Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1925, Page 44

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TWO-DAY RAIDNETS ! MILLION'N LIQUOR “Tip-0ff” Led lo Hiding of Vast Stores on Gulf, Of- ficials Admit. 1 ] ed wml jury an ) | here tc In order th: and jury be af- srded all p e aid, prohibition leaders decided to defer leaving for \Washington, where they have been moned for a conferen with As. ant Secretary of the Treasury An-} 1y when the dry ombed the Guif d | cohol wnd filled all in the New Orleans Fede with vanloads of liquor re $1,000,000 at bootl ed here and i Raiders Are Betrayed. rids were, dry h: it of the the raiders uls, 3l nonly to the| p were even small idden swiftly, but in caf where liquor was 1y, there was none to be I\ul liq Deaf Mute Fights Deportatlon. ] so known as Harry | mute, student at the | hool for the Deaf at | . has applied to the Dis | injunc tary wtion M which has been time. He a public permi m time to he will become Resignations Are Accepted. ation of Capt. Frederick orps of Engineers, ence, has been ident to take ef- he resignation of i H. Duval v, at le Wil TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"Chicken Feed,” comedy, | at A% pm | Keith's — “Pierrot c,” vaudeville, and at 2:15 Pierrette and 8:15 vaude- | 30 to 11 pm. Strand—"Siamese v Continuons from i3 Columbia—"V 11:20 a.m., 9:40 p.m. Metropolitan—“The TLady Li 13 , 1:30, 3:30, Who 5:30, Any Woman, S and 9:30 p.m Ambassador—"A Woman’s Faith, S and 9:50 p.m. ‘Soul Fire, Chats With Your Gas Man ECAUSE gas is B such a clean fuel, the housewife often overlooks the fact that food particles and dust have access to the burners and will interfere with good service unless removed. A stiff - bristled brush kept for the pur- pose keeps the top of the burners free from dirt, and may be used for cleaning all places hard to reach. To clean the inside of the burner—a very neces- sary thing to do— boil it in a solution of or- dinary washing soda. This removes the dust and grease in the throat of the burner, which interferes with the proper flow of air and gas. Rinse the burners well and dry at once to prevent rusting. Cleanliness is the first and most import- ant requisite for a well - behaved gas range. Many a od range has had its Ku of usefulness cut right in two by neglect. The average bill for one of expensive the household Hotel to Be Built ‘ | On Floor Of'Vfl“c'\' | Elected a Vice President of Cus- Of Yosemite Park | Erection of a modern hotel on t | Sentinel Huul has been authori | the TIntérior D tment. The unit is expe and will cc completed | notel. + maximum eight p wide enough |BIG ALCOHOL SHIPMENT ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON Rank Poison Is Added to 2.700-Gal- lon Lot as Discouragement to the Thirsty. Another large consignment reached Washington, anc _the fact that the Intern 1 4lp~)nu* P ment was fully shals and int in the | i tention and j taker's services for any one using it it from Bal | timore, where it had been seized and de | th | it f comsumers. SEPARATION PROGRESSING {Lehigh Valley and Reading Are Dropping Coal Holdings Separation Coal Co. | road Co. The two railros ordered by cou themselves of when the d been worked out, the announcement here will be a complete et of ownership, m between the “Our Friday Specials” Crab Flake, 60c Lb. Swordfish, 40c Lb. Sea Scallop, 75¢ Qt. Cooked Shrimp, 60c Lb. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th and Water Sts. S.W. Phone Main 6176, 9510. What $1 (During This Special Offer Only) Install Any Side- Gas Range That You Select Connected in Your Kitchen Ready for Use And Purchase Outright a Regular | GERTMAN GIVEN HONOR. | toms Employes’ Association. deputy collector 3 ted a drive to have the ention of the a ation in but New was se wres he has promises avention will r the ensuing ‘are Philip 11, Shaub of Chicago, : John J. Viele, New York: H. Vincent. | Philadelphia Vierbert G. Brower A wan. Washing ATTENTION, LOVERS OF SEA FOOD Hard Crabs...75¢ to $1.00 doz. Special Crab Flake 75¢ Ib. Regular Lump 65¢ Ib. M. S. FAUNCE Washington’s Grecatest Drug Stores 12th and F Sts. N.W. 604 9th St. 1405 H St. N.W. 723 14th St. at N. Y. Avenue FRIDAY ONLY No. 7, 11th St. Wharf MT. VERNON Charlcs Macalcster i an‘d\Z 30 PM. 1 614 9th St 712 11th Street | L Co. Branch Store i flfl‘fi“' 9%’ L‘m i AVAS @ A | I e MESWING €. 3 ! 1013 E(STREE CONTAINS 1924 and '25 THEATRICAL INDEX A complete record of all pro- ductions staged 10 New York dunng the past season . dexed and alphaberically a ranged for quick reference. Special articles. All the news of the enute show world. AT NEWS STANDS EVERYWHERE Will Do : Oven HE $1.00 pays for the table if at the same time you order I a side-oven range, and in the bargain is our convenient pay-as-you-use terms—which makes payment for the range easy. This opportunity will last only as long as our supply of tables—made by the manufacturer of the famous “Sellers” Don’t be sorry you were late—phone or mail postal if you can't call_-TOMORROW! Kitchen Cabinets. $10.00 “Sellers” wers'tm, Kitchen Table All for a Single Dollar! Washington Gas Light Company 419 Tenth St. N. W. IR A R I Main 8280 SPECIALS We will only be able to offer these tre- mendous kargains for one day—so be sure to come tomorrow. 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia. K 85c Mellin’s Food, 10-o0z. * 50c Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold ..34c 25¢ Woodbury’s Soap. . 17¢; 3 for 50c ke 50c Lavoris, medium —_— 25¢ Lavoris, small *- 4 25¢ Mennen’s Talcum. .17¢; 3 for 50c * 75¢ Dioxogen . 35¢c Odorono Liql:id. : $2.25 Dryco Pow;:l*ered Milk. . $1.00 Danderine - 75c Pape’s Diapepsin. $1.25 Maltine Con:i)inations. —_— $1.00 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound * 25¢ M. & M. Aspirin, bottles of Twinplex Stroppers D —— . § = Thermos Bottles, pint Loft’s Big Three 3 Boxes Candy 99c Clocolites: *79c 39c¢ * 36¢ Today’s the day to save money on Lis- terine Tooth Paste —if you buy it here. Cigarettes Piedmonts Chesterfields Camels Lucky Strike Sovereigns Sweet Caporals Carton of 200 Cigarettes .25 L] Extraordinary Offer Spiced Operas. 1b. .. 35c Loft's Mil k Chocolates, 2 for.. 25¢ Cake Noxzema Skin Soap A wonderful rejuvenator of jaded complexions. FREE With Every Purchase of 50c Jar Noxzema Cream —the unexcelled skin cream, cools and socthes sunburns. A really delightful cream. FOR 45c BOTH » LISTERINE Tooth Paste CATERING | AND .18 Mumcnpnl Fish Wharf D, ¢, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1925. ___AMUSEMENTS. _ THE FUN AND PLEASURE FROM 50 AMUSEMENTS AT GLEN ECHO FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK IS HOT WEATHER TONIC l By Daylight STEAMER ST. JOHNS Leaves 7th St. Whart for 40 Mile COLONIAL Moonlight Trip |, BEACH Every Monday | days and Sundays, Wednesday and |9 am.; Saturday, Friday at 7:15] 2:30 p.m. FREE DANCING EVERY TRIP Ample parking space at wharf. Stops made at Alexandria every trip. Tele- ne Main 59" CHESAP £ A"K"i:_'li E’A’ CH e-Ba BATHING, mch e SHOR] Moonlight n':m. 10:30, 11:30. 2:00. 3:08, 10:00. 11:30. 2:30. 5:40, 8, Froquent trains returnis i.al;sburgh Seafood Co. Wholesale and Retail Distribators of All Varieties of Seafoods in seaso RESTAURANTS MILIES Main 6237-6238 YEJ’ EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ~—= OPTICE\ll!léOM PANY 1401 F J‘T FRAN. 5606 ALMH on hand E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Protective Collaration Y their collars shall ye know them!” — a para- phrase pardonable in truth. The man who appears in a spruce white col- lar, fitting with fit- ting perfection, commands respect. Protect your pride with TOLMAN- 1ZED starched col- lars. White as well washed wool smooth as sub- merged soap, flex- ible as a wind- flung flag — and incomparably com- fortable. Call us: we'll call. It's Franklin 71. [ F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr 6th and C Sts. W. AM a-n-a-,a-uq,ra.— / / / STANLEY i FIRST RUN SELECT b IR PHOTO WVILE aneacks PERFECY Tweirm PLAYS Continuous Show, 1 to 11 Chas. B, Maddox’s New Big Revue “VOGUES & VANITIES” KEITH'S \ | ELKINS and WILLIE ANITA STEWART KEITH'S \\\ 11 ] / /SIANLEY POPULAR .\ FIRST RUN PRICE EA E seect VAUDE: A PHOTC VILLE ameacas PERFECT fnearee PLAYS Continuous Show, 1 to 11 The Famous Syncopators “THE MARYLAND COLLEGIATES” 10 Artists in a Great Repertoire MURRAY & ALLEN, TF 5 BROS. RS, 108 In James Oliver Curwood's “BAREE, SON OF KAZAN” Organ Accompaniment—Comedy—Etc. ~ UNDER THE SKY—ON THE EARLE ROOF Dancing 11 to Mldm(hf Without Extra Charge Following the Feature Tonight, Last Times, * CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN | ¥ AT 10th TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. First National Presents LEWIS S. STONE Virginia Nita Naldi and Edward en’s the LADY WHO LIED News. Novelty— Washing! eat Orchentra --EXTRA-- CRANDALL'S SATURDAY NIGHTERS “TAKING THE AIR" ' TIVOLI L'S 14th & Park R, TOMORROW 3 WOM X GOING 2 EN' AL CRANDALL'S CENTRAL STONE and ANNA Q. N TALKER.” = And lCRANDALLVS SAVOYTHEATER And Garden 14th and_Columbin Rd. nm. S 3 Mats ToRAY RO PLE 186 RANGER: i CRANDALL’S AVENUE G RAND TODAY ALMA RUBI i PER RANaoN TOMORROW n_“THE OHARA in_ CTHE AN'S CRANDALL’S YORK TH .\.TER - Ave %0 Phone Frank. 71-—72—73 Glbson S Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Great Sale of Surgical Quality Elastic Hosiery Afld TNSSCS You will always find our prices rL“l}l and our gervice thy 'ehin:fn.r: can ! n Vas} ° !‘.’luuc Hosiery and Ab- whatever says you Tal Drices mow prevail. ) $1.7a 8175 $4.00 Garter Stockings. ... $3.50 astor ogetnge. . $2:7D Knee Caps Anklets . Gibson's Special Washington Agents for Dr. Jeanner Walter's Pure Gum mndnc Garments amous reducing garments no-mvely Teiucs without injury’ or Giecomfort. Thousands are wearing (lecomIeZl measiire you and Bt you perfectly. We also carry: Jung Arch Braces. Dr. Scholl's Foot Appliances. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Remedies. 1L kinds of Special Ortho Braces and Appliances Made t0 mn. a lnv-ud Bods, etc. Get It At Gibson’s ‘Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917-919 G St. N.W. NAT'ONA S $1.10 - 85c - 50c MAT. SAT. 85c & 50c | NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Direction Clifford Brooke, Offer The Happiest Comedy of the Season “CHICKEN FEED” “Roars of Laughte; Landvoigt, Beg. Mon. Buy Seats Now. The Outstanding Event of the Summer Seamon. David Belasco's “KIKI" Famous Character Study Note: This play will be presented for one weel: and it is respectiully gested that cur patrons early rescrvations. HEVEII THE TWAIN SHALL MEET BY PETER B. KYNE n alluring romance of California nd_the South Seas, Featurin NITA STEWART—BERT LYTEL{ ning _Su THE “!TIIEET OF FORGOTTEN MEN" With Stellar Cast Tz LOEW'S GOI.IIMBIA _____F Street at 12th W Paramount Prueflla ZANE WILD HORSE MESA 4 thrilling romance of the Ari- zona plains featuring JACK HOLT--BILLIE DOVE AND NOAH BEERY Comedy—Ncwa—Overture Beginning Sunday MISS LILLIAN GISH In ‘anoll" | | “Soul Fire” WEITH-ALBE £ VAUDEVIILL GUS EDWARDS NEW PIERROT & PIERRETTE FROLIC 8 Telmted Oergseusly Gowned, Bewiiching Beawties MISS LILY MORRIS Comedy Bongs Unusual 4 CAMERONS The Irresistible Family 8 Other Fun Features ts, Special Bary 'sith Koolies of Velvet Kizd Ios Oream Fres at All Mats PHONES-MAIN <1384 - 3 AR ARLINGTON BEACH 1 Continnous 11 te 11 YOU DON'T TAKE A CHANCE THIS WEEK LAURA LA PLANTE “THE TEASER” “The Teaser' gives be. witching screen star her finest opportumnity.— Washington Herald The Teaser” is Laura La Plante at her best ton Times “DRUSILLA WITH MILLION™ NINTH AT G.NW. MARSHALL HALL FREE DANCING McWilliam’s Orchestra Film Features RAPHAEL 9th and O Streets '“-f E WARRENS ¢ W CAROLINA e LADY.” with J AMERICAN . THE LADY 2105 Pa. Ave. l"h “ 953 CIRCLE 3 ki PH COOLE 1 Ad; DOROTHY VET HALL M PERC NF “UMBARTON 5 D in “BRGKEN L. NEW STANTON othsc NOVAK KEXN W e WO SHALL CHEVY CHASE L McKinley St.,D.C ‘)ll H Street N EM”RE U.m;‘," METo mnd P COMPTC LIBER 2 d TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. ANGHE, SWE RONALD n _PREME M ELITE Se. 14th NEWv YORK WP NSERVATOR DANCING LESSONS Private and Clage, Up-to-date Steos TEACH TO DANCE IN 7 LESSONS Fe Waltz: Tango. Collegin Orcheat N.W. Tel. B @ 10 AM. e with EVERY SUNDAY 3 300 NINTH ST