Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1926, Page 11

ON TRADE AFFARS Closing Session of Associa- tion Is Devoted to Wages, Open Shop and Rates. By the Associated Press "R IT LICK, Ind., November 13. The wage scale, the open shop and reulation problems held the attention of the Amarican Newspaper Publish- " Association at the final meeting onvention here yesterday. should study the matter s before recognizing a for increased wages, era to work together sarefully before taking “tion toward additional ncreases in their mechanical depart- ments. Pre-Dated Papers Charles A. Webb of the Asheville, N. C., Citizen, said his newspaper had sbrerved the open shop for some time and that b satisfied to continue uch a plan. xecutive secretary of epartment, offered as- nember of reri- Publishers wage proble: ighly of linotype operators | n schools. on of the Chicago the ipclusion of pre- nday_circula- Chicago lHerald tion to Thoma- ent, regarding the doubt- of predating to the adver- lor of the Boston jeved bulk cir- For 1920 Postal Rates. The convention reaffirmed its stand recommending to Con- jualification that it led 1920 postal rates mail matter “and ) that there be established ble bundle rate for trans. of newspapers in bundles in 30 miles’ radius of office of pub- Meation Hilton [7. Brown of the Indianapolis News and other delezates urged that the publishers keep the subject before atives in order that the 1e before the approach- ntion closed with a_brief H. Butler of the Buffa- s, general chairman of g committee, re- plans to obtain increase mem- bership. Woman Hit by Aut CoMiNG- HOME FROM THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 100 o SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1926. —By WEBSTER. SCHOOL WITH THE FIRST FoOTBALL HAIR ’ EMGLISH Box COAT ANMD TooTH PICK SHOE S EVER SEEM 1IN THE VILLAGE Cope. 1928 (N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co. FIXES PLANE TRIP DATE. Ships Unable to Leave for Panama Before November 17. By the Associated Press. The earliest date on which it will be possible for the Navy's two sea- planes to take off from Hampton Roads, Va., on their projected non- stop flight to Panama, is November 17, the commander of the aircraft squadron of the scouting fleet “noti- les | fled the Navy Department yesterday. removi v | he was treated for | Her condition is s 3,100 Passeers Carried Safely S-Engine Fokker Planes Com- fortable seats, heated cabins, unobstructed view. Only ordi- mpary street clothing required. “Go by Air" to PHILADELPHIA ang NORFOLK For full information P.R.T. Air Service Ticket Office Hotel Washington Main 3393 U. 8. AIR MAIL SAVES TIME Notificaiton of the flight postpon- ment from an earlier date was sent s.[to points along the way over which the planés will pas: $4.90 ROUND TRIP ONE-DAY EXCURSIONS Sesqui-Centennial Philadelphia Friday, November 26 Tuesdays, November 16, 30 Leaves Washington (Union Statlon) 6:50 AM. rrives Broad Street Statfon. Phila- A delphia, 10 Returning. leaves Philadelphia Station. Philadel 9 P.M || PennsylvaniaRailroad | BURGLARS GIVEN TERMS. Two Sent to Prison for Breaking Into Local Places. Henry N. Moore was sentenced yes- terday by Justice Hitz in Criminal Di- vision No. 2, to serve five years in the penitentiary on a charge of break- ing into the premises of the Stanley- Crandall Co., September 10 and steal- ing $375. Max Levine was given a term of four years In the penitentiary, for breaking into the home of Ernest Sap- pington September 28. ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. & La. Ave. NW. 67th issue of stock now open for subscription Money Loaned to Members James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary We have called Monday Founder’s Day in honor of the zealous pioneer of this store . Founder’s Day in the First Year Sales. on Easy Monthly Payments COUNTY FACING SUIT | FOR TRIPLE LYNCHING Aiken, in South Carolipa, Likely to Be Made Defendant by Estate of Victims. By the Assoclated Press, COLUMBIA, S. C., A suit against Aiken lynching of Clarence, Demon and Ber- tha Lowman, negroes, by a masked mob on October §, loomed today. Pro- bate Judge George R. Webb issued citatlons for persons interested to show cause .why Thomas L. Hahn, North Augusta attorney, should not be appointed administrator for the estate of Demon and Bertha Lowman, brother and sister victims of the mob. Hahn was counsel for Bertha Low- {man_ when she was on trial for the murder of a constable, Affidayits stating that he was next November 13.— Sounty for the Bertha and Demon, now serving a tw On improved real estate in D. C. and nearby suburbs —for 3 or § yearsor longer. Prompt approvals. Ample funds. of kin to all_three victims were ob- ||! tained from Sam Lowman, father of || - 100i-15% St,N.W. year prison sentence for a liquor law violation. In a suit instituted against a county by the estate of persons lynched, constitational provisions set the minimum amount at $2,000 and a directed verdict for this is custom- arily given. $50,000 Asked for Injuries. Bennett H. Fowlen, 1506 Monroe esterday filed suit against 2 Auto Co. - cover $50,000 damages for alleged personal injuries. Through Attorneys n and O'Connell, the plaintiff that on March 29 while at enth and Church streets he struck by the automobile of the POLICE ARREST “HEALER.” Woman Held on Medicine Charge After Home Is Raided. Repeating the twenty-third Psalm and burning incense was the formula used by Nora Jones, 79, colored, self- styled “West Indlan Mystic,” as she fed her clients herb tonics a West Indian pills” to cure any ills, from |h ‘West Indian rheumatism to tooth: before she was arrested at “The I of the Lord,” 643 Girard street nor west yesterday, by Detecti ‘Warfleld, R. A. Saunders woman from headquarter The erstwhile mystic said enth Daughter of th Levitan’s Est. MEN'S 1903 WEAR 3044 14th STREET N.W. ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR STORE WITH ENLARGED MODERN FACILITIES YOUR INSPECTION 1S CORDIALLY INVITED ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th SOUVENIRS OPEN EVENINGS 7 from theTiny Acom Grew te Mighty Cak 3 N 11 R L L i O e R R R Daughter” and claimed to be able to cure any ailment. The mystic was charged with practicing without a license, arrested and ey These Stirring Times. From the Boston Transcript. Here is Mr. Borah stirring u seventeenth amendment. As if t enough trouble with the eig the we th- A Wednesday Nov. 17th. A big time dancing ‘cause we're golng to have famous company. ME”ER DAVIS FAMOUS LE PAGACIS BAND NITE Surely this band together with Swaney Syncopators will “Raise the Roef.” 2 bands, continuous music, continu- ous dancing. 13th & E Sts. —it’s our birthday—come help us celebrate! 21st Great Anniversary Sale Starts Monday Unusual Savings for Everyone—Come and Save Not so many years ago, twenty-one to be exmet, there was a small, unpretentious store located at 824 Seventh Street, and known as Peoples Pharmacy. From this small beginning has grown one of the largest drug store organizations in the world, serv- ing thousands faithfujy and satisfactorily every day and night throughaut the year. Forty-six progressive drug stores comprise this huge chain; backed by three mammoth warehouses to insure all stgres having a complete, fresh stock at all times, The years have changed the physical appearance of our organization—we have grown in size—wse have increased our number of stores from ome to forty-six-——our volume of business has jumped from The underlying principles to which we attribute much of .our success remain unchanged—twenty-one years ago when a customer entered our one small store—courteous, helpful service plus fair prices were the order of the day—today and every day you are assured of the same satisfying service ana low prices in eseh of our forty-six progressive drug stores. You, the buying public, Peoples Drug Stores’ twenty-one years of existence, are responsible for By your appreciation of quality at a falr price and ‘walls of our business. your eonfidence in us you have helped our stores te mafntain their high standard of service. ‘Your needs and desires are deeply imbedded in the You have the right to expect medicine QATISFACT ION with floral emblems is al- ways greatest when their arrangement is left to Blackistone. $20,000 for the first year to approximately eight million dollars annually. the utmost in quality and service at “Peoples,” for you are responsible for our success. Two good reasons for making Monday worth while. Four pages in Sunday’s Star, one page in Post and one-half page in the Herald will show how we have done it. Read every item and arrange to spend the greater part of Mon- day at The Hecht Co., F Street. Sprays an d Our Anniversary Sale Brings Greater Savings to You! Wreaths,$5w “ WO STORES 14th & H 1222 F S¢. TELEPHONE TELEPHONE A MAIN 3707 FRANK. 5357 Each day of this wonderful sale—special, out-of-the- ordinary low prices will prevail on needed drug store merchandise. Sunday’s Post and Star will tell of many of the Anniversary Sale features—hundreds of others will be on display in cur windows and stores, To show you just how much we appreciate your loyal support throughout the twenty-one years of our happy business career, we will conduct a great six-day profit-sharing Anniversary Sale. Our buyers have been busy for months M & unusus] appointed. for this once-a-year event. You can ex money-saving values—yom won't be Read the sale news in Sunday’s papers—come Monday and share in the most important sale in our history! We'll expect you— Showing the Progress of PEOPLES DRUG STORES 1905m 1 Store 1912 s 8 Stores 1918, 4 Stores 1916 wmm——— § Stores 1919 cnmm—— 7 Stores 1920 sssmmmmmmarrermecen=n 8 Stores 192] s e 10 Stores 1922, 13 Stores 1923 15 Stores 1924, 1926 Open at 8:30 a.m. Daily Dollars Are Steady Earners —when kept in a Savings Ac- count. Bank a portion of your Salary EVERY PAYDAY, at “Franklin National,” and you'll soon be on “easy street,” finan- cially speaking. fOur Savings Dept. gives your money National Bank protection and the largest. interest return consistent with safety. 1< Open until 5:15 p.m. Mon. and Tues., Nov. 15th and 16th, at both offices, and from 5:30 to 8 p.m. to- day, at 10th and Pa. Ave. office. “ Franklin National Bank 10th St. at Penna. Ave. 1111 Connecticut Ave. John B. Cochran, Pres. Thos. P. Hickman, V. P. & Cashier 3% 4/0 on on Savings Time Accounts Deposits 46 Stores and G-R-O-W-I-N-G i— —the better to serve you