Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 19

THE BEVENING STAR, [ADOO PROMISES TO CLEAN OUT GRAFT £ays if Elected He Will Put Cor-|en rupt Officials in Capital | e | RITES FOR W. S. McGINNIS. ' Arms Office Was 70 Years Old. The funeral of William S. cGinni WASHINGTON. M’CRAY DFFERED BAD | emproyea by Governor McCray in ais- | | counting notes endorsed by him was continued by government witnesses to- NOTES SAY BANKERS'M at the trial of the executive in y federal court here on charges of using | the mails in furtherance of a scheme to_defraud. Seven witnesses, six of whom are bankers, were examined at yesterday's hearing, the first day of * the trial. They testified McCray solicited their Some Firms Indorsing Paper of In- diana Gevernor Did Not Exist, mploye in the office o arms in the Hou! | p1 m Zurhorst unde ing par- % bi Sl anks to take up notes signed by Yuto Jails, lors ‘clock this after: . The | Is Testimony. | individuals and firms which bore his . {body wil) be taken to Cleveland | —— endorsement, and that he claimed to | winn i i | have investigated the makers of the will be buried in Lakeview cemet ocinted Press, notes and represented them as having SCORES PARTY IN POWER de shington and i iited States,” Willi A a 4 Parents of Robert to pay the 1o the theater whe St. for Instructed Delegmion{ From California. i GIRL REF‘OR:!'ED MISSING. | a Belle Downs | Appeal to Authorities. ) in | night. asked | the Dem- | n pledged | of M AS REAL G.0.P. CHIEF | | Senator Johnson Sees Demand to| End Inquiries Imperative When | Re! tonight at § o —The lample means to meet the notes when | Mr. McGinnis, who was seventy ATOLIS, Ind., April 22 |vears old, died Saturday at Provi- | hisgen groetuodhyious; H Hospit pneu- | He 1 . Mrs. s of the cong: d has acted as ommittees for Treasury Head Is Hit. cial Disputeh to The Star. | 'OWN, Ohio, April 22— De- hat “it is nonsense to hav en | adow before the substance n- | i magi 4T |ator Hiram W. Johnson, in opening pear like agic. 1 | bis fight for Ohio's delegation to the | publican national convention here | to equal it. DISTRIBUTORS 1334 New York Ave. OTHER CITY AND SUBURBAN DEALERS Calvert Hardware Co.. 2501 Champlain St. N.W. Cheve Chase Hardware Co. 5630 Conn. Ave. N.W. Coblentz Pharmacy 1542 North Capitol St. I, F. Dismer, % 3123 14th St. N.W. Geo. A. Emmons. Fenna, Ave. S.E W, A, Finch, 2416 18th $t. N.W Abe Greenblatt, A4fh and Hunt Place N.E. F._A. Herold Wilson Lane and River Road Ideal Hardware Co., 1230 Penna. Ave. S.E. | Sam_Mondelson, 1100 King ‘s, Alexandria, Va. in this state” ALUMNI WILL MEET. at-1 3. Minovich. 615 7th St. S.W. Monarch Hardwaze & Accessory Co.. 1801 L St. N.W. Paul F. Moore, 3509 12th St. N.E Johu F. Meenehan. 2010 14th St. N.W. Service Hardware Co 4626 14th St. N.W. Thomsen, Clarendon, Va. Invited to Attend. of Illinois Alumni street northwest bck. A program of nd entertainment has been 1778 U 5t. N.W University Hardware, 3304 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Virginia Hardware Co. Rosslyn, Va F. L. Watkins, Seat Pleasant, D. C.* of the big ten Midw ¥ invited to ¥ sin, Ohio, Chicago. D. C.. TUESDAY, The governmert is attempting to prove the governor offered the banks spurious paper, and that many of the firms whose notes he discounted did not exist. Mrs. Clara Lee Expires. Mrs. Clara Lee, sixty-eight years old, who for twenty-six years had cooked for Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton of Bethesda, Md., died at her home, 1030 Lamont street yester- day. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Mrs. Lee was born in Maryland. A New Car for 7 X2\ a Few Dollars \» O it right in your own | garage—with a can of e : du Pont Auto Finish. flows on smooth as cream, and the brush marks disap- It The next day you drive out a new car. Made by du Pont—and they make the finish for nearly a million new cars each year. We've never seen anything Black, $1.65 qt. Enough for average touring car. HUGH REILLY CO. 316 7th N.W. Sensational After-Easter Sale! Tlew Spring Dresoes Y2 AE . Cunringham & Co Including Reproductions of Creations Imported for Their ° Exceptional Styles Priced for This Sale! Large Sizes tempted by other stores, but never equaled. These dresses are truly wonderful, as you can see from the sketches. The kind you would consider big values at two or three times this price. VALUES such as these have been at- All the newest and most wanted styles are in- cluded in models for afternoon, street and eve- ning wear. The shades, too, are the most popular for Spring and Summer. Imagine, if you can, buying dresses of flat crepe, crepe satin, roshanara, silk faille, satin canton and crepe romaine at $19.95—then see these dresses and you will agree with us that this is the “Value-giving Sale of the Season.” Sizes 16 to 44—Misses and Women 316 7th St. N.\W. RS ‘APRIL 99 1924, 19 & Order Raisin Bread fomorrow Get it at its best tomorrow— fresh from my special Wednesday baking. Each loaf generously filled with plump and flavory Sun-Maid Raisins. A rare, fruity goodness all your family will enjoy!? Rolls, too, and cookies, coffee cakes and “snails,” raisin pie and many other tempting Sun-Maid raisin foods are baked “Special for Wednesday” by bakers every week —everywhere. . Delight vour family with these finer raisin foods tomorrow. Serve them every Wednesday as a reg- ular custom in your home. And you’ll find Raisin Toast treat for Thursday’s breakfast! 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