Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 4

i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. MAY 17, 1928 SCORES RUN HIGH | "|BURTON PROPOSES BAN '|Scientists Seek Vast Treasure HUGE COUNTERFEIT “|RUM ROW BLOCKED [oran Suxst vese shen o aen e} mompon seay = ooty | | ON POISON GAS AT | Buried by Alexander the Great| CONSPIRACY BARED COMPLETELY BY 60 |tensive being conducten agains. rum | Ui, LEood, Cotion MO, of W aicl ARMS TRAFFIC SESSIONi st e g et | row by the Government’'s dry navy.|time owing to unfavorable rthapket 40 UNDER ARREST COAST GUARD. SHIPS | Nine voats are heid in reserve here. | conditions. By the Associated Press. It is an established historical T TR . : L d from First Page) (Continued from First Page) __(Continued from First Page.) BAKU, Azerbaifan Republic, May | fqct that Alexander's troops mu- briaircies- s ; ~ | 7.—Search has been begun by the = 5 rrelt 3 s daorinin {as dtawn up by the ‘Wilson adminis- Archesingionl. Stolsty | ‘Unitd et one point i the Yeeat |eriNit ingsey. My ‘;f,;h:x:’;':;lfifg the newspaper men's visit, for they y 3 | tration, provided that the chemical sure of Alexander the empire builder's campalgn ugainst |&ers or p:ld o kept close watch of the plane and 89 Lowest Made This Morn-|wartare section be maintained only [ Great, which s believed to be | Persia in 331 B. C., and local legend 3 4 SR R i ¥ & 3 for the purpose of research, and that| burled near the village of Andriev- has it that he hid all his gold and EIGHT MEN INDICTED. : AeRP e sohEanehklon 5 i oy g -Club the “ American Government would | ka, in the Shemakha district, about royal possessions, together with | guarding in eviden pp! : e e Ve { ing in Wabhinigton" Club: }make no: preparations to use,potson| 66 miles from thia city the spoils of war, somewhere on | Alleged Makers of Fake U. S. Paper [that the fiyers would attempt to get L nens r /lat gases in war except when an enemy Although there are no precise ' the Caspian littoral to prevent |- # i a message to the beleaguered rum 4 Quallfying Round. | nation should first employ such weap-| historical data indicating the ex- them from falling into the hands Under 50 Counts. boats, sald the observers. SEC | ons against American forces. That| istence of such a treasure, the of the mutineers. PITTSBURGH, Pa., May 7 (AP)—| A atiff westerly wind was blowing = = A 1 e alnaTk - 5,,0“,‘\. remains unchanged archeologists were led to excavate Whether the archeologists find | [ndictments - tot & more than 50|anq the sea's surface displayed a ta ()Lp } f It Is realized that the non-exporta- | by the statement of an 80-year-old | the treasure or not. they believe |counts were returned by a Federal|pog. swell, the observers reported ‘ The thiree scores of 79 made vester-|tion agreement proposed at Geneva| resident of Andrievka, named their excavations may bring to |grand jury yesterday against eight|rpa gmaller government boats—the 2 day in the first day’s qualifying play|would not constitute a water-tight | Savelieff, who says he ‘owns an light other relics which will afford |men, charged with possessing, passing | oonverted submarine chasers and the FEW things are more inviting to the the Washington Golf and Count prohibition without Russian partici-| @2ncient map stolen from a Turkish some knowledge of the peoples and |gnd delivering counterfeit Govern-| ol N 0 eamed to be having any : > faurnament were | pation, but it could not fail tc sultan many yvears ago showing the nations which existed in this an- |ment obligations. ’l'm but an easy time of the adven- eye, more pleasing to the hostess s a half [long moral stride to exact spot where the treasure is clent region before the Christian | Those indicted are Fortunato Cala- mr‘;”mme Taw, bleak day, they added K & h id & 4 £ golters pra fplishment of thol A mex Ducied d bro, Pittsburgh; John and Albert Tor-| P45 % LR P4l B e traband boats pride, or offer such an easy aid to goo! pared 19 play theic qualitying round.| = As the Washington Government did iato, bantars. of Windber, Pa.. An:| o tne fret of the cortraCly g Apstitdagi ey Fxestily launrered ftable Only & few scores were tirned in up | not participate officially In the work | e has been heard of in France and (s bonds, which fall due next|Zello lanelli, bank Slerk, of Windsor; | jicd tpan 20 miles from shore. Two | ! = 4 ¢ o'clpck todny, wn 89 by P. AV jof the Leéague.of Natibns commis-|geldom it ever are taxpayers oo s the oo ot the | Phillip Margueriet, Percy, Joseph 8.|¢o® DME Y VOCR T Cbbed about it linens. Such linens can only be achieved G STl G e ;:2’;:;;1-.,:::‘“ e EEMEHEE fevavainan e, Which at this time s slowiy pu¢|and Russel C. Litchentelds of Pit-| TRTERe SO0 arther seaward by improved laundering methods. Mac- o e L | e Burta qoscusslon at]| +Only about 250 citizens of France|steadily Eoing down. Under tha. cir:cairn, Pa. Again two Government boats fussed y imp Investigation has been under Way |gspout busily, bustling about in seem Kenzie Sizing, the secret ingredient used for months, it was said today, into & 7, Dus e sewspaper men , “‘?““‘“"““ Hng Spernthe hetween le':x‘htqr:x‘:; that at least 30 rum run- by Tolman Laundry, produces the wonder- Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Chicago, | 28timatec that, Gt U e pay taxes on more than $50,000 in- |cumstane i “olumbia, 9 s, " Pl 5 ; 50, cumstances it is obvious that nothin o b fents :‘:\pn||:£.xxln'r.““7}"l,;:‘,.m.' e} |come. It is apparent that France is|will be done toward payment of the J.E . o lipdlaot collecting anywhere near the|American debt until the French sys. ¥ S the effort, 1o centrol the |, traffic. Tt may be taken by |admount it should from the income tax. |tem of taxation is thoroughly revise and W. J s vhicl o r 1y ful soft gleaming whiteness so desirable R pnd ! vidence' of the desire of the |t imcoins .‘;’f‘;",';"’c',‘.'e“mfi]'; Solisctions jand much mere efisiently snforeed. 340,000 worth ot h(os;usa';\)’,:::xgln\‘all:x; 14 Leave Atlantic City. 5L it glinens agnd Bpareniied Announcemer the golf) Washington Government that definite |}, ag vet the sum coil each year, | (copyright, 1 %0 Daily News Co.) {gtamps. The stamps were made in AR ANIPTG OUTY. N T XAy T lag et : : cted from this : 4 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May : 2 3 corarnTttas thit former | gccomplishments should flow from | o s 0 —_— Chicago, Government agents said, ordinar: laundering. This e a mem. | {he Gavena mesting, despite the foar: elitese LLL o o ie fopedl it ¥or il | Fourteen patrol boats attached to the | y g the Washingtoit Golf and Coun-{ ing here that this Government can- s 4 ntes, Ciub, 1aa presentsd. 1b with | not accept without modification some | M2KINE all allowances for the differ @ trophy, which will be given to the|of the suggestions made in the draft | e ™ the Wealth of the two coun S P E C l A L ! ins the tournament three |convention. . g man whe wins the tournament three | | “At present the French government 5 |is making no definite preparation to| Friday and FRENCH FINANCE ILLS | Saturday Wonderful “iixpeited 'I‘mln.\’i“ auaii-. ARE BLAMED BY GREEN | HOL'"TE T0 EYASION QF TAXESf Coiffures development in WHOLE $ Page.) ' ING. APPLI- , SOLES Sewed on and process of laundering gives linen the smooth, even drape and pattern-embossed white- ness that remains with the linen from one laundering to the next. 7 times, not nece: MANY STARS 1 Francke & Lustick F-U-R-R-I-E-R-S ; 1328 G Street of Fur Experience o % CLOSING OUT! | Final clearance prices on Spring Dresses—Two special reductions as fol- 7 // Franklin 71—Frankiin 72—Franklin 73 1§ ] f THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. 6th and C Sts. N.W, hich “ineludes With & tlel MacKengie, the District champion; Albert R. MacKenzie, | er Middle. Atlantic titleholder; Miller tevinspn, J. Floyd Brawner, holder | may. {0 some extent, be artificial rath District. junios, title; Karl ¥.|er than real ¢ | an, Jr.y Dopald Anderson, Mis- | . “Rates of taxation in France are £ State @hampton, and other lesser (higher than in the United States, and | " the -qualif{ing round of the many of their taxes overlap other im : O Commtry Club's | PoSts, rendering it difficult, if not im. " (Continued from First on Golf s mate as to the extent to which the ~ | complesion Lt ¥ B French are taxed and their ability to | | res of 79, made by B. Eng | bear the burdet ! v of | bea dens sed u them. 2 sh of Columbia, M. A Sipleyort = I‘ :::"’“P' ""l" S IUIl save hairdressers' bills 4| - »ck Creek Park and Gene K. of | ax Laws ) Enforced. and your time., too—and me $2.75 value. Guar Jow In| .\while I have not completed my in-|| work' could be better e ol ot orese Lerday. | vestigations, it is evident that many | 5 [ o, % re Mot expecied (0 e e ciiy | fxes, especially the income tax, are(| Special Reductions on Other || NATIONAL et D That S ld’ e for the best golfers abo - Y not enforced as efficiently or as vig- Makes of Curlin | resses al 0! todny, and one og-more of them | 201 SHifofced 8s eficlently or as vie. e aritog SHOE Dresses That Sold s sure to better :thd mark of 7 |& thing us pucting a man in ail for| | REPAIR Up to $29 Up to $42.50 Roland MacKénzie, as in any LOUINA- | naying a false return apparently nev- | sient he has enteredvfor the last vear, | S5=mhi e SR e | | HOME ELECTRIC SHOP ’ FACTORY Reduced to Reduced to . is favored to win the medal and willj be hard to beat in the match pla roun for he knows the Washing course like a book s ple splendid golf. He 7 afternoon with Donald Bunch Below 90, Scores vesterday were side with respect to the men expected to score low. but d t 403 11th St. N.W. 517 10th St. Main 6549 and Nokol brought it The day of oil heat is here. Nokol brought it. The success of automatic oil heating for the home dates from the day 7 years ago when the first Nokol was installed. The leadership of Nokol, established at that time has never been chal- lenged. Of approximately 75,000 automatic oil burners installed in Hevebwe Nekolsareshown. the United States, by 150 manufac- T — Something Every Housekeeper Know VERY housewife knows that sand sprinkled on a cloth will scour the surface of pots and pans. But few real- ize that dust on the sleeves, elbows and backs of suits which are constantly rubbed against chairs or tables will wear away the suit fabric in just the same way. Frequent Carmack No C. 0. D’s—No Try-Ons—No Charges ALL SALES FINAL FUR 7,0 Ko SUMMER STORAGE /¢ AND REPAIRING- RATES included in our service! n the high | who | the | low 90 and a| mark n|r~»vi ommittee that | 7 would qualify in | ! he si ght ; the Sl % §¢ qualified n the first | ht last year. It probably will not <o high this vear, and it is doubt f11 if cards of 83 whl get in the first iivision B The Washington Golf and Country b course requires caccurate and from the tee'and pitch cantrol. % It a Airst playing’ well he should STEP LIVELY g Aol L : talled i < ~ AR e For Th Bareai Dry Cleaning takes the dust and grit from suits beiler, and the other in'a tUrers, 22,000 are Nokols. ien ‘score. for the penal or These Bargains and dresses and is a real economy, as well o Rokier. Nokol leadership has been main- sev@re. The long bugaboo to many énlyrone par being e 450-vard, hole—that G. Pitt, an_pngttached. golfer. res ran into don\:i?’flpmes on- this a dogleg affair, wih plenty of One contestnidl wag disquat cause of & fAdgrént violation of In Our Doliar Sale —tomorrow— ng off the line is : as a ready aid to better appearance h proved All cleaning, pressing, spotting and dyeing is done in our own plant. Take your things to the nearest Carmack sta- tion or phone for Carmnack tained by the principles of oil com- bustion the first Nokol laid down. In 7 years not one fundamental change in these principles has been necessary. Its operating cost is less than that of coal.Itisalsoto the bestof our knowl- edge less than that of any other oil burner,regardless of the grade of fuel used. Nokol efficiencymakes possible theuseof good fuel at the lowest cost. To make certain you will have your Yesterday's Scores. E._B. Enghsh. | ook Creek, | Cox. Ho Down ached. 83 W. 1. Cox. e 3 at esch, Kirkside, 83 it L i T i YO DryY CLEANING Co. Nokol for Fall, act now. Cal for onc - RMeNutracnlears, 8o; 1, 1o} 1120 St NE of our engineers. 5 o 3 ey Da, unattached, Q.‘"m foek ST WATCH .AND A ic H i C i 4 . %Mm{:fl o Lincoln 239 utomatic Heating Corporation 7. Roger, Cog i fl;ss'l' de T There are other Carmack Stations D 1719 Conn. Ave. N.W. Nnattache g n : v e Sl : 3 b A —_— fon ¥ G minston, Stim- | | SEORGES “?‘;E(fi*r?‘;';”filu;‘tl?‘;\r 139 B Street S. E. Lincoln 462 At Alpher’s $50,000.00 Sale— Phone N. 627 Washingion, 88 3t Sinty 6 Dupont Circle Franklin Diamonds and Watches will be comfort and long wear. , PR SET $1 W. Norta 7430 Sizes 36t0 52........... ) 1308 1lth Street N O ¢ Toun, ar o SR 2417 1dth Street N.W. Columbia 2376 | placed on sale Friday marked at o e 2169 18th Street N.W. Columbia 636 prices that will dispose of them in quick 1. Baker: | | Nationally known from coas: order. Prices speak louder than words. Wusbington, 91: 1 | to coast ! ion i i R T e Buy .now! - Graduation is almast here. Come Tested and Listed as Standard by the Underwriters’ Laboratories Maenufactured and Guaranteed by AMERICAN NOKOL COMPANY, Chicage early! . .Store opens at 8:15 a.m. | WRIST WATCHES .| Alber Serviceable as They are Beautiful | Quality NAINSOOK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Extra” full cut, knee-length drawers and ath- letic shirts; sizés 34 to 50. %1 TWO GARMENTS FOR.. ¢ Congret B. _Hovver, on. 93: T. D. Webb, D Manion, Massachus Washington, 04 94: C. C. C 53V pickey! teltugh. Bannock: Washington, 94 Country, 94: G . ¥ ot wash- | | BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND Watehes: 10-jewel. Diamonds o Columbia DRAWERS—Short-sleeve shirts gold-filled cases. The n:‘e-\ =X auisite ( Ten, washington, 8 d ankie- h drawers, -Oti tonncau, round or cushion ems, ‘parfeet in 1ell. Washington. KS: :: (?};’h;er:'mm;k:“:; c:‘)!t;; Sves aarantron acs cut ‘and colos, At _savings ne: pendable wateh in sg 75 before of fl"ltdv.’r every respect $32.00 Value acePtiopally 14-k(. Solid White Gold irregulars, 46 zes 34 to Sl Washington, 100: S a reduction like this Washingte W ningham. x\klh\nz(nx‘; 101 ; N_.\INSOOK UNION SUITS— Watches. 13-jewel movements. ton, 201, With elastic belt; sizes 36 to Vers small sizes in octagon, [ . d , e T 40; an extra good quality comien S U S19275 mafkes lols o rienas! garment. TWO GAR- $1 URAAAFEREEAVPERRREATCN ERRPRREL MENTS FOR........... $30.00 Value Ve St BEETRE N 540 45 955 & %60 rn:n:‘ed rlnt b 3 :flm m...:i" w":.l';“m " Crowa eweled “:}l:‘h.o:l:nd in & 14kt 2.50 g oing solid gold cuse. Accurately timed and oA Dle- jasiton diamond, eut 8 KU PPENHE[MER g Chiarteri P i ond Bl 74 LT s100 e $67.50 [1)8 AND GROSNER S SPECIALS Cont surprisingtly - ALL EVERSHARP]/ Ofi 5 ENCILS 2 : The Durabel R g o o 2 ! Y t eiched de- . t Sensational Price o) . PURE THREADSIKGHATIRI [ AR v 7 h e B0 o e s sl ot deniny o5 IR TIRE SRt it s ", 85¢ ; _S0114 14th St NW. HORE “Intblatic. ecpdovas o rvers ocectony g Sel Sterling silver handled pi k server: chased design; sold in. i’l?)& « regular way at $2.50. Now P L. Cuff Links Hundreds of pairs of ‘finest quality xold filled and solid old links. Values to $3.00. Whif A Stein-Bloch Suit Elgin or Waltham Watches, in white or filea cases.. $10.50 navy and black with white $1 clocks. THREE PAIR FOR [ERAPRRAPRNERCOOMEE Owners MERCERIZED LISLE HOSE-- e In black, cordovan, gray 65 00 te, gréen and yel- 8 Attentlon or mavy” SIX PATR EOR S 1 . o e e o 95¢ W Elgin 15wl % Y - or green gold Hundreds of "beautiful id xold T We want houses to COTTON PONGEE PAJAMAS ) baby rings: plain engraved, chased and filled cases. 0 . N o sell. Any location in SiAtimative colors, tr]ilmger( The hardest of hard weave fabrics. steno esbiipmicerms; waives Wp iS¢ Now ....... $16.50 ;g‘:’:l‘: . diflerel.lce na "ed“flt,':r“ § District or nearby TLALENess Angany [ Styled for dress distinction—hand- " ; e this—and a so-called - )] Fubuchs. : i 1 tailored for durability by Stein- e o | ot i o gain.” These are regular stock 5 List your properties WH P : : ; Sharlion; ieran. 435,06 catues | | Now .... - $40 suits—264 of them—especially re- i P l:b AR liu(i]'f“l} Bloch. Exclusively at Sidney West's. ear guarsatee; 2Gpiece “sets, . duced down to $31.75 We have the buyers with neckband or collar $1 ; k focke, 8 tobjerpeens 8 (560 Howard, 12 size, 17-jewel, o and will guarantee to attached. Sizes 14 to 16 wes T SE L 52450 | | svear e, A won G475 sell your property if i the price and terms are reasonable. See Our Diamond and Watch Display Note The Drastic Price_Cgh. : 1323 F STREE House of Kiippenheimer Good Clothes No Charge for Your Deposit Alterations Holds Any Suit 907 G St. N.W. | | i | | i | \ | P DR RN DU BRI