Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1923, Page 23

Y T e N, . THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1923, PARDON FOR 118 WAR |WARNS AGAINST FAKE "t rreiry THAT GOMES ONGE 1N A L1k |PLEADS FOR BOOKS | MINT DIRECTOR 0.0D. | & Mew Inswtin. | o Comoltir CONVICTS IS URGED SAVINGS STAMPS! TIME—By WEBSTER. OF BROKERAGE FIRM |, scone vesterany contemea the | ety peiis, M0 me fnows) | The Dptiis,Heblns, the darke: of Robert J. Grant of dith—What if you should ¢ > &l d hear The Pessimist—That may be ¥ Denver, Col, to be director of the|that he and Iare engaged? fortin, o't e A comforting, but V \ mint, succeedng F. E. Scobey, re- Hee—Well, my opinion would still { dry when he President’s Example Is Cited *o|Secret Service Men Declare Thou- Z 2 2 New York Prosecutor Asks Right|signcd. At the same time the Senate |00 the same. _See xo) ovihous confirmed the appointment of Frank umbret., . —_— e fNeWitRouE Sn D Governors of Seven 1 aads of Dollars’ Worth == ) werr wee wew! to Obtain Records of Fuller & ‘{'-};j"gg:;{r"'m"';!.”“:;;Lr:_;jfi;:;"'M“r' ****************** 2.2.0.0 ¢.¢.4 States. in Circulation, PLAY ] SAILOR ; | McGee. A Splendid Xmas Gift e appointment z;f! h Give the folks away from By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 19. THIC e «.—Several attention to President Coolid «- thousand ars’ worth counter- A brief upholding the right of the|as did the following other | cent pardon all federal w ime | feit war saving stamps v circu- | s | tions: Mabel G. Reinecke. or government to secure the books of l;’ of internal revenue, first district of M. Fuller and Willlam F. MeGee, Wall | Illinois; Charles W. Anderson, eollec. stret brokers, was filed In the Su-|tor of internal revenue, third district | preme Court today by District Attor- [ ©f New York. | the American Civil Liberties Union | cording to an announéement from the ney Banton of York. 1 has telegraphed govers seven | Uniteq Stat { | I w York federal states requesting the r of 115| Most of them have been put into R it on enjoining him from se- persons serving terms as violators| circulation in New York and Boston, \ | P esalon of the books be - 2 4 to Thomus Rl : agreement hetween the - < The st affected by the appeal | ] ret marvine Busean 1 | | ere and the bankruptey receiver, pro- ask for Horlick’s are California, with ninety-seven p ¢ in the porirait of Benjamin Frank- . | viding that their books should rt be | |\ The ORIGINAL oners; Wa S vhose neck appears slig] <ed In ecriminal proceedings & : ners; Washington. with nine; 1ds ahose neck appears . slightly | ¥hem, had been super , , Malted Milk and Pennsylvania. with four Porter said he believed the ; k! Oklahoma, with two, and I b printed. from i | Hlinois, otie cae . 919 and that many gram ’ . : : ) ve been held by innocent of Chicag ce that time. tana, § “on, it L L snon coroms v, | | Ay LIRS R REPUTATION servi entence %, | Airedale, Tan Bark, Pearl and Jack il 3 pross > or me ; , Tan 3 | 7 R REV. JOHN H. JEWETT || fresmuc’ &k S0eor urow - i worli-wide, reputation for ve been accepted by manufacturers & \ K i servi and a product of DIES IN ENGLAND [ifovifniemoioingar clomins | (0 : ; i the highest quality. . le and tan bark, wili | | 3 i | Nothing less than the r many of the : . " d for spring coats il thorough tests of time = ¥ Former Pastor of Fifth Avenue |drons: N it celd]sfve marbans Westinghouse Electric ‘ 5 = ; andala i . whi How a i confidence that they . Presbyterian Church, New York, |2Manda! ! ; | Te RECENTLY PRUMOTED I in National Cash Curlmg Iron < 5 - s ecte TTy OFFICER 1N THE il i Exp—————lms Sl “Oriental I e of ey :,‘S.Izmoa NAVAL RESERVE ' i w"g E"s"y Purchase in i orn PATROMIZES A YOUNCER. - P good ur Store of a— By the Associated P -~ LONDON, December 18-—The arker gray. k Jack Tabbit BRCTREEST g product’s greatest asset Washing Machine o e Sl - and there is no short cut Clothes Dryer clorgyman, formerls ’ to securing it, Ironing Machine Tifth, Avenus Preghy Cnurenly ‘ e 15 favor of contrast. Ocean of Gasoline Used. Church-Going Is Growing. | Vacuum Cleane: tn New TYork, died in Surrey today o 6 P ot B o f . ¢ = e e g ‘\y:..:"x:\l,a,‘(,u,, The automobile statisticlans who| The total “religious constitucnc The National Cash Fireless Cooker NEW YORK, December 4.~ Th-|as the Spring season progresses. have accounted for 12,000,000 to 14.- ‘of the United States Is close to . He | 000000 automobiles in. the United | 000000, statistics recently compile Register Co. Better Homes 4| States have also figured that it todk ow. Churches In this country h . $15,000,000 FOR CHRISTMAS. “tates have y ; 243, S racatioie with 214 M. H. Rittenhouse Eoe t C Growth of 50 Per Cent in Christ- | gasoline to rur 4 ‘rotestants number | Sales Agent quipmen 0. Club Ssvings in Massachusetts Produce Shiy sesson 78,000,000 rs; the R . pod 739 11th St. N.W. .| fuel refineries fille i | one L was past 4 o u‘ el e one 10,000-zullon tank car every min- s!hulvrf 18,000,000, and the Jews, | Phone Main 2278 Congregational « e a it SR uie $:200,900 : o B Tt o et O N T AT T T AT AT TAT LA A LA T AT T AL AL AT Iy frmi; .» o 3 2 t 00. accord- A | prisoners, a committee nting | lation throughout the couvrry, ac- home a subscription to The Evening Star The Sunday Star —and instruct us to enter their names on our mailing list. 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