Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 18

1 ’ ST. LOUIS VERY WET. OFFICAL REPORTS Health Commissioner Says He Who Has Price May Buy Liquor. , April 6.—There is no 1LOT thing as prohibition in St. Louls t liguer and has ¢ ed. Health » kloft e L ., without qualifi v r Walter 1 ’ v Jersey, he king a prominent part in the 2kt for modifi tion of the prohibi the Se v communication to the Sen: kloff declares that from . inclusive, before the t went into effect, 8,181 3 treated at the in the from 1920 to 19 almost ints out that the patients treated e hospital during the period fol- g probibition were in worse con- > to the kind of liquor drunk, cases deve delirium Wife Charges D-sertion. dith H. Manus today filed| absolute divorce from S 1 { { | in Washington are cordially invited to see the smart col- lection of Spring and Sum- mer apparel shown by | 7 i 1 § LPORATED | 1747 Rhode Island Ave. | an exclusive shop featuring eor- rect attize for the weminary glrl \ 1%¢9.00 oot ROUND TRIP NIAGARA FALLS Sunday, April 25 Special Through Train No ch: of ears | Pennsylvania Railroa JL_The Stondard Kuilroud of the World O1L "The Best ollin AUTOCRAT MOTOR OIL from the oil wells in Pennsylvania, which has the ability to stand up under the toughest conditions. Beware of Substitutes At Good Dealers Everywhere 1 | BAYERSON 0lLWORKS~CclUMBIAl' | Watch Your Dog At the very first symptom of chills, dis- charge from eyes, and loss of appetite give Glover's Imperial Distemper Medi- cine and continue for several days after all eymptoms have disappeared. This medicine lo very effective in the treatment and prevention of distemper and colds. Glover's Imperial Medicines for all deg silments for sale at all Drug Stores, Pet Shops, Sporting Goods Stores. Write for free “Treatise on Address Dept. ..zmm B CLAYGLO' €O, lnc. 19 Fifth Avenne. 'lnl-lflr GLOVERS IMPERIAL MEDICINES z Resurfacing Cost Of Old Streets - Put at $2,416,545 Resurfacing of Washington's old and worn out streets would cost approximately $2,446,045, it was estimated today by the Dis- trict highway department. A report on the condition of the streets has been prepared by the department for the Senate co_mmiuea on appropriations. It shows that there are 815615 square yards of street pavement in the District 30 or more years old. This represents the extent of the arrears in the resurfacing of obsolete pavements. Two stretches of pavement re- ferred to in the report were laid 59 vears ago ond have not been renewed since. They are Grant place between Ninth and Tenth streets, and De Sales street from Seventeenth street to Connecticut There are 431,116 square yards of pavement from 25 to 29 years old wi h need resurfacing, ac- cording to the report. ‘There also are 477,418 square yards be- tween 21 and 24 years old. PEAGE WITH RIFFS APPEARS DISTANT Armistice Observed on Small Portion of Front, But At- tacks Are Nurr)emus. By the Assoclated Prese. PARIS, April 6.—A tacit armistice along the eastern extremity of the Franco-Riffifan front was the only tndication pointing toward peace In the Moroccan situation today. East of Taza the French aviators re able to fly over the Riffilan ywhere without drawing fire. a, however, the Rifflans at- today and were driven off after a short sharp engagement. An offensive against the Spanish in the direction of Larache also is reported. French official circles belleve the | peaceful .disposition shown by the tribes in the eastern sector indicates that they have had enough fighting ang would be glad to make peace, while the tribes farther to the west lrem.lln belligerent. This lack of unanimity, along with | now lines At tack TTHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT the attitude of the Spaniksh govern- ment, which refuses to hear of ab- solute autonomy for the RIff, sent peace stock down to a low point to- dey. It is expected that hostilities will be resumed on a large scale s soon as the weather is sufficlently settled to permit serious operations. e i s ASKS FULL LIBERTY. Gadaldon Says Philippines Must Be Independent. VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 6 (P).—Isauro Gadaldon, commissioner for the Philippine Islands at Wash- ington, announced on his arrival here yesterday from Manila, en route to ‘Washington, that he would work for nothing less than complete independ- ence for the islands. “On the demand for independence all the people of the islands are abso- lutely urited,” he asserted. ‘“We seek no partial liberation, but complete nuto{::zwy to handle our affairs as we see fit. FOR SLAYING OFFICER 8. A. and Forest Robinson Electro- outed in Huntsville, Tex., for Mur- der of Motor Cycle Policeman. By the Associated Press. HUNTSVILLE, Texas, April 6.—S. A. Robinson and Forest Robinson, negro brothers of Dallas, Texas, were (@lectrocuted at the State prison here this morning for the murder of Mptor Cycle Policeman C. M. Isbell of Dallas the night of February 4. Forest Robinson, the first to go to| his doom, entered the chair at 12:20 | &y, the current was turned on three times. He was pronounced dead at 1429 a.m, 8. A. Robinson went to | the chalr at 12:36 and was pronounced | dead @ 12:48. i A few minutes before he went to the electric chair 8. A. Robinson told | the authorities that his brother had | confesses to him the killing of another | man at Deport in January, 1925, | —— After June 1 no forelgn vessels will be allowed to carry on coastwise trade between Turkish ‘ports of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. That's the Best News genuine NEW STORAGE Willar Rubber Case 13 Plates cAt all Willard Battery Stations. ISHINE Polishes All Metals A Quick Shine for a long time AT ALL DEALERS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM (have Chase Supply Co. onn. Ave. N.W. Turville Hurdware Conn. Ave. N.W ! i Palals Royal Eleventh and G Sts. N.W. Hugh Reills 1334 New York John H. Magrod Conn. Ave. and K er, Inc, Dunham Hardware st N . C 5514 Conn. Av N. W. Bur 817 14ib €. C. Fawnett 1357 Wisconsin Ave. N.W Unfon Hardware Co. NW. S. Stein 1 307 H St N.E. | R. Winston Hardware 2918 14th St. N.W. mer & Duehring, Ine. 532 Fourteenth St. N.W. Maryiand Decorating Co. 4525 Wisconsin Ave. 0. W. Youngblood Haw. Takoma Parl Sherldan Hardware and Elec. 0o, es- 2148 P St. N.W. A # 3 3 3. A. Moors 5 1913’ 7th St. N.W. . Wali’a H; 3. J. Kenny ‘& Non 330 8th St. SE. 3124 ‘Georela Ave. N.W. Many other good dealers also varry BURNISHINE in stock, DISTRIBUTORS Globe Wholesale & Distributing Co., Inc. 423 K Street Main 3753 * 4 » AR & Swelling. The first application N brings Great Relief. Stops Itching Instantly and Quickly Relieves Irritation Severe tests in cases of long standing have proved that PAZO OINTMENT can be depended upon with absolute certainty to Stop any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Recommended by Physicians and and Foreign Countries. 7 PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 75¢ and in tin boxes, 60c. The circular enclosed x‘:h each tube and box contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. Beaumont and Pine Street Druggists in United States of heavy silk ment! NEGRO BROTHERS DIE {PONZI, CONVICTED, STARTS LANSBURGH. & 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—F Member of American Retailers’ Association, Inc. —from the Sport Shop, Second Floor The Sport Shop, famous for the breezy smartness of its styles, and for the astonishingly low price tags they bear, has yet another treat to offer for Spring. A new collection of sport frocks— and straightline models assimilated two - piece styles — bolero and sur- plice effects that are very smart. blues, greens—a flower-like assort- SECOND FLOOE, LANSBUEGH & BRO. N, . C, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926. perimenting with raising silk worms. Under $5,000 bond pending the hear- ing of a motion for a new trial, Ponzi went calinly about carrying ont this NEW FLORIDA SCHEME Financial Wizard, Out on Bond, newest scheme. He was convicted here for violation of Ktate laws governing: usiness conducted under ceclaration of trust. NEWLY PERFECTED Arranges to Import 25,000 Ital- lian Farmer Families. By tho Associated Prees. JACKSONVILLE, ¥la., April .- Charles Ponzl, financlal wizard, con- victed here recently on State charges growing out of his Charpon Land Syndicate dealings, announced a new land scheme yestarday. Ponzi sald he now planned to bring 25,000 Italian farmer families to Flor- ida for the cultivation of at least 35,000 acres of land. His scheme calls for the hedging of the farm plots with mulhe: trees for the purpose of ex- Beiter Than Aspirin — Results Quicker, Users Say, and More Satisfactory. Men and women troubled with frequent, troublesome headaches or the occasional kind can be relieved in a quick, satisfactory way in just a few minutes. “1 suffered with fearful | i | Sormnhingv for Everybody 7j-me Watch for Our Op;aing speclalists, too—bu, they kept com- ing back until I heard our drug- gist ‘recommending these wonder- ful ‘s Headache Medicine Tablets to a friend of his. I knew that for years the Harper Labora- tories have specialized in making galilith—"twill handbag, and MEDICINE BRINGS WONDERFUL head- | aches—tried everything — consulted | pals liquid headache medicine, and if| N The Latest! “Bag Dabs” A tiny box made of colored deco trated perfume. A dab of your favorite odor behind each ear is all you need. $125. HEADACHE RESULTS, USERS SAY they were now turning out a tablet it must be the very latest thing out, and, accords , the drug- glst, hundreds of customers were already using them with wonderful results. I bought o Zj-cent bottle, and from that time on l've kept free of headaches. Goodness knows I suffered long enough. Nobody need headaches or neuralgic farper’ s Leading i Harper's ablets now, or send 25 cents for bottle prepald | to_Harper Medicine Co., 467 C ¥ N., Washiugton, D take up no room within is a cream of co; STREET FLOOK of the Season Spring’s Cleverest crepes. Two-piece adapts itself to almost every the early Summer hats of hai: The lovely pastel shades are just what you want for Springtime and Summer. Yellow, rose, pink, uith @ b.’% of the same sha: wers. . Navy crocheted straw with Crocheted Straw Millinery ’10 So soft, so light—so smart 1s this new straw that foremost fashion of the season, with its only rival We have sketched threc very charming models! A broad-brimmed hat of hair braid, in copen blue A black crocheted straw, bound with gray ribbon and with a gray pompom poised on the side. $10. i and a band of bright red. $10. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBUEGH & BEO. Origination! style! Decidedly the r braid. de of velvet and blue a red and black feather $10 to $12 Values, in Fact! %6.95 While it is the broken sizes that are responsible for the underpricing of these high-grade shoes, you are certain to find your size in one or more of these attrac- tive models: Opera, D'Orsay, gore, step-in and numerous straj style pumps, as well as oxfords; in black satin, velvet suede, patent colt, or kid, brown or tan calf and com binations. All heels in the group. Come and find yoursel! a real bargain! SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Some Mighty Fine Shoes v $3.50 How well dressed youTl feel. how well groomed you'll look with this Le Contour Corset hold- ing your figure trim and slenderly straight! Models at a Very Popular Price Thailored to a nicety—these fine twill coats, with the season’s smart- & est style features cleverly adapted for the miss, the woman of average size and the extra sized woman. Some of these smart features are tucked effects, graceful puffed sleeves, gay embroidery, cape-backs, and, perhaps, most important, trim- mings of mole or squirrel in natural or beige shade. A splendid choice of colors, in- cluding: Gray, navy, tan, bois de rose, sandal, bluebell, green and black. Sizes from 14 years to size 501 extra size. SECOND ILOOR, LANSBURGH & BEO. Spring's Smartest Coats Presented in a Varied Selection of Made of such fine heavy coutii that it may be worn every day— at home or in the office—and still retain its shapeliness and style. The elastic top assures comfort and the long line over the hips is relieved by an elastic gore. Note the reinforced front. Sizes 25 to 36, in flesh color only. Madame ordinary bit of silk and transform frock particularly your own. materials tomorrow! EECOND FLOOR, COESET SHOP You have but to do the mechanics of the job, sewing the seams. She cuts your dress in any style you wish, fits it tc your figure and pins it, so that your part is easy. Buy your Her charge is but $1.25 to $2.50. THIRD FLOOE. LANSBURGH & BRO. Le Contour Corset For Everyday Smartness and Comfort Miller Will “Make™ Your Frock Mal;ing the style of the frock is all in the cut, the line, the proportion, says Vogue—and Madame Miller will take just an it into a stunning frock. « An artistic tinted photograph t ‘Washington Monument in the ed. fram Framed Pictures of the Famous Cherry Blossoms | $2.00 minder to those who have seen these lovely blossoms in their glory; and a real treat to those who have missed them. A 7x9-inch picture, with either the Lincoln Memorial or the A 5x7 Cherry Blossom Picture in a folder for 50c. STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. hat will be a delightful re- background; appropriately