Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1923, Page 10

Read the Ad of the Victor Co. ' Page 7 of Today’s Star . BLOSSCM TIME AS RECORDED BY VICTOR RECORDS Notably Good Records That Will Bring Blossom Time to Your Home When You Play Them on Your Victrola Gems From Blossom Time—I2-inch, No. 35722 Song of Love—10-inch, No 45304 Tell Me, Daisy—10-inch . DROOP’S Steinway Pianos, Player Pianos, Victrolas il t|m1|1|immluumumuuumumnuum—uflnmfin—nmmHannn'Wmnmm—mnm§ Moderate Radium Therapy £ The dosage of Radium under the moderate therapy practice is based on the microgram (one thousandth part of a milligram), which costs, at the present market price, only seven cents ($.07.) One or two micrograms o ach day, as ally g a Radium is so powerful that this minute quantity is sufficient to normalize the system and restore its proper functioning. ‘This is the reason why we can sell our preparations containing the actual Radium at a price that is within the reach of every one. Ask about them at O’DONNELL’S RADIUM PRODUCTS CORPORATION 1105 Conn. Avenue N.W. Don't let child stay bilious, constipated WOTHER, OPEN CHLD' WITH ‘CALIFORNA S STRUP" Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels If your child is listless, full of cold, has colic, or the stoma r, breath bad, tongue coated, as) ful of “California Fig Syrup” will quickly start liver and bowel action. In a few hours you can see for your- Belf how thoroughly it works the con- | recti stipation poison, sour bile and waste right out and you have a well, playful child again. THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGT [TALIANS FLEECED BY PSEUDO-DOCTOR “Cure-All” Healers’ “Super- natural Powers” Even Changes Boiled Eggs. < $1.25 $1.00 1300 G Red Seal MUSIC HOUSE of the east today were requested by to institute a search for an Italian Who has fleeced a number of his fel- low countrymen in Washington out of hundreds of dollars by posing as a ‘cure-all” doctor, possessing super- natural healing powers. The pseudo- doctor, according to information ob- |!.u(ned by Headquarters Detectives Sanders and Evans, visited sick Ital- fans, claiming he would cure them for certain stipulated sums, In one instance, it is stated, he call- at a house where a man was suf- ing from a cancer and asked for ) 8ayIng he would return the money it he failed to effect a oure. The money was given him, and two days 35! :]mor he returned fit, saying he had ! been unable to cure the sick man. Charged 350 for Advice. Later the stranger returned and ad- vised a son of the sick man to send = = f Radium is all that is usually remains in the system for a com- cumulative effect when taken for his father t hospital. He said the ‘A‘athsr, who: ppetite was not good, n’::_\:lddleavc the hospital in two or ‘¢ days, return ho DRUG STORES SR iy e s savier e I charge $50 for this advice,” he told the son, and th : hl"nr;. ovlerkthe money. L e sick man was sent to a hos; ital, )und three days later, refusing lonnxer to remain there, was returned home. His appetite had improved and the alleged swindler collected $120 on count, guaranteeing a cure. the last seen of him. New-Style Eggs. Tn an effort to convince the son of the sick man that he possessed su- pernatural powers to cure, it is stated, the alleged swindler had the latter go to a neighboring store, pur- chase a_dozen eggs and boil two of them. He directed that the cooked eBgs be covered with a towel on the table in the dining room. Then he directed that the young man turn his back toward the table, saying he would do likewise, and when the shells were broken, ac- cording to the complaint to the de- tectives, one was found to contain pins and hairpins and the other con- tained a quantity of hair. The dem- onstration convinced the son of the sick man that his visitor possessed powers that would effect the desired cure in the family. o SENATOR GLASS TO PRESS CRONKHITE INVESTIGATION If Army Fails to Act, He Will Take It Up in Senate on Reconvening. That Majn 6797. If the War Department fails to act in the case of Maj. Gen. Cronkhite, retired, Senator Glass, democrat, Vir- ginia, according to plans outlined to- day by him, will introduce a resolu- tion when Congress reconvenes for a thorough inquiry by the Senate mili- tary committee. A resolution of investigation was drafted last week by Senator Glass, but he was infromed that it would meet with objection and he with- held it, convinced that the short time before' adjournment made adoption improbable. The senator said he prepared his resolution when in- formed that the War Department did not regard evidence of all tampering with official files bearing on the death at Camp Lewis, in 1918, of Maj, A. P. Cronkhite, the general's son, as sufficient to warrant action by a board of inquiry. “There should be a thorough in- vestigation,” said Mr. Glass today. “If the War Department does not act during the. recess, I shall press my resolution as soon as the Senate re- convenes.” 5 BOWELS | lllons of mothers keep “California Syrup” handy. They know a tea- ful today may save a sick child tomorrow. It never cramps or over- acts. Ask your druggist for genuine “Calitornia Fig Syrup” which has di- ons for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an imitation fig syrup. Police authorities in principal cities | | Inspector Grant, chief of detectlves; Revives Custom Of Golden Rose . Gift to Queens By the Associated Prese. ROME, March Pope Pius in May will revive one of the oldest customs of the holy see, which fell into dis- use more than twenty years 280, when he sends the golden rose to the Queen of Spain. (The golden rose. Made up of a cluster of roses and buds on one stem, all of solid gold, in time gone by was given each year i{ oy the Pope to the queen who during _the year had performed the ] most_plous deeds for the church.) Neither Pilus_ X nor Benedict XV sent the golden rose to any queen. The_last time it was bestowed was by Leo XIIT, who conferred it upon Queen Amelia of POPE PIUS, ously he had giv Queen of Spain, M as the last per- ourt appointed but he resigned this post when elected a member of the Ital liament.* Recently he was appointed a senator by Premier Mussolini, It is expected Pope Pius will intrust the Marquis Sarchetti, his equerry, with e to the Lent. TOWNER SAILS MARCH 31. New Governor of Porto Rico Will Aid Trade and Banking. Horace M. Towner, the new Gov- ernor of Porto Rico, expects to-safl March 31 for San Juan to take over his dutles from 1. Mont Reily, Te- signed, it was announced last night. Judge Towner conferred for some time with Secretary Weeks yester- day over the situation. As,a means of encouraging the development of the island Judge Towner said ex- tension of the banking facilities and the establishment of _additional steamship lines between Porto Rico and the United States were contem- plated. We carry a_complete line of PRATT & LAMBERT ACME QUALITY Varnishes and Enamels. —That Endures! —For Beauty! —That Is Popular! —For Renewing! —That Saves! —For Brightening! —That Lasts Longer! —For Hard Service! —That Cheers! —For Better Work! —That Charms! —For Satisfaction! Sleep is more important than food | (m ON, wine in the Hawalian Islands {s re- quested of Congress through a reso- b TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923. HAWAIIANS WANT BEER. e lutlon’ inte¢uced. today i the terrl. By the Assoclated Press. 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