Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Roses CO-OPERATION SEEN ASNEED OF WURLI] Southern A. P. Head Stresses Principle in Speech to Press Body. WRAN Winters In < and t vees to friends in Canada TWO BOD FLAN WAR ON CRIM!NAL Crime Commission and Ass for Criminal Justice Formed in e motor— IRY ST = “old Ste. Laundry, 1139 17th car New M, LTI As Mild Breezes Blow re seldom s | has been so mild that roses are in e = | judge in California who issued the in- junction had no jurisdiction over the hie decided that the alleged offense was not criminal, but eivil, and that Miss| Are Abloom |EVAN FONTAINE FREED/ Dancer Not to Be Taken Back to| | GIVES COLLEGE $150,000. California as Judge Denies in Alaska Injunction Petition. Cnntributf\ Necessary Million. PRINCETON, N. J. January 15 ) —A zift of $130,000 toward the | $1.000.000° which Court | ra le in_connection with | 000 Cornelius Vanderbilt | educatic Whitney. ing of blolog e 1 Judge Jumes H. Wilkerson | wis announc vesterday denied the Government's| ident John petition for her remoVal to Califor-| ter meetin; . where contempt charges have| Thomas the donc | Alumnus December and the first ted Press January 15, E aine will not 1 51 this | to Calife contempt « | her suit ag: I Evan Bur he mean maxi last month and 1 and physical sclence yesterday by Pres- r Hibben at the Win- the trustees. Jones, 76, of Chicago, ifled that the income e gone to the ddie Caulkins to view in bloom. 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Notices | | have been sent to burglary policy | POLICIES IS RESTRICTED holders that their policies will be can- | U | celed from January 17 ‘an York Companv Puts Drastic] Mr. Robinson said the company had | lost much money on hundreds | Limitations on Activity—In- | thousands of dollars worth of policie: Mexican Train Wreck Reported XICO CITY, January 15 ) reports have hesn receive that the Mexico City La Resinol healed the trouble Face covered with ugly red pimples =] k R e |ln"l-x\\|xl|l~u for it in the last thre Valley Centre, Va., Feb. | B the Associated Press | NEW YORK Drastic | restrictions were placed yesterday on | the underwriting of by {for the metropolitan a tional Surety Co., b quent bu January 15 lnsurance Building | 15th & Eye Sts. Several Single Rooms One Suite 4 Rooms Moderate Rent Apply at building W. H. WEST COMPANY || | 916 15th St. were red and ugly locking. various remedies, but nothing did me any ood until I used esinol Soap and Resinol Ointment, I applied this treat- ment about five times every day and inaremarka- cuused the suspen: vy policles | COmpany saia by the Na e of the fre 8 l\ln al and faked, The New York Indemnity Co., a subsidiary specializing in burglary risks, will discontinue such policies unless underwritten at the m | subject to rigid restriction money thus diverted muy possibly be placed in the bail bondin = neld, ac | to A. H. Robinson, treasurer OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS Now Locuted In Our Own Blde. 922 14th St. Opposite Franklin Park CLAFLIN Formerty =0 1580 o, oth and ¥ und Optometrists The Palais Roya L. S. Plaut & Co. Kresge Deparlment Stores Nowark Quality Merchandise Resino! Mrs. M. / The Fair Chicago treatment ! L. Crickenberger. Men's Shop Main Floor Courteous Servics I 0 A January Sale of Importance to Washington Men Every Overcoat and Two-Trousers Suil (Lxcepting Tuxedos) 509, 25% and 209, Off $17.50 $18.75 $22.50 $26.25 $20.00 $26.00 $30.00 $28.00 $32.00 $36.00 $40.00 Materials are Cassimeres, Cheviots and 16 Sults tl_mt former)y sold for $35.00, now 39 and 40 my‘\ 20 Suits that sold for $25.00, now 35 Suits and 17 Overcoats that sold for $30.00, now 56 Suits and 17 Overcoats that sold for $35.00, 40 Overcoats that sold for $25.00, now 36 Overcoats that sold for $30.00, now 11 Overcoats that sold for $40.00, now 127 Suits and 29 Overcoats that sold for $35.00 46 Suits and 11 Overcoats that sold for $40.00 164 Suits and 30 Overcoats that sold for 5-.45.()() 15 Overcoats and 12 Suits that sold for $30.00, now , now , NOW , NOw now Models in suits are single and double hreasted. Worsteds. Overcoats are in both Fall and \Winter weights, single and double breasted models. ) 4 5 Sizes from 34 to 48 in one group or another. Palais Royal—Men's Shop—>Main Floor Our Semi-Annual Sale of Men’s Arrow Brand and E.&W. Shirts '1.95 In full swing! But still a good selection left. attached and separate collar to match. Palais Royal—Men's Shop—Main Floor $2.75 to $4.00 Values Sizes 13V, to 16, \Wonderful values. Neckband, collar R R X TR T TR TR Sizes 14 to 10 Years Boys® JANUARY SALE OF Boys’ “Jack Tar” Wash Suits $2.50 to $4.50 Values $ Jack Tar Wash Suits are made in accordance with the highest standards of quality and workmanship. [} The label of honor isn’t a mere trade name: it is a promise. If a Jack Tar suit doesn’t deliver the service, we will gladly give you a new suit in exchange. This lot represents a large group of sample suits made to sell for $2.50 to $4.30. each suit guaranteed fast color. = Jack Tar Suits are known for their splendid qualities, as to workmanship and style. Rub 'Em! Scrub 'Em! STYLES Tub 'Em! Middies Oliver Twist Button-on Styles Beach Boys Flappers Novelties MATERIALS Palmer Linen Middy Drill Chambrays Linens Peggy Cloth Palmer Linen, ir. COLORS Blues Tans Greens Lavenders Combination Colors Note! In this sale you will find adorable suits for the little kid- dies. Ages 17} to 6 years. 4 ‘Some time ago my face became covered with little pimples whic I tried bly short time I was rid of th- trouble. There is nothing like 1h- (°1znmr S C TR 9%