Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1924, Page 19

GOVERNMENT SUES PARS NEWSPAPER “ L’Eclair Accused of Publish- . ing Secret Documents on National Defense. Cloth Box Paper 2 for 70c 5c Eye Dropper 2 for 6¢ 10¢ Face Cloths 2 for 1lc Many pretty de- signs from which to choose. 50c¢ Cocoa Butter Cold Cream 2 for 5lc A poftening, wooth- g that you pisased with. 35¢ Complexion Brash 2 for 36¢ soft rubber sponges. concerning the national defense and external safety of the state.” L'Eclair this morning published a copy of an alleged report from Gen. Nollet to former Premier when the general was president of the tary Control in Germawy. paper, in printing the report, accom- panied it with comments in which the attitude of Gen. Nollet, as presi- dent of the commission, trasted with his present policy as minister of war. The complaint against the newx-' paper, which was laid by Cen. Nollet himself under the espionag tails severe penalties in the event of conviction. newspaper to be courts by the MA Poincare Interallied Commission of Mili- The news- 280 was con- t, en- This is the second Paris brought into the vernment within a oth ing La Liberte, | u s accused of publishing s of communist plots. plete been 11 be built IN CHRISTMAS WEEK 26 Held for Driving While Reports of police operations during serious condition resuiting from the police, ter of intoxicated persons automobiles, 2 4 THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, NY DRY ARRESTS Afoul Various Regulations. Intoxicated. as week fatled to show that 1 and District official efforts to the city bone dry was a com- uccess, Perhaps the ' most £ intoxicants, according to the . was the showing in the mat- driving reported 75¢ Monarch Atomizers 2 for 76¢c Bither olly er watery selu- tions may be used in this atomizer. Ic Sale of Pure CANDIES 39¢ Delicious Assorted Chocolates 2 Ibs., 40c Chocolate covered nuts, fruits, creams, cara- mels and many other de- licious pieces are includ- ed in this assortment. 2 pounds, 40c. 8c Ivory Soap 2 Cakes, 9c Genuine Ivory Soap at a special low price during this sale only. 2 cakes, 9¢c. (Limit 4 cakes to each customer.) a Extra Special! ; 35¢ Bonnie B Narcissus Talcum 2 for 36¢ Large, round, beautiful tins of wonderful Narcissus Taloum-—the famous Bonnie B brand. A special pur- chase enables us to offer 2 ocans for 86c during this sale. (Limit, 4 cans to each customer.) offered to our cus 29c Hard Candies, 2 pounds ..........30(: 25¢ Baby Peppermint Dice, 2 pounds..... 26c 29c Peanut Puffs, 2 poundsic.. . cociasse 30c 26c Pure Candy, 2 pounds ..... 5c Beech Nut Fruit Drops, 2 for Sugar Broken . 26¢ b5c Chewing Gum (all brands), 2 pkgs....... - 6c 5¢c Necco Wafers, 2 6 C pkgs., . pkgs.. A....6c 5c Life Savers (all flavors), 2 livan. In several instances of such arrests, it is stated, property damage and personal Injury resulted. Members of precinct dry law enforcement squads made 75 arrests for sale, possession and illegal transportation of intoxi- while members of the uni- formed force arrested 179 persons for drunkenness and there were 2 arrests for consppiracy to violate the dry enforcement law. cants, e Farm Credit Board to Refund. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, December 27. —The board of directors of the $10,000,- 000 Agricultural Credit Corporation, or- ganized to aid Northwest farmers in the recent economic stringency, voted to return to its stockholders 10 per cent of their subscriptions to its working capital of $6,000,000. 1t you need columng of The Star. D. C, DRY CASE JUDGE BALK the vice squad and Act on Fermentation. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Decemver 27.— A person with 200 gallons of home- made wine in his home is not sub- ject to arrest, haled before Municipal Court Frank L. Stevens will not be today | ing or disbursing the wine for read the want term. “Federal interpretation of th: 8e Lead shaving. EIGHTEEN STO. —The Better to Serve You AT REGULATING NATURE Cleveland Court Permits Citizen to Have 200 Gallons—Declines to or if arrested and providing the wine is for home con- sumption and the owner is not sell- Judge Stevens declared today in out- Ining his policy in handling liquor cases in City Court for the coming held that one may possess 200 gal- | $1.00 Lavender I Vegetal 2 for, $1.01 A real delight for wee after DECEMBER 28, 1924—PARYT 1. s lons of homemade wine in his home,” Stevens said, “and hereafter when po- lico bring 1 my court.” mits a householder to make julce of not more than one-half of 1 per cent alcoholic content. “And every one knows that adds. regulate the laws of nature?” Judge fined, possession of homemade more than one-halt of 1 alcoholic content. profit, o A A 17-year-old mechanic of London, England, has “mother's ever the o law citizens for possessing such wine they will be discharged in Stevens explained that his inter- pretation of the law is made from the section of the Volstead act that per- fruit juice if allowed to stand will ferment and becoms wine,” the judge “And who can say we must 1t has been the custom to fine all persons haled into City Court for wine of invented a larm” that rings when- PINCHOT TAKES STAND posed Because of Alleged “Wet” Views. By the Associated Press. HARRISBURG, Pa., December 2 fruit such House of Representatives statement by Gov. the candidacy of and Thomas cent ship. East IN SPEAKERSHIP FIGHT Thomas Bluett of Philadelphia Op- Announcement of the candidacy ot C. Jay Goodnough, Cameron County, for re-election as speaker of the State Pinchot attacking Bluett, Philadelphia, featured today's events here in the contest for the speaker- The entry of Mr. Goodnough makes the contest a three-cornered one, with Mr. Bluett, who was in- dorsed for the office at a caucus yes- terday of the Philadelphia Republi- can delegation, and W. Clyde Harer, | 50c Manners’ I Hair Trainer Willlamsport, who is said to have the support of W. Harry Baker, chalr- man of the Republican State com mittee. The governors statement also injected a “wet and dry” angle into the contest, The three entrants all were mem hers of the 1923 House of Represent. atives, Mr. Goodnough serving as speaker, Mr. Harer as chalrman of the appropriations committee and Mr. Bluett as a member of that com- mittee. Mr. Goodnough was chosen speaker for the 1923 seasion without opposition. The governor declared the “elec- tion of Mr. Bluett would put ons house of the Legislature into the control of the Philadelphia machine and would subordinate every other issue In the coming Legislature to wet-and-dry fight.” Of noxrfy 40,000,00: mined in Scotland in 1 000 were antnracite. 2 for 5lc XKeeps hair in place through- out the day. -0 25¢ Tooth Brushes 2 for 26¢ Many different shapes and sizes from which to choose. Some have white bone han- dles, othefs have transparent handles. Many of these brushes made by the makers of Prophylactic Tootbrushes. A good time to buy a new brush for every member of the family. Ending the Greatest Year in The History of Our Business With A Value-Giving—M. MONDAY and drugs, toilet articles, candies, statione: 2/, TUESDAY Ending the biggest and best year in the history ot our business with a good old-fashioned ONE-CENT SALE. Get out your pencil now and check the many drug store needs that you want. Fresh, choice and many other articles included in “For those not familiar with our ONE-CENT SALE, here is the plan: Buy (not our cut price), and we will sell you another one for one cent. As many of the items in this sale are items. One-Cent Sale of 26c Vocaline. (Bore throat 25¢c White Pine and Tar. (Quick Telief from ooughs.) $1.25 Nutra Vin. (The tenic 16c Zinc Ointment. 2 fOr...: .o sommmens 25c Expreas Tablets. 2 for. (A ‘mild 50c Buchu Buttons. 2 for. (An ‘exosilent kidney remedy.) 3Bc Graham's Catnip and Fennel. 2 for. 25c Parco Liver P yru) Hypophosphites. 2 for s1.50 Fop phostomic. @1, . 'e] 8 e $1.51 2 for (Btimulates the appetite aud aide digestion.) 26c Dickey’s Epsom Salts. 26c o take) " (A relisbie $1.25 Graham' sion. 2 for.. 60c lnlem.oaon ; 61 : c @for.............. . (¥or eczema sad other skin troubles.) A group of splendld quality writing teblets. Home Remedies $3.00 McDade's Rx. $2.0 2 for Nutra Vin The Tonic Wine 2 for $1.26 Nutra-Vin is a tonic of recognized value in the treat- ment of general debility and those aflments which require @ tonic that will restore you to your natural health. Nutra-Vin has an agreeable taste, and it will not cause unpleasant digestive disturb- ances. If you are weak, thin, sickly or in & run down con- dition—you mneed NUTRA- VIN, tubes, 1. Keeps _your testh pearly white. ‘This sale—two large $1.25 “Hope”’ Fountain Syringe or Water Bottle 2 for $1.26 Beautifully Finished Fountain Syrings, about two-quart capacity; complete with fittings and fully guaranteed. This sale...acecma..~.-.2 for $1.26 $1.25 “Hope” Water Bottle .ce- mn--2 for $1.26 Or one Water Bottle and one Fountain Syringe for e cmnnn s aemmnmnceses « - §1.26 39c¢ Cardinal Pound Paper 2 for 40c An excellent quality pure white, linen-finish sta- tONETY cveeecocscsssssconceanssss - boxes 40c 16c Cardinal Envelopes to match. .o .2 pkgs 16¢ VheTonicWinc 2 for $1.26 leaves your fufty. ONLY this worth-while event. one item at its regular price tomers at less than wholesale prices, we reserve the right to refuse to sell to dealers. This sale is for tomorrow and Tuesday only. Let us suggest early buying, as the stocks are limited on some 8 P. & G. White Naphtha SOAP 2 for 9¢ Limit 4 cakes to each customer. Extra Special! 10c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 Cans, 11c This nationally known cleanser comes in for a decid- ed cut in price. This sale, 2 cans, 11c. (Limit, 4 cans to each customer.) 86c Cleansiline Fluid, 2 for 36c. 16c Ammonia, for house- hold use, 2 for 16¢c. 10c Fish Food, 2 for 1lc. 86c Peoples Furniture and Auto Polish, 2 for 36¢. Cleaning 10c Gainsborough Hair Nets 2 for 11c Here is one of the best values in this sale. Genuine Gainsborough Hair Nets, sin- gle or double mesh. This sale, 2 for 1lc. (Gray and white nets ex- cepted.) 50c Pint Bottle Milk of Magnesia 2 for5lc One-Cent Sale of Toilet Articles 26c Dermatone Soap, f 26¢ 16¢ Howard’s Veg-Ofl dalightul tolist soar.) 75c Lily Tollet Water, T6c 76c Lilac Tollet Water, s oo 60 75¢ De Garden Toilet 76c Water, 2 foF.ccecevne-. 75c¢ Narcissus Toflet 76 C 76¢c Water, 2 for cenene 36c 76¢c Lemon Beauty Cl 2 for...coocnnvnanan 35c Convenient Lotlon, 36¢ (Beftens the beard and makes shaving eesy.) 60c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream, 2 for. 510 (Boftening, 35¢c Barnard's Shaving 500 Manners’ Bath A httul toflet requisite—destre: R AN .. 36¢ day use.) 78¢ Honey, Almond and 76 Cucumber Lotion, 3 for.... c (Ruoellent for reugh An excellent shampoo, which Ratr soft 50c Glycerine, Rosewater and Ben- 36¢ 38c Improved Cold Cream. 2 for.. 50c Manners' Lemon Cream. 51 (v ) 75c Beauty Clay. 250 Graham's Iodine Soap. 26 c S for....i..... creesee 10¢ Jergen’s Royal Palm Sap. 2 for.. 11c 10¢ Jergen's Rose Geranium Soap. 2for... 11c 60c Dentox Tooth Paste. 61c (Keops your gume Nealidy asd teeth pearly e 7Ge 75¢c Cleopatra Massage Cream. 2for........ . (Cleanses the pores of the shin.) 26¢ Howard's Hair Pomade. Bfor....0.0..00nn eoee (Koops the hatr 1n place. 76c Barnard’'s Eau de Quinine. Bfor... . (An exoellent hair ts 360 Violet Ammonis. 2 for et ‘Ghe dath ‘mers dalight 50c Barnard’s Cocoanut Ofl Hair Tonic 2 for $1.01 An exesllent non-alocohelio Matr Tonle. 69c Fine Quality Scissors (6 inches long) 2 for 70c 25¢ Manners’ Bandoline 2 for 26¢ A delightful or keeping the hatlr in place. 50c Japalmo Cold Cream 2 for 5lc An exceptionally high quelity oream f~- night use.