Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 5

D. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1926. - B ron that e\‘er}thlng from golf to THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, “GAS” SALE MENACED. D "J. KAUFMAN = 1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. Home of the “2-Pants’ Suit Charge Accounts Invited TALK O' THE TOWN | Topcoats & Suits Thirty-Dollar Values Extra Pants ., . to Match Four Doll ars e A% AN \Y N R AR AR Knitted Cravennetted Topcoats 32 7 50 Why Pay Thirty? SPUR.".ESS SUN" AY‘he didn't think the order would “last on that eversthing from Folf to gxs- very long.” oline es stopy on Sune “Sunday ts the only time the work- Junder the laws Fhich were the basts ing man has to play and he won't [ SUnday Biue Laws Likely to Be 75 ‘hase ball complaint. DOV 'I'he Rev. Lester Holmes pastor of FACES PITTSBURGH Safety Director Clamps Ban, on Foot Ball, Tennis, Golf and Tobacoo. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, October 7.—Penn- sylvania’s second largest®city today aced the prospect of a ‘‘sportless’” Sunday, with an additional ban. on Sunday sales of tobacco and confec- tions a strong probability. Invoking the “blue laws” of 1794, ig- nored for more than a century by po- lice officlals, James M. Clark, Pitts- burgh’s director of public safety, yes- terday prohibited the playing of any Sunday sports, including foot ball, base ball, golf, tennis and quoits, and then declared he would strictly enforce every phase of the “blue laws,” which ban all Sunday activity but that “nec- essary for life.” Talk of applying for an injunction to prevent carrying out of the direc- tor’s order was heard in foot ball cir- cles, but nothing defipite along that line yet has been done. Doubt whether such an injunction could be obf ‘was expressed by Samuel H. Gardner, district attorney of Allegheny County. All Links to Be Closed. Under the director’s order, all Pitts- burgh golf courses and tennis courts, whether on public or private property, will be closed on Sunday unless legal efforts forestall Clark’s move. It Clark goes ahead with his plans rce literally all phases of the 'bi law all stores in the city will have to close with the excepllon of irug stores, which, however, will be allowed to sell only medicinal and sick- room supplies. Some doubt was ex d whether he had the authority ue such a drastic order, Chrk oflar‘d t ‘u.nm and others stopped, and two_police lleuten- ded for failure ious to the people it i3 their privilege hnve mu privilege taken away,” he \nnlled in Dover, N. 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AT v lb., 18¢ CONCORD GRAPES 304 BASKET to go to the Leglslature and get the measure repealed,” adding, that all such attempts in the past 925 15th ad tatled. v. C. Fownes, president of the o Street Lnlted States Golf Assoclation, said : otel lnn 604-610 9th St. N. ")’. 51 00. 51-5.' S a8 Phone Money's Worth or Money Back M. 9770 D. J. KAUFMAN rc 1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. [; . SR B 30c|Round . W MerB: N Pioneer Washington Byuilders of C'o-Operative Apartments ' ’]:HF. WRIGHT COMPANY—905 7th Street If you’re looking for Beds or Bedding here is where you SAVE! 7_rooms, N Muarson Maurice SE. Comer 13th and G Streets N.W. S.E. Corner 13th and G Streets X .1b., 20c COIL 'SPRING 99 Tempered Steel Coils. A real comfort $ Q) .75 and a = remarkable value at TERMS Conveniently Arranged All Layer Felt CRANBERRIES QUINCES | CELERY, 8¢ 2 Ibs., 23c 4 Ibs., 25¢ PEACHES 5 Lbs., 25¢ DAY BED MATTRESS | '19* £"10= Pick one of these BED specials! 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FOR MISSES Wire Springs Black Valencia Blue Jungle Green OH.’ BOY SYRUP 9¢c|No. 2V, can 39¢ EVAPORATED ..1b., 25¢| Apricots, choice. . .Ib., 27¢ 905 7th St. N.W. Old Dutch Tea