Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1923, Page 25

RIIGH CABIET NAY EVADE A Govarhment Finds Loophole After Being Defeated on ¢ Technical Vote. B the Asencisted Press. LONDOY Anrfl 11.—The ment geebelieved to have out of ¥he difficult situ: in theghwuse of commons last &SI when #ttwas defeated on the technica jquestion of allowing the speaker to the chair for a discussion of estima govern- nd a way civil servies ; ting until se decision t the moti L in view of nted it contained he word frela, the ouly t turned in a sp; Ordinaril pposed the lnave the of the showed a Ithough the governme conservativ forming th to 1 upporters of that the ¢“HUMAN FLIES” BANNED. New York Aldermen Forbid Scal- ing of Skyscraper Walls. NEW YORK. April 11.--The bg of aldermen ha prohibiting the &valls by “human flies 3 101 calin the within t Martinique. —_—— DROWNS AS BOAT BURNS. William Fontein Meets Death Qfl' XKey West—Companion Saved. KEY WEST, Fla. April 11.—Wil- Nam Fontein was drowned the und woul Hands to Hold. From the Hareard Lampoo Mrs. Henpeck ®'pose you've been friend—holding his h: FATHER had planned a brilliant future for him. Mother’s high hopes for his success were sup- runcd ably by her everlasting aith in him. But the boy was a bitter disap- pointment. He was being outdis- tanced steadily by hisschoolmates, was dull, listless all the time, *“felt sick” most of the time, never had “pep” for play nor ambition for his future. Father had about given himup. Poor mother’s heartstrings were nearing the breaking point. Evi- dently, it was not to be. ‘Then an old friend of the family —a,man successful in every sense —came to the boy’srescue. Today, the father is proud of the boy who is indeed a joy to his mother. It was simply a case of poor di- gestion, sluggish liver and consti- W pation gradually dulling the senses § and poisoning the system. Knowing from experience that Beecham’s Pills were harmless as well as efficient, the old friend suggested them. They made the boy well —as they have hosts of other children, and grown-ups, too, who suffered from like dis- orders. At All Druggists —25¢ and 50c n oreatel | 'Canadian Rum Runners Break Special Dispatch to The Star. MONTRAL, April 11.—Canada to- day is sending an army of raiders into the United . tes who break laws, defy authority and carry some- thing sometimes thought more dead- Iy than bullets. Throughout the Dominfon higher officials express open regret because Canadians are conniving at breaking down respect for the law in a neigh- iboring and friendly country. The army of raiders in question in- cludes a well-mann gesning vessels $x&, and scores of bor While a large percentage of rum running and bootlegging can be trac. ed to the foreign-born element in this fleet of rum-|A U. S. Laws and Defy Authority . country, it nevertheless is a fuct that|MAaYy be required to produce pa) the “higher-ups,” or moneyed in- terests which back the industry, sre!vessel so far as Canadian ports are s, occupying ponsible positions In the commer- and soci: 1 1t is alleged that the money tempa- tion has not alone caused the d fall of some officers of the of railway employes who e | “cutting out” cars loaded with liquor, while the trall of graft extends to certain officials on both sides of the border. Canadian liquor runners are so nu- long the y_constitute They ride when some of them are sunk g5 & llision does their activities beo own. At least four of Pthe best known The world’s fastest shave —men everywhere adopting it The latest in shaving is the new-type Valet AutoStrop Razor with its super-keen blade. It antiquates slow, harsh ways. Men everywhere are adopting this new 78 second shave—fast, comfortable, smooth. Try it—don't delay. You'll be delighted. $1 for complete outfit with strop and bladea = at all dealers — other sets up to $25. Sharpens itself | veasels In the illeg: in Canada. One is a steamer of 2,600 tons, which recently jed to the three-mile limit of the United States 0 s of Glasgow whisky. She s made several trips, and the facts e before the authorities. Tt now is suggested that such craft, which probably return to Glasgow without touching at any Intermediate are owned da: lowed to proceed to . an m Hi be made she was TS | all w, from their last port of call. A history of the movements of this port on Hawk-Eye 4 Eastman-made No. 2 Film Pack R Picture Size 2%x3% inches Because we want everybody in this com- munity to realize how easy and inexpensive it is to make splendid pictures we have decided to make the following offer: Starting Promptly at 9 AM. Thursday‘ We will give a No. 2 Film Pack Hawk-Eye camera FREE to everyone who buys at our store three or more 21{x3% Kodak Film Packs for this camera at 50 cents each. There isabsolutely no other condition attached to thisoffer which will continue only a8 long as our supply lasts. Nor is this all. With every camera is included a year’s free sub- scription to Kodakery—the bright little monthly magazine for amateur photographers that regularly sells for 60 cents a year, Only One Camera to a Customer Columbia Phdto Supply Co. 1424 New York Ave. N.W. Some people’s batteries will quit today A large number of automobile batteries will be replaced this scason. Yours may be one of them. Anyway, it will be replaced some day, for batterics—even Exides—do not last forever. You probably know what kind of car you will buy when you get & new one. Do you know what make of battery you will buy when your present battery says, and perhaps sud- denly, “I'm through?” It is highly important to your com- fort and to your pocketbook to know. You can be “‘penny wise” and get an untried battery “ata price,” which usually means a low first price and a high last price. You can select a battery on a “paper guarantee,” but paper.won’t start your car and keep your lights bright. The long-life battery If you have used an Exide Battery, you will get another one. If not, and you take the pains to inquire, you will find that Exide, the pioneer battery, is the proved battery of extra- long life—~enough extra to make it the Jeast costly battery for every car owner. With an Exide you will have the minimum of repair bills and the maximum of power, constant service, and motoring comfort. } The nearest Exide Service Station has a battery the right size for your car. Phone Frasklin 6600 The Electric Storage Battery Co,, Philadelphis Washington Branch, 1823.33 L St., N.W. THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY ki Canadian unless something is done to end this illegal trade Canada's reputation for lasgow, for | falr dealin she would | that the wi On Oc- | 85 a very serfous one. Along the w nce that time the steamer, so faf of a body to act wi is known, Has not been P | shipping “authorities k. n officlals feel ver Ject. certificate will penalties demanded will suffer. It is realized | authorities if isky question In America | Canadian clearance: being more and more recognized | the goods. whisky., - Canadian marine circles agree that 45¢ Onyx Double- == Wear Hose 3 Prs. i for 51.00 Made_from very best | ollarDay 50c, Popular hits and a mew $1.00 K—— Short | 45c¢ Ladie Silk Gloves, 2 for 100 Colors. black, white maker gloves. and all spring sbades; irre r59c Boys’ Wash Pants, 2 for Gray and Wash 811 p - over wool faney o Swet to bickled Tittle 69c Women’s % to $1.0 et 0 Baby’s pretty . good fast ngham n 6 s, 75¢ Boys U T$1.25 to $1.69 Women’s House Frocks $1.00 Gingham, madras and colors and “* A Remarkable Sale of $17.95 to $22.5 I// ‘; ,el\?\ AORIA RN NONTT N AN Capes of Canton crepe, satin-fac voile, elegantly lined with fancy 1 and Coats of polaire, overplaids in embroidered or plain effects $22.50 to $29.75 Misses’ and Women’s Suits $19.75 Only 35 Suits, but every one a i In box, blouse and tailored v Made of poiret twill, tricotine Crepe and silk lining. Some em ered, others plain. Sizes 16 to 40. 69¢c Men’s Nainsook $2.00 Union Suits, 2 for rap § s A brella hlack full-ent $1.35 All-Silk Pongee Yard-wide sl.oo N quatity of 14 and [0 Radiu mamme weight, n natura pamboo shade ke Tull) pleve: perfect 6 Yds. Extra Fine Percale ne woven and 1 and various Pillowcases 5 Serpenti newest Table 5RXIR; of sutin e rized abel B 6 Yds. 22c Bleathe Muslin Yurd wide, starchy flliog; short leagthw H up to 20 yards make this Tow Drice possible. Dollar Sale A New Sensation in Value Satin, Patent and Tan Pumps, one-strap style and Baby Louis heels; also Tan Oxfords wanted size, but not in all styles. in every front it Is whis. ered that the Canadian navig: eads are contemplating form: be the any t Is suggested that a formal offer Wheve Your Dollars Count Mort 9 v i h i ) EHREND: 7202224 Tth St.N.W. Ribbed Union Suits, n Suits, 2 for You'll find here a wonderful selection of Sil Umbrella $1.59 Prin $1.45 Hemstitched of co-operation th the Amerie nl und so end-this | o on‘lx In‘il‘hx | as e Canadian nly on the suhb- | From the Toronto Globe. of “the shipping | Mr. east of the | St by the Canadiay Phants are making bill Aunt | people_ea do such delicate W needed under ball 5 is caught with ) for nt Not an UnusualSale, But a Sale of Unusual Value The newest and most wanted merchandise marked at prices to in- sure a rousing business. 75c, $1.00, $1.25 - Columbia Records 10-Fnch Dance, Double-Faced tie, Records Band lection to choose from s’ Gauze |Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 4 for $ tup . araw al Boys’ Blouces, and extra 69¢ $1.69 Baby’s Sweaters 5100/ Corset and Brassiere, both for $l.00 Athletic Style Under- Ribbed <hirts, 5 for exira ished well necks £ ed Canton and siil inings. Also Capes and novelty cloth i loose or flared styles. with new wide sleeves Sizes 16 to 44, ar Roberts—Five Cuff-tap vice quality ; and with Pink a few Pulc sto 3 viil g, foFward 6 Washington ver? shortly: (Covyright; 1923.) Rather Remarkable. hundred - ele- every year for strange that i big beasts to 20c Children's Sox 7 Prs. $1.00 Sox of both durl striped Silk and Cloth $12.95 to $15.00 $9.75 Your choice of Canton crepe, Alityme crepe, Paisl tian combination, in a var Sizes 160 to 40. rcauty. models ete. 1broid- and models. $1.39 Satine Princess Slips Riack, white and bl (a1 Ladies’ 51.00 “Treffan” Gingham $1 00 10 3 2 This dre s giughum 1 avds: pan $1.39 Crochet Bedspreads 4 Yds. 39c Printed Plisse Crepe The “Kwant brand: frect ne Crepe 5100 selved; blue and white. for lingerie 2 Opaque Window Shades ] 51.00 ull wanted Cloths $ 1:00 of Women’s Milli 150 Hats worth dou- ble the price and even niore. Lar small and medium shapes, in Pais- ey, Flower, Ribbon j and Feather Trim- [ med. Silk Dresses crepe, flat and Egyp- i colors