Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1924, Page 15

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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDVESDAY JUNE 4, 1924 Scientists Leave D. C. to Explore Pueblo Indians’ ““ Apartment House” MEN SOUGHT IN RAID SLAYING SURRENDER Burkley and Bernhardt, Accused in Murder of Dry Officer, Ask Trml |Neil M. Judd Heads Ex- pedition of National Geographic Society. A TROPICAL TRIUMPH! Bolano Manila Cigars 11 for 25¢ Box of 100, $1.98 The opportunity seldom presents itself when you can purchase Manila Cigars the quality of “Bolano”"—at the low price of 11 for 25c. These smokes are handmade, long filled genunine im- ported Manila Cigars. Civilization Thousands of <q o Years Old, But No Con- nection With Egypt. Y REWARD MAY GO TO WIDOW Grand Jury to Be Reconvened to Hele T j Fresh roasted almonds with a coating of rich, = - on. Dreated [ ; i T full-flavored chocolate. Tempting, fresh and delicious. Charles Henry Sptci;\l, 59¢ wlllld. Tandover, and J hardt, twenty leged to liquor r o weeks ago, when Alan M. was ghot and ment house' been implic: "Sore than 10¢ Oh Henry Milk Nut Bars ceremonial chamber 3 wounded, precin El GH TEEN S1 ORL —The Better to Serve You ninth" night The explorat eblo Bonita w Jusy v finea within & Siogle dwelling inhabited it stood four d . tion_ befol midnight and \urumr i unty 200 or more perse 2xpl rate Ral charged by @ Hxplorers Qpe Y NEIL ired the | M. JUDD. Peppermint Patties, b Chocolate-Covered Marshmallows, 1b., 39¢ Chocolate-Covered Cherries, Ib. Hershey’s Chocolate Kisses, Ib Orange Jelly Drops, Ib.. Jersey Cream Caramels, Ib. the southwestern United States in pre- Columbian times. With the pe Bonito ruins tities of debr rom the huge ruins. Last summer alone 20,000 tons of debris—enouxh to fill @ freight train of 400 gondola cars—were re- moved. If in_this ha a ton of litter viel tin AN UNUSUAL OFFER! To introduce the new No. & Melachr (in the handy pocket tin ¢ free a 50c tin of this exclusive s purchaser of 100 Melachrino tNo. 9 plain or cork tips in boxes of 100), ration of the Pueblo arly history of act world iz augmented 2 National Geo- xpedition to uncover cuileo in_ the ay be 3,000 £ the relation of Pueblo iier explorations, Dr. Judd Mail Orders Filled —at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction there- of for packing, postage and insurance. d post office or express money order. W. der received. Address Peoples Dru, shington, D. C. o Cigarettes . We off xrhrmn to every © $1.50 ormed by Indiuns The many treasured specimens thus far recovered have been forwa to the reward It is deemed probable that the “There is a bare possibility that =rand jury for the April term of the Vircuit “court at Marlboro will be re- B vened for the consideration of the ed violation « the prohibitiont nd slaving of Chase. There are several other cases that also may be considered. Burkley made a statement of the oceurrence the night of the raid. He i aid to have admitted to Constable arrison that he was drawing a half appeared arted shooting. » prisoner said he and Hernhardt motored to Ohio after the shooting, and while in burgh he in a newspaper wurd having been offered for ure. < ¥ ha had taken no part in the shooting, he stated, be started to motor back for the purpose of sur- rendering to the authorities and standing trial. Constable Garrison is making @ further investigation and hopes to present witnesses' who will be able to tell the story of the affair. .800 ATTEND PETWORTH COMMUNITY ROSE SHOW Judges Pronounce Exhibits Excel- lent—Prizes Awarded in Several Classes. The call of budding roses brought elght hundred visitors to the Pet- worth community rose show in the Petworth M. E. Church gymnasium, Grant Circle and New Hampshire avenue, last night. Judges pronounced the exhibition one of the most excellent, as to ~ 'quality and variety, in the history of iocal communities. The show was under the ausplees of the Petworth Citizens' Association Ferman L. Mulford, Peter Bisset am F. Gude, gll experts in were judges. M, Radley and Mrs. Y Huslnn ‘besi coplective exhibit: 5 Phelps, best individual \lrs "J. H. Herbert, most artis- tically arranged basket: Mrs. T. S. Tincher, Mrs. Van Henckeroth and Mrs. 1. Richwine, most artistic table decoration; Mrs B H. Bodell. Mrs L. M. Cuvi 4isplay of red roses; Mrs. William best dis- A W, C. E. Graevers and best display of Bodell, Mrs. Ralph Lee and Mrs. J. H. Herbert, Jbest display of yellow roses: Mrs, ‘T. S. Tincher and Mrs. E. Griffin, best display of climbing roses; Mrs. L. Dewey, Mrs, H. 1. Anderson and M r‘,nv:lunre, individoal red rose; M Mrs. E. Griffin and J. terson, individual pink rose; M Loveless individual w T.'C. Hurt, Mrs. W Bellheimer and Mrs. S. B. Passmore, individual yellow rose. The show will be continued tonigh: make old homes fi dear, but COMFORT £ demands that they be brought up to date, the plumbing particu- larly. Madermzmg Bathrooms —is a special feature of Colbert service. You'll be surprised how reason- ably such_ work can be | done by Colbert. aurice J. Colbert Plumbing —Ti 30163017 mflw STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’s All | im-;3-day (Special) Thursday- ‘ AFdll 13-Pe. Set of Genusne Belgian L-I-N-E-N _S_l_ip Covers Offering_3ou; the opportunity to secure the * Zni' THIS BPECIA! PRICE' HOLOBER and Company Washington and. upon the conclusion of the expedition’s work. they will be pre- sented to the government. They will con- stitute an outstanding donation of their ind. No written record or hierogivphic in- seription was left by these ancient Amer- ans. But it already is possible to piece together their life story from the evi- dence of the silent walis of their - doned rooms and the scattered objects recovered from their deserted dweliin. Their activities, their civic organi- zations, their communal enterpriges ther struggles against more tribes can be pictur the Chaco Canvon in northwestern had the most ¢ {our Southwest, some cultural connection will be found between the former inhabjtants of Pueblo Bonito and the Maya, ancient temple builders of Yucatan and Guatemala. There absolutely is no chance of tracing any relationship between our prehistoric southwestern tribes and those of the old world. nkh-Amen and _his fellow yptians represent a high stage of cultural development along the desert borders of the Nile: the ancient Ponitans surpassed all their co- temporaries in the desert regions of but the prehistoric of America and Egypt had in common.” have as his chief as- r Karl Ruppert of the peoples of nothing The sealed-up joy of Clicquot Club The thirst-quench of Cliequot Club is sealed right in the bottle. It’s always ready for you—right under the cap! The rare blending of ting- Imggmgerandgent]efnutme&s makes this sparkling ginger ale the pet summer drink of just ladbout everybody. They all ‘e i, Order by the case from: br.fl-t your grecer, uin-.u_.u AQROL G out of their hiding piaces. Another shot kills them dead. A clean, wholesome, sanitary liquid_spray. Spray it. anything. Keep Pre- Harmless to humans. not spot or stai ventol in the house always. fuss, dust or dirt. A pint c: er complete, only $1. Pint: $125; Half Gal, $2.00; Gallom'SJSQ Worth vmh spray- Pull pint with sprayer cemplets seat any- post paid, for Uf your dealer can't supply yeu. Haynes Chemical Corporation Melma Ave &HID St It will No muss, Quarts, many_times this in the work it does—re- sults it gets. 615 E Street N.W. Phone Main 333 For sale by drug stores. June Values $3.00 Wavette Electric Curling Irons Special $2o4‘9 Keep your hair curled with the famous “Wavette” curling iron— simple and easy to use, just con- nect it to any electric socket. Heats very quickly and is de- lightful to use. Takes but a few minutes to curl your hair and the curl stays in for several days. Try it tonight—you'll be pleased. D a Electric Light Bulbs (40-War) 23¢c, 5 for $1 First quality American made electric light bulbs. Made of qual- ity materials by skilled workmen. Special, for $1.00. It is always advisable to keep a few extra bulbs on hand—you can't tell when you'll need them Two-Way Plugs A convenience that makes it possible to have two electric light connections where. you now have one. Every home needs one or mors of the 2-way plugs. A 49C feature at ... Genuine Pint Size Thermos Bottles (Complete With Filler) Extra Special, 87¢ Bring Us Your Foot Troubles Do you suffer from crooked or overlapping toes? These are warnings of worse foot trouble. Correct this condition with Dr, Scholl’s Toe-Flex, one of the many Dr. Scholl’s Foot Comfort Appliances 2 ‘Which have brought . relief to foot sufferers in every country on the globe. We have these re- markable appliances in our stores. If you want sure comfort bring your foot troubles to us Have You Taken Advantage of the Garden Court Free Offer Already many thousands of Washingtonians have taken ad\flnge of this unusual gift-giving_offer. The plan is simple—just this: You buy any one of the famous Garden Court Toilet Ar- ticles at 50c or more, and we will give you a full size 50c tube of Mag-Lac Tooth Paste or a large 50c tube of Colonial Club Shaving Cream FREE! A full dollar’s worth for 50c. The maker permits only two. such deals to each cus- tomer. Be sure to get yours tomorrow. Flat Irons Now e $2.98 Beautifully finished, 6-b. Electric Flat Iron, complete with full length cord. Even heating unit. Fully guaranteed. Get yours tomorrow at the extra low price of $2.98. Playing Cards Low Priced Always keep a couple of fresh decks on hand—no one enjoys playing with soiled, worn-out cards. Nipples **~ Anti-colio: Nippl (small) . Anti-colio NIpples 5¢ (med.) parent l\lp»les B tor. s emmsnmen 296 For Your Car! Keep your car spotlessly dm—— b,;‘; inside, ufiod ommkEe s”fl". size for washing your ;r. 596 ll.in;;e. Extra Ht:f\‘ry Chamois, for our car after e Speanrres. $1.19 Large Whisk Broom, for brush- ing the inside of your car. 49 Special wevsenss C Peaples P rfll keep Hundreds of High Quality Toothbrushes, 29c Hundreds of choice quality- Toethbrushes in a worth-while sale at 29c. Many.different sizes and shapes from which to select.. . Pure, sterilized bristles, strongly set in attractive handles.- -Now is the time to get a new brush for every memer of the family. Shinola Home Ouitfit 39¢ A complete Shoe Shining Out- consisting of lambs’ wool p(w]isher, bristle dauber and a box of Shinola Polish. All for only 39¢. a feature at SmNoLA For Those Who Want to Save! Extra Low Prices 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste .. 19 35¢ Pond’s Vanishing Cream, 23c 30c Lyon’s Tooth Powder 17¢, 3 for . . . . 50c Hair Groom . . 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste 3¢ Mavis Face Powder . 25¢ J. & J. Baby Powder 17¢,3for . . . . . 30c Resinol Soap .. . . 25¢c Merck’s Stearate Zinc (loz) . .. ... .DBe 50c Dorin’s Rouge, No. 1249 35¢ 35¢ Lapactic Pills (100’s) . 23c $1.00 Nujol (16-0z.) . . . 69c $1.00 Listerine Antiseptic . T7lc 60c Sal Hepatica . . . . 39 0c Phillips’ Milk of Magnesta, 36c 25¢ Carter’s Little Liver Pills, 15c 50c . e e . 3 . e 18¢ $1.50 Ladzes' _Spray Syringes, 98¢ Straw.Hat Cleaner . . . . 10c 75¢ Howard's Buttermilk Cream,59c 75¢: Bl’cach odent Combination, 59c 40c Folt's Reducing Soap . 23c $1.50 Sangra Salts . . . . 8 $1.50. Sangrina Ia Tablets . . 8« Antiseptic Powder A Safe Antiseptic Wash Perfectly soluble in water. heals without harming. No dan strains or pains. A necessary t accessory for personal use. Three Sizes— 23¢, 45¢ and 89¢ KOTEX “A for them by Package of one do: 49¢ name.” Special, An Effective and Pleasant Insect Exterminator ORIOLINE Spray Insecticide Kills bedb roaches, moths, flies, mosquitoes, waterbugs, ants, flcas and certain other insects Non-poisonous—will not stain— exceptionally pleasant odor—iully guaranteed. Orioline is Safe and Sure 45¢ Pint; 89¢ quart Pest Killers! " 42¢ 19¢ .. 10c 15¢ . 25¢ Bee Brand Insect Powder. 10c, 21c and Peterman’s 0c and Moth I ound Moth Flaki Ant Foo d small, 8c; 2 for. Sulphur Candle large, 15¢; 2 for Rat Terror I (Barium Ca Insect Powde Dethol, 45¢c and Peterman’s Dis Liquid, 15¢c, 25¢ 3¢, 23c.. Red Signal Bug Dust . Tender Feet Tender feet. Aching, burning, swollen, shoe-chafed feet. The minute you put your feet into a “Tiz” bath you feel pain being drawn out and comfon just soak- ing-in. “Tiz” draws out the poisons and acids that cause foot misery. It-is almost magical. “Tiz" takes’all the soreness out of cotns and callouses. Get a box of “Tiz" at any one of our stores. End foot torture forever—wear smaller shoes, keep . your feet fresh, sweet,-comfortable. Special, 29¢. . HB&l'hg Them in TIZ

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