Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1922, Page 15

HOPETOBRING NEW CONVENTIONS HERE Chamber of Commerce Ex- pects to Augment List Al- ready Scheduled. list of large conventions to be hinston in the near fu- ture will be augmented if the plans d of directors of the Wash- amber of Comrherce ma- Last njght, at a meeting body, H. K. Van Norman, tent of the World Dairy Con- ker, treasurer of Show Association, told of the manifold advantages to Washington if the joint convention of hese organizations met here. The meetin e scheduled for Septem- er. 1 00 Expected to Visit. More than two hundred thousand people would visi Washington n connecti ith the joint meeting ot . the two speakers told Ten days \\uul(l be vc- Dbusine committe s expected to ppointed by ident Albert Schulteis to thoroughly investigate the project and a report will be made in the near : . n.-x?r_\ 7 v Mrs. Fra |nk New Committee Heads. The followin i and vice chairr 1 Nationul Guard, John A. Echert, bors and water- highv and brid William F. Gude, chairman, Charles J. Bell, vice police and fire protection, . Joseph chairman, Mrs. vice chair dolph €. arities, Merritt willlam R. trict financ c Charles T. Cla rr high-water pre Hight, chairman; vice chairman; “brokerage 5 . Herrell, ufactures, Charles J. man: George P. Kil- public safety, an; George C. n: referenda D Neale, from United Sta Chapin Brown. chairman; D. taxation merce. . vice chairman: DEATH FOR BANK ROBBERY ! Virginia House Pagses Bill With Alternative of 5 to 18 Years. RICHMOND, Va.. March 8.—Bank robbers in Virgin cafter will face the death penalty, or. in the diseretion of the “jury, confinement in the penitentiary for not less than five *or more than eighteen years, under the provisions of a bill which was passed by the house of delegates by a vote of 51 to 31. Visit Our Shop —wr. we're equipped to co-operate with you in giving your ideas mechani- cal form. Al facilities for —Instrument and —Model Making, —Experimental Work, Inventor, and see how well H. S. ELKINS CO., INC. 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Olive Tablets are a purely vege- table compound mixed with olive ; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among patients afilicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. ‘Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much better ynn feel and look. 15c and 30c. URGES BOARD TOBANJAZZ HUGGING CHEEK DANCING AND NECK HOLDS By the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y., March 8.—Crea- tion of a state public amusement commission with power to regulate dancing is proposed in a bill in- troduced in the legislature by As- semblyman William Duke, chair- man of the assembly codes com- mittee, Jazz dancing, hugging. cheek to cheek dancing, neck-hold dancing and all classes of suggestive dances are sought to be banned by the bill. The bill is drawn against meth- ods of dancing condemned at the 1921 convention of the American National Association of Masters of Dancing. Enforcement of provis- fons of the bill would be placed upon the shoulders of inspectors named by the proposed commission and approved by the Women's Christian Temperance Union and religious organization of Protest- ant, tholic and Jewish women. Dancing under dim lights 1s specifically forbidden by the bil which also has the unique tinction of containing picto lustrations of “proper dancing.” The bill describes the proper method in this fashion: The man places his arm lightly lightly in his lef® hand. At no time, the bill says, should the . dancers fail to keep thejr bodies or faces apart. Sunday dancing is sought to be prohibited and no unmarried per- son under eventeen years of age would be permitted to attend a public dance unless accompanied by one parent. Licensing of public dance halls also is intended by the bill. To be licensed, a dance hall would have to be of good repute and be &p- proved by the local fire, health and building_departments. Penaltles for violation of pro- visions of the measure include & fine of $50 for the first offense and a fiuo of $250 for the second. The bl also would make the time re for certain dances us fol- “Waltz, 48; two-step, 54; one- - step, 66; fox trot, 43." The inspéctors of the proposed commission . would be required to attend and supervise all public dances. [ | FLOGGED BY MASKED MEN. DALLAS, Tex.,, March 8.—Philip Rothblum. forty, picture framer. seized in his home here last night by several masked men and flogged, was | toward Mexico. U. S. NOT TO PROHIBIT ARMS EXPORT TO MEXICO —_——— Will Not at Present Re-Establish the Embargo on Shipments Which |Congress Abrogated. +According to the Associated Press, the American government will notjthe Ku Klux Klan. re-establish at this time the embargo on the exportation of arms or muni- tions from the United States to Mex- ico, which was terminated by the ap- A declara- tion to that effect has been Issued joint resolution of Congress, proved Jantary 31, 1922, by the.State Departiment. Department officials explained that the repeal of the embargo had met with no opposition from the Moxican government and that President Obre- Eon had expressed his satistaction | with the present situation. ment by the was said KLAN DEMURRER UPHELD. Judge Denies Petition That Receiv- er Be Appointed. ATLANTA, March 8.—Judge George L. Bell, in Fulton superior court, has Bustained the demurrer entered to the petition of Harry B. Terrell and oth- ers for appointment of a receiver for He signed a su-| persedas, however, allowing the pe- | titioners twenty days in which to take the court and ruled that Imperial Wizard | Simmons could continue drawing his | salary pending the appeal. The petition of Terrell and his as- sociates was based on charges that| the Klan was bankrupt and that when | they sought to have an investigation | made of its affairs they were dis-| missed from the organization. Counsel for the order set forth. the| case to the state supreme || principle that ' if certain kiansmen | [E] thought they were being treated un- | fairly and were not in sympathy with | m have certain officials aired their they ‘W. H. Terrell in his dislodge the demurrer a_hearing had been refused Kloncitium, complaints Kloneitium, or council of the Klan. | The “Campbell Idea™ should 2 = before the studles convenience - arguments to WF e asserted that by the! sult of close study; &ood condition, you w it with. Most Poos contai tl is pur you can use |Cocoanut Oil Fine ‘ For Washing Hair| If you want to keep your hair in be careful what | oaps and prepared synm-‘ too much alkali. This| , makes_the anut oil shampoo ( d entirely greaseless), is much better than anything el for shampooing every angle. s i quality. . Office equipment is a problem — which the Campbell Idea solves to the utmost facility: The Campbell Idea of Office Furnishings and Office Equipment is a collaborated idea—the re- varied experience—a careful weighing of specific details of requirement, from . All this has been modeled into practical Furni- ture design, and made into dependable Furniture Bring us your problem—and we'll show you about his partner's waist, his hand resting _gently on her back just the waist line. partner should res lightly on the man’ der and her right should be held SALAD ordered to leave Dallas at once, it is learned. Rothblum said that he plan- ned to obey the order and added that as innocent of charges made inst him by his captors. His wife in the house when he was taken, The man's her left hana right shoul- tests against source. was merely a statement of the de-| partment's attitude, and that no pro- embargo had been recived from any | enough to la family for months. shop. reimposition of “the % 7th St. Bet. D and E |8 Advertisement. FENPRIZNEIZIARINAFCALTAT every one in 1h-; gives you Jlummu —] | this can’t possibly inj The announcement of ‘the State|~smssssazzssssasssuseuusEEsaRSRERAREN r L S the answer. Department “us‘“urfirotedtl{-hsum; 8 spoonfuls of Mulsifled in & cup or | circles here as indicative of the at-| @ 3 . s titude of the American government|3 |= Cld Glory E || er moteren: the hair with ! That Campbell Furniture Is in Every Washing- was asserte at - P i i i H refusal to re-establish the &mhurgo“E had only 33’ stars when = -‘l'l":’m('l;',;cél O""-m‘hl r‘_‘e"'mz';tlmw ton Office Building Is Significant on armg was & vircusl aoknowledie. |3 K. KNEESSl’S SONS be- 2 [lana cleanse the hair 3 at,| = = thoroug Th ? President Obregon was firmly seated|3 gan business in 1860. Six- & | [LhV'% : ( ?Ae in office and that there were no dis- |8 ! & [lof aust, u 3 arvanres in Mexico whichcould be § LY-two years have brought 0 i e e B =it = J viewed ay threatening his authority. | & 15 new stars to the fl_ng £ licvenly, and it leaves it fine Business Furniture e s ,‘;,‘:,",‘;"‘” and states to the Union Z[|siiky, bright, flufty and easy to | Corona Typewriters the embargo to Mexico was not oc- and time-ripened prestige = You can get Mulsified cocoanut 724 Thirteenth St. N.W. casioned by any ‘special incident. 1t|2 4o ¢his superior luggage ofl shaipoo at any drug store. 1t 1| [ that the announcement is very chean, and a few ounces is | H. . TALLMADGE Be sure m Vice President-General Manager The Master DEMON Market is the STRATIONS only retail mar- Lipton’s ket in Washing- Coffee ton, and one of Madolene: the few in the Pickles entire country, Pillshury’s directly under Pancake Government in- SFlourl,' spection and ° auer’s ZEC Wholesale 7% 622-624 Pen nsylvania Ave. S¥SL Retail | et Master Market Thursday Inducements Candies | MOCHA JELLIES ¢ ¢,r 95 PECAN NUT ROLLS 49, Our Own Make. Regular price, 59c.. . Bakery Vamllu, Chm‘olate, Stmw« ICED CAKES & st S peclal Delica tessen OLD DUTCH SPECIAL A Combination of Vegetables, Pickles, Olives, Pimentos, Ete. Lb....... 29c MEAT LOAF ¥ i g Kisher g CHEESE G maozee S 22t 23e PICKLES Pin Money Sweet Mized; 29c CRANBERRY SAUCE g, pint Fine With Poultry and Meats. Lb........... Victeial siei 3 CHFESE ‘Iyeif'dLthOZe Milk Wisconsin. i 32c Fruits and Vegetabl es - FANCY CELERY ZLgrge Florida. ¢ (IRAPE FRUIT Fancy La'rge. Each........ loc GRAPE FRUIT #edium size. . ... 3 for 22(: C YAMS North Carolina. Lb GOLD MEDM- BUCKWHEAT FLOUR;s Buckwheat \ Cakes! Golden Brown, flowing with but- ter and syrup— buckwheat cuKkes made of GOLD MEDAL B u c k- wheat Flour are truly delicious and away ahead of any you ever ate. delight They will the whole family and you can make them in a jiffy, . too.. No weighing, no fuss. ‘ THE FAMOUS WISCONSIN PEAS Packed by THE INDERRIEDEN CANNING COMPANY MARCELLA BRAND, an _PICK OF THE PACK exceptionally fine grade of BRAND, a medium size pea small, tender peas. that sefves unusually well. ' These Peas All On Sale at THE NEW MASTER MARKET Our 24c, Always on Top Pure Preserves and Jams Superior Brand _Sold in 1, 3 and 10-Pound Cans You will find a full line of these preserves at THE MASTER MARKET We Heartily Recommend Anger’s Baby Head Brand Macaroni Best on the Market sales on this fine brand are. tremendous. Manufactured by SAVARESE MACARONI CO. Baltimere, Md. Fresh Meats 5 PORK LOINS i 23¢ CHUCK POT ROAST 14 Cut From Native Beef. Lb.............. FRESH BEEF Plate or Brisket. I’rlsket. CORNED BEEF Smoked Meats SMOKED PICNICS = 17¢ 3 s . 25¢ 10c Plate or 'ROLLED SHOULDERS 19¢ Dry Cured Stock, Rind Off. Lbeso Forbes or Tn(Id Egcclle’nt Flavor. 36¢ - 50¢ VpeA HAMS Fish II_’I%'II‘{%BIII(?(? cugre. 2 1bs. for 25¢ 20c CODFISH STEAK The Master Market Uses Columbia Fresh. Lbd. ND PURITY PAPER CANS BOTH REPRESENTED BY Wm; B. Creecy Paper Co., Inc. WHOLESALE PAPER 1337 H St. N. E. Lincoln 5620 Kingan’s Made. of the Finest Vegetable Oils * A Wonderful Spread for Bread curable. Paper Bags Nut Margarine Kingan's Blue Bell A natural-tinted Oleomaraarme made from the highest grade animal fats pro-_ Groceries CREAM OF WHEAT 20c JELLO 10c KELLOGG’Sriikes 3 o 25¢ All Flavors. 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