Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1923, Page 23

FLOGGERS SOUGHT FOR ATTACKS ON3 Physician Believes His As- sailants Were Seeking Narcotics. BOY VICTIMS TELL STORY Accuse Mob of Whipping Them After Girl's Drinking at Party. B the Avsoc ated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March 8 —City and county authorities today continued their investigation of the abduction. robbing and beating of Dr. ston Goldberg. despite the ph s veluctance to press the case. oldberg staggered into police adquart crday moring after he hud been seized as he entered his garage at his home at midnight. The doctor said he felt certain the men who attacked him sought nar- ! He said they took the small ! (S| coties. amount of drugs he carried, as well as $60 Two Boyxs Lashed. 1 who had gone sSit 1o a p: 2 o sought 10 & the ab- with Okla.. the fi s of two car-old you ho were s night, taken to a grove and lashed, were sought by officers, The victims were George Price and Fred Sanders A men were gathered at ng place, the youths told The boys said their ab- questioned them about a seventee toxicate zens of per Sanders st \ front of store by two unmasked men wearing badges Woman Kicked From Car. Three unmasker motor car stopp home, display were officers. s s ttemp tened ingliam ng board of the tempted 10 stop them from driving away with the boy. After the whipping taken back to Tul near their h BITTEN BY DOG. Russell, colored 1340 Morris roud s n on the left | His wound w Scott. unuingham . but_was t e youths were and dumped out BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 435 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary Clear your throat of rawness from the outside, in—with It relieves the soreness quickly AtanyDrugStore—Keepatubehandy Yhes. Leaming & Cow, N. Y., Amer. Agents Influenza Physicians advise keeping the bowels open as a safe- guard against Grippe or Influenza. ‘When you are constipated, not enough of ature’s Yobricating liquid “is pro- duced in the bowel to keep th:" food waste soft ul;i moving. Doctors preseri Nujol because it scts like this natursl lubricant and SAYS MANY MOTHERS LACK PHYSICIAN’S CARE Dr. Watson S. Rankin Pleads for More U. S. Public Health Service Officers to Meet Demand. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, March §.—Thirty per cent of the women who become mothers in the United States do so without medi- cal attention, Dr. Watson S. Rankin, secretary of the North Carollna sta board of health declared, in discus ing the need of public at the closing sesslon of the national bublic health con ce” of the American Medical Association. “As a result of the mneglect of motherhood, Infancy is denied its Dirthright. 'and receives ." he said. “More than cases annually common able diseases depend upon e sort of Infancy experienced. In addition there is the problem of mal- nutrition, involving, it 4.000,000 " public school children this country. Its roots are infancy. Dr. Rankin that the need for health oflicers- is five times as great as the supply. Dr. Hugh 8. Cummi eral, United St Service, also emp ed trained publie s, ade- quately paid and free from politics. ; —_— From newsgirl, orker city attorneyship in San F being the first woman to recei: an honor in that state. such instead a |un is estimated | v | wedding took place in Rutland, Vt |FLOOD WATERS OF SEINE THREATEN PARIS CELLARS Other French Cities Suffer as Riv- ers Overflow—Parts of Bordeaux Have Been Evacuated. By the Aswcciated Press. PARIS. March 8.—Floods and ava- lanches have done considerable damage throughout France and threaten to do more. The waters of the Seine have | begun filtering into some cellars in the | low-Iying parts of Paris, but because of the improved weather conditions it is thought that the danger of a repetition { of the disaster of 1910 is past. | “The valleys of the Rhone, Saone, Dordogne und Loire, however, are suf- reatly: many towns are partly ater and some quarters in Bor- hes in the Alps, w ng of the temperature has caused tremendous snowslides. | GETS PARIS DIVORCE. | | Henry S. Downe Given Decree by Default. March 8.—A divorce huas granted here by default to e from Helen - daughter rmer Governor of Vermont. Mr, Downe, who is manager of the American Radjator | Company. sought the divorce on the ground of desertion. See this towel outfit Plate-, today atstationers druggdists department stores lass mirror Nickeled towel-rack 150 ScotTissue Towels All for $5-00 You'll want to have one in your office, once you see this attractive ScotTissue Towel that it will provide you with a clean, white towel for every wash-up. Eas;!fi hung on the wall, like a 40c¢ for 150 towels one or Outfit and realize fresh, icture. write today. €'l see that you are supplied. Scott Paper Co., Chester, Pa. Baltimore Office, Builders’ Exchange J. M. Keeler, Sales Manager Phone: Plaza 7630 _ Scotlissue Towels 1¢s a real pleasure to be a Goodyear Service Station Dealer these da In the first place, the values. In the second Weather Tre lace, service. of fictitious “discounts” and delusive “bar- gains” and is turning back to sound tire Goodyear Cord is sweeping -into a popularity that is tremendous. We are trying to do our part in giving the Goodyear user the best deal he ever had by extending him intelligent and conscientious © 1918, 7. Co. { £kt vs. public is getting tired the new beveled All- If you want the best tire Goodyear ever made, backed up by service that get from this tire all the mileage b elps you ¢t into it at the factory, come see us today. As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell and recommend the new Cord Tires with the beveled All- Weather Tread and back them wp with standard Goodyear Service Balley’s Auto Supply Co. 3001°14th St. N.W, Bailey’s Tire and Accessery Co. Shierman and Florida Aves. Brookland Garage 1000 Michigan Ave. N. Einerson & Orme 24-Hour Tire Service 1620 M St, NW, Eureka Auto Supply Ce. 1022 14th St. N.W. st Bt, 1105 . N.W, Federal Auto Supply Co., Inc, 477 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Ga 17th and J. W, Hi 4326 Wisconsin ; H. B. Hundley 3436 14th St. N.W, Lehman’s Tire Shop $11-513 H St. N.W. Lehman’s Tire Shi 20th and K Sts. _. McCurdy B 3730 Georgia Ave. N.W. Perry 8. Martin 125 Nichols Ave. S.B. ington Service Ca., Ine. N.w, Mid-W Mt. Vernon Amte 1232 Pennsylvania J. A. Norris 6th and Maryland Ave, B.W. Pennsylvania Avemue Garage 24-Hour Tire Service 11th and New York Ave, N.W. Uptown Aute Supply Co. 18th and California Ave. Service Station . and L St Wardman Park Inn Garage 27th and Calvert Sts. { GOODSYEAR unshin ROX S HYD b Grape Juice Armour’s, pt. bottle.. Armour’s, gt. bottle Welch’s Grape Juice, pt. W.flch's Grape Juice. qt. Jams, Jellies and Preserves Schimmel’s 16-0z. Preserves. (Blackberry, Raspberry, berry, Peach and Pineapple.) Jelly (in tumblers), Schimmel. .12'3¢c Jam, Curtice, per jar (Strawberry, Raspberr, Cherry, Peach and Blackberry.) Schimmel's Apple Butter, per can, 20¢ -.29¢ Straw- Meats—Canned . Blue Label Potted Tongue, ;.. Blue Label Potted Ham, 4. Blue Label Potted Chicken, *4s Biue Label Potted Turkey, 4s Blue Label Boned Chicken, s Blue Label Boned Turkey, 74s.. R. & R. Boned Chicken. 6-0z.... Underwood's Deviled Ham, 23%- oz. A A 5¢ Underwood led Ham, oz. Kingan Potted Meat .... Corned Beef ...... Kingan Corned Beei I, Milk—Canned Eagle. can Borde CHANENRE oocnozeimnonses Carnation. small can .... tion, tall can ... Van Camp’s, tall can . Malted Milk Borden’s, bottle ..... 38¢ Borden’s Chocolate Flavor, can Sesiesisas per Meal and Grits Quaker Yellow Corn Meal, per pkg. ... B .9 Old Virginia Meal, 2-1b. sack....10c Meal, 5-Ib. sack .. 8¢ Meal, Indian Head, 1 Hominy Grits, small . Hominy Grits, large .. Hominy Grits, Aunt Jemima Hominy. bulk, per 1h. ..... Macaroni and Spaghetti Sanitary Macaroni, 8-0z. pkg., 3 pkgs. for ... - Sanitary Spaghett 3 pkgs. for .. Sanitary Noodles, 6-0z. p! pkgs. for .. Ginger Ale, Etc. Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. Sarsapar iNa and Root Be Per Case Per Bottle No charge for cont purchasing. We will, however, buy back the empty bottles at one cent cach. For case complete with top and empty bottles we will allow 50 cents. All to be returned within 60 days. No allowance for wooden case alone. T hese S.pecials Until Saturday Closing Blue Ridge Corn, percan . . Per dozen cans, $1.05. Per case of 24 cans, $2.10 Meadow Lark Peas - A very good medium size pea; a big value at this price. NITA OCERY Co,, Pure Lard, vuik, 2 ws. for 25¢ Fresh Spinach, Ib. . .....10c | Sanitary Butter, Ib. . ... .59 Saniiary Fresh Eggs, doz.45¢ White Potatoes, 15 Ibs.for . 28¢ Celery, per bunch Fresh Tomatoes, Ib. New Cabbage, Ib. . .... .10c | Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. for.19¢ Michigan Navy Beans, Ib.10c Lima Beans, Ib.. . .......12¢c Have You Tried Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE? Grape Fruit, 2 for. . . ... .25¢ Fancy Apples, 3 Ibs. for. .25¢ Special Week-End Sale SMOKED HAMS Today Tomorrow Saturday Per Lb. ... SEEDED OR SEEDLESS Pkgs. for 23¢ 23¢ orby’s Family Size ‘Layer Cake Thousands of our patrons are enjoying this now famous cake, and, in addition to many varieties always on hand, we offer this week’s featured cake Corby’s Almond 2 8 c RAISINS, 2 Fancy Breakfast Pacon In Strips, Pound, Per Cake .9 .. 25¢ One can for trial will bring you back for a dozen or a case. Standard Tomatoes No. 2 Size Can - Per case of 24 cans, $2.00. Just the mention of the price is suffi- TAK-HCM-A BISCUIT Molasses and Syrup’ lue Label, Karo, Blue Label, Karo. Blue Label. 10 can Karo, Red Label, 174 can Karo, Red L Sanitary, 17 Palmetto Mola Palmetto Mol Red River Mol h 4 Mustard ..10¢ Sauces and Condiments Sanitary Catsup, 137407 17¢ 12¢ 12¢ 19¢ 29¢ 23¢ 37c¢ 29¢ »Olives—Green t Queen Olive per phe. Orange Pekoc, s 10¢ Orangc Ridgway's *4-1b, per phg Ridgway Orange Label. ..23¢ ab -....45¢ 9c 23c “HONEY DEW” BRAND RIPE HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Price made especially” for canned goods weck. most reasonable price. .. 3tr 25¢ We offer the large size (No. 2V5) tins of this fine product at a Pincapple prices are high, very high, and will remain so from year to year until production somewhere ap- proaches the consuming demand. cient; vou know present tomato values. California Yellow Cling Table Peaches, large can-- Same grade that we have been selling regularly at 22 cents per can and up. This is an outstanding value; a real “bargain.” bought many thousand cases of this grade of peaches. and during this week we are letting you have them at practically wholesale cost. Don't overlook this opportunity. § For this week we offer “Honey Dew” Brand 15¢ of pineapple packed on the Hawaiian Islands. there is no better quality obtainable. Per Dozen Cans, $4.00; Per Case 24 Cans, $8.00 We recommend “Honey Dew™ brand to be of the finest grade Regardless of price,