Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 6

THE STAR. WASHINGTON, MONDAY, TANUARY 7, 1929. lsactory accountings. Licut, Baward 7| BOSTON EDITOR RETIRES.l EVENING >Brien W I The whale has hairs around fits mouth which are extremely sensitive. 4th January Feature Sale 500 Handbags 5345 $5.85 $5 to $6.50 Values $7.50, $8.50, $10 Values ; Tenn., N EVENT which ‘includes a special purchase of 400 new handbags at marked ‘price concessions, together with 100 of our regular bags at newly lowered prices. $ 3.45 $ 5.85 A lovely selection of bags in large and A wonderiul collection of bags usually small on\rlope and pouch styles. In all 250 $7.50, $8.50 and $10. Beautifully made of bags, of which appm.\nn'nrl.\ four-ffths Morocco caliskin, antelope suede and cloth. are smart leathers, the remainder suedes. All With shell tops and covered frames: also are desirable colors and styles. All are bags top strap and back strap styles. With usually $5 to $6. change purse and mirror. All colors. the automobile January 7 Marines, | Pratt, pointed out that there were more than 15,000 assignments to be investi- | gated by his force, ‘the number bei o more than the force could properly in- | | vestigate. He thinks the population | Handbag Section—First Floor. A Great January Sale New Curtains Very Specially Priced Outstanding are the values offered in our January Sale. They are values that invite comparison because they are so superior to the average at these prices. $1 045 Pair $5 Set Specially priced. Ruffled marquisette Curtains that are usually $6.75. Ruf- fled organdy five-piece sets, including curtains, in the attractive wide styles that are so effective in the criss-cross effect. valance and loops. Jade, peach, beige, Dainty and artistic. blue, coral, orchid, maize. $1.75 $1.95 $3.95 $7.95 Usually $3.50 to '$17.50 pair. Sample Usually $2.25. Two kinds in this group. Plain hemmed curtain in sand and pairs of curtains—there are Just one or two ivory shades and plain hemmed dotted pairs of a kind many times. Some slightly soiled. marquisette in ivory. Beautifully made. ifies the employment of s force of E To 1100 men. and Maj. Edwin esse, tomo w if you take | | chief of police, has approved his su ] gestion. HILL’S tonlght There were eight deaths among police | during the year. Two resulied from “The moment you feel a cold coming | injuries received in line of dutv. one on take HILL’S CASCARA-QUININE. |committed suicide =ni1 the remalmde‘x | resulted from natural causes. Lieu These well-known tablets stop a cold | W. F. Hess of the harbor precinci was overnight because they do the four |the only one to die who held a rank | necessery things in one—1. break up |above that of private. James G. Helm ! the cold; 2. check the fever; 3. open \flnd Clxudetg Rupe, nk\\mor csfi\e pfli;m- s s | men, were e ones who lost eir lives the bowels; 4. tone the system. That’s |}, quty, each bein» kilied as a the quick and completeaction youwant | result of his motor cycle coming in| for a cold and only HILL'S provides |coutact with other vehicles while in| it Soget HILL’S at the first sneeze |pursuit of alleged rum cars. W. N.| g Still was the one who committed sui-| HILL’S ‘clde Others who died were E. F. Floegel, Michael E. Hagan, Detective | CASCARA-QUININE Red Box—All Druggists | Patrick O'Brien and A. L. Lewls. Members of the three special squads | of detectives, one specializing in the i | vestigation of homicides, another in in- | vestigation of clothing thefts, and the | |third in connection with the passing of | bad checks, succeeded in making satis- | f”fl 673 ARRES]’S o sacepi Wakdron. Jolin. Flaherty. uch _overtime g w » m JLO5eS ons King, Ohatles E. Warfield, T. J. Sul'- | otherwise will remain unchanged, the o kiwn v to President Cleveland from the t 4 i | . $124,000, and recovered ap- | to Presiden: veland from the time | —Optometrist to| | valued at $1 an: p ‘ | thefts, robbing of parked automobiles | ment. { e rested for recelving such property. | | population of the city, were arrested check squad. is full dur- PLENTY OF WATER Excellent oppor-| to the latest annual report of Lieut. |ceive reports of the passing of worth- | L. The total of arrests was 110.763. Of | in similar capacity | 47,384 motorists being taken into cus- CHURCH BOARDS MEET. Bladder Bothers Next in line came 14,214 arrests for | Pl L about yourself in| i) A forcement police made 6,132 arrests and | CHATTANOOGA January 7 T 11,368 quarts of alcohol, 2.048 gallons| == 5 sltiteenthiannigl s tion, or seiting up an_irritation at quarts of gin, 276 quarts of rum, Box 302-S, Star Office | fations “or% tider, 94 stilis and 501 | ucation, Dr. Drederick & S Wuring the night. The sufferer | persons dying in consequence. Other| “The membership of the counc tion and is very profuse: again, 2 - laneous accidents. 107 suicides and ondary schools, 88 theologics it because they can’t control uri- In summarizing the work of the|tjonal mssociations in session here this' || this is often one of the most simple the year hes been satisactory. Episcopal Church South, Presbyterian || four ounces of Jad Salts from your Bright spots in the year's record in- | Equcational Conference. o real- ||l tast " Cnntiue, this for: tW . 6r solving murders, the record of approxi- | affiliation_and Conference of Church | pno lovker are a source of irritation . Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is | Practically no changes of importance and is used by thousands of folks reased, Congress having made | (#)--A detachment of 75 Salts causes no bad effects what- 1of police and chief of detectives, national election, left yesterday for | period. | where they will rejoin their ship. Rear | may quickly relieve your bladder members 10 other work reduges the f indshi —for Windshields, —Furniture Lacquers { Thomas R. Sweeney, John H. Fowler * J \vmk in connection mm th‘lr assign- | | | ment | BOSTON. January 7 (#.—The Bos- | p Om rls | Recover Stolen Clothing. ! ton Herald announced today that Rob. Sergt. Clement P. Cox, chief of the ert Lincoln O'Brien, its editor for 1 £ | cement, said. s |van and J. A. Foley, Investigated thefts | annount E IR 5 o o 5 . = 5 or e Makes SINCE 186 _EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE Report Showing Results proximately $25.000 worth of it. They | of his nomination in 1892 to 1895. | take charge of| | numerous persons who spectalized in| Must be experi-| More than 100000 persons, a pumber | _ Detectives Ira E. Keck and Bernard and a live wire. |in Washington for “all manner of |ing the entire i period. No» 1. H. Edwards, statistician of the |less checks, many of which were made Ieo: Take Salts Orcasionally one now serving|,Th tody for some infraction of the traffic = eisewhere. [ intoxication letter addressed to|seized 109.224 gallons of mash, 92,381 | (4) —Representatives of 19 denomina- ot fo Hicitate GHH THRTE. { of ‘wine, 1,139 quarts of brandy, 1,522 T Clure e mecting || (e neck of ihe bladder. obliging vehicles. retiring president, dominated the open- || in constant dread; the water passes sections of his report show there were | recent church colleges there is difficulty in volding it 2874 non-fatal instances of traflic|and 29 training schools. Thursday the || nation. While it is extremely an- police, officials of the depariment ex- | week. These associations are the Edu- || ailments to overcome. Begin drink- | College Union, Southern Baptist Edu- | || pharmacist and take a tablespoon- s | clude the work of the homicide squad | dents of the Disciples of C three d: This will help neutral- 90 per cent recovery of flfll"nlrom»za Executives of the Protestant | {o the bladder and urinary organs, 7 - oo ade from the acid of grapes and were made in the personnel of the d 75 Marines Leave Nicaragua. ko b s who are subject to urinary disorders ion for additional men. In- ' who had been taken from the battle- = | ommended an increase of 50 detectives, | Corinto. From there they will be taken Here you have a pleasant, ef- Provision is made for a detective | Admiral David F. Sellers also left for irritation.— Advertisement, N R gfifi&fim&fiflifli&fi&ifiimbfibfi&fifi&fi&fifififli&fiflfi . —Windows, for ; i~ —Floor Wax and S & GLASS b O, Hind George Darnall, mmms!nz the Robert L. 0'Brien Was With Her- icide squad, did ti W t d clothing squad, assisted by Bagby R.|years, has retired. =The organization 5 an e ! involving reports of the loss of clothing | M. O'Brien was personal secretary | solved mysterles of sysiematic siore | 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 Optical depart- of Year's Activities. thefts of clothing. and also persons ar- | . | equivalent to one-fifth of the entire |W. Thompson. in charze of the bad-| KIDNEYS MUST HAVE enced, wide-awake had (1 | offenses during the past vear, according |# day passed that thev faiied to re- tunity for 80 M €| Metropolitan Police Department good without a court hearing. o if Your Back Hurts or traffic violators led ali others, | | S:nte rules. Fifteen Denominations Unite in | Kidnev ond bladder irritations full particulars] s | Council to Promote Education. In connection with prohibition en- | : OPTOMETRIST | quarts of whisky, 26,934 bottles of beer. | tiong were here today for the ausing a burning, el vou to seck relief two or three times | There were 5526 traffic accidents. 8! | jng program with a fareweil address. sometimes with a scalding sensa- 41 murders, 115 deaths from miscel- | vorg P Bladder weakness, most folks call injurics. council meets jointly with the educa- || noying and sometimes very painful, | pressed the belief that its showing for | cational Association of the Methodist ing lots of soft water, also get about, Murders Solved. cation Association, National Lutheran || ful in a glass of water before break- in scoring close to 100 per cent in | cjation of Colleges of Con; ational || jze the a in the tem so they squad and the | Episcopal Church. which then act normal again. lemon juice. combined with lithia, ing the year. nor was t MANAGUA, Nicaragua, y caused by acid fmitation. Jad spector Henry G. Pratt, assistant chi ship Texas for service during the recent | the mppointces to serve a probationary {on the cruiser Rochester to Panama, | fervescent lithia-water drink which force of 50, but the detail of several!Corinio en route to Panama | mendation for an_increase, Inspector [able I E —-1abile. 10ps, Kic. —Paints of all kinds —Pohshmg Brushes ; 1334 New York Ave.—Phone Main 1703 Drapery Section, Third Floor January Sale of Rugs and Linoleum Discontinued Patterns— A Few Slightly Shopworn Greatly Reduced 10 Gre.‘st Rivers of the West en route to or from (Zlifornia via the mmca:Lmatm ater HE most important single factor in preventing or conquering the flu is NewOriental Limited Enjoy from your car window the scenic beauties of the Mississippi, Red River of the North, Souris, Missouri, Milk, Flathead, Kootenai, Pend Oreille, Spokane and Columbia rivers . . . 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Now....$78 4.6x7.6 Size. Were $54. Now $43.25 36x63 Size. Were $25. Now...S20 27x54 Size. Were $16. Now..$12.75 Bundhar Wilton Rugs Heavy, durable quality that will give excellent wear. 9x12 Size. Were $110. Now_....$04 8.3x10.6 Size. Were $102. Now. $87 6x9 Size. Were $69. Now.......$5 4.6x7.6 Size. Were $38.50. Now $33 36x63 Size. Were $18. Now.....§16 27x54 Size. Were $11.50. Now..§10 Oakdale Wilton Rugs Beautiful wool Wiltons in soft, rich colors. 9x12 Size. Were $95. Now 8.3x10.6 Size. Were $89.50. Now $76 6x9 Size. Were $61.50. Now....$52 4.6x7.6 Size. Were $3450. Now $29 27x84 Size. Were $10.50. Now..§9 Vernon Wilton Rugs At remarkably low prices for this splendid quality. 9x12 Size. Were $75. Now... ... $64 8.3x10.6 Size. Were §72. Now.. $61 4.6x7.6 Size. Were $27.50. Now §23 27x54 Size. Were $9.50. Now....§8 Anglo-Persian Rugs Rugs of exquisite beauty, m color, design, quality. 9x12 Size. Were $150. Now $119.75 8.3x10.6 Size. Were $138. Now $110.50 6x9 Size. Were $97.50. Now..$78 4.6x7.6 Size. Were $54. Now $43.25 3.6x6.3 Size. Were $25. Now $20 27x54 Size. Were $16. Now $12.75 Inlaid Linoleum The very finest imported and do- mestic linoleums are being included in this splendid selection. Dutch tiles, marbleized and jaspe effects. We will measure for vour require- ments without obhganon on your part. .25 Inlaid Linoleum. Now...$2.95 2.75 Inlaid Linolesm. Now...$2.50 $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum. Now...$2.25 $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum. Now...§1.55 Rus Section, Fourth Floor Seamless Axminsters Axminster rugs of the finest qual- itv. Heavy, with high pile. 9x12 Size. Were $55. Now.....$47 8.3x10.6 Size. Were $52.50. Now $44 6x9 Size. Were $32.30. Now... $28 4.6x6.6 Size. Were $16.75. Now $14 27x54 Size. Were §5. Now..... . §4 Seamless Axminsters Beautiful inguish these Axmin- sters. 9x12 Size. Were $40. Now. ... $34 8.3x10.6 Size. Were $17.50. Now $32 6x9 Size. Were $27.50. Now....$23 4.6x6.6 Size. Were $13.50. Now $11 27x54 Size. Were $3.75. Now....$3 patterns d moderately priced Large Seamless Rugs 9x18 Size. Were $72.25. Now...$34 9x15 Size. Were $56.75. Now.. $43 9x12 Chenille Rugs in Spanish Effects Were $195. Now $146