Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1923, Page 15

D. ©,/WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923." RELIGION BY LAW HIT.”|PHILADELPHIA'SALOONS = i ' RUN BUSINESS “AS USUAL” Situation Shows No Change, While Authorities Prepare for Injunc- tiops Under “Padlock” Law. By the Associated Prei , PHILADELPHIA, October 10.—The saloon situation jn Philadelphia re- mained unchanged - today. While federal and state autboritied were preparing §to seek Injunctions under the “padlock” provision of the pro- hibition law most of the saloon and cafe proprietors continued to do busi- ness as usual, despite the warning issued a week ago by Gov. Pinchot Botli sides in the “dry” campaign have won points in preliminary skir- mishes in the federal court. On Mon- day Judge Thompson refused to fssue prelimingry injunctions agaimst six PORTER H. DALE IS NAMED| BY (.. 0. P. FOR SENATE Nominated in Verment as Dilling- hun’; B\x?ugur'by Decisive GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO. Al Makes - TYPEWRITERS Sold, Rented, Repaired. 3 STORES 1423 F St. NW. 616 14¢h St. N.W, Policeman’s Club No Substitute for Cross, Says Adventists. MILWAUKEE, ~October 10.—Blue TO GET DEMORATS| "~ s e . : menaces to ‘the nation by Seventh 2 ] By the Associated Press. [Day Adventist leaders’attending the New York So:Eager for Con- MONTPELIER., Vi, October 10.— | World conference here, which will ad- vention Non-Partisan Com- In a campaign dominated by the pro- | JOUrn October 18. mittee Is Named. $2.98 Neatly _covered with silkolive and W. mxfi‘ib 19c Piok or blue grounds, sorted nursery patterns, in box. Size 30340 inches. “I have no faith In political preach- hibition issue, ‘Porter H, Dale. Who |ers who would substitute. the poiice- resigned cently as representative |man’s club for the cross of Christ,” in Congress from the second Vermont | asserted Prof. G, 8. Tongacre 'secrc- 3 & Yy t) ta - publicans yesterday as thelr Cifl;‘i i of Rt ‘I‘ber‘y L clation of America. ~“Chrl Sate o succead the late Semator Dil-|savior and not o pollcemtan e ors lingham. In the election of Novem- |dalned ministers to preach the, go ber 6 he will contest the state with |pel ,of loye and not sheriffs to ‘ex: Special Dispatch to The Star. Park H. Pollard, who was unopposed |cute vengeance upon the evil doers. NEW YORK, October 10.—New York ;:)rilm; 1demuwr:‘tlfl ;mmlnnlun. Mr,|A legal réligion can only beget hab- eity 2 'luat 12 maaking i seriguster- [ IRTd 18 % coBHLA W . President Cool< 1 X ofigocriay gnd engender insin- fort to get a national political con-| Mr. Dale polled a vote considerably vention, and if wealth and determi- [larger than the combined vote of his Sateen Gym BLOOMERS $1 Misses' fine twill, high Tuster sateen gym bloomers. Siges 14 to 20. 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It is really wonderful how quickly this home-made remedy ¢onquers a cough—usually in 24 hours or less, It seems to penetrate through every air passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals the membranes, and gives almost immediate rilef. Splendid for throat tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis and bronchial asthma. | Pinex is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and has been used for gen- erations for throat and chest ail- II'?l‘“u' id d intme; 0 avoid di: ointment ask your " druggist for ~zfl ounces of Plzex" wi directions, and don’t accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money re- 'fu:dcd. The Plnexfo.. Ft. Wayne, “PHILLIPS™ MILK OF MAGNESIA Say “Phillips” and Refuse Watery Imitations , Always osk for “Phillips,”” the original Milk of Magnesia. préscribed by physiciavs for 50 1ty follows ' ghuuine Loniug up | of neglected scalps With dependable “Dan- & nation count for anything the metrop. olis is going after the democratic gathering of 1924 with & distinct ad- vantage over scveral of the other competitors. New York ordinarily is disdainful dreds of them are held here, almost unheard and unseen, every year. It is just that quality of being “swal conclaves away from the big town. The national nominating conven- ns have great advertising value for the part “Keynotes” of the com- and _spellbinders opportunity to and “view with aldrm.’ s ‘the use of ail this talk just great orators an incident of everyday a York regards most of the conventions held here. Success Promised Democrats. But all of this is to be changed. It is promised that if the democrats will hold their convention here next year, wheels of the old town will”stop ning, if necessary, to make it a huge success. It is also promised that plenty of opportunity will be {given' for street parades and band: {concerts. | Fifth avenue will be roped off for the political walkers and the boomers and the boosters. It ig promised thad none of the usual color and enthusi- asm of an old-time political gather- ing will be lost. As a matter of fact New York city today s all broken out with promises—if the democrats .will only listen to reason and the jangling of a tremendously big purse to defray all the costs of their gather- fng, with perhaps a tidy sum left over for campai New York is,so anxious for the democratic convéntion that it has or- | ganized a non-partisan committee to fgnt for it And, believe it or mot. the name of Will H. H: one-time chairman of the republican tional committee, on the executi com- Tittee to bring the democrats to the metropolls, They say Will Hays is a Ugo-getter,” so New York is bidding bim “go. Ater G. O. P. Seasion, Too. There is no disposition to make the republicans feel slighted because of all this attention to the democrats. The men hehind the present move- ment say they will go just as hard after the republican convention of 1928. It-is taken for granted here that the G. O. P. will meet as usual | hext year in the home town of Fred the national treasurer. York pretty time for the 1 pledged, the folks Gf this town are going to ask {¥red please to let the republicans come here just once, anyway: then Chioago ean have them again in 1932 Many persons may not know it. but a change is coming over New York. The old town actually is Retting a gort of Main street complex. You hear people talking every day about civio pride and all that gort of thing. “Boost New York,” say signs in the subway and on the elevated. 1f the Thing keeps up it won't be long now fore New York sends a special train into the south and , urging every one to come gaze upon the “wonder clty” and do their Ehopping here, early and late. Room a Vital Questio: Of course right now you have to fight {or & room at any one of the more popular hotels, so if any more persons came to the wonder city the Wwonder would be where to put them. Nothing in particular seems to be go- ing on, but the crowds of out-of-town folk are here and the tavernkeepers say apparently they have just come for a good time. The convention committee, already formed and functioning, has pledged the hotel keepers, who say they will not only provide plenty of room for | the convention delegates. and vis- itors, but~ that they will not raise | prices one penny. New York's pride is aroused. It wants a national political convention and won't be happy till it gets one. Sees Atlanta as Rival. The competitors New York fears most are San Francisco and Atlanta. | Cleveland was regarded as holding a front place in the ranks, but of late nothing much has been heard from the Ohio metropolis. that some of the politicians will hold up their hands at coming here be- cause of possible “Tammany influ- ence” and a further possible stam- pede for New York's own Al Smith. That is why the “go-getting” commit- tee is non-partisan. And, anyway, Al Smith tells his best friends that no one is “fooling” him at all with_this talk about the presidency. New York {s Al's (idea of heaven, not Washing- ton. Copyright, 1923. SOFT COAL GROUPS SCORE MINE UNIONS Report Representing Opemh)rl' in All Fields Puts Blame for Trouble on Workers. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 10.—Resolutions accepting the concurrent views of the union and non-union groups to bi- tuminous coal’ operators, who, for the first time, have united in deplor- ing. “the monopolistic tendency” of the United Mine Workers of America; branding the nation-wide coal strike as the principal deterrent to an unin- terrupted supply: of coal, and con- demyping “organized violence” in the coal fields, will be adopted today by the bituminous operators’ special or “poliey” committee. The report, announced by the com- mittee, representing the entire soft coal industry of the country, will be presented to the board of directoms of the National Coal Association, which meets today. The non-union | group, however, added a recommen- dation that the association refrain from intervention {n the wage scale negotiations next April, “leaving that task to representatives chosen by and from union coal operators” which, it was declared, was the most interested group. ‘The special committee meets today | for the first time in its enlarged form, now numbering twenty-five instead of hine ‘members. Originally appointed | 10 co-operate with the Unifed States | Coal Commission, it has been perpet- | Uated as the principal body of the National Coal Association. Operators _from Birmingham, Ala.; Cleveland, Chicago and many points in Pennsylvania will be guests at the meeting of the National Cosl As-. sociation. b NO REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL LISBON. October 10.—Reports pub- lished IbrC\nd to the effect that a Il'evo|utlon as broken out in Por- tugal are untrue. (The reports referred to came of conventions, although maény hua-|of Jowed up” that has kept the polltlcllil( ing battles are sounded there, and] are . “point | two opponents. The Anti-Saioon . League the former congressman, nounced his opposition to i in _the Volstead act. Col. Erne ‘W. Gibson of Brattle- boro, an attorney, who commands the Vermont National Guard, led a field n the fight for the republican congressional nomination in_the sec- ond district to succeed Mr“Dale. indorsed who an- it be confined to one chanmel before it again changes its course. 709 13th St. This Is How You Know The Greenleaf Co. 3404 14th St. N.W. Geo. Athanas & Co., 1800 U St. N.W. Mr. Prettyman, American Delicates- . wen, 832 20th St. N.W. Beightwood Delicatesnen (Mr. Sequi, prep.), 5605 Georgia Ave. N.W. Campbell’ Drug_Store, 14th and. De- eatar Sts. N.W. — Dr. Fred Campbell, 4730 14th St. N.W. Calvert Delicatessen, 1967 Calvert. Cens, Samuel, 820 H St N.E. Donrhoe's Pharmacy, 1201 N J. Ave. Dr. Davis, 1312 D St. S.W, - Henry’ D Store, 1250 ry’ Drug 22nd St Harvest Inm, 1312 B St. &.W. veams. Protect your doctor aud yourself by | yough Londen and Madrid and were | Highlands Apt. Cafe, California St. avolding substitutes for tho genuine “Phillips.’ 2D-cent bottle, also 50-cent bogtles, contain di+ Testions—any drug store.” to the effcot that a revolution was under way in ern Po! lag centerpd about Oporto) rtugal, be- | Harto’s and Cor Ave. 18tk St 14 St ny change. s L B A joint commission of Japanesc and orean officials has made a complete survey of the Yalu river between Korea and Manchuria and urged that : el S {PRAISE PRINCE’S DANCING. But Girls' “Mash?” Makes Virginia Representative “Sick.” . October 10..— Prince | rmer prince” of Den- | : Sing Christi |arrived an the liner Estonia. “Wome: aboard the ship said he was a won derful_dancer and most democratic. The prince loft last night/for Canada, _Representative A. J. Montague of Richmond, Va., who was also on the lier, sald he Was impressed Ly the { prince, “but the iris,” he adde way they acted made me sick. One Special Assortment $1.50, $1.75, $2.75 or Schuylkill county saloon men because they had not been officially notified of the hearing, while Judge Dickinson, in the same court yesterday, upheld the right of United States District Attorney Coles to file criminal bills of information against breweries witpolit presenting proof of violations of the prohibition law. The saloon men, are prepared, ac- cording 'to their counsel, for legal battles. v More than 700 miles by dog team was the trip made recently by a mem- bér of the royal Canadian mounted | poli 13th & G Sts. 35th Anniversary C. A. Muddiman Big Bargains—Electric Lamps, Silk Shades, &c, &c : New Fall Stock at Low - Prices to Numerous to Mention Fine Silk Shades for Floor Lamp, $9.75 Small Mahognfiy Lamps With Electric Cord and Socket Pt New Lot Torchiers, $4.00, $5.00, $5.50 Fine Imported Boudoir Lamp and Shade, $4.75 Humphrey Radiantfire, All Sizes Gas Steam Radiators Clark Jewel Gas Ranges C. A. Muddiman Co. " Now 709 13th St., One Door Above G St. PLEDGE THAT BREYERS ICE CREAM nAs NEVER CONTAINED ADULTERANTS, GUMS.' ILLERS. EXTRACTS GELATING, POWDERS OR Fil ORARTIFIGAL FLAVORING OF ANY NATURE. & & & & & & MEAL CREAM. GRANULATED. SUGAR AND PURE FLAVORINGS ARE USED TO MAKE® BREYERS ICE CREAM K Od Jashioned Xind” I . OU CAN'T see adulteration in ice-cream. You can't feel it. And you can’t always taste it Read the BREYER PLEDGE and you know that BREYERS OLD-.FASHIONED ICE-CREAM is PURE—and no room for doubt about it. Now think what it means to have ice-cream sold to y ou under such a definite, unconditional pledge of absolute purity! BREY?R ICE-CREAM COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA iede, Steve, delicatessen, 1103 Vermont Ave. N.W. K. K. Shop, 4018 Georgia Ave. N.W. Kenper Drug Store, 17tk and K Sts. Kenner Drug Store, 1516 N. H. Ave. -Kenesaw Pharmaey, Mt, Pleasant and Trving Sts. Kaplan, L., delicatessen, 1334 14th St. Luder, Frederick, 3308 Georgia Ave. Monterey Cafeteria, 14th Snd V Sts. Morgan Bros. pharmacy, 3162 Cali- fornia St. N.W. Mattingly _Bros., 350 Cedar = St., Takoma Pa Calitorntn, ¥ =3 :’hq. S (Mr, Mechini] ru v 1824 Col. Rd. N.W. e Mr. McCarthy, restaurant, 1714 14m. Mejia, Peter, 2303 14th St N.W. Cafeteria, 2ist and B St 3 9th St. N.Wa Roller, D. K., 12th and Michigan Ave, N.B. Raymond’s Delicatessen, 2820 14th St. Sterman, delicatessen, 3501 14th St. Taft Pharmacy, Wis, Ave. & Macomb St. Van Sickle: ., 2006 FloridatAve. Yeatman (now Mr. B. Mitchell), deli- catessen, Clarendon, Va. 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