Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 25

BOOTLEGGER MAKING LAST STAND AS SOURCES CLOSE, HAYNES SAYS Noteworthy Values Throughout the 18 Bu.sy Peoples Drug Stores! Commissioner Reports Progress at End of Fourth Year. Six Excellent Values! 25¢ Pee Chee White Shoe Cleaner 17¢ Automebile Cleaning Helps Keep Your Car Spotlessly Clean Both Inside and Outside Real Leather Brief Cases Special, $2.49 =i one‘ 5215 Supreme Court Has Help- .. ed Situation by Decisions. By the Associated Pre Roy A. Hayn fourth esterday completed bition Com- itor of the he observed the anni 3 t! N optimistic statement of prospects for ultimate and complete defeat of the rum and drug bootleggers. “It has been a hard fight,” said the commi ner, who took office 18 months after national prohibition be- came effective, and while many ob- stacles to successful enforcement have | f& car. been overcome, he found others still 5 i pliable. bobbing up to present new The “biz bootlex operator. Haynes wred, is making stand as source: »sed to his nd brandy 25¢ Kleenex The Sanitary Cold Cream Remover 17¢ 85 “Torrid” Electric Flat Irons Only $2.98 EIGHTEEN STORES —-The Better'To Serve You SPONGE —good_size for washing. your —for brushing the inside of your Wets up soft and Holds lots of 500 car. Strongly made of 290 splendid quality straw... CHAMOIS POLISH good weight, finest e g e By —Peoples brand, will put a high drylng your car after luster on your car. Gen 35, washing erous sized bottle WHISK BROOM Two-quart Ice Cream Freezer Special, 98¢ Aromatic Spirits Ammonia 3-0z. Bottle, 23c quality, Fine for r $1.35 many s impositi sentences. § v 923, through mately 1,500 e been instituted, in- ? Local Opposition. ¢ law,” he added, * s there is strong, efore, in such locali- assistance has not e, conditions are Should be. " but . re so improved over there is almost no they ago that AJlen\l the inroads of the drug ped- dler whose customers today are esti- mated at between 110,000 and 150,000 the Government is maKing | aid the commissioner, due | recountability” now re-| , manufacturers, rs and wholesale dealers. t 10 months of the current| quired produc The fi fiscal rest distributors of smugsled drugs, reporting by an augmented force of 1,132 more cases iring the whole of the last fi and the reduction to ntity of from 1 annels. fons are now being formu- | id, to make more effective the over industrial | alcohol, which he admitted was the most_serious problem now faced by | prohibition authorities. He asserted that fraudulent withdrawals of bonded whis “have been stopped com- 9—Inch A. C. 3-Speed Oscillating $15.00 Fans All Sizes and for All Purposes Central Armature Works 635 D Street Northwest Phone Main 3660 $2—Starts e Suburban Home—$2 At East Columbia Park, on the W. B. & A. Electric Line BUILDING LOTS $75 to $200 Terms, $2.00 down; $2.00 a month No Interest Gone. joner as im- tical disap- a material “Home Brew” Listed by the comm provements were the | pearance of “home bre lessening of illegal production and distribution of “full strength illicit beer” through strict supervision of breweries and the scattering of liquor pirates on rum row by the coast guard Co-ordination of enforcement agenci under \\\1\’\!‘( S establishment of for prohibition a new State enforcement codes which | permit State off to handle the “small fry” and give the Federal offi- cers a freer hand in dealing with the Hquor rings and big conspiracies were pointed to as steps toward increased efficiency in enforcement. LU Supreme Court decisions were said | T by the commissioner to have “sim- plified enforcement difficulties, nota- bly the decision permitting search of rum-running autos without a war- rant and the one holding that Fed- eral agents are civil officers of the United States empowered to serve warrants without the aid of State officials.” A total of 163,643 criminal indict- ments for prohibition violations were ween July 1, 1921, and facilities. from Exceptional Only a Washington SPECIAL o NING 11 and 12, with FRE CH SERVED on the grounds, ‘ake the W., B. & A. electric car, get off as East Columbia Park (sec- ond stop). By auto, take Benning road to Kenibvorth thence to Tux- edo and from there follow the signs to East Columbia Park. For further particulars phone Main 4810, or address East Columbia Park Co. Fendall Bldg. Agents on the ground resulted in conviction and al indict- ments 33 returned since July 1, three-year period prio 1924, fines aggregating were col- lected. $12,425,081 Every Weapon Used. “Every means provided by law is being used to fight the prohibition law breakers,” the statement con- tinued. “More than 7,000 injunction or ‘padlock’ cases have been brought courts alone. to May 15, 1925, 2 total of 93 libels’ have been filed against ‘breweri 140 ‘breweries’ have been seized, 188 criminal prose- cutions instituted, 47 temporary and 34 permanent injunctions granted and 14 ‘padlock’ orders issued. Offers in compromise amounting to $3,304,067 have been accepted in settlement of civil liabilities e of the conspiracy indictment ble the prosecution of ousness and \-aep the dlunun ‘et normal, eliminative functions Convention Delegates Named. The Sergt. Jasper Post, American st night elected as delegates artment ‘convention, to be he District Buflding on June Frailey, John A. Kehoe. Al- selected were Wilbur C. . G. Fraser and John J. Chips off the 0Md Block MR JUNIORS— Little Nis One-third the regu- lar dose. same ingre then candy For children and adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIIT to the de held at 26 .m(l v was indorsed for the post of senior vice commander of the local department of the legion. =T We Pay You on your DAILY BALANCES 2% 3% 4% PEOPLES DRUG STORES Interest on checking accounts on daily balances— com- pounded monthly. Interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly. Interest on special savings cer- tificates — compounded semi- annually. The Munsey Trust Co.” B Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. S IIIhlllldflllllllllllllllllfllIIHInIlI!lIIIIIIIIlIllIIIlIIIIH.IIIIII]IHIUMIIHIWHIIIIIHIIIIE Vacation and Home Needs Price Bathing Caps, 19¢ The season’s most popular color combinations will be found at Peoples. Made of strong, pure gum rubber and will wear well. Other caps more claborate in design, 49c, 79c and 98c. Bathing Slippers, 98¢ Rubber Bathing Slippers with rubber crepe soles—made of best quality materials by U. S. Rubber Co. Different colors from which to choose. Naiad Water Balls, 98¢ This wonderful ball is 39 Has Ideal for beach and water sports. inches in circumference, but is surprisingly light in weight. strong, durable cover and pure gum rubber bladder. Thermos Bottles, 98¢ Pretty blue enamel-finished case with aluminum cap and shoulder Full pint size. Ideal for motor trips and outings. Lily Picnic Package, 25¢ This convenient set consists of 35 pieces—paper tablecloth, nap- kins, plates, cups, spoons, salad dishes, etc. Everything that you'll need for an outing. Bath Towels, 3 for $1 Just the proper size to carry when you go swimming (18x36 inches). Very absorbent and will last well. Tourist Kits, $1.39 Every one who takes a trip will need one of thesa kits for carry- ing toilet necessities. Just the thing for your hairbrush, comb, soap, talcum, face powder, toothbrush, washcloth, etc. Toothbrush Holders, 25¢ These attractive Toothbrush Holders are made of white celluloid. An ideal container for your brush while traveling. Toyo-Panama Hats, 98¢ The hat for tennis, golf, motoring, fishing and general outdoor wear. Only a limited quantity at the low price of 98c. Shop early for yours. ‘Auto Seat-Cover Mats, 89¢ These scat-cover mats are made of fine quality matting with re- inforced cloth binding. For automobile use or to use on the porch or lawn, comfortable and convenient. ‘A Special Offering— Week End Suit Cases Special, 98¢ An attractive little suit case—12 inches long, 8 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Very strongly made. Comes in black and brown finish, also imitation straw. You'll find it just the right size for week end swimming and fishing trips. See one at any Peoples Drug Stors. An unusually good value at 98c. Attractive Rubberized Aprons seciat, 39 ‘Wear a Rubberized Apron, to protect your pretty dresses, while working around the house. Guaranteed waterproof. Sev- eral pretty designs from which to choose —one is illustrated. . Splendid Quality Toothbrushes Only 19¢ A cool, refreshing shower bath after a hard day’s work or play will give you the required “pep” for an evening of dancing or other amusement. Bath Spray and rubber tubing—complete, 98c. Fits any faucet A Special Feature! Wrisley’s Body Powder, 45¢ A delightful dusting powder for after the bath—soothing and refreshing. Large box, with big soft puff. Limited quantity at the special price of 45c box. Special Low Prices on CIGARS Today and Saturday Only Extra savings effective at the 18 Busy Cigar Counters on choice quality smokes that you know. Come and save. 10c “El Verso” (adjutants), 2 for 15¢; Box of 50, $3.75 This nationally knewn cigar is specially priced during this sale. 2 for 25¢, “Senate Club” (orators), 4 for 30c; Box of 50, $3.75 A smoke that youll like—fresh, new stock. 2 for 15¢ “Pandora” (queens) ....... ...5 for 25¢ Long Havana filler, with beautiful light wrapper. “La Vietoriosa” (monarchs)..... .10 for 25¢ Genuine imported Manila Cigars—tresh, new stock. A big bargain for the man who likes Manila smokes. Final CleanUp Sale! “Luis Martinez” These mild, all.Havana cigars are priced exceptionally low for a quick clear- ance. We suggest early buying as stock is limited. 25¢ “Chums” of 5 2 packages ... ” 25¢ Bc “Pets” and “Blunts,” Class A, Bitor Sl 10c “Blunts” and “Rothchilds,” Class C, 5 for 25¢ TUXEDO Smoking Tobacco 1-Pound Vacuum Tin Extra Special (foil pkg. Summertime Toilet Needs Face Creams Talcum Powders Pompeian Day Cream........49% Ingram’s Milkweed Cream, 45¢c ald 89c Barnard’s Freckle Cmm Stillman’s Freckle Cream 4 D. & R. Cold Cream, ....29c, 42c Hinds' Honey and Almond Face Powders Ti.'?; Flowers Java Rice . Gardenia ... Deodorants A. D. S. Zinc Stearate. Mennen’s Kora Konia . Toilet Soaps Palmolive . .8¢c; 4 for 30c Laco Castile 20c; 3 for S0c Howard's Veg-Oil Ivory (med.) Vegelak Pinaud’s (Lilac) .. Manners' (Lilac) . Barnard’s (Lilac) Low! =2 =S ——————— $1.50 Gilbert Wake-Up ALARM CLOCKS Beautifully finished Alarm Clock—a 95c splendid timekeeper with effective alarm. Very special Home Remedies —priced low 60c Bromo Selt- 36C 89c 39c¢ $1.50 Maltine and Combinations 60c Resinol Oint- ment . 30c Phenolax Wafers ... 2l1c $100 Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound 790 60 = 29 c Pape’s Dlapep 36C 75¢ Mellen's 57C Food 25¢ Lavoris Anti- septie . 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream 29¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream pro- duces a rich, creamy, non-drying lather that makes shaving a real pleasure. Buy a tube as you ge home tonight. You'll like it. Special, Stomach and Head Relief This imperishable blessing has been bequeathed to mankind. Those who are afflicted with sick headache, indi- gestion and stomach dis- orders should demand the genuine Head and Stomach Pills. These wonderful pills are known to millions as CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS They give prompt relief—with pleasant after effects. They clear the head and sweeten the stomach. Small Pill—Small Dose—Small Price 25c Size Grape Juice (National Brand) Extra Special, 45¢ Quart Finest Quality We lch’s Grape Juice (National Brand); this year’'s stock; full flavor, rich and delicious. And just think, only 45c a quart. SATURDAY ONLY Another good “Candy Treat” for tomorrow. A pound of Mammy Lou Rum Creams and a pound of Mammy Lou Gum Drops, both for 69c. Be Sure to Take Home a Treat! $se=d s “\a\\\\\\\} S @ oy L’nu ow et ‘\b\“ Con, d/e_f”"/( 4 : X -\ . & r“ X Tomorrow— Get a One-pound Box of Mammy Lou Rum Creams And a One-pound Box of Mammy Lou Gum Drops Bothl for 690 Rich, Pure, Homemade Rum Creams—dipped in vanilla- chocolate and covered with chocolate “sprinklette.” “My, but they're good.” Old-fashioned Gum Drops—fresh, tempting and wholesome. Assorted, true fruit flavors. Remember—Two Pounds of Fresh, Pure Candies for only 69c At the 18 Busy Peoples Drag Stores