Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 23

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DECLARE VORLD IS BETTIN BETTER Renresentative Murphy “Ad- dresses Men of Ninth Street Christian Church. Representative Frank Murphy of Ohio was the principal speaker at the twenty-third annual banquet of the Berean men’s class of the. Ninth Street Christian Church, held last night in the hall of the institution. Yo traceds the growth of the church with the beginning of the American zovernment and declared Christianity was the foundation of true manhood znd womanhood. “The world,” he ROULETTE WHEEL SEIZED IN SHADOW OF PUBLIC SCHOOL By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, February 1.—Juvenile voices, piping: “Two cents on the black; a penny on the red,” led de- tectives to a minlature Monte Carlo |just around the corner from Public School No. 89. There, in an out-of-the-way candy store, they found a group of pop- eved youngsters, surging around a humming roulette wheel and wager- ing their hoarded coppers on the gyrations of its vari-colored border. Three men, bankers of the, game, were arrested after 2.458 Pennies had been found in the ‘“losers’' com- {partment of the machi 8,000 ANTI-BOLSHEVIK OUSTED FROM SIBERIA VLADIVOSTOK, January 10 (By Mail to the Associated Press).—Eight . {thousand Russians have been listed THE ' EVENING "I DENIES RUM RUNNING. Trust Company Official Answers Charge in Bridgeport, Conn., Suit. “BRIDGEPORT. Conn., February 1.— Ch:{xes that the Greenwich Trust Conipany of Greenwich filnanced a rum-running trip to Cuba and return by the schooner Pereze, madé by Jacob STAR, WASHINGTON, Levy of Westport, in the course of a civil action in the superior court, were denied last night by A. W, W. Mar- shall, vice president and secretary of the company. The accusation was made during the trial brought by the trust company for $12,000 against Levy and John A. Montgomery of N walk. Levy sald that he had been ap- proached by Mr. Marshall with an offer to finance the expedition and admitted that he had agreed to ar- Kinney’s February Clearance Shoes for Every Ome at Prices You'll Be Glad to Pay D. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1923 range matters In Cuba. He said that he himself had fur- nished $16,000 to help in equipping the ship on the understanding that he was to be paid out of the profits. In ad- dition he maintained that he would be able to furnish witnesses to certain of the transactions alleged to have taken place with Mr. Marshall. Many young women jn Germany are | taking up dentistry as a profession. 500 Pairs Women's - Yes Madam alded, “is growing better every da Speeches also were made by Rev, High Shoes Both black and tan lace shoes. Special for deportation to European Russia. - _ Most of them are former officials and C. R Stauffer, the new pastor of|sympathizers with the old ¢zarist ireh; by Reprosentative John | regime. Two trainloads of 1.000 ot tial6 < = ch- | the deportees left in December. They 11 Robsion of Kentucky, teach- | \Wore “given three days in which to the Berean class; Harley V.ldepart. Those who failed to comply register ~of the United|ith the order were treated as spies d a former presi-{,ng deserters and evil enemies of \ class of Calv o soviet government. Mea's Tan Shioes. Goodyear welt, rubber heels. 32.98 Special Men’s Tan Army Shoes, Goodyear welt soles, rubber $3.98 heels . Jarrett n(i Church; | W. H. Whitney, R. F. Selby, F. H. Murch, J. E. Furmage, C. F. Davis, F. 1 C. Porter. H. orge A 2 the church, . -; F. L. Kircher, J. R. Venning, M. G. Cowgill, B. A. Bower, George Kraft, M. Wooden, C. R. Brown, . who were | I, B. Gordon, H. L. Stanforth, J. R. J. L. Bateman, | Hoflin, C. J. Peckham, W. B. Spire, s, and toast- {H. M. Young, Frank Young, R. B. © speakers. | O'Hara, Paul E. Twyman, W. C. Kozee and J. H. Bechwith. Class officers are John L. Bateman, president; Frank A. De Groot, vice president: R. L. Johns, secretary; R. W. istant ~ecretary; A. E. Wild, 3. Soper, assistant treas- tative John Marshall . teacher; Rev. C. R. Stauffer udge Gilbert O. Nations, assistant Misses’ and Children’s School Shoes, of solid leath- er, built for long, useful You are the judge. Get a bar of Van Camp’s Clgan-easy and if you don’t say it gets results quicker, turns out a beautifully clean, snowy white wash with less hard work than any laundry soap you’ve ever used, we'll cheer- fully return your money. Washes clothes clean in 10 fntnutes. Comes in a choice of white or yellow bars. Every Home Needs Two Soaps Van Camp’s Clean-easy for the laundry. Van Camp’s White Naptha for dainty fabrics —also for washing dishes, cleaning woodwork, floors and furniture. See our introductory offer Get a bar today Van @mp’s CLEAN-EASY AND WHITE NAPTHA SOAPS Made by Van Camp Products Co., Indianapolis Sunday School Music. The program of entertainment in- us by the Sunday school solo by Mis sola by 1 wear. Sizes 813 " §1.98 Zelle - | Loney, assi rd Bower- | treasurer; Boys' Real Shoes, Y black and tan, solid leather soles, rubber All sizes 500 pairs Women’s Low Shoes, latest styles, both. black and tan. 52.98 Special Quality Rubbers at Low Prices Men’s Rubbers Boys’ Rubbers 98c to $1.49 98c to $1.25 iowalter, D. I Coak o pa: {NOW AND SAVE DOLLARS oot, 5. Da-| Special luwdprh‘el oftezed you to keep our ham, A. | painters busy during the winter months. , W. 1. B w |v1!':“l!x.Jl(:[:lth L 2 oper, T3 Lis R. X Ferguson, § Puinting Dept, Pho! Buck, L, A. Horton, C. F. Hoff- o Weber, . H. Walleigh, o nes Main 3490-2491. 1114 9th Bt. Children’s Rubbers Ladies’ Rubbers 69c to 98c for 3% weeks only With every purchase of 1 bar or more of Van Camp’s Clean- easy Soap (White or yellow) we will give 1 BAR FREE of VAN CAMP'S WHITE \ NAPTHA SOAP GUARANTEE: — If you are not thoroughly satisfied with any Van Camp’s Sosp, retucn the wrapper to your grocer and he will cheerfully sive back your money. omon,” Thomas A. 729-31 7th St. N.W. STORES gaasssassunnsasnnnns FACTORIES § AEENEREERESE 3 L4 ] olquitt Deg William Intyre, - The Talk of the Town THE OLD FASHION 2 THE NORTH AMERICAN ALMANAC The most complete Almanac that has ever been put on the market. Contains the most advanced knowledge of the world on which we live—a complete knowledge of the universe. Your library will not be perfect unless you se- cure a copy of this book. At Washington’s Greatest Drug Stores SAVE THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EACH YEAR <C=>»0 mvmzxm <-=>»>0 Tvmzpm HOMEMADE CANDY . h E are delighted to be able to offer you the famous VIRGINIA this reduced price— LEE Homemade Candy, which we know will be appreciated. Tt is a candy of quality, and is made fresh every day. The selection includes chocolates, butter creams, bonbons, fruits and nuts. A trial is all that is necessary to convince you that it is a wonderful value 1 5C ‘ At the Old-Fashioned Price , jre25cEtagcrrhose Vor. scoiing b s - 1405 H ST. N.W. 723 14TH ST. N.W. - FRANKLIN 8227 O'D Olive Oil FAIRY _ C | F. ST. COR. 12TH i Bound 1;\ Handsome } .- Board Covers “The Aristocrat of Almanacs” GOLD DUST Sale of Toilet Articles ! Chloredixo Tooth Paste...39% Holmes’ Frostilla | Hinds’ Honey and Almond 4711 BATH SOAP Assorted Odors 23c $1.25 Per 1; Doz. ware— For washing clothes and linen— For cleaning silver and plate— Gold Dust has no equal. Special for this sale only, 3 packages for For washing dishes and glass- 69c Per Doz. 35¢c Per 4 Doz. 5 for 23c Palmolive |Sale, Patent & Home Remedies Horlick’s Malted Milk, 42c, Shampoo Branolax Laxative Tablets Benzoln and Almond N Lotion is uosurpassed é”, 39c Per Bottle 2 Usoline Mineral Oil ‘When the muscles or o) AUTO STROP. 609 9TH ST. N.W. FRANKLIN 3713 floors, painted woodwork, etc.— FRANKLIN 2856 Skin Soap SOAP FRANKLIN 4312 Hand Scrubs A good assortment high-class brushes. - 19¢ Each GENUINE KING RAZOR STROP 98c BURGOLINE WHITE MINERAL WATER It is odorless and tasteless, and is prescribed by Stomach Specialists as an intestinal lubricant, 50c Eaton Louisine Stationery Have Skin of Velvet Smooth- ‘ ness LILAC VEGETAL Delightfully fragrant and refreshing. For use after shaving or after the bath as a tollet water. This high-grade d vegetal has become im- mensely popular. Full size ounce bottle. of %¢ 2le Leigh's Unguent, special, 69c, $1.19 and $1.89 4711 Verdura Glycerin Soap, 4 cakes to bar. Liquid Peptonoids (plain).98c Requa's Charcoal Tablets, 12¢, 23¢, 43¢ Lambert’s Listerine, . 23¢, 3%, T3¢ veee.89c Sargeant’s Mange Remedy. .55 Royal Bay Rum, 8-0z. sprinkler top bottle. Ideal Cold Cream Squibb's Magnesia Tooth Vinol ... Tanlac Peterson’s Ointment, 29¢, 49¢, 89¢c ‘Thedford's Black Draught..2lc Wine of Cardui.... Freezone, for cornt | 75¢ Coty's Paris Compact. ..59¢ ..32¢ Roger & Gallet Soap, Sandal- wood, Heliotrope or Violet, Effervescent Phosphate P. D. Co., Ib. bottle.... Glycerine and Rose Water in 8- oz. bottles, .:25¢ Goblin Soap forSe Seidlitz Powders (box 10)..19¢ Citrate Magnesia Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia, 308 cicirecrnticnnnnans 25¢ Azurea Taleum ... bave perfect skin, RAZOR STROPPER 45¢ 10c RAINBOW o SOAP FLAKE [ i o e e e | DYES Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- All Colors pound Glyco-Thymoline. .23¢, 45¢, 89¢c c Allcock’s Porous Plasters, 2 2! CARBONA CLEANING FLUID o 15¢ f 45¢ Squibb's Taleum KaDene Medicated Soap, 3 cakes ... Kent's Hotax Tooth Brushes (Imported English Brushes), very special ......... o | Calox Tooth Pwoder, 2l¢, 39c Pepsodent Tooth Paste....39¢ Pyrodento Tooth Paste....39c | Pebeco Tooth Paste........39 Palmolive Shaving Cream, 26¢c 25¢ Sweet’s Deodorant Cream Nadine Face l\’owder 0. D. Bay Rum Shaving Cream , 2 Colgate’s Shaving Cream. Williams’ Shaving Cream, 29, 45c Westphal’s Auxiliator, 49¢, 95¢ | Wildroot Hair Tonic, 29¢, 49¢, 89¢ Mahdeen Hair Tonic.......75¢ Sago, Sage and Sulphur....49¢c =T e g Tablets. Marmola L HOUSEHOLD RUBBER GLOVES All Sizes 39c HYDROGEN PEROXIDE SOLUTION Botte . 10C 23c HARPER’S MASCARO TONIQUE Harper Method Mascaro Tonic, tends to restore the halr, prevent it from falling and keeps the scalp free from dandruff. 83c ~ STERNO HOLDER FREE With 6 cans of Sterno Heat _.50c| Swiss Rose Transparent Soap, 10c; 3 cakes - irits of Camphor, 3 oz...25¢ 10¢ 25¢ 15¢ L.35¢ Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap, 6 cakes. . L Castor Oil, 4-0z. bottle. Oriental Peroxide Soap, 3 cakes Parke, Davis & Co. Germicidal Soap, 1 per cent.........19% Improved Dobell’s Solu- Mentholatum ... <o -21c Stuart’s Dypepsia Tablets. .4%¢ Eskay’s Neurophosphates, small, 89¢; pint . Nature's Remedy. .21 75¢ Alophen Pills, 100s....49¢ | 75¢ Analgesique Baume Bengue ... Bromo Seltzer, 10c, 23c, 43¢, 89¢ Fellows’ Syrup of Hypophos phites $L19 35¢ Vick's Salve, special | Squibb’s Pure White Mineral | 0il, pint ...65¢ | Hypo-Cod Tonic, special...89c | Fluid Extract Cascara Sa- grada, 4 oz. . Best Extract Vanilla, 3 oz. Turpentine, pint Eavenson’s Cucumber Soap, 10¢ & 3 caikes, 25c; 12 cakes. ...90c Colgate's Big Bath Soap, dozen cakes..... et Twenty-Mule-Team Boric Acid, half pound Extra Quality Turkish Bath Towels ¥ 20¢ 50c Palmolive Shampoo...3% Herpicide 45¢ and 89¢ Krank’s Lather Kreem, Twenty-Mule Team Borax, | 100z pkg. . Pound Anti-Colic Nipples, small and medinum 5¢ Large .... Six Cans 1-Lb. Bottle .. Special Kolorback Hair Coloring, $1.15 el L L L L L L L

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