Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1927, Page 10

1921. and it it appears that the [ count was knocked down and suffered black eye. . He was arrest WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, TAMPA INVESTIGATING G T BATTLE WITH COUNT, a moral victory."” | < NE ' re A jail = Mayor Promises to Discipline Polioe | | . Maj. Baird Ordered Here. ates {s preferable to if Roughness Wan Maj. John A. Baird. Chemical War- | fare Service, relieved from Uncalled For [duty as assistant military Inited States Em MARCH 3, THE EVENING STAR, SOUTHERN JERSEY 1 | i CROW WAR IS OVER \ | hatch 45,000 more crows next Spring. “W¢ regret that superior perfection of his lines of communication and transportation enabled the enemy to | PREFERS JAIL TO MEXICO. released when the Italian ¢ > identified him and Chief York | Former Bank Official Betubni i ized for the action of the pe Surrender. Abe Martin Says: ]UI]BE IMPEA[IHEI] INFIGHT ON DALE Indiana House Votes Action ““Against Dearth, Charging Three Irregularities. Hunters and Birds Both Held to Be Entitled to Victory. . according to B. K. Shaihiouls, fornter bank official He returned to face a defalcation charge rather than continue in Mexico. . Posts Are Exchanged. Lieut. Col. Arthur W. Brown, Judge | Advocate, attached to the Judge Advo- | cate’s Office, War Department, and | — Lieut: Col. Grant T. Trent, Judge Ad- e vocate, at Fort Omaha, Nebraska, __The |have been ordered to exchange sta- 3., March 3 ® | tions and duties. t crow war lf southern New Jer- S . Both sides last night ap- |\(‘fll’r| entitled to a claim of victory— | the gunners because of the heavy |and imitation leather. casualties they inflicted on the b - night assaults, ability | treats un rkness that the | s !ly v lost will never be when the has been fated Pross Fla., Mar By the Assoc ! TAMPA, Wall_ann | fight betw Flaxseed oll is used in making|attache | paint, linoleum, soap, ink, medicines| Washington, and th I men is being Investigated SYNAGOG Py Subject : “DIVORCE: THE JEWISH ATTITUDE." Sixth Street Synagog - attache at the Lon By the Aseociated Pres: INDIANAPOLIS, March 3.—A four- year fight between George R. T Muncie publisher Judge Cl p Delawa reached a of the judge on ceeded his prosecutio | legions in and the Automobile Parking Service yesterday by the sentatives of the action being th day night, th Jersey hunter Inqui’re About Our Dc‘fflrrm{ pu_z/m.'nt Plan w applied generously’l o’ vzl Important Lvents Herald Friday and e e e Saturday—Store-Wide Values Special Offering’ S Fo‘r Friday and Saturday n Our Street Floor Shops l|:«m n( \fl(‘m‘ Jewelry ilts of the battle Bangle Bracelets, 30c each or dozen, $3.50 Steel Beaded Bags, medium size; reg. $7.95 value, special, $6.95 Pearl and Crystal Necklace; regular $6.95 value, special, $3.95 SCar‘ES and Flowers Gold and Pink Evening Flowers; reg. $2.95 value, special, $1.50 Triangle-shape Scarfs, of crepe de chine in $2.95 to $3.95 many colors, from under the State's pr Automatically Suspended today, he autom: pended from the Dale had attac leged lax law enforcement Dale’s paper was moved fr to Portland to escape jurisdiction of Judge Dnrzh: court FRANKLIN'ADOPTED ] w C.axtoantS Name s:guer as Patron‘ losses were not | what we ad hoped,” said the state- SR | ment, “we take pride in the attain- RK. March 3 (P).—The |ment of our subject. The mere fact America_have adopted n his paper N Tl’le Furniture Section that more than 5,000 crows have been . wiped out in this cause jutifies it. February - | Thir % i ows hatched as placed at the | three Spring, that 2 | would 00 more crows to| Regular Price $116.00 $105.00 ... .$68.00 $21.00 $15.50 $20.00 $21.00 $15.50 $24.50 $44.00 ..$25.50 ... 5900 .. $225.00 .. $150.00 The House brs against Judge D of having prev tribution of D: Walnue and Gum Decorated (‘/Hffum(‘r lvory-enamel Dresser. .. Tvory-enamel Chiffonser. . All-steel Beds, walnut finish All-steel Beds, mahogany finish. .. All-steel Beds, mnlmqnnv frish. .. All-steel Beds, jvory finish All-steel Beds, jvory finish. . All-steel Beds, walnut finish All-steel Beds, walnut fnish All-steel Be‘{s. walnut fin/s]z Moses National Spring, all sizes Mahogany Desk Mahogany Corner Cabinet. . Walnut Nest of Tables Mahogany Console Commode Rosewood and Mahogany Writing Table. . . . Solid Walnut Jacobean Desk Mahogany Hall Arm Chair Mahogany Hall Chair Mahogany and Gum Console Table Mahogany Arm Chair, flag seat. . .. Mahogany Hall Chair Mahogany Arm Charr, flag seat. . .. to effec committee consi The judge refuse fmpeachment foll NATURALIST TO SPEAK T0 GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Arthur C. lelsbuly to Address Members on Secrets of Flowers Happiness Restaurant—and no and Animals. | food so good as its old fashioned home cooking. And the coffee —simply delicious! Breakfast, luncheon, tea and after-theatre, turn to Happiness! Leather Bags An assortment of Bags in leathers of calf, patent, suede, silk and calf and snake; regular values $9.95 to $18.50, Specral Arthur. C. Pillsbury, naturalist and | official photographer of Yosemite Na tional Park, will address members of the National Geographic Society to-| morrow night at the Washington Au- | ditorium, on “Life Secrets of Wild Flowers and Animals.” Mr. Pilisbury's knowledge of his | subject has been gained through 20 years of life among the flowers and animals of Yosemite, He will reveal his intimate knowledge of the histories | and moods of natural growths and il- lustrate his address by remarkable mo- tion pictures. Motion pictures will show on the screen, in a few minutes, the growth All-silk c}n'/"fon and me::li‘um-wefght hose in the sprt'ng shades; all sizes. Special GIOVES French Kid, novchy cuff g/oves n gray, mode, tan white and black; all sizes, but notin every style; regular values and developmenl of pla‘ms. the ‘Phflll':“\ & L weeks IS fi.?{‘xi:‘ e T “In the Heart of Things : ! 1107 F St, N.W. hpu Awmn noyn.l smk |8 3 TOKIO, March 3 (®).—It was of- Micially announced today that Empress ~Nagako expects to become a mother ‘early in August. In view of the fact ‘thet the child, if a male, will be heir 10 the throne, the announcement was ‘received with intense interest. The first child of Emperor Hirohito and | ‘Empress Nagako was a girl. Happiness Restaurant Candy Sttwas CANDY —RESTAURANT —SODA Mahogany and Gum Console Table Japanese Lacquered Gateleg Table Mahogany and Gum, Gateleg Table . . . Mahogany and Gum Gateleg Table Mahogany and Gum Gateleg Table Mabogany and Gum Gatelcg Table. 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Marble Tile Linoleums With Plain Marble Borders to Match Grade No. 1 Grade No. 2 $2.75 sq. yd. $3.25 sq. yd. All Measuring and Estimating—except out-of-town work—will be done at your convenience, free of charge and without obligation to us. $3.00 and $3.50, special $2.25 Fabric gloves, novelty cuffs; all shades and sizes. Special...85¢ Underwear T""‘CU"&’SE’ vests a"d bIOOMEYs. "n flesl‘ CO’O" Un’_l/,' fl’] S;ZCS. Vests. Special, $1.65 Bloomers. Special, $2.45 Rayon vests and bloomers, in five different shades. Vests in sizes 36 to 44. Special Bloomers in sizes 5-6-8-9. Special Neghgees In colors of peach, blue, orchid and rose, lace trimmed; values $8.50 to $22.50. Special Handkerchiefs Ladies sheer linen handkerchiefs, 1-16 in. hem. .Specral, per dozen Toilet Goods " An assortment of Powder Puffs, medsum size, all colors. . . . Miniature Double Compacts. Rosine’s Extracts, various odors. Mavis Tale Powder Dra pery De pt. Choice 50c per yard sold up to $1. 75 per yard Exceptional values and qualitics, 36-inch Casement Cloths, 32-inch India Silks, 36-inch Curtain Net and Marquisettes, Voiles, 50-1nch Damask. Choice, $1.50 Per Yard Tapestry, Velour, Damask, Casement Cloths and 72-inch Dolly- Madison Cloth, sold up to $5.00 per yard. 150 Prs. Curtains Specially Reduced Special Specral 37.00 Curtains now woteciela 83.75 $8.00 Curtasns now......... R e AT TIREE Y s4 50 $10.50 Curtasns now PORTIERES At big savings, excellent style and coloring Chosce, $5.00 parr. Sold up to $11.00 pasr. Chosce, $8.50 parr. Sold up to $17.50 pasr. Chosce, $15.00 parr. Sold up to $25.00 pasrr. Tl‘le Llnen Sl'lO Special, $5.00 Pr. Shightly soiled plaid blankets, size 70x80 inches; sold requ- larly up to $10.00 pr. Clearance price, $5.00 pr. Reduced to $2.25 Set Colorgd striped bed sets (spread and sham to match); sold regularly up to $4.25 set. Special, $2.25 set. Bath Towels. 33c Each Regu’ar 9c and 65c white bath towels; some soiled from handling. Final clearance price, 33¢c each. W. B. Moses & Sons. Furniture Carpets Accessories Established 1861 : - Ladies’ Apparel Millinery F Street and Eleventh