Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1925, Page 19

October Sale ORIENTAL RUGS Beautiful Collection of Rugs and Carpets at Reduced Prices Neshan G. Hintlian 1204 18th N.W. GINGER| ALE! NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. NEW and USED Office Furniture Save 50% and More H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. Main 9136 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT P ———| Shiny Noses you take it akes the pores ks like beautiful natu s a soft velvety com plexion. derfut Peoples 5 o O'Donnell’s Dr Stores, Inc, Premier 147 prizes—$2,500 in gold 14 7differentprizes, from $250 to $10 each, will be swarded to tho's send in lists of the s¢ number of practical food uses from one bot- tle of Premicr. This contest is open to those who have used Premier. One can send more than one list—but onlyone prize forany one contestant. Incaseotties, each tying contestant Swill be awarded the full smount of each prize tied for. Contest closes De- cember 1, 1925. AddressFrancis H.Leggett& Co.,NewYork remier Salad DRESSING fl L.E.BODY DISOWNS ~ DRY LAW SURVEY |Had Nothing to Do With Re- | port, Temperance Board Declares. dist Episcoy in a formal statement that the chur discliimed responsibility for the re port on prohibition issued recently through the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The report was not a report of the Iederal Council, the statement said, {but was issued by its commission on pared by small num. ms and represented onl ing of the report, the statement con- “justified by its sta- research ber of | them.” Tethodist with the e only is authorized to spealk | church on prohibition between s of the General Confe churche: iid. “undoubtedly & united in their support of prohibition wd few, if any, of their individual members are out of sympathy with | that sup| On matters essential to an life and faith and on ques als there i ev jon. It is not on questions of tional relations. s not and cannot be a imous opinion. Not only is the nce of conviction between indi Al members of Christian churches, public expressions which mixht ion of single denominations would al most “inevitably misrepresent the con- | sensus of other denominations.” | TRUCK AND BUS CRASH. cape Injury. A bus of the Washington Rapid driven by Shelton Steele, 1 Allison street, and a motor vehicle - Smith Transfer and Storage Co., 1313 U stre ge of Raymond Covington street, collided enth and Kenyon streets this ransit Co., to the p Passengers 26 yvears old, : ompanied the iver, received slight injury. & reported the brakes of both s in perfect working order. The will be investigated in Traffic the Globe fully arrang ‘World Cruis 132days oA Perfect Mayonnaise Combing Won’t Rid Hair of Dandruff The only sure way ret rid of dandruft is to dissolve it. then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the sealp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight and by morning most, if not ail, of your dandruff will be gone and two or three more applications will completely dis solve and entirely destroy every single sign and tracé of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find. too, th digging of the and your Flosey, sl o0 to do the Advertis ECZENiA OVER BABY'S HEAD Caused Deep Eruptions, Hair Came Out. Healed by Cuticura, * My baby was troubled with ec- zema which broke out almost all over her head in pimples. It itched and burned causing her to scratch, and the scratching caused deep, sore eruptions that were badly in- flamed. Her hair came out in spots and she was very fretful Streets, Large Two Mail Del Stores and a New Graded School Inspect and Consider This Exceptionally Well weurately retlect the majority opin- | { Passengers on W. R. T. Vehicle =Es- | : of the truck and dam- | wer vehicle resulted. | tumes, will follow the parade. Twen transferred to an- | ty-five prizes for costumes, -individua ight delay.|and group. comie, Largest and finest liner ever to circle Sailing Westward in No- vember,1925, on a master- the Belgenland will repeat her eminently successful From New York Nev. 3§ Los Angeles Dec. 1% San Francisco Dee. 14 BackinNewYork Apriie, 1926 14 countries Limited to 475 passengers World Cruise You Want High Home Value At Moderate Cost AURORA HILLS Values Are High Because of Its Improvements Our own artesian water supply Outfall sewer to the river Llectric Light and Telephone Service Concrete Sidewalks and Well Graded THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1925. 30 Days, $100 Fine And Driving Ban Speeder’s Penalty John Thomas Young, 1313 Taylor street, the first defendant charged with @ third offense of speeding under the new regulations, was convicted by Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Traffic Court today, and given the minimum penalty allowea— $100 fine, a jall sentence of 30 days and the revocation of his permit. He_pleaded guilty. g cted of speeding Judge Schuldt and fined . and on July 19 was put on probation by Judge Macdonald in a second v He day for speeding at the miles an hour on Mz avenue. Because of the illness of Young's wife, Judge Schuldt imposed the of the permit. FINALE OF CARNIVAL T0 BE HELD TONIGHT Concluding Program of Columbia Heights Show Postponed From Last Friday. | Columbia Heights will be the scene | of another mardi gras this evening, when a gay throng of men, women |and children will participate in the < program, postponed from | last Friday, of the Fall street car I nival staged by the Columbia Heights | Business Me Assoctation. Commissioners have ic | | extended the time of the permit for | the closing of Fourteenth street from P ations and the powerful | flood lights used the first night of the | fete will be restored. While the pre n will be featured by the children’s ivities, adults are invited to participate in the dancing, | which will be held in the street, and in_other events al There will hildren’s costume contest, and a pi of the car nival ourt in _dec orated itomobiles accompanied by { an escort of business men of the com- | munity, citizens and Boy TS | The United States Rand_is | expected to head the All chil- | dren and adults in costume are asked [ to report at 7 o'clock at Fourteenth street and Park road, opposite the south side of the Tivoli Building. The Fourteenth street twice between Mon- roe street and Columbia road. The major event of the evening awarding _prizes for children’s cos unique, bizarre, beautiful, will be given. In the event of rain the costume contest will be | held indoors in the Arcade Auditorium, | at_Fourteenth street and Park road. The third part of the program will assume more of a carnival aspect than last Thursday night, ed itinerary, e of last year. 0 cities company. Shade Trees iveries a Day parade will start at 7:30, traversing | ASKS URSDGTN N SLAYING £AS Maryland Wants to Try Dry Agents Charged With Havre de Grace Killing. Maryland today asked the Supreme Court for leave to file three petitions directing Federal Judge Soper and the United States District Court for Maryland to remand to its jurisdiction . Franklin Ely and other pro- hibition agents indicted for the mur- der of Lawrence Wenger at Havre de sted that it not only ) over the men to try them on the c ge of murder, but that they were wanted for trial on charges of perjury before the cor- oner's jury and of conspiracy to ob- struct justice. Ely, with Robert D. Ford, John M. and Wilton L. Stevens. prohi- bition ugents, and William bing, who acted as their chauffeur, were charged with murder and held by the State for trial. On habeas corpus proceedings they were turned over to the Federal Gov- ernment and released on bail. The | Federal Government insisted that at the time Wenger was found dead the agents were acting in their official capacity and as agents of the Internal Revenue Bureau were entitled to trial in the Federal courts. The agents claimed that they had just completed some investigations and were about | to return to Baltimore when Wenger | was found mortally wounded lying be- side a path alons which they were walking, and died before he could re- ceive medical attention. Held for Smashing Windows. Two window panes and glass panel of a door of an unoccupied building at 1110 Eighth strect south- east were smashed last night, it is *harged, by Thomas Able, 18 yvears old, of 513 Fifth str ast. Able was treated at Casualty Hospital for cut hands, and police detained him es of intoxication and disor- rly conduct and destroying private property. had ju Barte when there were several addresses, and the dense crowds hampered street events. Tonight there is to be dancing {in the streets for young and old. The carnival committee again an- “hnun('?.\ that the entire public is in | vited. that there will be no admission | charges or entrance fees, no fakers, | within the carnival area and nothing | for sale in the streets. | IT’S part of masculine are certain the radio was first heard our proper place. They female could ever com to bargain hunting. Are Hardly. 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In American circles today there was a feeling of confidence that the debt of the new republic, born after the World War, would be funded. It is one of the smaller obligations advanced by the United States to European countries. United States Figures Ready. The Treasury experts have prepared the American Government's figures for the conference, and the American commission was understood today to be ready to meet the visitors. Details of what positions will be held to- morrow have not been announced. Some difference as to the exact amount of the obligation, however, seems to have developed between the Amerfcan and Czechoslovakian gov- ernments. The Treasury Department |/ figures show a debt of $117,679,095, but it is understood the debtor commission has come prepared to ask for con- sideration of their debt at a smaller figure. In fact, it was understood that in diplomatic correspondence the Czecho- slovakians had said they recognized an obligation of about $80,000,000. $91,879,671 Claimed. The principal of the Czechoslovakian debt is placed by the Treasury at $51, §79.671, and_the interest to May 16 stands at ¥ 09,424 O Is were silent today on the reported differences of opinion as to the actual obligation of the Czech government, Rough Weather Prevents Efforts to Recover Bodies. NEW LONDON, Conn., October & (P)—Rear Admiral 1. H. 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