Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 12

AIRY IMPORTANCE EXPLAINED TO CLUB Californian Addresses Rotary on Problems of American Farmers. Stressing the immense dairy prod- ucts output of the United States and giving statistics to show the im- portance they bear to the health of the people, Dean Van Norman of the University of California addressed members of the Kiwanis Club at their weekly meeting in the Hotel ‘Washington yesterday. The educator is president of the World's Dairy Congress, which will hold a conven- tion here October 2 and 3. Dean Van Norman attributed the present discontent among the agri- culturists of the country to a lack of co-operation between the farm- er and the city business, man and made a ng appeal for the two to get together. Importance of Farmer. He gave figures to show that there are more than 4.000,000 fa United States creating s $2.500,000,000 of new weal that ‘while much is steel industry, few realize the tre. mendous importance farm products play in the life of the nation. It 18 essential for the producer a; tributor to interests bette 'y modern efficfency in farm implements, the speaker said he was not worried over the exodus from the country to citles by so many. Congratulates Club. Claude Owen presided and con- gratulated the club and the commit- tee in charge of the details for the completion of the two buildings glyen Camp Good Will by Klwanis. The club indorsed a movement to be carried out during the ensuing vear, in which local Kiwanis will award a medal to the Washingtonian who, in the judgment of a specially selected committee, has done the best individual service for the community during the twelve months. John J. E announced details for the entertainment next Thursday, when the club will be the guest of Andrew Loffler at his home home, on the Benning road. Members are re- quested to meet at 11th street and New York avenue on that day at 4:30 o'clock, where automobiles will be waiting to convey the party to its destination. To make the event more homelike, Fred Cohen, head walter at the Hotel Washington, and his assistants will accompany’ Kiwanians to the Loffler place be_in charge of the service Marion Wise, chairman of the committee, tournament would be e and golf golf the announced the July held at recently T John A. Sloan, the Warsaw (Ind.) Ki Club, was ® guest, as were James Me- Gregor of Detroit, Mich.,, and Earl Morris of South Carolina. The two latter ived flowers for being. the most distinguished-looking guests at the luncheon GREER PLEADS NOT GUILTY. George Greer, local agent of the Glenarden Development Company of Baltimore, Md., charged with misap- propriation of funds of that concern, was arraigned yesterday in the United States branch of Police Court hefore Judge John P. McMahon. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bond to appear for jury trial. Fierce Times ! <* What awful times! The daily crimes present a frightful story; the robbers steal the plunk and wheel, the slayers’ hands are gory. The sinful cranks are robbing banks, they're using guns and axes; the crime wave rolls and. daunts our souls, as greater still it waxes. Each day I read of deadly deed, of cold and clammy bodies knocked out by wights who spend their nights con- suming bootleg toddies. The baffled cop can't make crime stop as up the town he sallies; and thieves and yeggs on busy legs are sprinting through the alleys. And toughs and bums infest the slums and kidnaped maids are squealing; news I must peruse, it keeps my senses reeling! 1 read these tales, my spirit quails, while yet the wave advances; and it seems queer that year by year no evil to me chances. No robbers meet me on the street and tell me to deliver; no bandits bold bear off my gold ‘or steal my priceless flivver.” My skull’s intact, it’s not been whacked with black- jack or with bludgeon; I've not been shot by gunmen hot, or other grim curmudgeon. I stay at home, I do not roam by night in darkened 1 places; home life enchants when one has_aunts with many charms and graces. I read my book and josh the cook and play a game of check- ers, and so avoid the grait employed by slayers, thieves and wreckers. (Copyright) ~ WALT MASON. ‘RETIRED U. S. WORKER TAKES HIS OWN LIFE E. R. Waters Despondent With Time Hanging Heavily on His Hands. Retired from the government print. ing office after many years of con- tinuous service, Edwin R. Waters, sixty-nine years old. 1306 Kenyon street, became despondent, and last tion in a closet on his home. After retirement, it is stated, he found it difficult to pass away time. He recently underwent a major operation, Coroner Nevitt was told, and had suffered much pain. He re- sided at the with his aged mother and sister, and last night about 5:30 o'clock the sis- dead body in the closet. a handkerchief and plece of tape strangied him to death. ceased was unmarried. ELAINE NEGROES FREE. State Fails to File Petition for Re- hearing. LITTLE OCK, Ark;, July 13—With the expiration today of the fifteen- day period during which a motion |for rehearing of the cases of the six 1 tion for The de- | Delief that the megroes now are fre |from any further legal difficulties. he negroes’ petition set forth that their cases. had been passed during two terms of court and the supreme court held they should be released junder a state statute which provided | for release of defendants when their cases .have been passed over two their own. The negroes were participated in the They have not been in_custody. since the supreme court’s ruling. such grisly |* night he ended his life by strangula- | the third floor ofy Kenyon street address | I ter, Miss Sophronia Waters, found his The, despondent man had fastened | about his neck, fastened the tape to | a pipe, and the weight of his body | terms of court through no fault of THE EVENING - STAR,” WASHINGTON, MUTT AND JEFF —Looks Like a,Record-Breaking Drive for A. Mutt. T ADMIT M BALL FAIL HELMET A GUY WAS WEARING INSTEAD oF N THG STEEL PTTING COP? DRIVER FORFEITS $10. Thomas Willlams Was Accused’ of Cruelty to Animals. Thomas Williams, charged with icruelty to animals, who was required ito put up $10 collateral at the time of his arrest, forfeited the sum in the United States branch of Police | {Court yesterday. He was specifically shington Huma working a horse with charged by the . Society with] sore shoulder. Sale of Trusses Elastic Hosiery —fit and service absolutely | guaranteed New York Elastio Truss, single . New York (| Truss, doubl D Elastio Leggin .. Thread Kn: Anklet . Breath- Brace Camp ~Shi Brace .. Nulife Brace (vi y light)... Jungs Arch TRUSS DEPARTMENT | 7th & E St. Store i@eaj \fiihies SUMMER SUITS Genuine PALM BEACH SUITS . Palm Beach Suits—that will help you to dodge the heat and yet retain their fit and shape— in all the popular shades—gray, tan, sand, pencil stripe—sizes 36 to 44, for regulars and stouts. 0.95 THIS SALE BEGINS TOMORROW—GET IN EARLY— WHILE YOUR SIZE AND STYLE ARE STILL HERE— AND SELECT ONE OR MORE AT THESE LOW PRICES " UNION SUITS Genuine B. sl V. D.s and AL George’s Seven Point Famous Union S uitis Sizes 34 to . 52 in_the Iot. Special, i Famous MOHAIR SUITS 1 High-quality, silk-luster Mo- hair Suits that are dressy, cool and unusually.good appearing. For regulars and stouts, in sizes 36 to 46. Blues, blacks; shadow stripes and pencil stripes. $12.75 70 . 910 Seventh St- “We kaque:t the Return of Anything Tbgt Can Be Bought for Less El_amherc" IR e LTI n Attractive GABARDINE SUITS Young Men's Two-button silk-lined Gabardine Suits, par- ticularly adapted for business, motoring and for outing wear in— general. Sizes 35 to 40. You'll be glad you secured this suit. $14.90 PAJAMAS Imported Engli~h Madras and MAGNETIC GoLF ME YESTERDAY WHEN T FLEW TB A STEEL D. O, SURE ' T THOUGHT STEEL HELMGETS WCERE WORN ONLY ON A BATTLE EleLD! THAT GUY AIN'T ouT ToDAY So T'tL Stow Fresh! Crisp! Jordan Almonds Special, 3 9c Pound _ Big, specially selected almonds with a de- licious, thin sugar coating—assorted flavors. Take a couple of pounds home tonight. Spe- cially priced, 39¢ pound. Home-Made! Cream Fudge Special, 3 9c Pound You'll like this rich, Chocolate Fudge—made with pure cream. It’s home-made and delicious. Try it today. Special low price 39c pound. Pure! 7JUST ANL.EASY TARL THE ROLL \'S WHAT COUNTS: THAT STEeL PUTTING CUP WitL ATTRACT THAT MAGNET INA FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923. (Copyright, 1923, by H. O. Fisher. Mark reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) weLe, T'LL Be-! wHeRe's GOING, 5 MUT TS PMOMENT © _Phone Main 5215 Fourteen Stores —The Better to Serve You " Mail Orders Filled —at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction thereof, for packing. postage and insurance. Send post office or express money onler. We ship same day order received. Address Peoples Drug Store, 505 7th St., Washington, D. C. Trade —By BUD FISHER. 1¥ 1T DoesN'T PASS A GOLE LINKS oN THE WAY 1T WiLL WIND P N UNION STATION, cHicAco! T O AT 8c La Yebana Perfectos " Imported Manila Cigars 7 for 25¢ La Yebana imported Manila Cigars at less than 4c each. Made to retail for 8c each and well worth it.” A large purchase cut the cost down for us, and we are passing this big bargain on'to you. Anticipate your va- cation needs—stock up with these quality cigars while the price is so véry low. 7 for 25c, or $1.59 for a box of 50. MID-SUMMER SALE Tomorrow is the last day of our Money Saving Mid-Summer Sale and we advise everybody to “stock up” now with this high quality drug store merchandise—while the prices ar e unusually low. In this “ad” you will find many items that you'll need on your vacation and at home. Some items included in this sale are priced to you at less than their actual cost to us, therefore we are compelled. to limit quantities. Remember—the more you buy the greater the saving to you. Today and Saturday Only! 30c Calox Tooth Powder specia, 17¢C Limit, 2 to a Customer e ,’ii»’/"-a-/. 9 i o e~ V I Fels-Naptha Soap Special, §C Today and_tomorrow only, Fels- Naptha Soap, 5c. Limit, 4 cakes to each customer. “You’ll Marvel at This New Lipstick” Mons Doriot TANGEE 60c Barnard's Shaving Cream. 50c William's Shaving Cream. 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream. 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream. comfort—and for beauty. favorite brands—at decidely lowered prices. you'll pay much higher prices and also run the risk of not being able to find just what you want. $1.25 L/Origan.. Three Flowers. 50c Lablache. .. . $2.25 Quelques Fleurs $1.00 Azurea. 50c Djer-Kiss. W 50c Java Rice Gro-Tone (non-alcoholic.) $1.00 Mahdeen. Pinaud’s Quinine. 35c Danderine. 35¢c Wildroot.. . $1.50 Van Ess Scalp Treatment. Herpicide.... Today and Saturday Only! Borden’s . Evaporated Milk (Large Size) Special, 3 for 25¢ Limit, 6 to a Customer Here Are Some Low Prices On Your Favorite Toilet Articles Today and Saturday Only! 2-in-1 Shoe Polish Special, 1 OC Limit, 2 to a Customer SN Oid putch Cleaning Special! During your vacation you'll want just lots of toilet articles—ior Come to Peoples tomorrow and get y Face Powders 35c Cutex Cuticle Remover 60c Cutex Sets (complete) 35¢ Lustrite Cuticle Ice. Melba Nail Whitener. 35¢ Hyglo Nail White. 50c Glazo Cuticle Massage... Face Creams 75¢ Cleopatra Day Cream 75¢c Cleopatra Massage Cream. Elcaya Pond’s Cold 50c Stiflman’s Freckle Cream. 56c Pompeian Night Cream. Barnard's Freckle Cream. . Hair Shampoos 50c Barnard’s Cocoanut Oil. 50c Palmolive 50c Watkins’ G Hair Tonics cereensN.. . 45¢, 89 Shaving Soaps Colonial Club Shaving Cream. Colgate’s Shaving Cream. Colgate's Shaving Cake.. " It’'s Waterproof! Kaptiv Egg and Tar. Talcum Powders ke 50c Pepsodent. .. Nail Preparations Tooth Preparations our At summer resorts Cleanser 4 for 24c and tomorrow only, Old Dutch 4 for 24c. Limit, 4 cans to each Look! A full quart of Welch’s » [EER\ Grape e Juice 21 Extra Special Today Cleanser, customer. .59¢ ' .39¢ I¥’s Permanent! This new, amazing lipstick is a soft tangerine shade. From the original color it turns instantly on the lips to a natural glow that is startling-in its naturalness, -defying detection. Won’t rub off| Excellent for the cheeks. See the imprisoned glow of youth instantly restored. =~ Get” your stick today at Peoples, $1.00. v Today and Saturday Only! 35¢ William’s Shaving Cream Special, 23c .17¢; 3 for 25c Mennen's. 30c Graham’s Talc (pound can). 25c Amolin Powder Deodoranis 35¢ Odorono ... 30c Mum. Odorsweet 25c Eversweet. 25c Hush..... 50c Pebeco.. 60c Forhan's. 50c Pyrodento.s 30c Kolynos...... 25c Sanitol Paste. 60c Car-Mac Depilatories 75c De Miracle... $1.00 Mando 48c Today and tomorrow only, Welch’s Grape Juice—full quart, 48c. Limit, 2 bottles to each customer. Stock up now on this nationally known drink during this special sale. Today and Saturday Only! 4 50c Neet Deodorant Special, 37¢C Limit, 2 o # Customer