Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 16

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POLITESLASHER SUSPET I HLD Fiend Stabbed Women, Cour- teously Asked How They Felt and Fled. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, March 11.—Police are holdir r by today hers on the 1 was picked n summoned a palr I of small nwed no explain- i out that Tucker Strait-Jackets Passe .in Texas Insane Asylums By the Assoclated Press. AUSTIN, Tex., March 11— Ilumanitarianism mixed with good food, and entertainment has re- moved the shackles of restraint yn the six insane asylums of cets, paglded cells nt béds are now articles tten age In the institu- utiful grounds, moving hows, dancing and ex- now at the convenience A violent lunatic brought into the peaceful surroundings of thp.-x:: Antonio by I perintendent b 3 f no more use. One man has been put under restraint since September 1, Dr. Johnson said. There are 2,323 in- mates in the San Antonio Insti- tution. 1s the most progressive of Bad Breath Comes from Constipation Don’t try to cover up bad breath. Remove the cause. Get rid of constipation and your breath will become fresh and sweet. Even more important, you will notice immediate im- provement in your health and spirits. Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is safe for everybody. It does not affect the stomach and is not ab- sorbed by the body. Medical authorities approve Nujol be- cause it is 5o safe, so gentle and so0 natural in its action. Nujol makes up for a defi- ciency of natural lubricant in the intestines. It softens the waste matter and thus permits thorough and regular bowel movementswithoutgriping. Nujol can be taken for any length of time without ill ef- fects. Unlike laxatives, it does not form a habit and can be discontinued at any time. Ask your druggist for Nujol. I LOUIS GOLD CO You Will Agree That These Are Unusual Values A visit here tomorrow or Saturday will convince you that Louis Gold is offering the Newest Dresses at a most unusual price! A Special Purchase of Advance Spring DRESS Modes which we will offer See them in our . Dress Section Second Floor Friday - and Saturday a5 The Newest French Prints (in dazz- ling colors), Spring Jerseys in new to 48). RERDBRDLN B o BE SEEN TO ATED! T shades for street and office wear, New Flannels in high shades, adapt- able for street and sports wear, etc. In fact, every conceivable mode to perfectly please and fit the girl (sizes 14 to 20) and the woman (sizes 36 MAY WE EMPHASIZE THAT THESE VALUES MUST BE APPRECI- Gold € ! LJ 1214 F Street N.W. - THE EVENING STAR, BERNHARDT FORESAW MARIE ADELS’ FAME Red-Haired Star of “Cyrano” Im- pressed “Divine Sarah” When But Three Years 0ld. By the Associated Press, POCATELLO, Idaho, March 11— How Marie Adels, titlan-haired beau- ty, who has risen to stardom in New York in the role of Roxane, whom Cyrano de Be ac wooed for his prophec; vas told h s Adels, ording to , is destined tc steps of the immor- dramatic ¢ follow in the foo! t S opposite Walter al of Rostand's “Cyrano de * at his own theater in ) ¢ father, has the stage since she It happened in thi: i i for s old. played at Houston, Tex. o was invited to sit for her portrait at a studio in that . then under the manage A Here the met the tudio and in srediction ‘o [amount uncollectible. YOUR INCOME TAX No. 10. A debt discovered to be worthless and charged off the books of the tax- payer for the year 19256 may be de- ducted from the gross income in com- puting the net income for that year. The return must show evidence of the manner in which the worthless- ness of the debt was discovered and that ordinary and legal means for its debts may be deducted in whole When deducted the tax- payer must be able to show with a reasonable degree of certainty the Partal deduc- tlons are allowed with respect to spe- cific debts only. A valld debt proved to be worthless may not always be a proper deduc- tlon. For example, unpald amounts representing wages, rentals or similar items ‘are not allowed as reductions unless included as gross income in the creditor’s return for the year in which the deduction is sought or in a pre- vious year. The fact that expected income was not received does not re- duce the amount of taxable income of the creditor. Unpaid loans made to needy rela- tives or friends with little or no ex- pectation that they would be repaid are not deductible, but are regarded as gifts, Blurring by frost or rain may be eliminated by the use of a cellulold window that is attached to the wind- shield of an automobile, according to the claim of the fnventor. = Fiber ‘Stroller Complete adjustable foot rest. Priced as Low as $1 2.75 IR construction is of the very highest. Bed, large Dresser, Chifforette, large Vanity, Spring, Mattress, two Pillows. with hood and DIVIDEND INCREASED BY PERE MARQUETTE Action Seen as New Obstacle to Nickel Plate Merger Proposals. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 1l.—Another obstacle was placed in the path of the proposed Nickel Plate merger, already under the ban of the Inter- state Commerce Commission, when directors of the Pere Marquette Rall-| }} way, one of the five roads involved in the unification plan, yesterday in- creased the annual dividend rate on the common shares from $4 to $6 and declared an extra dividend of $2 a share. The action insures better terms for the Pere Marquette stockholders it the merger is reconstructed on a new financial basis. Financial interests close to the Van Sweringens, however, indicated that the higher dividend policy of Pere Marquette would not be an insur- mountable barrier to the Nickel Plate plan. New leasing terms, it was said, would bo based upon actual carning power rather than dividend rates. Meanwhile the increased return on the stock will help to carry the Van Swer- ingens' holdings of about 150,000 shares or will net them a profit of geveral million dollars if the merger attempt is abandoned. 0. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen re- turned to Cleveland today without having made definite plans for their future course of action, so far as their S opiece Room 3-Burner Gas Stove $1575 With large oven, which has white enamel front. A fine cookers and baker at a very low price. Only $1 Cash Outfit. Here’s a rare opportunity to secure 10 wonderful pieces for the living room at the usual cost of an overstuffed suite alone! Ten pieces, consisting of long Settee, Wing Chair and Armchair with loose cushions, covered in a beautiful, rich velour; mahogany-finished Davenport Table, Polychrome Base, Shade, two mahogany Candlesticks and two decorated Book Ends. 8 Pieces....$129 This is one of the sensational values we are offering during this special sale. The price is very low but the quality of material, workmanship and Eight pieces, consisting of Bow-end . Simmons Day-Bed Complete with all - cotton pad, cretonne cover, strong sanitary spring. Useful and attractive; easy to operate. Special at— 51 4.75 Only $1 Cash Our Usual Easy Credit Terms Prevail During This Sale }i‘.llmllllflmlllilIIIIl!lllllllllllllllillllllllllIIIIIHlIIIIlllllfllllllflllllllllllflllllIHlllllllllflI!IIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!III!IIIIHE WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926. banking assoclates were informed. The Nickel Plate executives, it was intimated, were still anxious to pro- ceed with the merger unless unex- pected difficulties developed. QUEEN PLANS REFORM. MADRID, March 11 UP)—Queen Victorin is whortly to establish a precedent an regards women's dresses to be worn at court and during re- Uglous wervieds. In comp! h the winhes of Pope Plus, t will_wer long dresses with cut “bodico and collar. Th will ba long. Decollette gowns and goewns with short sle or no jes at all are to be frowned upon. Queen vle of The new dress with which Victorla will set the new s fushion will be of gold bro S the Qu 1y all the women PETITION PRESIDENT TO PARDON SUMMERS 137 Members of Virginia Assembly in Plea for Former Dis- trict Attorney. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, March 11.—President Coolidge was petitioned to pardon L. P. former United States dis- trict_attorney for the western district 4 from the 15-month peni- tion for violation of penal code of the Unite ion signed by 137 n o neral Assembly of Virginla to d the belief that even were mmers guilty Address All Communications to of approving certain vouchers he was charged with approving his punish ment was more than sufficlent for the offense. It declared that his confine ment in prison would not advance the pubile interest and would only add ad aitional humiliation to his wife and children. g e WOMEN ASK SUFFRAGE. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico., March 1! (#).—The Pan-American Association of Women of Porto Rico made public a letter addressed to Gov. Towner urg ing him to ask Congress to give Porto Rican women the right to vote. “The banner of the most demoeratic v in the world,” the letter says have no place under its folds for Ily enslaved women by the side ally free men.” Women are wearing fewer clothe than ever before—and paying mor: for them. W. M. Hornstein, Clearing House. 107 6th St. N. W. Phone Fr. 7059 D Bakers Cocoa The nationally famous cocoa that has led the world for years 14-1b Cans PICKILES Priced ridiculously low Specially Priced 14-1b Pkg. An exceptionally fancy quart jar—the finest pickles obtainable Fancy Head Rice Del Monte Sardines Asparagus Tips Imported in Pure Olive 0Oil Pints Seeded or Secedless Pkg. No. 1 Square. Cans 2cans 25¢C 2 PKgs. Coffee Washington’s Oown 1-1b Can 39° 10c 33¢c 2¢cans J §¢ 27¢c 25¢ Protecto Safety Matches,2, 15¢ Post Wheat Mea The New Cereal Pkg. 23¢ 10 Pounds SUGAR 5%c¢ Pineapple Mil Hawailan Sliced in Heavy Syrup From Bethesda Farms Dairy—the product of nearby Maryland farms 10 Ibs. can 25¢ it.13c 855¢ Macaroni-Spaghetti Ayrshire Butter Lb,, GOLD BAND BUTTER,Ib., 5 3 ¢ Choice Leg of Lamb Per Ib. CERESOTA FLOUR The Priz Pastry Flour of the World 5 Ibs. 35 12 Ibs. 79¢ CORBY’S HOSTESS CAKE Brings Joy to Your Table FountainHams 58¢ GOLD BAG Ketchup Chilli Sauce Noodles Regular 15¢ Value e 10¢ 41° COFFEE,Ib., 35¢ SNIDER’S 17¢ 23¢ Oyster Cocktail Sauce 23c Chas. Schneider Baking Co.’s CRISP VIENNA BREAD Pleasingly Different Finest Cincinnati’s PILLSBURY’S Pancake Flour pkg. 14¢ HOLMES’ PIES . Milk-Made by the Famous Holmes Bakers—Every Variety AT ALL DGS STORES

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