Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 36

38 ) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923, LLOYD GEORGE FIGHT |Lioe,Georey, made vix camoien tor| CONVICT KEEPS SILENCE |Ivineton, X I retused yostecday o' MAYOR AND 16 OTHERS |'a, srohivition entorcement ratd con-| Hired Girl Ip Almost Extint, | After Seorets 1,600 Years 0L | z besnlnea fiti LSOM TR D B ack ARRESTE ducted by & squadron of detectives, | "0 M Moz . ‘Germany should pay to the last farth- Afi lers who were said to have federal agents and state police. e “hired girl” or the mald of all| Archeologists in ent, Englajl, ON WILSON ScoRED ing’ Although there were eminent ON FO EDY responsible for the Irvington mayor's RRESTED IN DRY RAID Announcement of the rald was made | WOTK: 88 an institution, is almost ex- {are about to excavate the soil wy:- British economists who s'id from the | —— y act, to Louis Folsom, son of the dead TR here by Col. Jackson Arnold, superin- | tInct. The pay for housework has | rounding Richborough Castle, which —_— time the peace treaty was signed that |Prizoncr Says He Will Reveal|ayor, Hinton, W. Va., Defendants to Be|tendent of the state police, who said | Fi%en about 250 per cent in ten years, | has lain undisturbed for 1,500 yea-:, " Germany could not pay, they were not Blackmailers When He Mr. Folsom came to Lincoln from _|the meventeen persons arrested would | 2¢cording to labor study statistics, | Their object is to find remains w Gov. Sweet Says United Ststu‘m soned e e I sz Sevington and alked with Cuftey: for Arraigned in U. 8. Court at be brought to Charieston today.” All g:{n;hfm'lr:u:‘}e Tesults from there may reveal some of the sccrcts y iti s EolioiaE v ; vay elaased. were held on federal warrants and no raw material to|solve some of the Cannot Forget His Opposition |his bolicies repudiated and with he Sox A R e S e e Chaslosten.. will be arraigned here in federal court | 3raW from. Speclalists have replaced | concerning the Roman rule of i to “Reasonable” Peace. | again aski to help rescue lSurope | By tlie Associated Press. not know what action wquld be taken | By the Ausociated Press. ;nen‘:m regular fall term opens next “;efl';l:"&of-;n’l.wmk and the in- P‘rallmlnrnry '-m;glngs:l ha"?n'aé ve d { from the s which his course has | LINCOLN, Neb., ZNovember 15.— |when he returned to Irvington. CHARLESTON, W. Va., November | - "c#d8Y- hire Ut to 8 family o nerey deaer | Bracks ‘developing in the ol |Charles Cutrey, & m-isoner in the | Currey has said that he would not|15—George S. Abbott, mayor of Hin- — to_ the factory and ‘office or 16 the |of Richborough Castle dur 3 eet sald that when all the [Nebraska penitentiary. who declared | tell what he knew of the Folsom sul- | ton, Summers county seat, and sixteen| A cocoanut growing on the Island |school for domestic fence from | drought gave the scientists By ke Aniociutet Bresk: | auic were consiacred, he “mar- [he knew the circumstimces surround- |cide until released from the peniten- |feliow citizens, including both men and | of Hahe weighs forty pounds and re- | which she emerges o oniled coon | intimation that there were wi PHILADELPHIA, November 15.— |V the accomplishménts of the | ing the suicide of Mayor Folsom of 'tiary in 1925. women, were arrested late ypsterday | quired seven years to ripen. nurse or dietitian, 0 0% | Jow the castle at no great aist @ov. Sweet of Colorado, speaking last | 1éague of nations. e R . % ow the castle a S g 5 o o ¢ | Referring to the efforts of the night before the annual convention of | chureh for universal peace, Gov. S the American on of the World [sald a “valid Christianity for Alllance for Inte onal Friendship | Would seek (o abolish war, “b aside from the other horrors of w e e st Rl hobibiduileat 1 L ot sc okt ool S 0 RS ol i o e SRS SNBUO o8 il T S10htciihi 3 Py - through the chu! . declared that | hate is the logilcal outcome and inevi- David Lloyd Georg. uld have gained | table fruit of war.” a greater following during his recent| L- ) . tour of the United States had the 1 ett S 1 ts { able to forget that the former British e premier had opposed Woodrow Wilson | Belgian Monarch Receives Premier during the Vers peice conference. and Foreign Minister. Shop Eafly This Yeal'! “We now Kn id the speaker.| s “that President Wils abe vai TS 5. November 156.—King e on labored In VAin | 5y ory veceived Forelgn Minister Jas. | for a different peace than was finally | Dap last night and later held a con- N the Liggett: stores you will perhs; . PRESCRI S made. We know how tenaclously he|ference with Premier Theunis. find 128, % |yo'f pe Ip' e a, ION F held to his fourteen points as the basis | The King Is understood to have dis- ! nd mor aactical gifts at alar A( x I of war negotiations with the enemy | cussed with his ministers all the ore pria & pop countries, but Mr. Lloyd George, in|questions that are now to the fore- i X i i - 5 HF'N Iou leave your prescription Company with ' Clemenceau, - stood | front In Kuropean politics, trom repas prices, conven¥ent for your selection, 9 Stores 1n asnington in Liggett’s, a numbered receipt squarely against any such concessions. | rations to the return to Germany of Banii er sh H o I > A “You will remember that when Mr. | Crown Prince Frederick William. ! than in most any other shop. ere there is handed you. A check bearing —_— + is less crowding, more prompt service, less 13th and F 1237 Pa. Ave. the corresponding number is attached to s i l4th and F the prescription, then to the container con- delay in waiting for change or to have your i 2 1715 Pa. Ave. taining your prescription. No error or con- package wrapped; more attention to your 1006 F fusion is possible. Safety, accuracy, purity, individual needs. . 15th and G ’ 7th and E Sts. are all insured when you bring your pre- Get This Scientific | —] 18 7 4 F St = Tooth Brush! 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To pene- trate between the teeth when correct brushing- from-gums stroke is em- ployed. 5 Bristle tufts are widely spaced at base. Watercan readily wash out food par- ticles and fresh air have free access. 100 Egyptian Straights (20s, 50’s, 100’s). 100 Helmar (20's, 50’s, 100’s).......... A 100 Turkish Trophies (20’s, 50's, 100’s) . 100 Melachrino No. 9 (pl. or ck.) 100 Natural 100 Egyptinn Deities No. 100 Phillip Morris (Cambridg FRERSERERRY! EE3TEITELNERNRE LT T TP R R R P ET T E R TR BERT T LR fyummETENAEEERSTATNEAEASETRTNLASINES, w H H opprma | Table Needs November Sales King bristles are used. t anchor into [ i - d . el mnoiiag Wit L At About T High-Grade | | self-expanding staple. Stationery i ? ° - Reverse curve of handle. | . l 1 P Hot-Water Bottle - Co cannot A Lord Baltimore Papeteries. B} i hmfl’mfifl nat- 2 egu ar rlces : Made in our w-;uund l‘inen-finish paper. 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Rosewater salad dressings. 12j5-ounce bottle. You cannot appreciate_the : A rich, tissue nourishing, 9 Regular price, 98¢ quality and aroma of Lig- [ Ha]_['brush fragrant cream which clears Containing high percentage of the remarkable value until Makes brushing a pleasure. massaging helps to_eradi- A ‘splendid healing lotion for H Ends you have actually tried it at : - Sanitary because it can be cate wrinkles and fill out rou:h,flzh‘apped ) s ; e, ¢ Vanilla Extract Regular price, half-pound tin, 25c Reduced Reduced eepuart 25 %Cfi atnllour SM: Made from rich vanilla beans, properly Week- ,2 V3-1b. 2 6’c from $1.50 9 80 i from 50c, 39c egularly 25c 1 9c v ti Y ADULT'S SIZE Reguer rice, 35 e =2 | a Week- ] - Youkssia - 352 P Jc Zat 2for36c | . Bt Cubes || Pyre, Fresh Candy Child’s size - 25c¢ e bouillon, salted and saasone‘:l. . ’ Come in Today Peanut Butter Seruler grice, 3o Homemaid Nestle’s Johnston’s y . Week- . . By il Ends 2 for 31c Chocolate Covered | Almond Milk g smooth paste. Contains all the y natural oil of the Peanuts; Cake Chocolate Nougatines Chocolate The highest type of hard = candy. Delicious, pure sugar s 4 therefore, possesses a delicious Just a natural bitter chocolate in half- - Rich chocolate shells, with- | A full hali-pound bar of de- | sheils, molded into the shapes flavor and ‘full mnourishing nd cakes, useful for baking and cook- nut ‘ac Pl icemtens. t\'Ve e lficlilomf chocolat; inhst :hocké of imhfisl.l cte. ?n If.mit fla- ies. s able to ¥l em at a low of crisp, fresh roaste d ings. 59, PEGPEIUEs Regular price, 35¢ ing purposes and for preparing chocolate price because they are made n':lt_s. Renhprty 3c. :0;;. / e G “e \’¢ m’ Jfom Week- 10-0z. at homi.’ ';_‘”’" price, 25¢ f in ‘our own factories. . i Nam:mber pars mm mers. Fab 20 36c | Pak2for26c || Nemtn 49c | Y 29c | vk A9 5 Pa. A luli“%‘i‘rsu 1237 ve. %04 F