Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 24

STAR, WASHINGTON, 24 THE EVENING BEVERIDGE FLAYS 1 - NEWLIQUOR ORDER Use of Two-Tone Brown. Ex- Sena(or Says Coolldge 5‘ Cornet solo, fanta: lettering. ‘ “Alpine Flowers Hoch Mr. Merrill explained that the old i Enforcement Edict Will | Principal Musician Arthur double-deck busses need repainting and S. Whitcomb. if the brown color of the new busses | Change Government. Grand scenes from Dleasen the public. the old ones will be s painted to match them. Otherwise - They will he given new coats of their present colors, gray with red bands around the top decks. Colors for busses, Mr. ' Merrill pointed out, should be selected with two fdeas I mind, One of these 18 o | look well on the streets and the other is to be sufficiently conspicuous so they may he seen approaching. _The band will leave — D. €, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1926. BAND CONCERTS. Sylvan Theater, Monument grounds, today at 7: cert by the United & rine Band. Willlam H. ylor Branson, Fresh Milk Per Quart lzc B - Specials Until Saturday’s .Closin'g Canada Dry Ginger Ale Doz. * ] £ Cook’s Pound Cake 2 45¢ Size. ... Something of Importance to You About Oranges > As the calendar changes, so also does our source of sup- Cam bell s Tomato Sou 3cm'25c ply for Oranges. For the past two months we have sup- p p plied you with those wonderfully fine, large Florida Valen- cia Oranges. Now the time has arrived when the season “T'd ”H b4 R § 15 is near its close and the ¢ actically picked and - l ewater errlng 03 Can c kem]l m\t}::\;raln:gc lirlklr';:;t‘)r{)‘c( :;an\1 I:\caie];h?: mm:ll;r An expression of approval or dis’ 1 Yead i approval of, the color scheme of the e A new double-deck busses of the Wash- PR |ington Rapid Transit Co. is being March, “Rifle Regiment.” Sousa. | | cought by E. D. Merrill, president and Overture, “Rienzi general manager of the company. The “"Pasquinade color is a two-tone brown with gold adame . Puceini Lahar Thurban narch. Sings,” | | By the Associated Press | | suite, PHILADELPHIA, June 3.—Presi-| (a) “The Tiger dent Coolidge’s recent executive order on prohibition matters was the subject | of criticism in an address last night by | | | Watermelon Fete,” Albert I, Bev: The former Indiana Senator spoke before the Historical Society of Penn aylvania in its celebration of the res “The Star Spangled Banner.” Notice- auicentennfal of American independ- | | for Nex York tomorrow to take | | Gjven Cadet Appo nt. ance I | part in the massed band con- | | ; No - He gaid that the order empowering | | cert In Madison Square Garden. Special Dispatch to The Star charge for contain 5 for the Ol Ironsides rally. and "REDERICKSBURG. Va., June 3. I.ess than one dozen price is 2 bottles for 35c. Iocal officers 1o become agents of the | Federal “which, White, jr.. a 1926 graduate of ]-r-derlrkehulg High School, has re- ceived notice of his appointment by Gov. Byrd as a cadet at Virginia Mil- Institute from the State at Government was a step| | return to Washington June . if it succeeds and becomes | B Center Band, James E. Miller, director, will be presented at | Vermont avenue and U street northwest tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock The program will he: and fundamentally change our of Government and change it af once. “To make local officials also Federa oMecials,” he sald, “is, in practical ef- | fact, to destroy our political subdi-| visions, or, at the very least, to sub-| | L s - cirden 5 | arch. “Call Me Henry ntér t towns, cities and counties and LR I e, State to 2 national control centralized | Wity Tames E. Miller at Washington. Fox. trot '('hnkta‘::ala“d o n o n Cites Ploneers’ Plans. | ] gpteetion, lots A special price this week only. Tidewater is the fin- stores until next \prmg “The former officer of our Regular Army who devised this change in the American system and who s in charge of the execution of it tells us the con- stitutional pretext for it. He says that the hitherto exclusive police pow ar of the States is now shared by the | central Government. If this military and bureaucratic exposition of consti Titona e s the ‘planners | ESCAPED CONVICTS HELD and builders of American institutions | wrought in vain “Itis obvious that if local officiale can be made national officials to exe- | cute one national law in a particular | lacality they cannot be made agents of | Overture, Vocal sdlo, est-quality herring roe we have ever found. So Now We Turn to California. The variety known as Navels are, of course, a Winter product, and the season for Navels is over. But California produces as a [ Honey Dew” Crushed e No. 2 Summer market crop the “California Valencia,” and we Hawa“an Rlpe Plneapple 4 15c ha've regei\'e(] three carloads to start off \\'ith. Contrasted with this vear’s crop of Valencias from Florida these Cali- fornia Valencias run more to smaller sizes. Selectio pers 8 n Verdrs Opera. Fox trot, "Good Night. | Roettger and Small March, *Thunderer .Sousa “The Star Spangled Banner." are Pets to be Proud of Don't take a chance G the life of your dog, when it is sick. Use the Dog Medi- cines thar have proved their nf..bmn for more than half a century—the time-tested, old relisble GLOVERS | IMPERIAL MEDICINES ) Five of Six Returned to anen-\ worth Prison. | ATCHISON June 3 (A). This is truly remarkable value-giving. There are se many Kans. wavs to use crushed (or grated) pineapple that every house- a general and centralized government | Five of six prisoners who escaped ‘Dissasss of the Dog and How to F wife should welcome this offering. Every woman should trv . g » . : {0 enforce other national laws in ever | from the disciplinary barracks at Fort Lm».._:m....»--—- ) one can, we predict vou'll be back for a dozen cans before But you will find these Californias to be thin-skinned and rich oeality. a careful President like | Leavenwn nesday were capture: I3 : ) o s £ . § our present Chief Executive would | heve testerday m'wd returned to an . C‘«r‘rr-;‘gr;‘ucg a:Nc aturday night. in juice and most delicious in flavor—in fact, they are considered by use wisely this unlimited and ess thorities a1 the fort. B L 3 8 % il ¥ o S > - tially autocratlc power, a heedlens| Search i heing continued for Pyt. | 119 Fifth Ave., Nev Yofft Ciey many the most tasty of all oranges. 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While he knew that torllflfllhon as the cause of nearly al d Unllo t v}‘m"“\i"l‘v.h%!rfi’n nsa:u?:;?f:l Title fllesharoid ot b 9, D ch, “An l F d’, . versity has b 5 B e oy Wi s ior | caninn EDUEDS Her abyslS Caldwe” Ky ors s ge oo be convinced. doctor of laws upon former Premier | Ramsay MacDonald, parliamentary chief of the Labor party. Notification was given that thers wonld he some opposition in the sen ate of the university. and Mr. Mac 1 intimated that In such a rase In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he discovered a laxative which helps to establish natural bowel ‘“regularity,” even if the child is chronically consti- pated. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin not only ¢ s a gentle, easy bows!| SYRUP | Cakes Each 13c or 2 for 256 Texas Onions . . .4 Ibs. for 25¢ A big value—only the best grade on display. no desire to receive the degree. mo: . best of all never Exceptionally fine and remarkable value at such a PEPSIN price. Don't forget it. 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On the Marlboro Road be- Beefsteak and Onions .. ... ... 32¢ » .y note et i moaze 8,pegpd of | | Divect delivery service from LoMers supply tween the District Line and Meatwich Spread ........... 15¢ 15th and Penna. A\ve. : R 33¥§02"fi::{yf£'ofiv?flg ?3:'1’05’&';':;'&““' i Forestville. A new store in Deviled Ham ............ 17%5¢ Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $6,500,000 ; ¥y Koldlaut < e Pork and Beans. ‘ TR B C ANDY SPECIALS P BB v IO | e Ready Saturda Campbell’s ...........3 for 25¢ FIVE CONVENIENT BANKING OFFICES iy | IR Switeas y y s g o tionally fine sand- M . $ b 3 or 13 3 z 5c BB 25¢ | wieh lieo— orning Van Cunpl | .8 for 22¢ ! : ok o | Stced Bacon | ums " .. 3¢ | | All goods sold at City prices | | “Large Bottl ~27 » i No. 6 of a series. 3 ottty B T : veEtbL i HC Airlim Honey ......... Cc