Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1923, Page 24

nE A (5 i ) “ ir s SO sea e g v HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1923. ; R R R e PU”BE AND HRE POLICE SEEK TO CURB ~ |in “':355‘3:‘.'.4"’1““;“ ST a1 SeMInE of someof bisy carly ffomts | rom 100 to, 1020 the, LB TEL ) ¥ s ,249,269. During_th riod Can- RAID-CHASING BONDSMEN | Folowing"the addross buttet supe |25 555 suin: 1t Soi s oot ooney | S ectved -10046h Soiels o he per was berved: with which to get married. 3 NEEDS ARE URGED | s-s-=rmma i Meay Have Given Tips. In order to prevent bondsmen from Chamber of Commerce Com- [cbtaising brematucs intorma mittee Discusses Various |}oe: putsiders wiih not be ail Civic Improvements. United Btates. then them to transact their busls | Z72 An order to this effect was lssued ull soveral weeks ago The need of high-pressure water ¢ system throughout the downtown sec- ctly, The ban o tion-house loiterin, tion of the clty; additional fire larm |ys"the reguls of & liquor ratd Tuesday boxes; safety apparatus for firemen, |night, in which four bondsmen learn- and_specific appropriations for firs (3 of the case and reached the scone houses and police stations were some | gearteq ‘,D’, N6 ohatt di'the ‘prlponse of the matters discussed yesterday| When the Commis at the meeting of the fire and polics | the incident he rn?;x; livan to make inqu n protection committee of the Wi possidie, Bow' tho bondsmen i . ington Chamber of Commerce. T hy me of the rald so quickl. er 1 Pl t subjects will be incorporated in 432 B Teport submitted late V c e a e S report of the committee, and will be |Sa¥ Lieut O. T. Davis, head of the ralding party, stated that one of the| presented to the full chamber at the | bondsmen was In the second precinct o e . next meeting. station and probably overhoard f D Other recommendations which will |telePROne request that a truck 0 1stinctive be made to the full chamber are: One |feRf o the raid. =A similar me, day off each weck for both firemen |15 Soiqros Lo have been overheard by another bondsman in one of the and police; free uniforms for mem- bers 0f hoth departments; increased | N statlon houses. pay for both departments, and heating facllities for police booths, the com- TALK ON SULPHUR i » o mulee, hn\'mg"hee? I:l(lo‘r:wd :lhnlln 5 Several Tecently Installed call sta- el & g ! KING HAAKON tiansiithereisimn heating wepsawe; |y, onasiblise TEaplatos IETtag of This famous china, America's foremost prod- FINEST NORWEGIAN { The committee will“scek also a S R l tightening up of the regulations gov- Mineral in South. uct, of which we are sole Washington distributors, erning the issuance of permits to| Sulphur production in the U B . - . 't t bile. 1 thi; ity. nited 3 ?“::';1:" l“’l’o.‘m‘?"h °;:d’“'§r="f . ‘z,.}'. :m:; w‘,;, '.;m ‘;wact Gtian iilas osflere.! m;;lly nrtxs:c anc‘luaps:loprmthe patterns u} that no permit shou e {ssue o a|by Dr. ardee Chambliss, 3 - person under eighteen years of age, L ervice Plates—they will a to the success o and that the evesight of the applicant of chemistry at the Catholic Uni- . . i b aeranen versity, before a meeting of the So- your éntertaining. CREDITS MITCHELL SPEED | kb, st misvt He expiained now Second Floor were found In Louisiana and Texas in the early By the Associated Press. elghties, but, due to quicksand and . January 4.—The Inter-|Polsonous gases, mechanical diff- culties in mining them proved to bi national Aeronautical Federation has | {g, " ountable until Hermar e offclally credited Brig. Gen. Willlam | concelved the idea of melfing the Mitchell, assistant chief of the Ameri- | sulphur while in the ground and . can air force, with a world record of [ pumping it out in a liquid state. He 224.05 miles an hour in a flight four | explained how the process was rapid- IN PURE VIRGIN OLIVE OIL CAN e ciety of Engineers at the Cosmos times over a one-kilometer course at|ly developed into a successful method 1215-17 F Street and 1214-18 G Street Selfridge Fleld, Mich., October 18. of mining the mineral in large quan- PURE " LARD s 12°¢ & 99 : of Sadi Lecointe, the French aviator,| Dr. Chambliss said that prior to the Hours—8:45 to 5:30 6 Ro“s PAClFIC : Who on January 1 last made four cir- | year 1805 sulphur used in this country cuits of a kilometer course at Mar- | was imported, but that since that time seflle at an average speed of 216 mllc; these methods of mining it, known b T 0 I I ET per hour. B as the Frasch process, have reductd V722277227 PAPER Standard Brands 2. § ; The Julius Lansburgh i FLOUR ::; 1010 Furniture Co. Carries on its ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE with most un- 7 . k usual values in Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room Suites and : “tter c S Odd Pieces. 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