Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 34

317 . : OIL COUNSEL FIRE |"5 % v LAST SHOT IN SUIT| ™ Simmmins o™ Quarrel With Science. By e Awciated Trem. / i i PHILADELPMIA, December 18.— Ask Return of California Re- plea for men of tolerance, independ- ence and_justice to guide govern- | serves—Charge Leases Il- [mental ‘afiairs ‘was ‘made by Judze Isaac M. Meekins of North Carolina ! at the semi-annual meeting yesterday Iegal—See Fraud. of the Pennsylvania Huguenots ciety. Judge Meekins, Repub candidate for governor of his By the Asseciated Press. at the recent election, declared LOS ANGELES. December 18.—The |intolerance leads to bigotry, bigotry final legal documentary volley in the |t dogma and dogma to pessimism suit to cancel the Mexican-A 1 “There should be no quarrel be- >etroleum & Trans . < |tween sclence and religion,” sald the S het Calltorn ol eserves |speaker. “If there be no God, creation y ity, and if there be a God mortality, then creation is alf o runo| Judge Meekins said that America, some day, would be & band of broth- ers, when labor no longer fears the cormorant of capitalism, nor the cap- italist the commune.” filed on beh sel 133 pages of br laws att fending After $20,000 BONDS STOLEN. CHICAGO, December 17.—Bonds valued at $20,000, part of them nego- v | tiable, were stolen from the offices of illegal and void b s 3 of the Mutual Trust Life Insurance without d Co. on the twenty-first floor of the t|new Chicago Temple Building some £ | time btween Saturday night and Mon- fraud, which day morning, it was disclosed ves- The brief was si 3 terday. A large safe had been opened erene and O h a sledge hammer and one com- onviction that, rd in this case, it 11 TRIAL DELAY DENIED. Alleged Mail Fraud Case to Be Heard at Once. TEXARKANA, Ark, December 17 ~-Judge Fra: A Youmans today overruled a dafense motion seeking { yostponement of the trial of Roy A J. (“Jimmie”) Cox, charged wi S the mails to defraud in con n | A replenished assortment with oil field promotion activities, | ofexclusive deligllt. und directed thai the trial proceed at Both St once. 2 0i ores: Cox sought to have his case passed 1340 G St. 1222 F St. until the next cou s Tim an opportunity Opm_Eunmg; operation W s 1 was necessary THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, DECEMBER T8, T922. To Help Men Puzzled About ‘f What to Give a Wman 4 EXPLORER TO LEQ'[URE. Mombers who recall Count Prorok's account last season of the amazing finds at Carthage be interested Count de Prorok to Address Geo-[in the new discover! bout this an- clent capital of ative beauty graphic Soclety. and wickednes: An_expedition to the dead cities of| The Sshara expedition include the Sahara and new excavations at|visit to the legendary islands of Carthage will be described by Count|ancient lotus eaters and the explora. Byron Khun de Prorok before mem- |tion of prehistoric caves an@ ravines bers of the Naticnal Geographie So-|in southern Tuniasla. The lecture will clety tomorrow afternoon and eve-|be fllustrated with motion plctures ning at the New Masonic Temple. and slides. Your Clothes Know If Linen is Lintless NO ONE likes to brush and brush and brush a dark suit or dress after every meal. But tablecloths and napkins, un- less properly laundered, will shed lint on any suit, dark Winter woolens espe- cially. The Tolman Laundry’s new method of laundering table linen LINT- LESS is well worth regular use by any one whose linens shed in this way. No extra charge for this improved laundry method. Bundles are received at our regular Tol- man stations (one may be near you), or our wagon will call promptly if you phone Franklin 71 THE TOLMAN L AUNDRY F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. 6th and C Sts. NW. e gift that keeps on giving is the best gift of all The Christmas Victrola will give you entertainment for every day in the year! New Victor Records like those announced below bring a constant variety of delightful music into your home. Some time this week hear “All Alone” and “Memory Lane” exquisitely played by thg universally popular Victor Salon Orchestra. Then select a Christmas Victrola and Victor Records for your family; your children. There is music on Victor Records for everybody. You may obtain your Victrola specially designed for the installation of radio, or with the radio set you prefer installed— complete—ready to operate. Out tomorrow . New Victor Records Red Seal Records . Price Tn Pronch 1052 $1.50 on—Gavotte: Me voici dans son boudeir Louise Homer (Here Am1in Her Boudeir) (Thomas) In French Charming contralto reminders of this familiar French —the plaintive exilesong of the wandering singer, fl song of her transformation. Lilacs (Rachmasioof) Piase sete Sergei hdflnmofl} {Humoruque (Tochaikownky) Piasstele Sergei Rachmaninoff 1051 1.50 Rachmaninoff in two distinct piano-roles; first as a poetic tonalist, in one of his own cumpositions; then as a sharer in, and a speaker for, human jollity. New Records for Children [:'i.jm:'éfim,s"f n! A “qfi. T'g_ppa-Toe and Gay Games Bubble Books H; louse and the Country Mouse™—"Mother Tabbyskine"—"Old "~ The Mulberry Bush™—"Londen Bridge"—"Oats, Peas, Beans™ W}w Thfifld’l&rde_‘iVmudCIthmhbfloM “Bed in S: Blow”—"The Sandman’'—"0ld —*My Bad ie & Boat"—"The Nerth Wisd Deth } 2.00 Melodious Instrumental All Alone Victor Salon Orchsh} 19505 Memory Lane Victor Salon Orchestra music. Two exceptionally beautiful interpretations of popular nderfully rich in effects. 7/ Light Vocal Selections Me and the Boy Friend ""‘G""}usoz Back Where the Daffodils Grow Aileen Stanley i n-li:d dm.r:dmbodm:'liku; one side nu:::l you “-,.hbuk I.I:ma blues” we all Iu‘;o nuwd:;l lhtu.w ig Bad Bill illy Marray [ 1o Lo e nt g i Frask ichardons] 19503 A fox-trot song of a marri public terror, and a vnlmmmflunfln guitars by a new Victor artist. setting {Me gmfd 2 Hampsbire Home ‘.‘;:;8:;}1% of not too recent date. Sung with skill and t:ofinwmmonw-%w Dance Records Victrola No. 405 Prince of Wails—Fox Tret - s agesmpor | Raih _wmnua},,s“ .n,d"i 4 » _F-nVid«RmdbyMimMnfimm ‘Walnut, $250; electric, $290 ed to accommodate receiving set icago—two fox trots, one of them with flavor of Chicago from which came, originally, the “Stomp” in the fox trot. No One Knows What It’s All 19507 There is but one Victrola {"‘“"‘F“T"* s vuat trin George Olsen and His Music and that is made by the L Victor Company Jack Shilkret’s Orchestra, and some brass tricks; and dancers. . George Olsen and His Music Look for these H‘,!.‘E’,’,L"‘l Hoo! H“l {—Fox Trot }lsm Victor trade marks trola Victor Talking Machise Cou of Canada, Lad, Montasal. \ Waodward &lfin 10th, 11th, F & G Streets. A—This beautiful beaded French bag is in cut steel, jet and crystal, $82.50. Others, $10.50 to $85. First foor. B—A luxurious broadtail coat with fox collar, cuffs and border, $295. Others, $350 to $650. Third fioor. 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