Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1924, Page 15

| | The Br{{islz Tours aze Great F || Visitors to Eurepe should get details from Ketcham of the many attractive tours express| d for Amer- ican visitors. ‘there are tours for all —and tiey cut out all the worry and needless expense. l Communicate with WETCHAM GENELA G V' | LONDON&NORTH [ ASTERNRLY, 311 Fifth Avenue (a: T iy Second St.) Write or call for free Literature s Fittod Gradunte g Dr.CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 409.410 McLaculen Bldg. 10th and G Sts. N “DANDERINE" Girls! A Eleamy Mass of Thick, Beautiful Hair 35.cent Bottle does Wonders for | . Lifeless, Neglected Hair | our territories. N / An abundance of Inxuriant hair full of life and lustre shortly follows | a genuine toninz up of neglected | scalps with dependable “Danderine.” Falling hair, itching scalp and the dandruff is correcied immediately. Thin, dry, wispy or fading hair is | quickly invigorated, takinz on mnew strength, color and youthful beauty. | “Danderine” is delightful on the | hair; a refreshing, stimulating tonie | —not sticky or greasy! Any drug | store. QUICK RELIEF FRO] CONSTIPATION Dr. | | | | Get Edwards’ Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for <chronic constipation and torpid livers, | Or. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not | | contain calomel, but a healing, soothing ‘wegetable laxative, No griping is the “keynote” of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- b, hey cause the bowels and liver | act normaily. They never force them to annatural action | If you have a “dark brown mouth”— | bad ‘breath—a dull, tired feeling—sick headache — torpid liver — constipation, Vi find quick, sure and pleasant re. suits from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them every night just ‘Empire Show at Wembley Covers | TALK BROADCAST TO WORLD | ter the difficult conditions which_ still | | surround life in many parts of KING GEORGE OPENS BRITISH EXPOSITION 220 'Acres—Lasts Until September. Thousands of Subjects Hear His &y Voice for First Time. sociated Press. TBLEY. Enj April 23— ritish empire exhibition, cover- ) acres of ground and including ays from every part of the Brit- mmonwealth, was opened today outinue until of thousands s the millions d Kingdom. exhibition was formally turned r to the king by the Prince of 5 president, at a colorful mony in the huge athietic Qium, staged with all the pa which surrounds the public act British roya | sta- of the king and the 2 heard »f & Hritish sovereign und his hei usands Hear Voice. 15 throughe ird their rulers ime. en set up Prince of Wal exhibition to his | he India, the coloni and the mandated vour care have in the great task of | picture of your com- iole empire, and it shows the craftsmanship and agricultural skill, the trading and transportation or- ganizations of all our peopies and all 150 a living pleture of the mpire and its present e 1 may be said to re- vhole empire in little, ntaining within its 220 a und & vivid model of the a; ture art and industry of all the races which come under the British flag. “It represents to the world a g illu ran D ples of different races, creeds and s of thouzht to unite In a single nwealth and contribute their - national gifts to one great| This exhibition wiil enable us to o stock of the resources, actual | potential, of the empire as a | whole g sider whether these can best be de- ; to take counsel to how the peoples can to supply one another's ;’toeds and promote the national well eing. it stands for co-ordination of our scientific knowledge and common ef- fort to overcome disease and to bet- co-operate the | empire.’ | | SQUIRES AND AIDES | CITED FOR LARCENY | Former Premier of Newfoundland | Specifically Charged With $20,000 Theft. ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland, April | 23.—Sir Richard Squires, former pre- | mier of Newfoundland, was arrested THE FILIPINOS TO PROTEST. Wood’s Stand Against Independ- ' ence Is Resented. MANILA, April 23.—Leading Fili- pinos are planning a demonstration, probably a parade or mass meeting, as a protest against Gov. Gen. Wood's cablegram to Secretary of War Weeks advisinz nst granting immediate independ to the Philippines, Committ working out pla ex- pect it will be held within a week. istofie, the birthstong of March, Courage and success in enterprises. Our Directors are all prominent men vesterday charged with larceny. The charge was based on the findings of | 4 commission which recently investi- | gated alleged irregularities under the | | Squires government, which resigned | last July. Dr. Alexander Campbell, who was | minister of agriculture in the Squires abinet, also was arrested on similar | as were John Meaney, for- | ner government liquor controller, and Whitford McNeilly, formerly a clerk in the crown lands office. All were admitted to bail. Further arrests are probable. officials said. $20,000 Larceny Charged. The specific charge against Sir| tchard _Squires was larceny of ,000 of government funds. Camp- biil was charged with larceny of Meaney with theft of $100.000 nd McNeilly with larceny of $30,000. former premier, Meaney Neilly were admitted to bail in $40,000 ach, while bail in the case of the srmer minister of agricultuge and ¢ —who follow their judgment. Harry Wardman® President Wardman Park Hotel Co., President ‘Wardman Co.. builders of over 300 apartments _and 4.000 dwoliings in Washington, Ward: Dis- onstruction D. C.__ President man_ Mortgage, and count Corporation John Poole President Federal Ameri- can Natfonal Bank. Di- rector Wardman Mort- gage and Discount Cor- poration. W. Wallace Chiswell l President Peoples Mutual STUDENT IS DROWNED. Boat Capsized on Lake at Rich- mond University. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., April 23.—Walter M. Bixby, a student at the University of Richmond, waa drowned yester- day afternoon while boating on the lake at the university. A companion aid the boat upsel, young Bixby inking and never rising. He was from Blakeley, W. Va., and was a freshman. —_— In England it is estjmated that government services absorb 23 per cent of the national income. Those colors difficult of matching are provided in our Hosiéry at 185 JAILED IN POISON PLOT. North Carolina Man Sent Candy to Ex-Wife, Jury Decides. STATESVILLE, S. C, April 23— Charged with sending poisoned candy through the mails to his divorced wife, Chap Burroughs yesterday aft- ernoon was sentenced to four years in_the Atlanta penitentiary. \ Burroughs was charged with send> ing polsoned candy from Hickory, N. C. to his former wife, Miss Bessic Hargrove, at Cottondaie, Ala His defense was that the charge was a frame-up. Judge E. Y. Webb, after sentencing Burroughs, instructed the clerk of court to write a letter to the penitentiary authoritles esting Women’s Street and Sports Shoes in a new grade at 8.00 They have been chosen with the discriminating care that attends the selection of every Burt Shoe—and have had incorporated in them materials and makemanship ¢ that will do us credit—and give you surprising satisfac- tion at such an unusual price. Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F Street Caring for fest is better than curing them The Appeal of a Practical Investment You are putting your money into a “going concern”—one that ' strong—when you buy stock in the Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation is going Every business depends upon customership for success, consequently the Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation was a success from the day it was incorporated—for it has had a definite out- let for its money—and will continue to have for the total of its subscribed stock. Nobody will doubt the success of the Ward. man Construction Company’s projects — and its success means your success and mine in this financing Corporation. And we are all in on precisely the same basis— directors and stockholders. We've paid the same that allenists observe Burroughs to determine whether or not he is sane. e A method for the dried potatoes in making strong, pal- atable beer German chemists. utilization has been perfActed by |stricken with | Marjorie Rambeau Improves. KANSAS CITY, Mo, April Marjorie Rambeau, the night. e avoided A * Delivers Any One of These Furniture Bargains If you have nevef visited Phillip Levy’s Exchange De- partment you do not realize how much you can save on useful furniture. Come tomorrow, as we have dozens of items too numerous to advertise at extremely low prices. Dining Reom Tnables. large ex- tension dining room tables, in golden and quartered oak. Worth up to 3$30.00 new, will go for & little as $9.75. Any table del 0 Chifforobes. - Good assortment of American walnut chifforobes and chifforettes, slightly dumaged by tire, worth ne 0 £70.00. Will go for as low as $12.96. Any chif- forobe delivered for .. Phonographs. TFamous make Pphonographs nationaily known, up- ed class condition. Seoure one of the: splendid instruments for only Worth double. delivered for Ofl Cook Stovem. Power heat oft ©00k stoves saved from our recent warehouse fire, all guaranteed the same as new, in two, three and four burner stylew Special 2-burner stove for only $10.00. Any stove delivered for e s Rugs. Congolemmn rugs, cally perfect, mav be had 6x9 and 7.6x9 for as low a Any 2 rugs delivercd for.. Dressers. A sample oak d tion will be s as $11.95, number of Any dresser delivered for Walnut Dining Room Soite. Coi large open china closet, double-door chair and 5 side chairs, in genuine leather seats. Delivernd for ... Living Room Outfit, 7 pleces. ns! ser Consists of brand-new ohen Cabinets. A fow kitchen ets of standard make, both in and white enamel, in very good worth new up to $45.00, omerrow for only $19.50. net delivered for. Parlor Sumite. Mahogany frame parlor suite, settee and four chairs, upholstered in damask, will be tha first to go tomorraw for ox Delivered for ..... Chiffoniers. Oak chiffoniers as good as new, five drafers, nicely finished, will sell for only $1275 Delivered for . Dining Room Outfit. 9 pieces. Consists of large oak buffet, iarge round or square extension table, 6 chairs and new 9x12 rug. Our price on this beautiful outfit only $54.50. All delivered for . Bedroom Outfit, 10 pieces. Con- sists of large oak dresser, large chiffonier, 2 chairs, double-bed, new spring. new mat pair of pil- lows and 9x12 rug. This is what you get for only $59.50. All de- iiversd for S s seseas S4-inch American walnut buffet, le, round extension table, arm A rare bargain for only $99. overstuffed settee chair and rocker in tapestry or velour, loose cushions, new mahogany daven- port table, gas or electric floor lamp and silk shade and 9x12 rug. This is what you get for only $157.50. Delivered for. It was said an operation might d and the dark lunar termi- for our stock—and we shall share alike—each in proportion to his investment. 0 keep right. Try them. 1i5c and 30c. | set at $4,000. — ¢as announced that Alexander accountant in the | nost office department, who is charged | with larceny of $3,000, had escaped to | Canada two weeks ago, and that Wil- | liam O'Reilly, former magistrate at Placentia, would be brought to this city tomorrow on charges of obtain- ing $12,000 by false pretenses. rector Wardman Mortzage & Discount Corporation. 3-Door Convenience Vs. 2-Door Annoyance J D James D. Hobbs Treasurer National Wood- Téreaswurer Construction Co. Secomd Vice Presi- dent-Treasurer Wardman Second Vice We hayen’t had to coax anybody to buy. These announcements from time to time have brought many direct subscribers—and a host of inquiries —which have been quickly followed with a favor- able decision. working Co. ‘Wardman Park Hotel. President and Trcasurer ‘Wardman Mortgaged Dis- count Corporation. You know the annoyance of obsolete 2-door cars— scrambling over seats and passengers, getting up and sitting down, squeezing in and out. The 3-door Dort Coupe entirely eliminates all this. Here is a smart close coupled car for five with the roominess and con- venience of a Sedan. Fully equipped, even to spare wheel and tire. $400 Cash Balance Monthly Ezra Gould President Washington Me- chanics Savings Bank. Treasurer Raoquet Club. Former Vioe President Merchants Bank and Former Pres- National Bank. Director_ Ward- man Mortgage & Discount Corporation. Aching muscles can be relieved quickly with Sloan’s. Apply gently without rubbing. Im- mediately you feel a comfortirg glow —the stiffness relaxes—the pain stops. Soon overstrained muscles re- gain their clasticity and tone. Geta bottle from your druggist today—35 cents. It will not stain. Sloan’s Liniment —kills pain Of course the terms of this initial issue are very attractive. With each share of 89, Preferred at $125—you receive also a share of Common Stock. With the Preferred paying $8 and the Common $4, if no more—there you have $12. But I am person- ally very sure it is going beyond that. As I see it —this is one of the best investments Washington has offered in many a day. Thomas P. Bones Vice President Wardman Construction Co. Vice President Wardman Park Benefit Insurance Co. Di- \ For Health -and Safety SE KEYSTONA — the original flat, washable wall finish, Goes on like paint — looks like wall paper, and you can wash it with soap and water. 3 KEYSTO Justly Famous produces the most artistic effects in & great varie'y of beautiful soft tints and colors. ‘We have supplied it for some of the most luxurious homes in town, and can secommerd it as most economical to use, Ask for bookletand color shart Distributor E. J. Murphy Co., Inc. 710 12th St. N.W. ‘Washington, D.C. Hon. Daniel Thew ‘Wright Former Justios U. 8. Su- Frai - Counsel Wardman Construction Co. Goneral Counsel W For convenience—subscriptions may be for all cash—or $50 per share cash—and !helu'h.neain 30 and 60 dly‘- Three-Door Caupe $1535, at Flinl-—m for Fise Charles L Selecman : Real Estate Operator, Ex- pert in Real Hatate Wardman ues. Director Mortgage & Discount Cor- poration. . IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES DAVID S. HENDRICK Dort Distributor 1012 14th St. N.W. Val- Better get in—while the first issue is available. ime counts whe PLUTO WATER i Hubbert R. Quinter . Main l('t() Secretary Wardman Con- struction Co. Secretary Wardman _ Park Hotel. Director Wardman Mort- Fage & Discount Corpo- ration. cerely, } HARRY WARDMAN ASSOCIATE DEALERS Swann Service Station James T. Didiwick 717 17th St. N.W. Brunswick, Md. Hotel. First Vice Presi- dent Wardman Mortgage & Discount Corporation.