Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1924, Page 11

——ee THE EV " POLICEMAN PLACED OVER EVERY SALOON| : Butler's Lashings Drive Philadel- : phila Official to Unusual Measures. i TACH SALE IS WATCHED : Customers to Be Held as Material Witnesses. | T the Associnted Press. PHILADELPHIS, January 28.— the verbal lash of Director edley D. Butler, y, commander of der twenty-four-hour sur- ‘A free policeman with * was the description giv- hod by the patrolmen igned to each ns in the sec- | amer entered, | llowed him and ob- | nd what he | was soon notic 1 doing a thrivi virtually o stomer will be & » material witness.” Training for Navy. 1. Butler's “land navy” of ban- ha. motor cars soon will emu- 1 Navy and use obsolete targets for gunnery | announced toduy by | Fritz, iu command s as targets, 1 journey to th Tinicum in th car, will ge placed d turne in the road. The n their new bandit chasers o at thesc machines at high | d endeavor to score hits in and sawed-off Score in Religious Series Is One-All. Between Modernists and Fundamentalists. ' | i t \ ted Press K, January 29.—The score | in the series of debates; 1 the Rev. Dr. John Roach! pastor of Calvary Baptist! and the Rev. Charles Fran- | pastor of the West Side | Church. | r. Straton last night won of tho serics, the ques- | Resolved, That the Earth, ame Dby Evolution” He | the negative, thereby mak- p for his defeat of last month, | he upheld the affirmative in a “Resolved, That the Bible fallible Word of God.” The of the judges, which was pon the manner 'in which the debaters presented thelr arguments | {i L I ot upon the merits of the ques- nvolved, whs unanimous. i . Dr. Straton insisted that all olutionists, from Darwin nitted that the beginning ystery. . Potter declared evolution | more acceptable than the’ nd grotesque” story told in He asserted evolution was patible with religion. st argument in reply to Jennings Bryan's opinfons the evolution of man photograph of the lower is spine. There you have ary tail called "the ‘coc- thero are even four mus- agging 1t — e women in Guadalajara, Mex- r hats, but those that do say styles are not elaborate o they buy from France. ]am(\ng the vineyard owners ofthis | regton. : | At a meeting attendea by the prin- EMBARGO OoN GRA_F_ES PROTESTED | elpal grape cxporters speeches were do asking the Spanish government made Spanish Growers Claim It Means |to request the United States to 1ife the | embargo. 7The government has got Ruin and Ask Retallatory | yer tniken auy ofelal action’ tn ‘tho Measures. o . 3 wee ruin if the embargo is continued By the Associated Press. nd will urge the government to-p ALMERIA, Spain, Junuary 20.—Tie | hibit the fmportation of Amuri: 1 cmbargo placed recently by the fed- | andise to Spain -3t 4ho-tbun ¥ by the fed : eral horticultural board of the United | S L States on Maluga grapes from Spe e oy Etiues from Bpaill ., 0,000 gallons of kero- o the fruit liad heen found 10 { et orted by this country infested . by the Medite ust ve ¢ halt “of 3 the orient or Australasta, EDMONSTON'S — Home of the “Original”’ FOOT- FORM Boots and Oxfords| for Men, Women and Chil- dren. 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Women’s Handsome Dresses Of Fashionable Velvets And Those Trimmed With Furs $25 $55 $85 Street, afternoon and evening models—including a few Paris imports—printed velvet and plain colored velvet—wools and silks smartly trimmed with fu ght and dark shades. Women's Dr. »5, Third fioor. Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats $19.50$99.50$39.50$49.50 Sports and dress coats, many of them with smart" fur collars —the styles most becoming to the vounger set—and the fabrics and tailoring excep- tionally good. Sizes 6 to 14. ors’ Seetiun, Fourth fvor Misses’ Smart Frocks Frocks, $19.50 RER —are smart street and-sports models of twills, jerseys and checked flannels; boyish types. : Frocks, $25 —are for street or afterncon wear; including charming frocks in charmeen, fashionable chiffon velvet, satin and French crepe and poiret twill. Frocks, $32.50 —evening and dance irocks of lovely chifion vel- vet—afternoon and street frocks of charmeen, crepe de chine, crepe satin and twill. 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Women's Finest Fur Coats, Wraps, Jacquette All models from our regular stock—drastically reduced , ) The majority of coals are luxuriously trimmed with eontrasting furs 50-inch Eastern Mink Wrap, reduced to $1,100. 50-inch Alaska Seal Coat, reduced to $750. 50-inch Black Caracul Coat, reduced to $850. 50-inch Scotch Mole Coat, reduced to $650. 50-inch ‘Black Caracul Coat. reduced to $600. Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), reduced to $600. 50-inch Chinchilla Squirrel Wrap, reduced to $595. 52-inch Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), reduced to $495. Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat);:reduced to $495. 48-inch Persian Lamb Coat, reduced to $495. 50-inch Golden Beaver Coat, reduced to $500. 50-inch Black Caracul Coat, reduced to $495. Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), reduced to $450. Far Seetion, Third floor. . -Women’s Evening Slippers $10 Very exceptional values—for this collection in- cludes all our finest make -eveiing slippers—a great variety of models, in silves, gold or Paisley brocade cloth, Women's Bhoe Section, Third floor, New House Dresses, $2:95 Attractive, fresh, new house dresses, of plain and checked gingham—varied styles—in a variety of new Springtime colorings; and_ at this special price you will now want to by a.supply for all summer, ‘ House Dress Section, Third floor. 48-inch Australian Opossum Coat, reduced to $395. 50-inich Tan Caracul Coat, reduced to $395. 48-inch Japanese Mink Coat, reduced to $395. Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), reduced to $395. Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), reduced to $350. Tan Caracul Jacquette, reduced to $75. Brown Coney Jacquette, reduced to $75. Chiriese Phami Jacqueétte, reduced to $110. Tan Caracul Jacquette, reduced to $325. Gray Caracul Jacquette, rediiced to $150. 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