Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 36

THE EVENING S TAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ‘3, 1997, WET GROUP DENIES | LOWNIAN'S CHARGE Assoclauon Resents Use of| " Term “Radical” in Designat- ing Anti-Drys. inst feels th: The hibition Assoc A tary of ation the man should be m > when he condemns the *r Mr. Lowman “is to he congratulated upon his ‘deciaration of independence’ » Anti Z on ioday, s more specitic | g ‘radical | 1400 DELEGATES HERE out the 1ent upon taking the oath Lowman Explains. what he meant hy rad- | Lowman said: “I 1 to those individuals who arc unwil 1o accept the Const United States and th and who advocate ignoring the prohibition law. adequate in Congres and nullifying We have an ging the Ay by repealing th tment. ing exception to Mr. Lowmag > Association Againsi Prohibition .\nwu Iment continucd . when M e eighteenth rton, Britten, Curry, nd such members of the the Prohibition Guild, Mrs. M. Felton, Pierre and Ir W. Atterbur Curtiss Jame and Col. G Commodore Edward S. on M. P. his rem duce amusement and derision throug] out the country Not “Scofflaws,” He Says. These men and women are hon estly opposed to prohibition, but they are not ‘scofflay s the A League would have Mr. Lown the public believe. 'he Association Aga hibition Amendment _urg, bers to obey the prohibition law they remain on the statute books at the same time to use every proper, legal method to get the said laws repealed. n and the Pro- its mem- while and Lowman's remarks about irected at bootleg- ociation Against the Prohil tion Amendment is prepared to agree with him, but he should be more E ise the Nation will w with the Anti-Saloon League’s attempt to mislead the public regarding the legitimate and proper movement fos tered by the association to repeal the present i FRAME STUCCO BRICK BLOCK METAL Tin_ Roofs—Concreting Roofs Painted—Gutter & Spout. We Remodel. Rebulld. Repair Surioee 820-112ST..N.W. [(aféw Grape Soda Peach Soda Cream Soda Cherry Smash Root Beer Lime Lemon Soda Orange Soda Strawberry Soda Ginger Ale Sarsaparilla Ly-nola | Tiveli said a |1 | Northeastern Federation Will Open Constitution in the reg- | e Can Be Filled at TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. milin' Through.” drama, Atinee at 2:20 pn. Violet Heming, vaudeville, and $:15 p.m. le — “Ballet Caprice.” nd Alleys,” vaudeville, continuous, 1:30 to | 11 p.m. C nhlmhl.l i SEABROOK RESIDENTS OPPOSE GUARD CUT | Petition Circulated to Keep Two Men on Duty at Railroad Cross- ing on Main Line. Claiming that from 00 to 250 trains | | a day pass the grade crossing at Sea-\* brook, Md., running at high rate of | speed. on the Pennsylvania main route | ‘m(”’” Baltimor group of citizens = |t that community yesterday started culating a petition of protest again of Men" at 11:35 1, oposed cutting down the force of 7:30 and 9:40 PM- | watchmen at that crossing from tw A Woman of Paris,” | men to one m: v curtailing 1 pm | the time of service at li\\' crossing by at 2:35, 4:15, ¢, | about six hours John Riggles, resident of Seabrook who announced the circulation of the stated that @ check-up by ockings,” at . 3:50, 5:40, 7:456 and| \m\q Out." T:40 alace —“Twelve at | Little ‘lllv continu; ) to Cabavet,” nd 9:40 p.m ssador—"Lost at nd 10 pan. the Front,” ircater Glovy,” at|: the proposed syste he on duty until 6 pm tated that persons had 11 FOR WOMEN'S SESSION | Tonight With Dok l\\m‘" Bo unusual for ‘(JHV e in three minutes. to have 200 signatures by nigh . and wi off] Is of the Penn: I'in Baltimore. Riggs declared stretch of 4 miles and Seabrook it to make th He expects o the peti present it to the vlvania Railroad Convention Record Attendance. Approximately 400 delegates are ex- at the thirty-first annual con- rtheastern Federa- Clubs, which opens o'clock at the M. k. Church, M street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth . Commissioner Dougherty will me the visitors. Northeastern Federation is a organization extending from Maine to the District of Columbia. The gathering this vear promises to be the largest in the history of the organization, it was said. s. Elizabeth C. er of New sident of the Damage Suit Dismissed. The suit of Eldridge C. Grimes of ainst the Hudson of Langdon for 0,000 for alleged personal injuries dismissed in Circuit Court ¥ v through Attorneys Darr & ' | representing the plaintiff. The plai | tiff alleged that he lost a leg and wi otherwise injured while at the plant of the defendant concern on June 19, Ha55 K. of C. Excursion Today. Numerous games and contests are scheduled for the annual outing of Washington, Chapter of S Columbus _ today ———— More than $40,000,000 worth of fish | was shipped from Alaska to the nited States in the past year. OUR BLANK BOOK NEEDS D. Bligh, chairman of nmntm» expects more AWN FETE and Carnival Equipment SEND FOR CATALOG GARRISON’S Wholesale Toy and Novelty Co.. Ine. 14" E Strect N E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including interest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Largest in Washington Assets Over $15,000,000.00 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President 208HR® WP T ARR" Secterary News From Rochester Grand Canyon, Arizona August Ist Mr. caid, C. B. Kin- 714 14th St. N Well here we are at the Grand Can- yon, in Arizona. Had comfortable trip from Los Angeles, tem- perature today 64, Without see- ing it few folks can appreciate magnitude of canyon. Niagara lls placed in middle would be seven miles from rim and hardly discernible. ILeaving tomorrow for San Diego. Had delightful steamer trip to Catalina Island Saturday. Everybody well.” E. R. ROCHESTER TOURS District National Bank Washington, D. C. NEW LAUDS CLERK’S AIM.| Good Marksmanship Draws Com- heen | proof - | suit for Turnage, mendation From Chief. Joseph Fit special clerk of the Des Moines, Towa, post offi i cited by Postmaster New for his development of 1 marksmanship with a automatic. ng five times in seven seconds | 20 'Hul \l'mwl rd ,\m(llnln‘ ¢ appre nd T hope it ms ters and postal @ way to similarly Clalms $50 000 Damages. builder, of 2150 led suit in the to recover leged slander M street. presence of persons Brenner July ory statements ahot Daniel H. 850,000 from He cl number of Tast made d him. ) represents the afaiih il Wife Sues for Support. Etta Jones, an employe Govern S, separate maintens District Supreme Court a ¥y Needham C. the plaintiff alleges cruelty and abuse on the part of the hushand. ‘The couple were married at High Point, N. C, June 7, 1911, and have one child, the court is told. SILENT AUTOMATIC The noiseless oil burner 1214 New York Ave. N.W. Call, write or phone for estimate and literature M. 2015 MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th 8t. Whart Dally 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays Carragher | Saturday, according to War Depart- ment advices. He was born at Iron- ton, Mo., February 10, 1886, and was graduated from the United States Mil- itary Academy June 11, 1909. He served in the Coast Artillery until Sig-| March, 1921, when he was transferred Mo., to the Signal Corps. MAJ. F. C. DELANO DIES. U. 8. Signal Corps Officer Succumbs in St. Louis, vis C. Delano, U. S. died in St. Louis, Eat At Gibson’s Every Day All Sandwiches. ......10¢c Ice Cream Soda......10c Pies, per slice........10c Milk Shakes..........10c Try a Tri-Color Sundae 15¢ Consists of chocplate, peach and vanilla ice cream covered with crushed pineapple, nuts and whipped cream. Most delicious! Many Specials You Need Every Day o Mgy 04¢ . 39¢ 85¢ 37c¢ 20c¢ $1.00 \thc h, guaranteed. Special ........ 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UST SALE —Manv more at our store—Come, see them! 3-piece Overstuffed Davenport Bed Suite 599.75 Regular $45 Genuine Mahogany Desk 342 Drop-Leaf Unfinished Table 30x48, all sand- $5 25 34 l'm:het wide ; drawers. AUGUST " SALE PRICE papered; ready to paint. AUGUST 0:0 SALE PRICE... $12.75 Fiber Chairs and Rockers AUGUST $ SALE PRICE $29.50 POSTER BED mahogany; 3-inch__post. AUGUST % SALEPRICE e o Co. TERMS Weekly or Monthly as desired AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. [@OEH« 'l'nll’ly. Il A. M. to |l P \I, PARAMOUNT JUNIOR STARS Louls Brooks, in A0LLED SToCKiNES 'WILL ROGERS ABROAD CRANDAI.L'S "‘"“" SAP. 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