Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1930, Page 10

A—10 NEW DRY NETHOD | URGED BY ANDREN assachusetts Representa- itive Favors Plan Other Than | Eighteenth Amendment. { ,y the Associatec Press. ¥ AMESBURY, Mass,, July 18.—Repre- ntative A. Piatt Andrew, Republican, f Gloucester, believes some way other | fhan the eighteenth amendment should | be sought to deal with the problem of | Prohibition. ¥ His concern, he said in an address Pefore a joint meeting of Rotary clubs | Bere last night, was “the eighteenth | gmendment as it is, not as it might | bave been had it been possible to carry | uud! as many in the beginning had oped.” | He said the eighteenth amendment Lls brought “some very important” nefits, but declared, “It has under- mined the people’s regard for the basic charter of our institutions. It has impaired their respect for law and government. It is corrupting their standards of straightforward and hon- . It bears upon the poor, but i | He said his expression of opinion re- | sulted from despair of the possibility | of an impartial investigation of prohi- | bition enforcement. | In an effort to carry out the Presi- | dent's original inquiry proposal, he said, | “a letter addressed to the responsible | heads of every national organization | and committee known to be concerned | with prohibition, whether pro or con, | bespeaking their support and asking | for their opinions and suggestions, brought an amazing and disiliusioning Representative Andrew had not pre- viously taken any part in the dry law controversy. BAD FLYING WEATHER AFFECTS AIRMAIL LINES Low Clouds and Fog Holds Up Planes, While Some Flyers Com- plete Parts of Runs. Bad flying weather during the past 12 hours has made heavy going for air- mail pilots of Eastern Air Transport on the coastal run through the National Capital. Low clouds and fog held up & number of the planes, while others dodged through holes in the fog blanket and completed all or parts of their runs. beauty con! ‘Washington | Do v | MISS HALLIE MAY CLARK Of 1819 G street, winner of a bathing | || test at the annual outing of “o. employes. Gas Light Benning School Is Looted. Gaining entrance to the Benning School through & boiler room window, thieves ransacked the building and stole a portable victrola, according to a report made to the eleventh precinct police last night by the principal, Miss c]‘mltne F. Barnard of 1705 Lanier place. Yesterday's afternoon’s southbound lane, held up for several hours, reached lling Field at midnight, continuing on as far South as Greensboro, N. C., before being hemmed in completely by fog. The first northbound, flying a lLttle later, has been unable to Het beyond mf;:mond. Va. Both later flights were up. ‘The first section of the New York- Washington shuttle got through on #chedule this morning, C. C. dodging the fog banks for most of the 200 miles. The fog closed in behind him, however, and Pilot Don Johnston, flying the second section, was forced down at the Philadelphia Navy Yard after failing to find the fog-covered Camden Airport. il DIES IN TRUCK CRASH Two Others Injured as Logging Ve- hicle Hits Another. SEBRING, Fla, July 18 (#).—J. 8. Corver of Waynesboro, Va., was killed and three other men were injured as a truck loaded with logs crashed into another truck here yeesterdsy. ‘The injured are T. B. Brown, A. J. Collins and Herman Foster, a Negro. Clearance! Men’s Pants $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 Former $3 to $6 Values Styles for men and young men in light, dark and medium colors. Sizes 28 to 52. Blucher or Bal styles; with genuine Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels. Sizes 5 to 11. Also in the sale are plain Black and Tan Oxfords. All snappy up-to-the-minute styles THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930. T2STORY BULDING * BRINGS 1000 | Hurley-Wright Structure Ac- | quired From War Secretary by Local Investors. The Hurley-Wright Building, | corner, of Eighteetnh street and Penn- | sylvania avenue, has been sold by Pat- | rick J. Hurley, Secretary of War, to a group of local investors, it was an- e e Inc., which handled negotfations. to $1,000,000. ‘The building was erected in 1917 by Mr. Hurley and G. N. Wright, Tulsa, L. Harding, local architect. Several years ago Mr. Hurley acquired full own- ership of the property, it is reported. The names of the local investors who formed a syndicate to purchase the property from Mr. Hurley were not dis- closed. The building has a frontage of 100 feet on Pennsylvania avenue and 10714 feet on Eighteenth street. It has been under lease to the United States Gov- ernment, and at the present time of- fices of the United States Railroad Ad- ministration, the United States section sion and units of .the Department of Commerce, the Department of Justice and the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion are located there, @he Fnening Htar Bhaves o Duncan’s Pharmacy—1st & K Sts. N.W. Is a Star Branch Office You may wait for weeks to supply a want that can be filled 12-| *{ |story office structure, on the southwest The | consideration was reported to amount | Okla., banker, from plans by Clarence | of the Inter-American High Commis- | J ADVERTISENENTS i RecelvED HERE DRAFT I GRANDE | *ALGNENT PLANS }'Engineers Propose to Check | Boundary Disputes by Control of River. | By the Associate” Press. MEXICO CITY, July 18.—A tenta- | tive draft of the Mexican and Ameri- | | can engineers’ joint report for straight- | | ening the Rio Grande River from El ! | Paso, Tex. to Quitman Canyon and: | making of the revised course a new | TRAVEL BY WATER TQ PHILADELPHIA horoughl this Pleiresque St Riewes Fanel’end Bev. Detly sassente Tervice except Sunday. The steamer JOHN CADWALADER e Baylight Saving Time FARE, $2.50 ROUND TRIP, $4 | Through_tickets to New York City and New rsey Seashore points. Folder on reavest. ERICSSON LINE PIER 1 | throw Healthy Eyes are Young Eyes O one can look their best ‘when their eyes are inflamed or tired. Drooping muscles at the corner of the eye develop into co'l{utk;nd :hfinue:i: ealthy eyes sparkle with youth. Iris gives instant relief from in- flamed and smarting eyes. Its formula contains healing oils to soothe irritated membranes. It cleans and heals. Recommended by oculists and optometrists. In sterile flasks with eyescup, 50c and $1.00. At All Peoples Drug Stores and at Drug and Toilet Counters Everywhere THE ABOVE SIGN 1S DJSPLAYED BY AUTHORIZED STAR BRANCH OFFICES almost overnight through a Classified Advertisement in The Star. Make your want clear and properly classify it—and you will be surprised both at the number and character of the replies you receive. - Copy for The Star Classified Section may: be left at any of the Branch Offices—there’s one in your neighborhood, render- ing its service without fees; only regular rates are charged. The Star prints such an over- mingly greater volume of Classified Advertising every day than any other Washing- ton paper that there can be no question as to which will give you the best results. | axed international boundary was made public yesterday. Stating that both sides agreed that the solution of the difficult boundary 1 problem layin artificial rectification of the river's rse, the report lists a number of benefits expected to accure from its adoption. These are summarized by the engi- neers as follows: “Enforcement of the national laws of each country will be facilitated by the shortened and controlled channel, with roadways on the levee embank- ments, permitting greater accessibility and constant inspection. “Additional velocities are createed to transport accumulations of Ey-E T Pur Grape Juice Royal grapes is make this refreshing drink. Tennis Balls made pen. ‘The choicest of the healthful, Pint Bottle Fountain Pens A very modest price for such & well future _channel | sediment, preventing changes and detachment of areas from one country to the other. Drainage and irrigation of additionaledand in both countries are permitted, and the annual flood menace to public and pri- vate improvements is eliminated.” In the construction of the channel and its embankments, the report says, 13,700,000 cubic yards of earth must be excavated. The total cost, including a retention dam, the acquisition of de- tached tracts of land and other details; (‘,SOOW between $6,000,000 and $7,- About four or five years will prob- | gu: ably be required to complete the work. L. M. Lawson, American commission- ple Phone District LY 905—1930 “SILVER JUBILEE YEAR” er on the International Boundary Com- mission, said the report would be taken up for consideration today. He and Gustavo Serrano, Mexican commis- sioner, have helped in preparing it. When they have gone into all the technical details of the engineers’' re- port, the commissioners will draw up their own report for submission to the governments of the United States and Mexico. Even today in many parts of the world certain people are supposed to have the gift of the evil eye, and to ard against their curse a tiny amulet, often of the crossed fingers, is worn by tens of thousands. 52 to 49, Our Twenty-Fifth Year of Public Service Right Reserved 2 Bottles, 45¢ to Limit Quantities Hawthorne Golf Balls, 3 for $1.15 B-ifll‘,‘ size 10-inch size IO-Whoz::min! Eclipse be_very handy gobragrain covered handle. equipped with ' nicke] only. Two si Prettily There's a Peoples Near Your Home Free . A beautiful lass Bathing Bathing Caps Made of new rubber in the shapes and designs popular at the this 3 | Try “Black Asbestos,” the ideal h, because it ills in all crevices. ‘ MEtro. 0151 BUTLER-FLYNN 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card Needs live that are so beaches These at- year. tractive caps will add your bathing en- semble. 10c to 98¢ Bathing Slippers c pr.—$1.19 pr. Bathing Bags 29¢ to 89c Bathing Belts 15¢ to 35¢ Beach Balls, 29¢ to 69¢ Regardless of how long you have suffered the tormenti; ng _agonies— Whether you are tortured with biind, bleeding, protruding or itehl b i will_s! Pile-Foe only. choice of five colors. With Each Purchase of Astring-O-Sol op all pain theanty L5 five davs Feel Tired, Lazy? ints or Strensth mouth wash. It _has a pleasant taste ahd antigeptic, astringent ‘Whd Geodorant Droperies. 2-0z. Bottie and 1 locks. Lanster Glass Both Biliousness or sick headache bothe; you?" Plush poisons from the intestinal tract with HEXASOL, the dependable saline laxative. Stir a spoonful in s glass of water and drink your own HEXASOL, 57¢ End them Forever g;ixw‘m doit. Only corn remed; it and End Cases Attractive week “end ‘cises that will for short trips. intsh and a strong leather- Have lined and Black y both removes cevents —different. F 3 Snappy Sport Shoes Black and White, Tan and Elk and Other Combinations 59.90 for men and young.men. Kaufman's—First Floor a Star e, anud S8 “Around the Corner” is Branch Office $1.69 g ) An effective tooth cleanser that re- moves unsightly stains, penetrates hidden crevices and combats tartar and tooth decay. The regular use of Dr. West's Tooth Paste will restore the natural g whiteness to your teeth. Its pleasant taste is of special benefit in teaching children to clean their teeth regularly. i Buy a Supply Tomorrow at This Special Price! and $1.29 Callousesé Toilet Arti 50c Bencoline Tooth Paste. . 50c Brownatone . . .... 10c Camay Soap. . . .. ..o ven ... .3 for 25¢ 50c Conti Castile Shampoo. . . 10c Colgates Big Bath Soap . . 60c D. & R. Cold Cream s 35¢ Cutex Nail Polish. . ... . . $1 Delatone Depilatory. ... . 75¢ Evans Depilatory. ... ... 50c Glazo Nail Polish. . . .. 60c Hennafoam Shampoo 50c Hinds H. & A. Cream 50c lodent Tooth Paste. ... .12for 79¢ .34c .89¢ 25c¢ Listerine Tooth Paste. . . . 50c Luxor Rouge . . . . . 50c Listerine Shaving Cream . 75c¢ Maybelline . ......... 50c Orchard White . . . 35¢c Odorono Deodorant . . . . 75c Pert Rouge ......... 50c Stillmans Freckle Cream . . 60c Van Ess Hair Tonic. . . . . 30c Wernets Tooth Powder. . 50c Woodburys Creams. . . . . . Home Remedi . 75c Agarol Compound . . . .. .. 75¢ Alcorub, pint. ... ....... 25¢ Blue Jay Plasters. . . ... .. 75¢ Bell-ans Tablets. . . . . ... $1 Bayer Aspirin Tablets. . . . . 60c Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. . . 60c California Syrup Figs. . . . . 25¢ Carters Liver Pills. . . . .. 40c Fletchers Castoria . $1.15 Dares Mentha Pepsin. . . 30c Edwards Olive Tablets €s % 60c Harpers Headache Remedy. SicdadiSally. ... 60c Joint Ease . . ........ 50c Listefine Antiseptic . ... . 50¢ Lysol Disinfectant. . . . . . $1 Miles Nervine Tonic. . . . . 65¢ Mike Martins Liniment. . . . . 25¢ Natures Remedy Tablets . % 75¢ P. D. Alophen Pills. . . . . $1.35 Pepto Mangan . 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia . 40c Pluto Water. ........ : 60c Sal Hepatica......... Candy T}eat A pound box of Mammy Lou Snow Flakes and a pound box of Mammy Lou Pecan Chips. Both for 69c. “Be sure to take home a treat” A Pound Box of | And Snow Flakes A confection that is sure to be enjoyed by the entire family. ~ Made {resh es- pecially for this sale. A truly delicious treat. candy after a Pound Box of | Pecan Chips Each piece of this delicious 4 is so delectable that | you can hardly stop eating it | the first piece. Both. for 69¢ Two pounds of pure fresh candies at ““]ual for Friday and this special price.. . Saturday