Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 12

12 REMUS BELIEVED FACING EXPULSION Citizenship and Nativity of “Bootleg King” Is Under Scrutiny of Government. By the Associated Press CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 31.—Spec. tion as to the possibility of further on being taken by the Government Geo known i has ininvest f the 13 hip and ns spiring to violate the »hibition act at action is contemplated by the nment could not be as Immigration Inspector s Thomas is on vacation and r R. L. Connant was unable to disclose the purpose of the investi- at Washington have or to make an investigation to the status of the citizen- ship of the members of the Remus gang.” the inspector said. I have not been advised as to their reasons for want this information Expect Deport on Charges. ficials familiar e the opinion pre- was sought deportation be brought 1in of his as o significance is the Governme » the fact that Remus e released from the 1 September 2 when tence, counting tin » or. will expire entence of one vea igaigst him, but he ve serving thi a fine of $1,000 : wttached ition, due s expected to Atlanta prison his two-vear ¥ r good He has another 1 jail pending expected to es. providing he pays ched to it, as did five of his associates under a recent ;}r by Judge Smith Hicken- Information obtained in Atlanta from who have been is that Re- any, but he migration inspectoy esti the mat mus was born in told an Gern pector that his father had been n zed while the son was &till a minor ances G. Phelps of Chicago peculiar position, that of ng the broken homes of b drivers in the Windy City 1000 Final Summer Clearance | Starts Friday, 3 P.M. And Continues All Day Saturday Until 10 P.M. FASHION SHOPS There’s going to be a lot of excitement at the end of Washington will stage a raily—and rally into our two stores to score sensational savings in the this game. definitely | n say is that the immigra- | JTexas Ranks First | . Among States in | | District 50th | Household Goods Swelling Total. Although of tall the ships glory s of old Georgetown ment of Commerce | “The [ cothe District of Columbla, which 18| "1t js generally believed that Premier fnton, exported. goods wosth $177. | Kate will be reappointed and request- 815 in’ the first quarter of 1925, tak. |4 to form a new, cabinet, in which inz fiftietk S e 10K .| persons of Kenseikal party allegiance ng frtigth rank an the lst of States v~ yredominaie, s Bechuse: of the and Territor which shipped mer Two States, [ w Washir s exported | chandise abroad and Nevada, ranked be | ton in the value of g Texas took first pla in the list|sponsible for the resignation of lhe“ of States exporting merchandise dur-|ministry, which followed upon a| ng the first three months of the !'ur'i.\eryn\w lit between the Kenseikai | rent vear, with valued at|and Seivukai parties, both of which $249,830,912, an in of about | supported the government of Premier 102,000,000 over the same period of [ Kato. {19 New York ranked next, with| When Kato asked for the resigpa for the quarter valued at|tions of three Seiyukai members of | expa | $203.4 | third p with Pennsylvania shipments represented Texas total, a for § 0. while petroleum product ted § | Medicinal ucts ind accounted f | grand total for the Dis lumbia, while exports of household e i and_ personal effects accounted for| Mourist Is Introduced to Members | $35.730. g - of Department After Trying 50 Fi ers. | Atlanta Has $200,000 Fire. | Levers. | | ATLANTA, Ga., July 31 (®.—Origi-| Mrs. Grace Baxter, who arrived in na a cafe before midn 1most half rear of business district here last night > of the new fire alarm boxes at fore they were brou under con.|one of the new a trol. The damage was estimated to|Third and Pennsylvania avenue, mis- be more thar | or a mail bo An art goods | tab feed store shop were damaged. ore, Bears Kill Michigan Sheep. Sheep herders in Cheboygan and Michigan, have a new | Alpena County menace to face in the familiarity |the black bear in that community The bears have been attacking flocks lof sheep and one farmer The a black b way. e, curiously [¥ i enou [pronibits the sheep owners from pro ; tecting themselves against these ma-| American money is restoring the [ rauders. roof of the Cathedral of Rheims. | 9th inning—the game | is almost over— ! | At Both clothing and haberdashery line. Hundreds o SUITS REDUCE .75 Were Up to $35 SUITS—Our There’s a on your vacat narrow. sons entering Hot-Weather Suits in Our Haberdashery Department Reduced! The Taskion &kho Downtown ; 9th & E Opposite Thompson's é high as $65 and $75. FRED PELZMAN, President Two Stores One and o $ 2 .75 W"!sagp to (Some with knickers to match) GOODMAN & SUSS ROCHESTER finest suits, which sold as REDUCED to.. . suit or ion. » school in September. Entire Stock REDUCED Some as Low as $7L g DURING THIS SALE ALTERATIONS AT COST Hundreds of Items Uptown Next Value of Exports| on List, the days boomed north past ern Branch to tie up at the s gone, ington still ranks port of ! today, have been accepted, but the Egennd g ko S On exX-| ecent has ordered the resigning hipments made public by the | pembers to remain in office until a in the | request. | 1argest single amount credited to the shortly . flames swept through 1 block of the downtown be a furniture es ment, 2 manufacturing plant, a “pet shop” and a barber of reported |losinz 22 sheep in one year fn that protection act which 382§ everal suits to capture any man'’s fancy. Handsome, light-colored garments to wear awavy Medium and dark shades or solid blues to wear now or through the Fall and early Winter. Con- servative styles or collegiate styles. Trousers wide or | A Word to Mothers! ‘r This is your chance to save on suits for that son or The suits on sale incorporate the style features which will be worn this Fall. And you can pick up two suits for the boy for little more than you had expected to have to pay for one! 15th & G to Keith's THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925. KATO IS EXPECTED TO BE REAPPOINTED | Will Probably Be Asked to Form New Cabinet—Resignation , Follows Reverse. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, July 31.—The prince regent has dispatched Count Irixe, lord chamberlain, to Gotemba to seek the advice of Prince Saionji, former premier and noted statesman, on the reorganization of a new cabinet. The cabinet resignations, tendered new ministry has been appointed | crisis the prince regent has postponed his projected trip to Saghalien Tax adjustment proposals were re- the cabinet it was decided by the party that it would not accede to the This necessitated the resig- I the ministers. | nation of ' MISTAKES FIRE ALARM FOR NOVEL MAIL BOXi Washington vest with a party of tourists from Girard, Pa., became | one of the most soughtafter per-| sons in the Capital when she opened | inly pulling a number of e found on the red box, Mrs, 3axter started back towards her ma- | chine, but w artled a few seconds later to see four fire engines shriek- ing their way down the Avenue to- ward her. Engine companies 14, 4 and 16, and truck No. 3 responded to the alarm Mrs. Baxter explained to Sergt. T. T. Dalhouse of the sixth precinct, she wanted to mail some letters home and had tried to open the fire box, which she thought, she told police, was a mail box. The new box can be opened without breaking a | . o Pants | .75 Were Up to $55 a 5 “Our 15th & G Shop —an Uptown Shop with Downtown prices.” Same in both prices prevail stores. Shop where most convenient o you. | Drink Dikeman’s Delicious Orange Beverage at Our Sanitary Soda Fountains, 5¢ a Glass Two Specials in Our Toiletries Departments! Today and Saturday $1.50 Size Mary Garden oY o Delicious! Peoples Cream Sodas are ‘“delic o i highest quality and pur Water......... ingredients stingy big g with goodn, Ask for "~ Topped Your With Favorite § G Whipped Flavor Cream and are with them ss packed $2 Size Mavis $1.15 Toilet Today and Saturday Our regular aturday Candy Treat” will be on sale for today and Saturday this week, so that those who are going away for the week end may procure two pounds” of Pure, sh Candies at a decided saving. A pound of mmy Lou Peanut Brittle and a pound of Kissmee Cor- dial Cherries—both for 69c. Now or Tomorrow— Get a One-Pound Box of Mammy Lou Peanut Brittle “ and a One-Pound Box of Kissmee Cordial Cherries Both for 690 Fresh, crisp brittle ju Virginia peanuts. Big, specially selected cherries in palate-tempting, full-flavored chocolate “‘chock™ full of large, fresh-roasted cordial—coated with Remember—two pounds of fresh, pure candies for only 6%. Today and Saturday at the 18 Busy Peoples Drug Stores. TisAttractive @3 ith the purchase mgf 5 cakes of WRNDR BERUTY SORP “40¢ Wanda Beauty Soap is wonderful for the complexion. contains olive, palm and cocoanut oils. It Tt lathers freely and cleanses the skin in a gentle but thorough manner. Buy five cakes of this wonderful complexion soap for only 49c, and receive absolutely free a full size rubberized apron. Hospital Absorbent Cotton 37¢ Pound Roll Seawool Sponges 30c¢ «nd 75¢ Specially selected genuine Cuba Sea- wool Sponges. These sponges when wet are soft and pliable and hold lots of water. . Just the thing for household cleaning purposes or for the automobile. ngs New DRUGSTOPR] EIGHTEEN STORES —The Better to Serve You 50¢ Size Ipana Tooth Paste Special, 316 $1 Size Danderine Hair Tonic Special, 596 2 g & @ 5 3 Talcum Powder Special, 1 90 30c Size Mum Deodorant Special, 1 70 50c Size Hind’s Honey & Almond Cream Special, 33C Zonite The great nonpoison- germicide recom- mended for use in femi- % nine hygiene and for antiseptic pur- 35¢ Palmolive * Shaving Cream 29¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream produces a rich’ creamy. non-drying lather that makes' shaving a real pleasure. Buy a Tube as you go home tomight. You'll like 1t The Scientific Method of Administering Gland Extracts : Glandogen n is & highly concentrated IataoE fested “gland compound in e amipact, tablet. form. combining mple ithe iands of young animals and Sther " eicacious ineredients. 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Low Prices! 60c Size Wildroot Hair Tonic Special, 360 s Listerine, The Safe Antiseptic Special, 69(' 50¢ Size Lavoris Antiseptic Special, 1340(' 30c Size Phenolax Wafers § T5¢ Size ! 1 35¢ Size { { Dioxogen . e { for Corns Special, 536 % Special, 21C ] Special, 1 ()(‘ $2.25 Size { % 25¢ Size { Dryco § { Phillips’ Milk of | Powdered Milk é ) Magnesia § Special, $1.49 | 3 $1.50 Size Maltine and Combinations Special, 89¢ 40¢ Size Black Flag Insect Powder Special, 290 Odor-Sweet Deodorant, The snow-white cream Deodorant \\4"* harmless cream that neutralizes odors from perspiration. to the skin. Keeps vou sweet without harm Week End Sale of CIGARS Here are special prices for today and Saturday—at the 18 Busy Cigar Counters, where quality smokes are sold at a saving. 10c “Manuel” (perfectos), 4 for 30c 2 for 15¢ “Senate Club” (P.G.) 5 for 30c¢ 2 for 25¢ “La Palina” (Sen.) 10c Straight One Pound Vacuum Tin TUXEDO Smoking Tobacco $1 Value, 796 EE EXTRA SPECIAL: “Chimo” (Coronas) Tin of 25... A good, big cigar—S53-inch corona shape. Handmade of choice, mild domestic tobacco. Really a wonderful value at the special price of 69¢ for a tin of 25, R T I