Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, W’ASHINGTON:' D. C THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924 SIBE.TRABKlNB D [}‘ i’[N OUR',TOWNIj——TIwHech; Co. } Seventh at F Theflechféé. lSevemh atF | Thre”HVet‘thCT e ——— b LIS Joe Harrington, gemial policeman || : : 3 = RS of the First precinct, had an unusual B i & A y experience the other duy. He ar- s lre-ted & man who was suffering : PR from much too| fveig o 3 s ; . much alcohollc . Zihiman's Resolution Re-| fmp = mhch.hol Every Wmter . £ rington called the . i quires Two-Thirds Vote to & patrol and in a’ 3 { o e oat in Stock . et Aside Special Days. man was speeding | = RS Sy > toward Number 1. { As th hi Provision that the two days which A t sp,: ,j(mm: s hav assigned each month for VR man between hie- to ¢l the consideration of District of Co- K fi?fl.fl?wfifl“fi‘::‘il %uih'cg;';:'t:m’: {;fi’fx’;‘l’; Jumbia business shall not be set aside X Ihat Wadi srrastes ' =~ A\ the quantities are limsted, ept by a two-thirds vote of the him. The driver{| 3 A & _Eight of the styles are . - is made in a resolution intro- told #im and at|| that juncture the || due by Representative Fred- ~ t erick an, republican, of Mary- B8 ton Dauss Ay Jand, @ member of the House District Later in the|| : bttt day Policeman ‘Harrington entered || - 3 the etatlon house and in logking over || —that means you may: choose; any “"!‘n_wn\r}(ln‘e Zihlman said that{ths blotter saw ‘*Joe Harrington, || during the session of Congress | drunk. Complaldant Joe Harth s 3 i Unasr ine'ulas | freny, Compiingnt goe Hurrin coat you see and purchase it for one- fon of DISrict £ Tudkily - the ® venact arir ool ad o P CEEER ; Duihecs v iy takiem mway | coot it i, o0t only catrad | 7 third off the original price. -One- : Beaver Calf S e strict committee, | fun was poked at the officer for the || S O/ . - 5 . Jith the result that many important | rest ‘of the day- | third off means— ok 4 —and silken handbags to committee died on the House calenc : carry your fortune grace- Filigree air. ! I o \ fully and Iy. In view of the fact that the peonlg;pEMES DIVORCE CHARGE. | Y $16.50 coats, $I1-7. f:an{c;nwitsl?;l?st}eningjewel : $3150 coats, $21 ¥ £ : Y settings. And capacious. o ks St e Pl saproms Senie 2\ $45 coats, $30 iy i B s bt a that the legislative |A8ainst him by his wife, s G. H. S W B - 5 <of the District should not be set |CF HE (drles) deser ik ha i $63 coats, $42 =) = ! . with trotteur or dress cos- 2 & hild_uot *{asks that her suit be disn T | 4 c 7, 4 @ mere majority vote of the | el makes a counter charge that $84 coats, $56 = / . fume. < are muns mattere of paca: s, vife had' & huebana ‘whtn 'shs $115.50 coat $77 ' ' o a . Pt v iarriage ceremony £ 5 : u L e WD |with him In Baltimore, June 7, 1917, || AJCants, 4 $1.95 ;5'«_!;;::5‘}1."}]“!‘3 et ave s Thght to |and asks the court 't declard’ their || { $125 to $175 coats, $94° ecaasaryic " Edgar K. Crone today filed an an- || necessary changes of a lgworSn the District Sup Court to | (First Floor) lation will be |marriage null and void for that rea- || to which it is [Son. Mrs. Crone had complained § § " 84 epre- (that her husband threateneéd to make || ye said Repre- |1 1ife miserable unless she joined || : % To the Wives! this and de- | < Have you told your “Bet- i conten- - . rious conten 2 £ ter Half” about our timely L WAVE SPREADS e el Nevinar - | | / b T sale of Society Brand coats HAVOC IN FRANCE < i K i and suits at drastic Reduc e tions? His turn to buy Number of Lives Lost-and Huge COI(].S EXI'I&I.IS} A clothes now, isn’t it? Damage Along At- Jantic Coast. 1 Atlantic coast from sque country. A were lost and im- mage resulted. arritz, Quimper, . 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