Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. - 315 a Week to $7.500 'SCIENTISTS TO SEE a Year . OPENING OF COFFIN —_— A Record of Actual Achievement | i —_— L. L. Wing, of Waskington, ac- i Only Small Party Invited to Have complished this in lcss than ome ! First View of Pharaoh's year through a plan wo suggosted | 2 H to him. He has steppet up out of Remains. _:he '::-I:r)' class and into business | T for himself and reports that during | the last three years his increase in ] TOMB SPACE personal net worth, duc entirely t. T 7 Public to Be Admitted Later at Nis training received from the Salle Extersion University, Rate of 75 a Day. LIMITED | averaged over $30,000.00 per year. The same plan Mr. Wing used is open to you if vou can qualify in certain fundamentals. Telephone or | vall at this office tomorrow or to- | morrow evening. i BY GEORGE WALT MECHAY 0 Duily News vial open ing of the surcophagus of King Tut ankh-Amen tomorrow afterncon will be witnessed by only scientific men and archeologists. besides represen tives of the mi of nubli ‘ « E B ill in the § e to be pre 1t yon cannot call, clip coupon and mail today. T desire 1o make ¥ progress thi year and will app: e = i The official part *hert M. HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS ADTINISTRATION, SALESMANS, LAW LL.B. SRR, TRAFFIC MANAGEWEN' INDUSTRIAL MANAGE: EFFICIENCY, BANKING AND FINANCING, , Name Address ... LaSalle Extension University 713-714 Albee Building 1426 G St. NW. —Do You Knflw——- that .we Lave som {ing j will requ i from within . will be a prol Main 8320 | Uit " th S ! cor of a sudden chauge of te ing ous effe i ) CORNELL WALL PAPER C0.! 714 13th St NOW. Main 537 Grandmother Knew There Was Nothinz So Good for But the old-fashioned mustard plaster ned and biistered while it acted. |’ the reiief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and iried withont aetiut ] without the blister. > kingship S placed | Musterole does it. It is a clean, white | b i 3 P ointment, made with oil of mustard. It | .,\.;|'«r|‘;:::x‘\:“:v" s scientifically prepared, so that i works wonders. ntly massage . Musterole in with ingertips. See how quickly it brings | 1 “eiief—how speedily the pain disappears. Try Musterole for sore throat. bron. .chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, A, neuralgia, headache, congestion, isy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscies. bruises, chiiblains, frosted | feet, colds of the chest (it may prevent | pneumonia). i To Mothers: Musterole is also H j B | Writes to Prominent Journalists ;u:u]_r in milder fflrp| for habies and small children. Congratulating Disproof of Ancient Adage. ¢ that the would | and Ask for Children's Musterole. | Se and B3¢, jars nd tubes; hos- pital size. $3.00. y By the Associated Press. { NEW YORK, February 11L.—A let- | ter from President Coolidge {ing the “Preachers’ Sons of the P! i for demonstrating the fallacy of the meeting last night of the organiz tion, which includes seventeen dis- tinguished newspaper men whose fathers were Methodist minister: P “Having in mind the old s ecla about the inevitably bad end to which | {preachers' sons are presumed a Cut q Better than_a_mustard_plaster. B i id Mr. Coolidge’s letter, a also the fact that they very iarrive there, I am glad of i portunity to extend my feli in Price . ended by By ancial editor of th William P. Beazell g editor of the! ;, Charles Phil- essor ‘of journal Frank Womens 4 BuckLe GALOSHES , i i streets northwest. 7| POLICE COMB CITY FOR GIRL'S SLAYERS Believe Pretended Bootleggers De- scribed by Friend Are Murderers. . A Bit of the Past By Star’s Former Carriers: “My father, Henry Nichols, now dead, was a route agent for The Star fifty years ugo” writes Willlam C. Nichols, Ellicott street’ north- | west. “I served The Star at different times on 6th, §th, 9th, 10th and 11th My father later sold hix route to the late August Do- nath. n those days I carried about 200 rs., rolled in a bundle—quite a lly when the ‘double ed on Suturday . paper came By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 1l.-—With the body of Louise Lawson on the ay to her heme in Walnut Springs, Tex., the police today rnnlimfi-d et- s 1o cstablish the identity jof two {ten who gained entrance to her apartment last Friday, when she was ngled in bed. The police now s to the ot and there printed on the reve The ftinished double Stars were ried to a ta with a wide een inches charge of t r- | tused admittance by the young wom- o 5 >, with blade eight- |47 @ month ago. A’ Mr. Adams.h (It is notcer-{the dead gir, nols m 5 e b okkeeper, or Mr. | MOBUNS v is known, wicld- | @ time.) told police of last which, she said, had sturbed ss Lawson. hrough the in, £ent by friends. girl visitor at the dmit the pair, 1 was not expecting liquor the e - o ““! NIP BOLIVIAN REVOLT. BARON SUFFIELD DIES. — Bixth to fitlll T;;e Succeeded ‘! Assassinate President. | BCENOS Al Holivian S revolut u 1885 and title in ghter of | den i oftic th, Inventory [ e working on the theory that the|! murderers wero the same two who, |l claiming to be bootleggers, were re- || Miss Charlotte Wakefield, friend of ; 1 Police Say Conspirators Planned to Large Stock FINE FRUITS The fine displays in our stores are appealing. Now is the height of the season. Are you enjoying these fine fruits at these low prices? Oranges, doz.. ..30c & 40c Grapefruit, 2 for Western Apples, 3 Ibs., 25¢ Western Apples, 4 Ibs., 25¢ York Imperia! Apples, 7 Ibs., 25¢ MUSHRCOMS Choice Imported Hotel Imported Choice American Hotel American PINEAPPLE . Honey Dew | Sliced ' Sweet Potatoes FRESH PRUNES Smithfield 2 2 ]/2 c (N. Y. State) . 1215¢ Canned Sanitary Brand, Ib BUTTER COFFEE RAISIN BREAD Dorsch’s—It’s Mighty Good One-Pound 25¢ Loaves LOFFLER’S ... BACON, Ib. .30c Black’s FRESH MILK, quart..........13¢c Cook’s Pound Cake, Ib...............25¢ Corby’s Layer Cake, Ib.. . . ... 28¢c Dorsch’s Cocoanut Macaroons, lb.. . . . .35¢ Phoenix Pimento Cheese, Jar.........18¢ Snappy Cheese, pkg.................15¢ Philadelphia Cream Cheese. . . ........15¢ Cur Famous Green Bag, Ib.. Beardsley’s Cod B. & M. Flaked Fish, 121/,c Lobster, 2-size. ..49¢c Lobster, 1/-size. ..30c Gorton’s, Ready to Fry. .14c Gorton’s Clam Chowder Gorton’s Salad Fish..12'5c Gorton’s Deep Sea Roe. .21¢ Top-Notch " zsc Olecmargarine, | First Prize Nutmargarine Sun-Maid Raisins 2 P 25e for Evaporated Peaches Choice, per Ib Fancy, per Ib.........15¢ Blue Ribbon, 2-Ib pkg.. .29c¢ TUNA FISH 7-0z. Can, 27¢c 13-0z. Can, 50c Specials Until Saturday’s Closing Kirkman’s Borax Soap anitary Rolled QOats Aunt Jemima Pancake 6 cakes Large pkg. 3 pkgs. 29¢ 19¢ 35¢ Keystone (Hunt Bros) Peaches 2 cans Chum Salmon tall cans Pure pure 21bs.. 29¢ French’s Cream Salad Mustard 12%¢ Per Jar.... Welch’s Pure Maple Syrup.. ........50c Vermont Maid Syrup................25¢ - Bta"czn, Ib 17¢ Samitary Salad Dressing Bottle Smoked / sf:::l;m, lb..'l 21/20 Heinz Dill Pickle Each, 5¢ ...21c 2 for Smoked Hams, Ib. One Quart Queen Olives Per Sanitary Catsup, 81-oz. . ... Sanitary Catsup, 151-o0z. v SandalStyle; for Medium and Narrow Toe Shoes; 13 inch heel. Asx forNo.501 | {Following Newark's policy of giving ¢ the best value in town for your| money—Special Cut in Prices have been made on these fine qualit \Galoshes. Dame Fashion says Ga- | loshes are the real thing for Winter wear. Buy a pair Now and protect your health and pocketbook. . ghon : ‘ toresLU. 1 The Largest Chaln of Shoe Stores b fn the United States 913 Pa. Ave. N.W. Open Snturday Nights 711 H St. N.E. Open Nights ALl Newark Stores Open Saturdsy Evenings — o Accommodate Customars _ FINGHORM ON | | BABY'S FAGE Red Pimples Broke Out. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Healed, “My baby had a ringworm on his ll’m. then his checks getting red and scaly and red pim-| ples broke out which turned to large, sore eruptions. He could not sleep st pight because of the ! itching and burning and would cry. The trouble fsted six months. mpletely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. :'zh: Konradt, Head River, Georgia. Cuticura Sosp daily, with Cuti-| cura Ointment m-;:nuth les or other eruptions.They are g:';mg to use, as is also Cuticurs| Talcumn, an antiseptic powder of fragrance. - Lader- e g ey ous mew Shavias Shck. cague of F vood of the World publicist. an Vil editor of the Literary EX-HUSBAND SHOOTS HELPER OF ACTRESS' Slaying Takes Place in Woman's Apartment in New Orleans. By the Associated P ' NEW ORLE February 11.—Al- ! bert Arnold, animal trainer, empl by Miss Gracie Thomas, appearing at a local theater with an animal act, yesterday was shot and killed in the woman's apartment by William C. Glynn, divorced husband of Miss Thomas, According to the story of the shoot- ing told the police by Miss Thomas, she with several friends returned from a | circus performance and found Glynn, whom she employed three weeks ago as her business manager, in her apart- ment. i 's absence from nn began 10! abuse her, striking her several times, Arnold hearing her screams, returned to the room and interfered, when Glynn | pistol and fired, killing Arnold { Thomas said she and Glsnn were | ed in Trenton, N. X, three yeurs | ago. Glynn escaped. i DEACONS GIVE GOOD NAME TO ACCUSED MINISTER Dr. Case Served Ten Years in Buf- falo With Fine Record, Say Resolutions. — By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y. February 11— The board of deacons of the Deia- ware Avenue Baptist Church yester- day “fssued a statement expressing confidence in the Rev. Dr. Case of Oak Park, 1ll, and declaring that his conduct during his ten years' pasto- rate here was untouched by any scandal. These resolutions were signed by all the men who were dea- cons during Dr. 's pastorate. Dr. Willls G.” Gregory, senior dea- con, ‘said that Attorney.William R.|} 1 Moss of Chicago, who alleges the Lelarid of Chicago, who alleges the minister seduced his wife, was in the | Buffalo church yesterday and inter- viewed several ‘mgmbers concerning conditions in Dr, e's time. Dr. Gregory declares any intimation that Dr. Case's stay in the Buftalo church was at any time clouded is uuerlyl unfounded. A 5 ~ " Clearance Sale \ Men’s Negligee Shirts that are wonders at %135 Several hundred negligee shirts; all sizes and colors. $§2 values. With what satisfaction men will stock up for months ahead when they see these shirts. “These shirts are of a high-grade, standard make that men of experience know. | Also several hundred negligee shirts—madras and silk-striped ma- dras; all sizes and colors. $3 fo $6 values— $1.85 | 76 Silk and Silk-Striped Negligee Shirts. All sizes. Values $7 to $10. Special Price— $4.85 The Avenue at Ninth 1 | Evaporated Milk. ............ Log Cabin Syrup, 16-o0z. can. ... Log Cabin Syrup, 36-o0z. can. .........52¢c Brer Rabbit Molasses. . .. ... .11c and 14¢ MazolaOil ........................30c Wesson Ol........................29¢ Re-Umberto Olive Oil, pint. ..........53c Heinz Peanut Butter................32¢ Sanitary Peanut Butter. . ... .. .23¢ Beechnut Peanut Butter .............19¢ 10c CORN = 10c TOMATOES & 12%%c¢ PEA - 15¢ PINACH &= 19c¢ BEANS 15¢ EAGL Van Camp’s Shriver's Blue Ridge, cap Shriver’s Silver Label, Keystone Large Can, Blue Ridge Stringless, Sliced Table PEACHES Ritter’s Catsup ........ Blue Label Catsup, small. Blue Label Catsup, large. .. Heinz Catsup, small. . .. Heinz Catsup, large. . . Heinz Chili Sauce. . . .. Blue Label Chili Sauce. . Blue Label Chili Sauce. . Lea & Perrins Sauce. . . WHITE HOUSE Finest Quality RICE 3 i 29C ASPARAGUS BE ETS TIPS . “Newhall” brand small green tips in the small “Blue Label” brand “square” cans Per 35c can FRUIT SALAD Hunt Bros. “Keystone” Small 25¢ When you learn. how good they are vou will serve them on your table real often. 25¢ CHEWING GUM Al 3for 10c 50c Large Can Cans for