Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 24

24 % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927. BHE[}K []N BUIl_DlNG Burglar Helps Fireman Win Permission RN 0 Interest or Extras Added to Charge Accounts TIIMIIMIIMIIIMIMIMA e Do Not Penalize Our Friend sTTIITIIITITI To Sleep With Pistol Under Hig Pillow 140 Men'’s $1.50 and $2 900 Men's 50c Van - _ Spring Caps . : i Huesen Collars, 3 for Lieut. Owen R. Moxley of the Fire |low until an opportunity presented it: “Smart Set” and Gold- Gendine Van Hi | Department. finaily has recelved the [self to slip out of bed and get that | enberg’s Special” Make }$1 T E Collirstha nj‘;umv ones 1 ‘ § consent of his wife to put his re- rom its hiding place. Bz, oi hine woolens e volver under hiz pillow when he | Mrs. Moxley could not wait st f‘.‘y‘p"‘_"“u‘"‘;: piece web call Rht sleeps. Ever since they were mar ore her husband could of the best selling Reduction in Rentals Feared riea they have lived in happy agree- |s jumped from bed and slammed ining and non-breakable visor. ] X Regutar andl quaere | ment on evervthing except this gun- Dedroom door with a resounding One-piece and eight-quart styles, tLiniit. thice 1o ion i under-the-pillow businees. b 4 ; and Depression in | "But today it is different. TLast| T Jar, started from a nearb Real Estat night the flashing of a light and the | room Lieut. Moxley sumped 5 ’ 2 4 nofee 0. stealthy footateps awoke Mrs. | for his gun. He got It in time to e o eal Estate. Moxley. Somebody with a flashifght fu-ar away a part of the balustrade on | S N«\\\\\\\\\WW(IWW % ;,%{/:/fi . — was moving about in the dark. the stairway. 7 S S 3 NN Q\\\\ // 1///5’ Too frightened to move. Mre. Mox- \ching the lower landing too late . S N\ 7% 7 > By the Associated Prese. ley waited until the burglar finally | event the fugitfve's escape, the S S ", % é NEW YORK, February 18.—If the | ;504 out to the hall. Then she gave nt found all the lower rooms > present volume of building continues. | Lieut. Moxley a dig in the ribs ’ ed and several minor articles Lieut. Moxley instinctively sitpped 2g. Several pocketbooks had 2 4 there. | N8 hand under the pillow. but quickly | emptied of their cash, but Mrs e 2 reduction in rentals an withdrew it with a muffied moan. { Moxley's purse, containing a con- i the value of building secu- | “Where, for heaven's sake. Is my | siderable amount of money, was over- R ¢ of Easton, Pa., | pistol?” or words to that effect, the | looked Ll g e e lieutenant asked his wife. | "“Here. Owen,” Mrs. Moxley sald. president of the trust company 4 the closet,” ‘sho Teplied hope: | when all was over, “iake this thing : R > 5 an ‘Bankers' Association, 4 and put it under your pillow—and = = ///( Z \\ sald la bt. fent. Moxley suppressed the u e don't ever lat me catch vou! ’ S R e i\ D N | J IN THE the law of supply and demand will e prefaced his statement at the [to preach a sermon. Ha decided to & it anywhere else at nighti enth annual banquet of trust b s of the United States with s S WADSWORTH SCORES Husband Missing, «t" he would Euggest those B e mevei “ind | INTOLERANCE MOVE| Dying Wife of 19 r Iy wi o, epressio: n o 5 G Calls on National Press Club to REBSSRY Other Serious Problems. & i< is only one of the problems| ‘“Squelch Religions Poison” Speeial Dispatch to The Star. onting the business world, Mr UMBERLAND, Md, February 1o pointing out hat - here Splic iniBenite. e MO " ‘ . . For One Dny—Sqrttrday, February 19th an :ol\”h]m" gine aspect of the B old lalea ‘1aat might,of = bBullet ) his big, cutstanding bargain occasion_comes once a month and is alw ays the signal for men and women whoshop-for-their- mendolks.to turn out in 4 his cllents who impose confidence | o\ Lo ag the o wound in the breast, said to have crowds to take advantage of the cavings Dollar Day brings. 5 been self-inflictad. The purchasing power of the dollar is stretched to the utmost in this sale. Be sure to profit by-the big values! his judgment and seek his advice.” 4 real issue which can divide Amer; oA thalE e ek marrilgeria 4 We Cannet Fill Mail or Phone Orders for‘Dollsr Day Ttems ULERERSELLG ) CLLED VABRAARAS S LA MGLI PSS LD DU RISV ST PEEUSRVALL A MLARIRL R L C liment buying of automobiles, sue whic] ide furniture, books and other articles | Senator Wadsworth, Repuoican, NCv her hushand disappeared. has not vet 'fnrhofi a proper solution, | (2t ) Press Club last night to Her last request was a love song, ho said. | He helieved there also mui | Yatlonal Eress Flub last, i played on a victrola. Recently she {— for a greater city. e — e ny the wisdom | EUESs of the club at this farewell| z 7 gathering, | perience of our captalns of | gy, Wadsworth told the elub| hat confront us.” hors enemies” and divide the n R 4 £ * Discusses Prohibition. on religious, rather than on nat = s - $2.50 & $3 ! 513'are‘Sllght Seconds & to governmental questions, | issues. The New York Senator | A properly made Neckwear — be an adjustment of the recently filed suit for divorce. s well as our leaders in : - - worid, will meet this test | members in his farewell talk that FEDERAL-AMERICAN p said, regarding the prohibi- | reference to Senator Heflin, De; tion law, “that until it is legally nx_‘ Alabama, who first raised the reli-| WELSH RABBIT changed, ‘obedience to the law is|gious issue in the Senate during de-| — H " ol is being spilt in the Senate. developed d-to-mouth” buying of | 18, peing spEt In toe Fenae | — e prosperity is 10 €ON- | 4, night and a number of Senator: 1 480 Me 9 3° . e ek and Representatives who retir o n S Mr. Fox. hovever, expressed his o A greater bank 9 ° ) ° ° safely through the dim- | Poison, if belleved to any, extent Resources over 15 millions 96 Men'’s $1,50, $2, | ! Regardless.of the specialvalues you 7 . ! ill have for each portion A r— 85 > sp Sy Ll e P L TR a teaspoonful of e — have /bought in other Dollar Sales of the Constitution to pro- | monies” and introduced the “lame | '] : = o Shi i % : # aREtEen ind introduced the iame | LEA &sAPchRERINs =" hirts, this event stands alone. 1480 the future by 4. including Senator Wadswort " . 967 are-PerfectsQuality it is likely to be r election of United States | ducl ! 3 s shirts secured from one of our best shirt error.” which shows “that those early | tucky, Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin, | Statetmen wera wiser than we are.” = | Representative Mages of Pennsylvania | — - Men's Neckwear, cut silk and = manufacturers, representing a clean-up Lo and Representative Tincher of Kan-| . g and Palmer - Z =, of samples, broken lots and slight seconds. AT sas. 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