Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 18

AT ' ) ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1923. e T e i ROUTED BY ARKANGAS "ok ro | oren Ger w5 ] o s o T W i e i BY RADIO TODAY FAYETTEVILLE, PTU riot, August 23, 1917. Six were |_} IS cA RED IN 10WA | gentences of Twenty Who Raided Z'.:'..a'."'re:".':m commuted_to lfe | Obaetver. ssla to. be Nogth ‘Carolina £3 Schedule ~ of Local Wireless | 1 ° ) S imprisonment by President Wilson. | oldsst newspaper, became the prop. i i Last of Gau Houston Are Commuted. have died 1 Two have | erty of Alfred B. D quite of OMMER! e MUB, SAYS REPORTER [z ot G muac zootes moeae| | Soomon e commutea | | iR 3 Bie Sorkt oo pircatac e maper 2ND C CIAL ZONE Post Office in 1921 Arrested 1.—Twenty of the alleged Houston | . Ty SAA—Naval Radio Station, Radie, Va. rioters in the federal penitentiary % 3:45 to 4 p.m.—Closing live stock : in Davenport. h commutations of n!:rkm.“ H s “Got in Hot Water” Because He | ny the Associated Press. e it s nounced pmznnlexz - to 4:15 p.m.—~Hay and fe . 5 ¥ . TOLEDO, February 1.—Nathan Ot- s ° g SRS Questioned “Citisens’ Commit- | il Vs Sume Comam oo it B2 eeeitet e i 5 || CUHANDY ite Hands 50 Feet Front 110 Feet D. i J Pt B e | diflei. member of the gang that held up and | from Iife to eighteen v t ‘eet Fronl 5130 to ¢ pm.—Daily mas { tee,” He Testifie robbed the Toledo poat ofce of more| SIXty-seven former megro soldiers UBS” e eet Deep to 30-Foot Alley than $1,000,000 on February 17, 1921, R Containing 5,500 Square Feet No leases on property Present Monthly Rental, $140.00 3 5 Price, $35,000 1st Trust, $18,000. 61/2%. 3 years. Benton, Trenholm & Co. 924 17th Street N.W. Exclusive Agents Main 4826—Main 502 X ! = —and housework are not ready ort; shi; g Re IK:]::;‘;nm‘in;{d grle_u.A <. February 1. | %cinder arrest in Davenport, Iowa, a associates, unless you utilize a metrey Jir ool o Sehmyl s et er sl vadikifedural wes h the hand- “HANDY RUB” when dusting, 11 p.m.—Weather forecast. Sisitingasninlnyes or sehe Joe Urbaytis, alleged leader of the g h“s ouse protecting cleaning and polishing things. 5,950 meters.) which union men recently allegedly |county ait zf‘figo:'flf‘y.‘?o'zf“&‘fl 6 volt 65 amp. hr. Cl “Handy Rubs” fit and protect the By Radiophone on 710 Meters. | Were deported because of bridge |lowing his conviction of a charge ot Radio Battery, $16.75 eaners hand, as well as insure good work 6:45 to 7 p.m.—Unit tes bureau i burnings and other sabotage, had |COnSpiracy in connection with the 2214 volt 1.2 amp. hr. Dusters & with minimum effort. Priced so nited Tfcducation lecture. “Main Streets of {completed their testimony in the Ar- |G Schults, J Radio B Battery, $7.00 every woman can have one—25c. 7103 to 7:20 p.m—Talk from the De- | kansas legislature's inquiry into the | . & s ten Rcdllpll B.“"Y u'"'fl. Polishers Glass Table Tofis Cut to Order partment of Agriculture on “Sow |disorders today insofar as the Little lary, = A Good Seed,” with some practical sug- | Rock hearing was concerned. Rebut- of tho band Slm?lo—Eficwnb-— for house- mestions for testing farm and garden e ubmitted | captured in Los Angeles, several Sosd as insurance for good crobs. | W The commitiss ‘shitts ‘lta hear. | TIOnthS ago, 18 awaiting trial in con- Notseless—$18.00 hold use. 7:25 to 7:40 n.m.—"The Corner Stone | o™t Harrison next week, it was |D€Ction With the case. Maryhnd Batte; i i i i of Working Conditions for Women.” | {nficuted. In Ty | Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass ¥ the Department of Labor. | "Harrison was the center of the| HYLAN GOES TO FLORID " Servic 7:45 to 8 p.m—Survey of business . ¢ A. e, inc. 334 New - 2nd industriai conditions in the United | {He® ety AN e B "iierous | NEW YORK. February 1.—Aavisea 1019 17th St. N.W. | 1 ew York Ave States and foreign countries. inion e {by physiclans that he needs a rest, Phone M. 97 8:05 to 8:20 p.m.—Internal revenue o0 N he (itnesses testifying in | Mayor Hylan was on his way to Palm ‘Wholesale hroadcast, No. 8 on “Personal EX-{ .5 nioht's hearing was J. T. Roge Beach today for & month's vacation. venses as Deflned by the Income Tax as[_ Louls newspaper man, who tes g - % ed he “got into hot water” becau 8 e mdfi:w n\-_m-(ca guard S;;‘; he questioned members of the s aoe) roadcast No. 8, on Story called citizens’ committee in Harri- iescue From the Beach. fon concerning the lynching of E. C. o v Gregor, a striker. WWX—Post Office Department (1100 | “'poy g’ testified he was forced to P Repoteiittn crand vesd| (AT o AR l} « : ! 5 e wewimso | ofhe ofulius Lansburgh gfurniture Co's ports. Similar Charges Against Another S p.m.—Report on frults and vege- tables. ! Also Are Set Aside. ¥:iSip m - Weliliar forecast SUPERIOR, Wis.. February 1.—On i [ ] WIL—Continental Electrlc Company |the motion of United States District | (360 Metors). ! W Doughert I 5:30 to 7 p.m—Phonograph selec- | <" | Rending meainaChy \ tions. - / —— L 4 1 : o i WMU~—Doubleday-Hill Electric Com- yesterday. The (Except where noted, seuding 1s CW [and North Arkansas railroad, along dbdddd bbbt bt bbb bt bbb bbb C o pany (360 \l_»m?-;. : "‘"ng,fi,;“'h“" of Berger's activ- : . : g L™ g n 0 | b ks SR TS e A Qg;&w Although only under way for a few days, has already made its impression e AT ‘ upon the minds of our customers—an impression of wonderful values in furni- 't You Answer Me' emain- 11 i 5 2 = 2 rperedes Answer v memain || CATCHING COLD IS ture. Quality that endures at low prices is emphasized on every floor of our AD X ons, to be announced later. by Mrs. fimny, contealio soloatiian Georns | {NGUIUAIN ACCIDENTE Il big building. RADIO NEWS | The Penalty for Neglect of:* _ Health Rules | | The National Radio Listener-in As- soclation will give an entertainment, - i vance and reception tonight at § o e o e ock at its headguarters, 1100 M |['dental, that you sat in a draft or | st. The general pub- ||' that vou | radio fans, is invited || caught® it | f the organization to |, fron | for the dancing || one ut of the air.” This 2 i = Station WMU of the Doubleday-Hil | [ SELY , half ric Compa v 4 1 snecial progra sic Al from 3 to S that a cold is the pen- alty for f! neglect of | Jk | the com- 1|l mon_rules g neaid | ol | . L . T Tapestry Rugs Axminster Rugs Sourseit to oy If {1 . y 9x 12 8.3x10.0 9x12 8.3x10.6 8 become 5 government lectures are on o v ertired. i X e N. 2 dcast program this even- weakened E i The opening lecture by the :"\\dr Tun 5 i . . . % P ureau of education will start at 6:45 own. o'clock, and the final talk by the |have al- OO[[‘ i 9x12—8 coast guard service is scheduled to | lowed your i Wilton Rugs, 9x12—8.3x10.6 St 5:d0 ||l sower of resistance to be lowered. | . The cold germ which is alw: TO ENTER U. S. TRADE. || victim® "cardy finds you an cass || Of magnificent design, as pictured; consisting of Big Settee. Arm $298 75 $69.75 to $169.75 L] MELBOURNE, Australia, February ||| 10U Can maintain your pow, Rocker and Chair; covered all over with excellent grade of Mohair; out- ) ~The Commonwealth government || [SSistance to “g"‘fi“;;yg“,fim ! side backs covered with same material ; Marshall spring cushions. A re- We have a complete stock of rugs in many Standard Makes and in ne has decided to enter the Amer- || Jonp's Medi which builds new | markable value at this February price all sizes; priced for our February Sale. -An trade and will begin sailing its || strength and health. If you have 2 ships to and from American ports already ywed yourself to take shortly. Two of the vessels of the (| cold. begin treating it at onee with ||+ company's fleet which had been idl Father John's Medicine. 1t will since October have been recommis- ||| not only drive off the cold. but it sioned since the reduction in freight | '\»,-[” build h rates. One of these ships will carry ||| which to v ttac Bl c wool to the United States. ¢ I 17 alrs We've grouped a number of our best make Morris Chairs to sell in our February Sale at 25% reductions. Buy Refl‘igeratOI‘S comfort at a saving. i Off General reductions of 25% 35 are being offered on our large ¥ W 1 F. . h B d S . k of Refri i - 3 - Dealers whose first thought is a large margin of Mt ;f:l:ru:ry SZ;;“;;:,‘;";‘ ;:l: . a nut lnls e room ulte profit are not especially interested in Goodyear I unlimited opportunity to find 0 A beautiful suite, as pictured; made up of a large Dresser, Full Van.ity, 75 Tires, for Goodyear margins are relatively small. the one you want at a saving Men’s Chifforette and Bow-end Bed. A very distinctively designed suite; o Dealers who decline to service tires and thus save in price. well made and a truly wonderful value at our special February Sale price - money for their customers are likewise uninter- i ested, for Goodyear expects its dealers to give 1 D 'B v - Genuine a-Bed : : . i As pictured, including pillow and B_ecaune we beluivc in sn.xalle.r margins and extra I - ‘Kroehler” Duofold ; 3 foot roll; covered with g%od grade tire quality, and in conscientious service, we have ¢ 3 / Pt of cretonne. Very comfortable, been selected as Goodyear Service Station Dealers Settee by day, Bed at night. Oak ; 3 L Wil Az, 4 = e : good-looking and strongly built. A in this town. frame construction, upholstered in L ’ BN o special value at our February Sale We believe with Goodyear that these things are 'l:‘;l:;gfi 1;:2,: TR Spscesieion 27 3 % - d ~= T essential to satisfied customers and a permanent : business, and therefore we operate on that basis. When you\buy tires from us you buy the most | | i € 0 & popular tires in the world, and a service that will I e A | B [T Three-Piece Reed Fiber Suite * * * bocis Seivi 3 ¥ i | ~ I 1 As pictured, consisting of Settee, Armchair and Rocker. ::dcnwmn:md G:o‘g;::’.}',?,“ ,,::‘l,;:lkl i - p: A | K Upholstered in cretonne. A distinctive appearing suite, and $5 X them up with standard Goodyear Service | o, . 1 a very good value BRI e Ro. 3125 Niohols Ave B.E. | ; THESE NAMES SPELL “QUALITY THAT ENDURES” et il iioaas a e 160z 14th 8 s ‘ : : e “Kroehler” “Englander” “Royal Easy” “Sellers” o maiaREeRe Mot Kichois ave SE 0P Duofold and Beds, Springs and Morris Kstchen Modern Aute 8upply Co. i Duofold Suites Couch Beds Chairs Cabinets 917 H St. N.E. ] 1620 M St. N.W. Moore’s Auto 8i xgrly 8hop ¥ Eureka Auto Supply Co. 935 20th St. N.W. 1022 11th S o Mount Vernon Auto Suppl: Evans 1232 Pennsylvania Ave. Xf«' 1105 21st V. J. A. Norris 6th and Maryland Ave, 8.W. Pennsyivania Avenue Garage Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. Seaton Garage and Supply House LW, s 45-49 Seaton St. N.E. 1336 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. 308 Rhode.Island Ave, N.W. H. B. Hundley Security Auto Supply, € I | - 3436 14th 8t N.W. 11th and New York Ave. i || Mahogany Lehman’s Tire Shop Uptown Auto Supply Co. st = 811 H 8t. N.W. 18th and California Ave, t Finish Vermont Avenue Service Station 111 » Vermont Ave. and L 8t. Wardman Park Inn Garage 27th and Calvert Sts.