Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 5

vm : *'_‘fimfiimroiz . v _ : lEflAlSUISBUWm eoggsg'::&gzgw" " :.;h%m Ordered p‘;‘?.".ia, fi’:ix:r Deaaozru:;:: HALTS SCOTT Counsel Says Roberi if PU' BY 1928 FORECASTS ot it on Stand, Would Now Deny EMPLOVES WARNED e OF SELLING TONENS | 22 McCarl Discloses and As- % sails Practice of Some U. S. Workers. 1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. 3 £ Home of the Two-Pants Suit i (a) Valse (b)) Pizzicatt Pol b Saxophone solo: mm 'Sing, Smile and Blumm Gounod Frank W! g .‘\:Eig'i i e the practice of selling car tickets and tokens belonging to the Government. COLD lkely thi drawn “into the fight one way or counting office resulted in general in- another. structions to the entire Government machine and a sharp reprimand, branding the praetice as ‘“a misap- propriation.” , hanged next “Qrud(mmtmnlp\m:haufl —take the Witness stand to answer just one question:. “Did you fire the shot that killed urer?” ADE Dollar-Gettmg A pn s agl?&’;fi?fhi?fifi?fiifiésf“ Il have a drink. Take a dipperful from ‘the’ big tub at the cash value, the right to which does already has been en- ot pass from the Government, and . *| Russell, y. . may be used by the holder only in exchange for the specific. service Pollka” e Bould b "na VARIED REPORTS HEARD. Longworth's Good Polnts. called for by the ticket, token, trans- (&ndmnur Charles BnndlerL A — g SOt lon S eat G¢ Saett oGk Grand scenes from the opers |.| who fs hearing . | Longworth Boosted By Slemp 1f| inere L Torois W Rows. ek “Departments and independent es- - President Declides to Quit. Coolidge “accept another term, and tablishments that purchase car tickets he would w : only if ‘the President declines to re- ) : : and tokens for distribution to em- pam Bistory._ The lawyers, then got| CHICAGO, July 14 UP—With the | spond to thia deraana wil the neid be QThat's why a savings account in a ployes in order to expedite Govern- to e discussion and with the Jndn presidential election still two years t: bank like “Columbia” 1 ment .business should keep a proper vetired to chambers. away, expressions by political leaders | S l!mg lumbia” ‘is a real record of the receipt and issue of such Mauer was slain in ADrll, 1924, In]on . the coming battle and on this : . view— necessity. It HELPS YOU SAVE. 4 oo poh LA e g One Dollar or more opens such 4n ac- B for* gaged. tickets and tokens, and inform the Pharmacy, Wi employe to whom they are isued prosecution alleged, the Scott brothers ‘ u Pty and | | gtaged a hold-up. they are to be used only in exchange for the service that is due the United States, and that in the event they are not so used they are to be returned to the person who issued them. A*Their am:hn.ngo for cash by the individual nxh them for travel purposes is not authorized under any cirenmstances and constitutes such a misappropristion as to require proper action accordingly. P 0 R A " NEW ROUTING OF BUSSES EFFECTIVE TOMORROW By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band( upper bandstand, tomorrow evening, 5:45 o'clock, John 8. M. master; Schedule Also Provides for All- Day Double-Deck Service to d Lincoln Memorial. Busses of the Sixteenth street and Lincoln Memorial routes will be run || on a new schedule, beginning tomor- row morning, the Washington Rapid m: Co. announced today. The changed schedule will provide double-deck bus service throughout the day to Lincoln Memorial from points along Sixteenth street. . The newest busses of the company are to be used, it is announced.._During the morning and evening rush hours the JEWELER IDENTIFIES THREE GEM ROBBERS ¢k LEGION POST URGES FENNING DISMISSAL MoGroarty-0'Connell Resolution Says President Should Discharge Commissioner. forth that . Commisaioner WMB ‘Cummins of Towa has voiced a prediction that President Coolidge will not be a candidate for re-election; C. Bascom Slemp believes that Speaker Nicholas Longworth has a place fn the picture of the next presidential campaign if Coolldge is not a candidate, and Franklin D. Roosevelt sees the next Senate and possibly the House Democratic. Senator Cummins, who was de- feated in the recent Republican MflniA Fenning “obstinately re-| | fuses” to heed the clear intimation of ‘ool his office, ex- lumbia that the President should sum- marily discharge Frederick Fen- ng.” | The ‘preamble of the - resolution stated that the President “has in un- mistakable to hold any office of «How to Stért the Day Right” The Columbla National Bank 911 F Street B s count. Get yours started now—PAY DAY’S here. Open Until 5 P.M. Tomorrow & Friday 7777707777772 N/ 7777717777777, door. ~ Tadink” Claanange. oy ki ~ Ll sponsibility under the United smu Lincoln Memorial service will start|Declares They Forced Way, Into|Government.” ; Tropical " The resolution further dachrea that G Wmd. ’23. , 5 from Longfellow street, and durh n-rush Hotel Room and Took $75,- “Frede: " i od ' the. Svenng gf::"fab"-‘cnfi $%. Moo tal Reisiee. o fanon vo Head the. slets Itimation ‘of "The morning sun always finds things a little more Roduced t6 cheerful in the kitchen or breakfast room that the President of the United States, 'l’htmv-chmleu:oh By the Associated Press. that of Congress, that of the , designed to prevent complaints of bus riders ¢ Py » that of an overwhelming m: ity of Ther Shey catimat fall the Touts taken [ TnCAGS,, July. 162 E,“,‘;"’y,;“‘k D O ot the Diatrict wnd the| @ . boasts of tables, chairs, and everything else spic by busses Brown,. M Sixteenth street that wishes of all worthy ex-service men.” f ‘ 5 & e had 1 A | em——————————————— and span—kept new by paint. - . 3 m‘mry vfluo(;n at $76,000 D.v three g, : E 5 ”5 & m = | vam on |} “Murco’ thel.lfelong Paint GIRL KICKED OFF CURB |(= ar s oi-pane: e B it 215 e B BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN : + guitable not only for your kitchen, but for every thing and every place that is the better for paint. Just put your Motorist Calls Police, But Assail- pumunuoum-—cm-mq-w:mu ant, Believed to Be Mentally 7 i Deranged, Escapes. E. J, Murphy C(-)., Inc. Miss Helen Smith, 28 years old.. Kicked off ; 710 12th St. N. W. M. 5280 Petworth and all the Lepstellow husses through Two-Pants Massachi avenue, - 4 MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. 8. Treasury 3408 B ST. N. W. Men’s and Young Men's Plain and Blue Serges 4014 Seventh street, was : the curb at Eighth street and Penn- Sizes 34 to 46 sylvania avenue by an unidentified - prevented a fall. The man away, ile an unidentified motorist appioached him and attempted to en- gage him in conversation, and called tho traffic policeman at Seventh A Special Parclmse . $10 Flemel $9.75 * Two of the Especially a1l . - 4 Trousses i 155 Lo policoman Tataroed Reduced Groups of Fine $2 : to the spot the assailant had disap- : | 1 S ¢ \ Police believe the man to be Trop ica.l Worsted ' mentally deranged. Miss Smith is’ in a nervous condition today, but ap- parently felt no serious effects. 18,000 CIVILIANS DRILL IN MILITARY CAMPS vt B i s ing to note the in- Corailemesty—17,000 Mors to : _creasing number of Make Tater Tralntag, . o ; ‘women ~ who discover of the forty-nine eivilian that the P-B Sports Shop carries such.a charming number of inexpensive dresses— tub silks ‘and . others of crepes, S\ crepe romaine and any num- ber of popular. Summer fabrics. - All ‘of them - grouped in one special ) b 9, lot and ‘priced most i - : 4o o B that on | -850 : 1.200 inexpensively at fourteen fifty, Two-Dollar,” ‘Broadcloth SHIRTS * $1.39 .3 for $4 Neckbond or Collar - ~. . Attached ‘It is interest- Some Pointed Paragraplu - From Qur Forty-First ‘Semi-Annual Clearance Sale $6 Palm Beach $4.95 Trousers . S 8% 8 8 % B ) 808 Trot = August. il be i Two large camps opened the 6th Corps Area for the !1;;;- caren (AR Wife of ex-Gov. Davis Diss. ~__FORT SCOTT, xnu..vu:yum.-— m:mm Davis, wife of the