Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1924, Page 42

_ 42 i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, APRIL GIVES 1,800 PENNIES |* 1. 0rciven DOCTOR ARRESTED AS HE TO SALVATION ARMY v . PLEADS FOR PRISONER Chatity is highly proper, but it never is bestowed on the eager, busy copper who makes pinches on the road. For the cop who does the pinching there is no_forgiv ness here; were he victim of a liynching, 'all his enemies would cheer. “You have pinched me,” says the squealer, “though I traveled not amiss, and believe me, gentle peeler, I will get your goat for this. . 11 was Imung up some thirty, and| Saved So Many She Got Dizzy!you say 'twas ity miles; and the trick you play is dirty, fit for cops and crocodiles. Thirty mi belp me Stephen, and I'm pulled be- fore the beak; but I bet you I'll get jeven ere the passage of a week. will have your badge and bill you of your uniform; 1 will looking T will kick up quite a storm. For my pull is truly mighty jwith the well known powers that be, |and policemen vain and flighty i {before my snickcrsnee. At the lift- Bilcy, sommiens student of fing of my finger cops are fired from |§ W Gardner, 23 ughter of Ru-|off the force; on the pay roll you| S He was of the app won't for your work is raw hile .:r\.nkl_m;l them for |2nd coarse. [ am pinched for doing Gardner, Capt. vor¥ time | thir where the imit's thirty-five; L iean Iways go 1 it, little Bertie, every officer. get out all ¢ while vou're aliv And the copper, who's a true « mutters while he chews the rag’ “Ii he'd only spring a new one! I am tired of that old gag (C upwml t.) 1924. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS.» POLI'S—Bertha Kalich in “The S Kreutzer Sonata,” at 8:20 p.m. ASCO—The Cat and the Ca- p.m. TIONAL—"The Covered Wagon," 0 and $:20 p.m. daily. KEITH'S—Singer's Midgets, vaude- ville, at 2:15 and 8:15, p.m. = 5 TIVOLI—Colleen Moore in Dr. Charles Hunt, 8604 New! Hump- | booPl® hire avenue northwest, was arrested [ &t '6th street and Pennsylvania ave- { nue northwest yesterday afternoon and taken to ti sixth precinet, where he was charged with disorderly conduct, He was released on $10 collateral. Dr. Hunt reported the matter to|ie The Star, saying that he was stand- | ®° {ing at Gth street and Pennsylvania avenue, where two policemen had a man unds rest, He said that one|a of them struck the prisoner and he admonished lh('n\. whereupon, he adds, AMUSEMENTS. " i MILTON SILLS ¥ins tho role of his Mfe as the peaniles; tarer who ve Texas ds, throws A coloaaal biedt, wins the girl and comes ont with millions of FLOWING Get It At GIBSON'S Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Margaret Jose, 15, Has Been Col- lecting Copper Coins for Past Year. 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