Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 23

REWARDS T0 POLICE BANNED BY BUTLER General Starts War on All Forms of Petty Graft in De- partment. | FORCE MUST WORK FREE Director Also Announces Clean-Up Campaign. New By the Ass PH Brig. Gen. tor of publ drive toda Torms went. Detectives und polt been in the hablt of d ute or zeeepting munc, . Stolen property to its owners, or who | have benefited through other forms ! tod Tross, LPHIA, dle: January 24— D. Butler, divec- | rted another me against all of kraft in his own depart-| nanding trib- of petty graft, will be foreed out of | start Friduy at noon, and that it| the service if they continue the prac- | tice, Director Butler declared. In- surance companies were notified today that in future policemen wuold not be permitied cept rewards for Train Stopped, Crew | stopped +{ 1y reported to me” the director said Saves Boy Skater From Icy Waters By the Associated Press. LEBANON JUNCTION, Ky.. Jan- uary 24—W. R. Stark, Loulsville and Nashville rafiroad engineer, his train at Pottinger creck; near Gethsemane, and led members of the crew to the rescue of Jesse Brown, twelve, who was in danger of drowning after ice on which he had been skating had broken. The trainmen brought the boy to safety and then made a twenty- mile run’to this place fn their icy- © wet clothes. from the outside, and any failure on thelr part to do so should be prompt- in a letter to insurance companies. Director Butler announced that his third forty-eight-hour. paign against crime and vice would would include per ignoring city ordinances. Arrestz, he said, would be made of persons upsetting ash and rubbish receptacles or care ¢ [not del - | British THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, 'JANUARY 724; 1924. Labor Government Printer, Shipworker, ted Press, January 24.—The new ter, J. Ramsay Macdonald, 1 his ministry with an expedition somewhat unusual with the older political parties, owing to his having been in the novel position of knowing some weeks beforehand almost the actual dnte the Baldwin {sovernment would be defeated. s list of appointments announced ¥ constitutes the cabinet. announced erday are out- |side the cabinet. A cabinet of twenty |members is a somewhat large one, |but in this matter Mr. Macdonald did rt from the traditions of overnmental prac Some | of the cabinets in the past have been %0 large that it was found necessary [to form a sort of inner cabinet |carry on the most important business e of the apnointees, like Miss ret Bondfield, were elementary achers, or i similar occupa- to dumping ref city will be the recovery of stolen automobiles. nie . s his Phone Franklin 604 9th St. Glycerine and Rose Water In S-0z. Rottles 25¢ =11 a< morally.” he declared. SAVING YOU TODAY—TOMORROW AND EVERY DAY while others came from the pro- s and had university | oberts! minister of | Humble Origin of Many New British Officials Revealed One Born in House Without Floor or Windows. Teachers, Journalist Among Types. pensions, which is likely to be among the difficult posts of the government, had a comparatively humble origin. He is the son of a village postmaster and worked for twenty-five years in the printing trade, but has had much experience in trade union service and is an expert on the pensions ques- tion and the champlon of ex-service men I Arthur ‘Ponsonby, undersecretary of the forelgn office, 13 the only member of the labor party who has been iden- tified with the splendors of the court, he having been a page to Queen Vic- toria. He is well versed in diplomacy and foreign affairs, but has always | Shown a fearless independence, and earned much unpopularity by opposing the late war. He has been for many | years in the vanguard of all advanced rogressive movements, but, notwith- Standing, 1s liked and admired in the house of commons. . Rhys Davies, undersecretary of the home office, is the son of a rond mender and is said to have been born in a Larn without floor or windows. Begin- ning as a farm laborer he spent ten years as a coul miner. His brother s A well nown poet Wil'iam Graham, financlal secretary to the treasury, who is chief assistant tv Philin Snowden, chancellor of the 723 14th St. At New York Ave. I F St., Cor. 12th MONEY Creomulsion 95c¢ These Prices in Effect Thursday, Friday _and Saturday 75c Pint Bottle Alco Wash 49c 89c¢ Lion Lilac Vegetal Gold-Plated Gillette Razors 79¢ Home Remedies $1.20 Scott's Emulsion .. 50c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia. 25¢ Mavis Talcum 16¢ 75¢ Mellin's Food $1.50 Gude’s Peptomangan Cod Liver Oil, pint 60c Bromo Seltzer e $1.25 Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound . .... 55 €1.00 Dr. Miles Nervine . $1.50 Hughes Ideal Hairbrush 60c Cal $1.25 Pierce’s Golden Discoves $1.25 Pierce’s Fav. Presc. lifornia Syrup of F $120 Swamproot ...... . 63c Father John's Medici $110 S. S. S, ... $1.25 Eno’s Fruit $1.00 Wine of $1.00_ Zonite . 50c Zonite .... 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For the Hair §1.75 Pinaud’s Quinine Hair Tonic.. $1.00 Pinaud’s Quinine Hair Tonic...... $L10 Wildroot Hair Tonic.. 60c_Wildroot Hair Tonic $120 Westphal's Auxilator 60c Westphal's AuxiBator $150 Van Ess Treatment. $150 Kolorbak . . 65c Glover’s Mange Cure . 75¢ Wyeth'’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic .. 60c Danderine . ... ......... 50c Palmolive Shampoo ... ~:. 2 $1.00 Hypo-Cod 89c 3 for $2.50 ine Talcum. . Epsom Salts 7c Per Pound 20 lbs., $1.00 Palmolive Soap .30c 30c Liquid Veneer 4 cakes for..... exchequer, 1s & journalist, with a long parilamentary experience. Clement R. Attlee, undersecretary of the war office, Is 'an Oxonian and a barrister! he has been secretary to Ramsay Macdonald. Emanuel Shin- well of the mines department is an- other member from the extreme Clyde section of the labor party, which thus has_two members in the government of Jewish birth. His father was & clothing manufacturer in the East End, London. He suffered imprison- ment for his strike activities, but was presented with a gold watch by the strikers whose cause he championed. Of John James Lawson, financlal secretary to the war office, it Is re- lated that he and his wife sold their home twelve months after their mar- riage to enable him to go to Oxford to study, while his wife went into domestic rvice. He later joined the labor par and became one of Mr. \acdonald’s secretaries. One Consclentious Objector. Henry Slesser, general, is not much known to the public, but he has been a close asso- ciate of Sidney Webb, the new presi- dent of the board of trade, In the | Fabian Society and is well versed in law affecting trades unions. During the war Morgan Jones, par- |4 liamentary secretary of education, was prosecuted in connection with the no-conscription movement. He aus the first consclientious objector to anter the house of commons. Ben Spoor 1s the champion of self-govern- the new solicitor | ment for Egypt and _n* rights and liberties of the’Indians. ¥ He has been a prominent member of the labor party. i i s FRAUD CHARGED TO FOUR. TS Officials of Dill'bled Véterans’ Bu- reau in Boston Imdicted. BOSTON, Jangry 24-SWillam H. Burns, presidenfj’and three other offi- clals of the Mifsachusetts Assocla- tion of Disabled’ Veterails of the World War, Inc, were indicted by the federal grand jury Vesterday on charges of conspiracy and use of the mails to defraud!in connection with subscriptions to‘the assocfation's rest camp at Shirley. | BRYAN OUT OF RACE. LINCOLN, Nebl; January 24.—Gov: Charles W. Bryan has announced he would be a candidate for ge-clection rimary efection in April. Mr. Bryan was mention as a | Monday William-<4Gibbs McAdoo an- |nounced he wouldinot be ajcandidate lin this state If jthe govefnor were soing to be a présidential candidate. 48 governor on the democratic ticket | presidential "possibility and on | 22 The E. T. Goodman Stands Are Nos. 83-94 Arcade Market I have no branches and am not interested in any other location, in or outside of the Market—only the Stands—Numbers 83-94. You know there is a vast difference in meats—and it is only by giving my personal attention to the selec- tion that I am able to maintain that standard for which I have made the name of E. T. Goodman famous. That’s why it is important to understand the serv- ice and the quality you are expecting can only be had at Stands 83-94 Arcade Market. 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