Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 11

'FIRST DRY OFFENSE HELD NOT A FELONY Judge Orders Man Convicted of Carrying Liquor Restored to Pension Rolls. There is no moral turpftude in- volved in the possession or trans- portation of intoxicating liquor, at in the first offense, ac- cording to an opinion rendered today s Frederick L. Siddons of upreme Court. >rdingly deelared that missioners had no | n for cutting off the i Wilbur H. en convicted in ing the national he restoration of e, Lo the pension roll is line of n nd fined for trans; Name From Rolls. When the District Commi heard of the c Jatter def claim that d o declare lations of act which tu-pitude, and e o states, only to a fi se of the char- r of which Rock was convic Ranks as Misdemeanor. In the absence of a statute de- elaring Justice Sid- dons; nd transporta- liquor is not in 1 inherent wrong or i wicked or depraved the basest purpo: SAYS OIL INTERESTS HALTED BILL ACTION 1 | = ) 2 | ! renetrating, Antiseptic Zemo | e historie ride of Paui ere from Charleston o Lexington, April, 1775 When FOUR HURT BY BOMB IN TENEMENT HOUSE | Panic in New York Neighborhood as Hundreds of Windows Are Shattered. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 21.—Four per- sons were injured early today when a bomb exploded on the first floor of C a lower East Side tenement house. | The neighborhood was thrown into a | panic by the explosion, which shat- | tered hundreds of windows in nearby houses, and police reserves were sent to the scene. The injured, Victor Torenzo, twen- ty-one; Charles de Sylvestri, twenty: | Frank ' Dilenge, twenty-one, and | Frank Lesnik, nineteen, all were cut | by flying glass. Lorenzo's condition | is regarded as serio | “Poiice and detectives who were | rushed to the scene of the explosion ~ - with one of the v said, that have oc- placed cloge to the a1l shoe repairing shop hn Maryland Couple Weds. . Va. April 21.—Miss . Derr of Baltimore, ngle, pastor of the @ Church, performing the The couple will reside in after a trip to morthern AFLIN | Very Low | Claflin Optical Co. c1y"clas pia. Good Health and ' Beauty Go Together | When vou're all run down your |face drawn and haggard, your dy limp and lifeless, then beauty Don't go on this way too wait until your good forever. Physical and the great- an is gone. long. Don't looks are ¢ est EARLE'S PLEASANT TASTING N WILD CHERRY~-MALT-IRON - v gives new life and he worn-out nerve and s, purifies the blood, in- appetite and restores h and vitality. With| health comes the re- auty and admiring gazes : looks of pit entific formula on th vour doctor about it, or it. 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For the Outdoor Woman and Golfer Sale of Sweaters The result of a special purchase of unusually good Sweaters that sell regularly for $7.95 to $10.95 and’ higher sale prices. *3.95 Made of glos “(fiber silk) in every conceivable shade, in two- tone effects, in maize, white, black combined with every other color, brown, gray, cocoa, red, tans and greens; combinations which work out the most unique designs, and some plain blacks. In the chappie style, the tux- edo, the mandarin, slip-on and side-tie styles. Palaix Royal—Thira Floor. Service and Courtesy AL Established 1877 Big Values in Untrimmed Hats 2.98 $3.98 Hats of Milan Hemp, Movelty Braids and Hair. The small cloche and poke hat: hats with the brims turned up or down; larger hats and many becoming styles for matrons. In a variety of col- ors.- An assortment so large and varied that it will be easy to make vour selec- tion, There are also many untrim- med hats in the more expensive materials, Neapolitan Hair, also fine Italian Milan and Leghorns. from $5.00 to $12.50. Palais Royal—Sccond Floor. Sale of P Chamoisuede Fabric Gloves Elbow lengths, strap-wrist, gauntlets and 2-clasp styles. Complete range of all this season’s most wanted colors—tan, brown, beaver. Splendid range of sizes. and embroidered stitchings. Plain mode, pongee, sand, gray and Every pair perfect. Palais Reyal—Main Floor. A Sale of Women’s Burson Full-Fashioned Hosiery Constructéd of 3 Strands of Janpanese Silk W oven With 1 Strand of *“Glos>—English Fiber Silk This is a new make from the famous Burson Mills, featuring their clever new :‘Vee weave” leg and “Knit-to-fit” foot, which has been an immediate success everywhere it has been shown. We have them in sizes 814 to 1014, with outsizes in the lot. ~ All at the moderate price of $1 a Pair THE TOE is fashioned to fit by the “Vee Weave,” without knots and without a seam across the top. . THE SOLE, made of long-wearing mercer- ized lisle yarn, is perfectly smooth, inside and out, without a welt or seam anywhere, giving absolute foot comfort to ‘the wearer. THE HEEL is strongly reinforced for tection from the shoe, but, for the smarter appearance. is not carricd un sarily high. THE LEG, gradually tapered in the kn to nature’s lines, conforms to the one i ble test of all full-fashioned hose. THE TOP is made of strong mercerized lisle yarh, doubled to withstand the strain of carter clasps Showing the New Shades : Cinnamon, Airedale, Blush, Som- brero, Peach, Black, White, Nude, Beige, Pablo, Tortoise, Jack Rabbit, Cinder, Hopi and Polo. FREE—With every purchase, as long as they last, one pair of Doll's Roll-top Socks, in white, pink or blue. Several hundred pairs to be given away Tuesday. Palais Royal—Main Floor. A Silk Sens_atioh! Plain and Faney § 1 84 Silks, Special at This is an opportunity that should need little emphasis, because the mere read- ing of the fabrics should convince one that such silks are indeed decidedly under- priced. The assortment comprises— Crepon Knit, one of the newest creatfons, in such fashionable shades as Fallow, Rust, Pig- tail, Lanvin Green, Crushed Berry, Cinder, Am- ber, ( 0: upe, Brown, Reindeer, Navy, White k 38 and 40 Inch Pure Silk Foulards, in a wide range of patterns. quality. _ 40-inch Heavy Quality Crepe de Chine, fully Heavy All-silk, Satin-faced Radtum, in tan 50 shades. and brown. All-silk Striped Bromicloth, also plain white, ‘All-silk Suiting Pongee, importcd direct from ideal fabric for dresses and Shirts. the Orient. inch Fiber-satin (zlo%), in i good range Grenndine Pongee, in the natural tan color of sports shades. also biack and white. erful_quality. 40-inch Printed Chiffon Crepe, very attrac- Alpaca Broeaudes, new and fashionable. tive patterns and color combinations. Making, in all, one of the most attractive Plain and Glace Chiffon Taffeta, good color Tots of Fine, Dependable Silks set forth for assortment, including navy and black. some time. Plaid Knit of Glos, Yard— This Artificial Silk Fabric is extremely smart, and the shades com- sl 3 prise such fashionable colors as Pigtail. Lucille, Zinc, Mandalay, Cocoa, ° Fallow, French Blue, Seafoam, Rust, Reindecr, Biscuit, White, Straw- berry, Navy and Black. 40-ineh Pure Silk Dress Satin, o very supc- rior quality, all desirable colors. 40-inch Plain Georgette Crepe, all pure silk in 50 of the most popular shades. 1,000 yards 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse, a rich, lustrous, deep black, excellent wearing Palaix Roynl—Second Floor. (Cotton Goods Purchase Regular 98¢ Imported Sponge Crepe and Imported White Ratine 49¢ is shown in the following colors: Gray, Powder Blue, May The Sponge Crepe 5.7, c.uc.y. i, Corsi. Tomato, Amber, Suburst. Copen, Ching, Zinc, Fog, Cocoa, Peach, Pink, Champagne, Lilac, Brown, Navy and Black Although we ¢ a goodly quantity, many of the shades are bound to be sold out carly in the day, so, needless to say, early shopping is advisable. The White Ratine Is of a Firm Weave and Very, Supple There Is Every Indication of a Tremendous Wash Goods,Season TIME means Evenpthing Time counts. This country might not be the United States today had Paul Revere been late. New history was written because he was on time. Time counts —when you need a physic. Overnight cathartics -are too slow. Get quick action. Get the entire ' intestinal tract cleared out—the poison- ous waste matter eliminated without delay. Take PLUTO. PLUTO WATER acts in 30 minutes to two hours. It acts positively—without griping. It washes the intestines—flushes away the disease-breeding waste—leaves no unpleasant after effect. PLUTO WATER is bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana, pre- scribed by physicians and sold at your drug store. When nature won’t PLUTO will PLUTO WATER 2% ‘A sale of much importance because now is the time when we must clear the way for summer merchandise— ‘and because you will benefit to a very great extent. Every garment is from our regular stock—lgte arrivals, 53350 A light-weight codt is indispensable all through the summer. A suit is a general utility garment—so practi- cal that one can hardly afford to be without one. Dresses, of course, are needed for many different oc- m_tly one and two of a kind. $2 3.75 We have made preparations for this, and our display has already been commented upon as one of the best we have ever presented to the people of Washington. Imported Dress Linen, excellent quality, thoroughly shrunk, shown in over 20 of the newest shades, At 88c yard. Fine Imported Everfast Voile, one of the most fashionable plain fabrics, guaranteed sun and tub proof. 35 shades. At 98c yard. Imported Swiss Organdie, best quality, guaranteed permanent finish. Shown in 20 of the newest shades. At 69¢c yard. Fine Lingerie Batiste, cxcellent quality, in white and flesh only. Moderately priced at 29c yard. Shadow Check Lingerie Cloths, highly mercerized, lasting finish, pastel colors and white. At 38c yard. Soi-De-Ligne, Lace-stripe Lingerie, won- derfpl finish; canary, porcelain, honeydew, flesh, lavender, pink and white. At 90c yard. Crystal Dress Crepes, overtopped with fiber silk (glos), makes into very smart dresses. 14 shades to sclect from. ~At $1.25 yard. . Heather Ratine, in a wonderful color range. At 85c and 95c yard. E noticeable. casions, and here you will find them all—the latest styles, beautiful materials—well made. “All éolors, wall sizes, and all the newest trimmings. Palais Reyal—Third Fleor. Normandie Voiles, in tremendous variety, so well known that details are unnecessary. At 58c yard. =z Imported Novelties, woven and printed; dozens of styles. It will be worth your while to inspect these. Prices ranging from $1.00 to $3.00 yard. 1 R Fine Egyptian Longcloths, 36 inches wide, 10 yards to piece. Specially priced, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 and $375 piece. Normalisse is one of the latest styles. shown in various size checks and jacquard effects. At 79c yard. Shirting Madras, with fiber silk (glos) stripes; good assortment of colors. Priced at 39c yard. Suisine and Oyama, mercerized nainsook, fine, sheer qualities; 10 vards to box. At $3.75, $4.50 and $3.00 box. —Check and Stripe Dimity, in white; full range of patterns. At 35c, 45c and 48c yard. Imported Irish Dimity, in stripes; particu- larly good finish. Priced at 39c yard. Palais Royal—Second Floor. ‘A Great Sale of Turkish Towels Prices that are almo'st unprecedented. Some have slight blemishes, but barely 98cand $1.25 Towels -I'l...Ill..l.l'l...l.'r!'..l.lll.II'I'“YUIIII.II\"'-'III'Il'-l