Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 11

LILLY DEFENDANTS ALL REMAIN INJAIL Apphcatwns for Bail Denied Afte: Clearing of Two on Mur- der Chargefi MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIAL [Lq Porte, Frenchman, Is Each Has Three Slaying Indict-: ments Against Him. for | ,‘l“nwhes Benneu Cup by| Victory—Traverses 745 | for Belgium, Kilometers in Flight. Believed Runner-up. Land in England. June 18.—| fter, piloting the proclaimed win- irdon Bennett cup race d at St. Albans Head, ol 745 kilometers » pilot's third conses . thus clinching the T De Muyter, Belgian, Wins Balloon Ra(‘e for Third Successive Year |and discussions by HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CITIZENS PLAN WAR ON LIQUOR SELLERS Punishment by Law of Those Who Dispense Illicit Intoxicants Is Demanded. OBNOXIOUS DIVES CITED Petworth Association Charges Saleg Made to Children. A determination to see illiclt sellers of liquor, especially | those who have been selling to chil- dren, are given punishment according to due process of the law, wis unan- imously expressed by the Petworth Citizens' Association at a meeting in the Petworth . Church last nigh A resolution was adopted followin an address by Rev. Edward Hayes others who charged that high schools are dis- graced by the prevalence of liquor brought to them by youths. D. C, WEDNESDAY, ~us liquor dives are open along Georgia avenue. At one of the al- leged places it was stated that youths were sold cider which contained many harmful and intoxicating ingredients. Thanks te Dry Forcew. Another resolution was adopted to extend a vote of thanks to Detective €. J. P. Weber, Prohibition Agent W. S. Brown and the police of the tenth precinct for thelr efforts to clean up the section and make it safe for children. Prior to the con- centrated efforts of the authorities to find and punish those who were alleged to be selling liquor, il was stated that several hundred com- plaints were received at the tenth precinet, mostly from the parepts of nplaining of their children U—d b bition authoritics in helping to put i wtip: 1o the evil |* Fonowing mmendation of a ommittee, the e : ands b ihe sums oF Y. ted to the District, in the Treasugy, as surplus pended actording to the percentage basis. For sch per cent; sewers, 20 per cent: police stations and equipment, 56 per cent; fire stations and equip: | ment, 10 per . and 25 per cent to be held for any emergencies that nay arise - | tonight of the Riley School of Chiru- JUNE 18, 1924. et T wan amnouncea that tne | STRIKE OF PLASTERERS Petworth Women's Club will arrange for a special patriotic parade, while the association will complete ar- rangements for other features. Wil- ENDED BY COM lam J. Armstrong is general chair- | Men Agree to Return to Work for man of the committee for {he cele- bration. An address was made by Gilbert Hall, representing the Americaniza- tion committee of the Board of Trade. He spoke on the importance of a censorship of ifmmigrants and re- stricted immigration laws. He cited $13 a Day, But Mo plasterers’ strike. ployers both receded fr to this country and lived for years | stands here by unlawful operations. T. S. Tincher, president of the ussociation, supplant the former scal presided da; Upshaw Speaks Tonight. | uni : .| per dav and a ave Representative Willlam 1. Up- | ""Bladterers working shaw of Georgla will be the princi- | plasterers returned to w pal speaker at graduating exercises | practic to be held at the Playhouse, | comyl 7 | contracts be 1814 N street. Others to speak are | SOTITActs be Dr. Joe Shelby Riley and Dr. C. Rich- | ard Smith. Rev. Joseph T. Herson will give the invocation, Prof. H. N D. Parker will award prizes, and Dr Smith will present diplomas, Four Hurt in C Miss Dorothy Hesen, = low street, 4 an i “Have you seen Ethel lately?” right knee e today “No, 1 quit going out there because automoblie in g ade suggestive remarks.’ - with three men ¢ at”" P , she was always sugglrnngn( ble Is Feared. A compromise yesterday ended the Emplo; A new scale of $13 per day will 11 | Hubert and Charles . Brennanm; 1302 Irving street, and Charles Bones, were PROMISE | » n is confined re Trou- yes and em- om previous Dual Foot Control— Haze you tried it? THE TREW MOTOR co. A Soecial Offer / e of $12 per If-day wee | A Beautiful Picture of Baby " §UNDERWOOD ; UNDERwoon rash. The Franklin Sq. Hotel e | Coffee Qbuppe njury to her when the Environment_has a lot to do with a plece—You will be delighted 14th Street at K Open 7:30 A.M.—Close 1 A.M. tion y y = LIEUT ERNEST DE MUYTER. now f m have also been 1t was charged that several obnox-' Plans for an extensive Fourth of July ‘and things we could g0 to.’ T|Muyter. It is rumored that King Albert will offer an international cup to replace the Gordon Bennett trophy. The farthest covered by any other competitor, in_the cup race, on the basis of the advices received, was by the Frenchman, La Porte, who landed inity of Brighton. on the oast of lingland, due east Albans & those affray and unlawful | Ninety-One Murder Cl harzes. Lilly cases remainini to be Dry Stores 13th & F 90f F St Uth & F.. 1006 F. ISth & G. 14th @ Iroing. 1237 Pa. Ave. 1715 Pa. Ave. . Tth & E Sts. one men a concealed THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY June 19th, 20th and 2lst and elevéen dicted upon three charges, each ind of the victims of of the murder MEN’S WEAR Let A Tropical Suit Be Hand Tailored . or Let It Alone AND TAILORING means a lot in any e O L suit; it means everything in a tropical 3 suit. Light, porous materials demand the backbone of fine needlework. You'll appreciate the difference in ap- pearance and service. See the beautiful selection of STEIN- BLOCH, hand-tailored, tropical suits at— Monahan, additional n Originally fo twenty- en and fifteen defendants in the march. Thirteen of eliminated w! a verdict of trial on riot Drug Stores, is to sell two of any article out of a selected list of de- sirable merchandise for the price of one, plus one cent. As an exam- ple, we sell the well known Peter’'s Chocolate, half-pound bar regularly in our stores at 38c. During the One Cent Sale you may purchase two bars for 36¢. This offers an unusual opportunity for economy, and as the sale comes but twice a year, it will be wise to provide for your future needs. THF plan of the One Cent Sale, which was popularized by the Liggett edicines l 50c. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets 35¢ Peter’s Milk Chocolate 14-Pound Bar 2for 51c 2 for 36¢ You Save 43¢ MAJOR H. ROBB OPTICIAN 1633 H STREET N.W. ‘40 SIDNEY WEST STUDEBAKER STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES (INCORPORATED) 14th and G Streets Just Drive It; That’s All ORTY-EIGHT years ago the telephone was a toy, thought by many to have no commercial value; today it is an indispensable factor in our daily lives. Day in and day out the flashings of myriads of tiny lamps, the calling signals, on the switchboards continue, and day in and day out the operator is on the job. @ Good telephone service is only possible because the Central Office operator is intelligent, willing, and interested in her work. [From expecting little, the American public has been DUNLAP HATS You Save 3ie Carton of 6—$1.08 35cLiggett’sMilk Chocolate A fine eating chocolate pure and nourishing Half Pound Bar 2 for 36¢ You Save 3ic Cartens of 6 $1.08 60c Cream and Nut Caramels Vanilla end Chmcolate la- 2 7 61c and Chewy. 81.00 Liggett’s Original Ch Yw Save 590 ocolates 50c Jonteel Toilet Needs 50¢ Box Lord Baltimore Writing Paper 2%Sbets 30c Rexall | Shaving Cream Lathers auickly. 2,’0,. 310 Stays on anai shaved off. »(Gillette> Complete Safety Rasor 9 for 1.51 1 for $1.50 Gold plated. 2 blades, leatherette spring cover case Yom Save 1.49 \ finest bay o I 50e Bay Rum Half pint. I-de from 2 for 51c You Save 4% You Save 230 for after ehaving. Cold Cream A pure night or Qleany 24 Envelopes 2%r 5lc 45¢ Cascade Linen Writing Paper 2 for 46¢ 1 pound—abou, 0 sheets 35¢ Cascade Linen Envelopes Linen finish to match paper—package of 0 10c Good Grade Writing Tablets 2 for 11c ®Shests. 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Shaving Lotion You Save ive 6 fon Antiseptic You Save 49¢ | 1ooth wash. 2 for 51c | Cold Cream You Save i9¢ Talcum Powder 2 for 26¢ Yfl-‘g.l e 50c Jonteel 2 for 36¢ You Save Sic 2 for 51c A fragrance of fresh cut You Save 49 e s 2 for 1.51 You Save $1.49 2for 16¢ You Save 1 2for6lc You Save 5%¢ 25c¢ Violet Dulce S A cinnamon flavoring antiseptic Made with real soothing cocca. butter. Vanishing Cream A day cream for softening and beautifying the skin. 75¢ Harmony Lilac Vegetal A refreshing, soothing toil water. especially adapted it 2 for 76¢c You Save 7ic 25¢ Klenzo Dental Cream thoroughly. Leaves refreshing taste in mouth. # 2 for 26¢c You Save 2ic 50c¢ Klenzo Liquid 2 for 51c You Save i%¢ 25c¢ Georgia Rose Talcum Powder . 2 for 26¢ 50c Hamony Cocoa Butter 2 for 51c You Seve 4% 50c Harmony 2 for 51c You Save 4% You Save 240 $1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powdeg A high grade pure Complexion 2 for $1.01 You Save 990 2 for 26¢ oap You Save 240 educated to demand a hlgh quality of service, and getsit—- the most efficient in the world. Class in Operators ¢ Aptly has the telephone been called,* The Sentinel That Never Sleeps” THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC Training School TELEPHONE COMPANY “Bell System” One Policy-One System Unlversnl Servlce $2.00 Maximum Hot Water Bottle Guaranteed ooe yeaz. 2 quart capacity. Extra quality. 2for 5201 $2.25 Maximum Fountain Syringe Sampet tome 2 for $2.26 Gy, Complete. You Seve £2.24 38c Firstaid Adbesive Plaster 2 for 39¢ 1inch by § yards Jong You Seve 370 HomeRemedies Thoroughly tested and warranted pure 69¢ Aspirin Tablets100% 2 {or 70c 25¢ Zinc Stearate < o 2 for26c 25¢ Castor Oil 2 for 26¢ 30c Cascara Aromatic 2 for 3/c 13¢cBoric Acid . . . 2for I4c 35c Cream of Taitar . 2 for 36c 150Borax . . . . . 2forl6c 25¢ Licorice Powder . 2 for 26¢ 20c Fuller’s Earth . . 2for2]c 10c Sulphur. . . . 2forllc 12¢ Rochelle Salts . . 2for 13¢ 15¢ Tineture Iodine . 2 for J6c Food Specials Sold at these prices every weekend but quoted here use they represent ex- 43¢ Coffee, (pund) -~ -2 177 61 50c Opeko Tea (Y4pound)2 for 61c 25¢ Pure Cocoa (141b.) 2 for 26¢ 15¢ Chocolate Pudding 2 for 16¢ 25¢ Cooking Chocolate 2 for 26¢ 40c Vanilla Extract . 2for4]c 98¢ Pure Olive Oil . 2for1.19 45c Strawberry Jam . 2 for 55¢ 45c Raspberry Jam . 2 for 55¢ 45¢ Grape Jam . . . 2for49c 39¢ Orange Marmalade 2 for 40c 35¢ Pure Grape Jelly . 2 for 36¢ 30c Beef Cubes . . . 2for3lc 40cLiggetts Salad Dress’g 2for £1c 35¢ Peanut Butter (1002) 2 for 40c 45¢ Cascara Tablets (100%) 2 for 46¢ You Save e 25¢. 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