Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 18

18 [m— 50,000 NAMES FOUND | Police Find Some of San Fran- cisco’s Elite Patronized Seers and Soothsayers. BIG CLEAN-UP Laughable Expedients Used by Occult Masters SCO, April 10.—Names | ns, including some of San Francisco's elite, socially and ¥, were found on the “sucker | half a hundred cr»na)’ ate writers, palmists, trance i Suediums and other vageties of ayers, who have just been | 2 up and herded out of the | st of them | ymers and | ¥ pe r:\mdld num of them | b. & e i braasies ward or bashful in | Thoroughly Reliable Instruments of a Variety of Well Known Makes DROOP’S Music House 1300-G Street Steinway and Other Leading Pianos | l ! mwn Dollars Give Comfort | l Then they are weil spent. Shflefi are sold at many price levels, but| the reduced. price of (annl(‘\en $hoes puts this good-looking, flex- ible footwear in a class where no | dollars spent elsewhere can buy sal much shoe comfort. The old qual-| ity and old comfort are enhanced by a new economy. The same splendid value comes now at a lower price. Good-looking as formerly, Canti- fever pumps and oxfords are still | made of the same fine leathers by | the same highly skilled workers in! the cfficient factory at Brooklyn. We want every one to see the Cantilever Shoe -—and will be honored by the op- flortunity you may give us to show you at our store the high quality, iieatness of appearance and delight- ful flexibility of this shoe. CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP Second Floor 1319 F St. N.W. T A R S ST | STAGED sl THE EVENING Euly Bu'd I.ayl an Egg. or handicap- 1t"ould seem that Bantams might do best ng approach shots. t 3 Rhm!e lslnnd Reds seem most e | 1ikely to go into the rough. * * * We: | Hoe nave s gha name for hmnklnx 1p twosomes. * electricity! iow muny eggs are cqmmittod Ththy How to Test Bumr I%ul!e—r and butter NulNlHul(‘! are 1 ( nguished 1 simple test, o Popular Science Monthly Aprll Hnlrl a spoonful over the kettle spout of at some distance ove a gas flame. If the contents m you' have butter. Substitates £, ped by At 345 the alarm ringy lights T golf. Not ever. A\ Conkey’s Buttermilk l—dummkm- to the appetite; strengthens ai lmfl up the Ssitive Gigeatve organs of the fitie chicks. and helps to sweep away the germs that cause White b is low in fibre and Sust right in Dbk cicatifomty Correor Does Bot IANuFe of Over- 12 the sevaitive digestive apparatus. Conkey'a is the Original Buttermilk Starting Feed. It is made by the e D Eroe 1o ThEr the buitermilk s thoroughly o the other ml!edxenh No dried Buttermilk ever | Gonkeys iz Conkey’s Buttermilk Growing Mash ' should be fed to every fowl after 8 weeks of age—fallowing Conkey’s Buttermilk Startin; itis a Just right in prot Wheat middlings, wheat bran, corn feed me .round"dblrley bulled N'-‘A meal scraps, bean Bomtcrmmik fa the srginal Co Don’t Break IheConkeyCha.ln of Bnttermllk Feeds Three inaumber for nelurGrovm] and or Llymu-zach The best for its Trsist on Cunkey! in the original mckue " Frour dealer can't supply you with s, write us. Big Poultry Book sent free. P. Mann Company, 207 7th St. N.W. P Pitter’s Son (two stores), 1003 B St. N.W., 706 O St. N.W. Schu.... _eed Store, 304 10th St. NW. STAR, WASHINGTON. Does It Pay to Be Scholarly ? Prom the Nation's Busis Who has the Ereater income after college years—the schclar or the mixer? How rates the student of chemistry, sav, with the student of campustry? Ope answer is given by D. 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From the Kansas City Times. "2 | T Sunier, you were absent from ng gentlemen in college achool yesterday, Miss all have lhclr oll cans. Some” there be w! burn their oil, and some there wooed tha lmp in collage are re- from either your father or mother," ana. re set by thel 1 believe,” Cunningham, the teacher, said. “Yes, ma'am,” Junior answered. *I had to be away yesterday." “Weil, the school regulations re- quirs a’ written excuse for all ab- seuces. %0 you_ wm have to bring me an iss Cunninghara explumd “Who from?" Junior asked. ell, you may bring an excuse mother, then,” Junior replied. “Pa an_awful poor hand at making ex- cuses.” te who merely .urem it, but oil's = o well that ends we Why Go? —_— From the Tereato Globe. Rub—Did you have a good time in Paris? Dub—No; I haven't any bad babits. 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