Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 25

CLEVELAND VICE RAID HAILS 100.INTO COURT Police Seize 163 Slot Machines and Will Strike at Betting Today. MANY DEVICES HIDDEN Immediate Prosecution Pledged in Determined War. By the Assaciated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, January 10.— With police today prepared to con- tinue their raids on orders of Safety Director Edwin D. Barry to rid the city of mint slot machines, gambling and other forms of vice, more than 100 persons were to be arraigned on charges placed against them follow- ing their arrest last night. In raids paralleling those in Phila- delphia, police last night confiscated 163 slot machines and arrested 163 except sixteen on charges biting and operating the ma- Not a slot machine was to be Wage Dividend l Of $2.400,000 Is ‘ Paid Kodak Force! By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., January 10. —A wage dividend payable to em- ployes amd amounting to $2,400,- 000, was voted vesterday at a meeting here of the directors of the Eastman Kodak Company. The dividend, payable July 1, amounts to $33.75 for each thousand dol- lars of the employes wage cover- ing a period of five years up to January 1, 2t s, aa suiDloye whose Jraxe celve a dividend of $351." CRAZED NEGRO SHOOTS 3. DENVER, Col., January 10.—Charles Bonworth, negro, ran amuck on down- town streets here last night, shooting right and left. Three mem, two of them believed to be wounded fatally and the other seriously injured, were Ris victims. Scores fled for their The negro, loading pistols as he ran, fired_promiscuously. seen at midnight. Those which had | o, not been seized were hidden or ship- ped aws t arload of the machines bound New York Cen- | in were made to the authori- trainmen in Wi est Park, a uxu Racing Pools Today. olice expected to direct their ;eu n o5 today against nlmc- where Tools on horse r: t olicemen ui front I,HK bling JOI“(S day and ENVOY TO SPAIN HOME. Moore Reaches New. York After Storm at Sea. i last night ip Majestic, which had nearly two days by remember anything uboul the shoot- 8. o~ andit costs . MUCH LESS "Bake it BESTwith DAVIS]| BAKINVG POWDER : E'L"xrv‘}jans 529 inteverel patterne and ick, 10c on nm wide, for wais FLANNELETTE 2 warlovia Velour Fisanel, foe Ximoncs, ues, etc; meat miud colorings; 3 | $4.50. Fine Count PERCALE all - figured patt .: "z' color pat- : m SATEEN 2 Fine Twill, highly mercerised-finish; 1a biack and' all ‘destrable. colors. OUR STOCK OF ALL pew and up to manship. _All $16.75 & Coats & Dlack and navy, ot 2- Pants Suits _ A great value at & low price. Four patterns of sturdy material, strongly made to give ser: vice, and every suit has two pairs of llnafl pants. indor “l Blrl-ln—rnd 2y Only! DRASTIC REDUCTIONS TO CLEAR $9.95, $12.95 & $14.75 Coats & Dresses$8 50 A rare barguin lot of merch women, 16 to 44. See Dresses are in fine canton cre All'new and_ wonderful styles T aes o size ooly $19.95 to $29.75 Fur Collar Bl COATS 315,98 il e Luster c.m:,u ith graz, mouflon and black Maochuriea ¥ tox cises 18 to 4. "'A wendertal mo oney seving ‘opportanity, |600LACECURTAINS]; In a Tremendous Reduction Sale Fresh Clean Perfect o4 Winter Styles in White, Irory or Ecru Nottin thne low. hanging straight, or $1.98 Royal Worcester ¢ La Resista C-B a la Spirite R & G Corsets Mxller Corsets COATS & DRESSES! rmeat | B4 '“:. m‘1 ute in u tyl . qnlllt;r,nd we=~ =] n the both misses and | ¥ the Windows! 2] $19.95 e i with beaverette far c.u.r:’f. nh“ fall Tiued; € black, brown and Friday Remnant Scle SHOES ™ ™17 o] to 4%4; Cuben beels. llltl Kid Lace, and S b ouse an 455." Vaines up to" gh00 ' Patent Besde' Oombine: Strap Pum high fl 1 & ‘& l! Dr: hfll THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. Sauerkraut, can, 121>¢ Sweet Potatoes,can, 122 ¢ Pumpkin, can . . 15¢ York Imperial VIRGINIA South Carolina SWEET POTATOES Lbs. 2 5c for New Crop FLORIDA CABBAGE APPLES APer 50 7 Lbs. 25c 4 for Tomorrow ant Saturday Dorsch’s ANGELFOOD Small Cakes If you like this variety Per Cake of cake, you don't want to miss these tomorrow and Saturday. It’s one of the most popular items we ever sold, and they are so good that the most par- ticular person will praise FANCY SMOKED HAMS | Yeu Strictly Fancy Quality in Every Respect Our sales of smoked hams have reached large proportions. Quality is the main reason, and our ex- - tremely modest price is the next. The hams we sell are not excelled from the standpoint of quality. Specials This Week Crisco 1-Lb. Can 20c—6-Lb. Can $]:1 Del Monte Salmon Can 19c Just as good as any other Alaska Salmon we carry in stock. Van Camp’s Pork & Beans, 3 -~ 23¢ Price per dozen cans, 90c Stringless Canned Beans, 3 - 25¢ These are good beans. First Prize Nutmargarine Lb. 2lc Top Notch Oleomargarine Lb. 21¢ COOK’S POUND CAKE 5= 29¢—»5=49c Fresh Creamery Butter S5 Lb. 60¢ Selected Cold Storage Eggs Doz. 40c Green Bag Coffee 25¢ TAO TEA BALLS ‘The new way—ask to see it. to turn around in. first mentioned. Per Lb. mous “Blue Label” | beets. Lb. DeepSea Roe, Gorton’s “Down East” Clam Chowder “Ips m.uy Good 21/2(7 Per A Store Near Your Home s Are Going to Eat Beets Oftener After You Try These * BLUE LABEL BEETS |SHRIVER’S :::.BEANS Not the ordinary kind, but the cxtremely good ones that Cur- tice Bros. pack under their fa- hrand. You'll say that we have done you a real favor after we have induced you to try a can of these ‘Columbus Peeled Apricots, can . D. 0, THURSDAY, JANUARY ' 10, 1924. Pennant Salted Peanuts See this large jar of this nationally known ORANGES brand. Vacuum packed, Fine Florida stock, they come to you in the finest condition. quality much better now than a month ago. GRAPE FRUIT Per Doz., 35¢ Per Doz., 45¢ Fancy Eating WESTERN APPLES 4 W 25¢ Choice Size 2 for 15¢ One larger size priced 3 for 25¢ Another New Store | JUST UNLOADED A CARLOAD 1527 17th St. N.W. (Between P and Q Sts.) OPENS SATURDAY A most convenient place to stop your machine on the way home. storeroom where we will be in-a position to carry a large stock and have plenty of room Motorists will be espe- cially pleased with this location for reasons FLORIDA LETTUCE Per Head can buy this fine lettuce at sum- Here’s Another Item You'll Eat Much Oftener if You'll Once Try Them Just arrived from Florida, and it's a carload of fine lettuce. And the price is going to be something to wonder at. Right in the midst of January and you This is a large Packed up in the Blue Ridge mountains where the finest flavor is developed. Any one of these three brands is wonderfully good eating, the higher priced ones are, of course, Blue Ridge can No. 2 size l 9c ;gz the smaller sizes and more _ DILL PICKLE &ach 5¢ VAN CAMP’S MILK This Is Another Van Camp * Wonder Special Sifted can Selected can A Large HEINZ A Quarter of a Pound “Goes a Long Way” KRAFT’S LOAF CHEESE Trya % is something new in cheese. Not so mueh in the cheese itself, but in the manner of preparation. “Costs More, But Worth It” Swiss % 1b. 15¢ uarter pound and be convinced that there American 12¢ Blue Ridgé Corn, can . 10c Silver Label Peas,can . . . . . 15¢ Large Can Tomatoes, can . . 12%c Columbus Peaches, can . . . . . 20c 20c 19¢ . 20c¢ Smyrna Fancy Layer Figs, b. . . . . . Blue Ribbon California Figs, (cooking) pkg. PURE LARD 2 Lbs. 29c Log Cabin Syrup, 16 oz., 27¢c; 36 0z. . . . . 52¢ Vermont Maid Maple Cane Syrup, bottle . . . 27c¢ Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, pkg. Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, pkg. . . . Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, pkg. Gold Medal Buckwheat (mixture), pkg. F3 Two carloads pur- chased for this sale. Belt quality pure x