Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 42

PLANTO SUPERVISE NEAR-BEER PLACES Detectives Assigned to Night Watches at Saloons Where Idlers Congregate. A permanent detail of de to super b lunchrooms, wh inaugurated vesterday by Chief Detectives Pra The duty will be performed by the men igned to the office, who, in- stead of working 14 and 10 hour shifts, will do S hours The two watches were { from $ a.m. 6 and th S am, the 1 the night being permitt night when there was nothins cial to claim their atte w the watch chang 12 midnizht, the latter sk gated with the of merly trict radunl dec ingers-on establish t Inspector Pratt Wwho drive the dets hour duty. DISMISSES HUSBAND'S SUIT FOR ANNULMENT | Judge Denies Plea of Herbert Sim- mons—Questions Wisdom of Wife's Action District his wite, Tre sund that the SOLDIERS WIN MEDALS | “Pape’s Cold Compound” Aid in Girl Res- mestown. Their Ch §. Helb of Hopw balette i a fantry, and } are attached to ¢ Cwy»\ \11 are st ar F ¢ fx ith and i1 b TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"The Rivals,” Sheridan's comedy, at Belasco—* 30 and 8:; Poli's—"The Student Prince,” a, at 8:18 Wardman Park Failed,” at $:30 p.m. Keith's—Jose Collins—Solly vaudeville, at 2:15 and p.m. Sally, Irene and continuous from ' comedy drama, at operet- “The Light That Ward, M 1 to 11 pan. Strand—Roval Pekin Troupe, vaude- ville, continuous from 0 to 11 p.m. I Guyety—Mollie v ms' Show, bur- Belles,” lesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. Metropolit “Just Suppose.” 10:30 a.m., 12:15, 1:45, 3:43, b: and 9:50 pr Columbi; am., 12 9:45 p.m. Rialto—"\What || ap w ned to Jone: at 11:40 am . 5:40, and 945 pan Palace—"1 wamn.. m li bur- Block,” at I:L'v. i 6:15, 8 and Infatuation,” at 2:40, Masked pom. » Unguarded Hour,” at W 9:40 p.m. Struck,” Bride,” t (colored)— nuous from 3 to 11 pan. KNOCKED FROM HORSE. | Confederate Veteran Struck by Auto Suffers Broken Leg 1o Th PON N . 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Stayton, founder and chairman of the organization, told the members of the Advertising Club of Washington at thelr weekly luncheon vesterday that these delegates prevented Bryan inserting a dry plank in the party plat- form and brought about the inclu- sion of the State rights plank. Capt. y 0 is a classmate ry of War Weeks at ¢ declared that he < until people miles away from Mim try to tell him that he could not. and predicted legislation by Con- that would_permit light wines beers by March, 18 The Senator King of Utah, jing that prohi {of the United 2 dry, T stat tion cost the people 500,000,000 an- the BLANK you want. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. 4% on Time Deposits Savings! Saving is not stinginess hut rather the very essence of char- acter, the foundation of success. Commercial acecounts and every banking ¢ rendered therewith, Bank open 8:30 to 3. days until 3 [ X8 5:20 to 8. | FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK | Tenth St., at Pa. 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Rochelters Toun s M"n‘r’?flr Feke O Fourtecath S w.|'\"‘.°\v".:'h'3 Selection to our Group cperation. ous must be unanimous The farm that is admitted to our corps of supply must qualify on the three supreme counts upon which is founded Chestnut Farms Dairy standard: Care of the cows; proper hygienic equipment, and whole-hearted co- A trio of exacting tests—and their continu- observance is what has made Chestnut Farms Dairy Milk—and service—famously uniform and satisfactory. Drink More Milk— it is nature’s food. Phone Potomac 4000 for Superservice Ghestrut@FarmsDairy Pennsylvania Avenue At 26th Street STAR, - WASHINGTO! etc. He also stated fhat conservative figures showed that if light wines and beers were allowed the Government would get a revenue of $500,000,000, thus bringing about a tax saving of $1,000,000,000. The speaker declared that if he thought prohibition was a good thing he would not oppose it, and stated that prior to the naming of Gen. 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