Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1931, Page 11

900 FINE IMPOSED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Gantieri Pleads Guilty scesswn—dne!her " ‘Man Released. Donq to Pleading: guilty* to- 'tlegal , possession’ of jig4. gallons of ,alleged intoxicating liquet,-Bonsto Gantieri, 30 . years. old, ox E “Thifty-seventh street, w-.v need by Judge Isasc R, Hitt Unl ‘States branch of Polloe coun geawu 20 pay a fine of $500 or 45 ays in omflefl was taken into custody Mon- day ftogether: with Samuel J. Bond, 22 years om. of 2200 H nreet., by & liquor raiding squad headed b; Sergt, G. l(. Little. Booflegfln[ open- tions “weré alleged to have been con- ducmd at the Thirty-seventh street address, which is next door to the resi- dence of Policeman E. C. Moore of No. 13 precinct. Information supplied by Moore, who said that his suspicions were aroused by the activity in tbe rear of the next door house small hours of the morning, pr!nclp-lly that of loading and unloading cars. Bond Is Released. Bond, who was arrested some dis- tance from the scene of the confisca- tion when he attempted to escape, Was released -on the plea of Gantieri who admitted the liquor was his. Others in the raiding party besides Littlé were Plain Clothes Policemen G. Deyoe, J. K. Baker and C. D. With the sentencing of seven other defendants in liquor cases following entry of guilty plm yesterday, the total number of pending cases now remaining docket of Assistant United Stm District Attorney David A. Hart in charge of Police Court liquor prose- cutions, #s 12. This number includes four new cases which came into Mr. Hart's office’ yesterday. 44 to Be Sentenced. ‘With the sentencing of 30 persons on llquor cl Saturday, the number of cases ;mtlng sentence on Mr. Hart's ealendar is 44. Of these, 37 will be sentenced Saturday. Last Saturday was a banner day in revenue for the coffers of the liquor prosecutor’s office. Records show that a Ml‘\:’ :a.’wuihm fines was assessed luring the e the court was function- ing that morning. DR. FERGUSON’S HOME AT CLIFTON BURNED Eighteen-Room Residence, Valu- able Library and Many Antiques Destroyed by Blaze. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. mg:ll‘rm"'l‘gr M}l!r:h 11.—The 18- home of Ferguson on the ouunm of Clifton hurned to Lh: mwrdly Dr. Ferguson was home for the post office 'h!n h! looked up and saw his roof a mass of flames. The Fairfax and Vienna Fire ents made record runs, but the flerce wind had fanned the bllzu::unpldly ‘:-hlt the was pract ly gone before the en arrived 'rhere Was no wlt:r lu‘mu WOMEN PLAN MEETING N, Va.. March 11 ~Cirele © of the Wmnlflocl”!of!hemus endon Presbyterian Church. will its monthly meetin, home of Mrs. M. , 137 at 8 o'clock. ‘Tomorrow e Miss Edith Fen! and Bdward Fentan Wi chteria the members of the Young People’s Class of mucl;g;ch l: t}g; hgme of their par- en . AN . E. A. Fenton, 116 Ashton avenue. § Modernize With Mudi‘mnl * 16 = 105 HOUSE WIRED This vrice includes all Sxtures and FOR Electricity R ebresentative. Time Payments Arranged ¢ MUDDIMAN § 911 G St. Nat'l 1040-2622 Organized 1888 SOME WOMEN ALWAYS ATTRACT You want to be babital, beautifol. You want unu- e outh. Bawarae’ Otive “Tablets he 1 a compound of vegetable ingredients, known by their olive color. They act easily upon the bowels without griping. They help cleanse the system and tone up the liver. 1t value youth and its many gifts, ’:’ke Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly. How much befler you will feel —and jook. 15¢, 30¢, 60c. lust for Gol.ns hold tonight at the | Court street, THE EVENING DRINKABLE HAIR RESTORERS . HOLD NEW HOPE IN BALDNESS Science Combats Bare Pates Caused by Sympat}letxc Nerve Upsct With Use of Drugs Taken Internally. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 11—Hair re- storers made to drink were described to the International Beauty Congress today as a scientific hope for bald heads. After 2,000 years of mostly rubbing remedies on_the outside, said Dr. Her- man Goodman of New York, the cause of one of the most ordinary types of baldness is beginning to appear deep in the sympathetic nervous system. This system controls involuntarily dctivity. Certain drugs taken internally, have rtly confirmed its connection with ldness. ThI-l type of baldness denudes the of the ate, leaving the well known fringe at u and back. The Roman writer Celsus flrut described it 2,000 years ago, said Dr. Goodman. Celsus, like every one since, noted that this loss begins after adolescence. Nerve Control Changes. Recently, said Dr. Goodman, scien- tific evidence has been accumulating that before adolescence all the hair of the head is under control of the sym- pathetic nervous system. After adoles- cence only the locks on top of the head remain under the sympathetic system, the fringe passing under dominion of the central nervous system. The latter consists of the cranial and spinal nerves concerned with voluntary move- ments, ‘The common male baldness begins at | the time of change of this nervous con- trol. The area of baldness agrees with | the pattern of the area which remains under the sympathetic nervous control. Beginning of the new idea of nerve control goes back about 40 years, said Dr. Goodman, to Dr. R. Sabouraud of Paris. He discovered accidentally that thalllum acetate, taken imternally, causes Joss of hair; but that rubbed on the outside to remove superfluous hair, 1t has no such potency. Its control is through the nerves. Drugs whose action upon the sys- tematic nervous system is antagonistic to that of thallium acetate have shown some powers of preserving hair. “Just what combination of circum- stances,” sald Dr. Goodman, “control- ling the glands of internal secretion up- sets the sympathetic nervous system in some people who become nerve bald ac- cording to pattern is not known. “Unless very definite results can be obtajned with drugs having the oppo- site effects of thalllum acetate, persons with nerve bn]dnfls must be l'e!ltned SMITHS | | MOVES&STORES FURNITURE OFALLKINDS 1313 YOU STRE PHONE N°.3342§ 1443 STAR, WASHINGTON, COMMERCIAL COURSE WANTED AT SCHOOL Dickerson Delegation Makes Plea to County Board of Educa- tion at Rockville. Special Dispatch to the Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., large delegation from the Dickerson neighborhood urged the County Board of Education, -c its monthly my here yesterday, to add & rlior] course next year to the curriculum of Dickerson High School, and a number of resolutions from ornnmuom and committees in various parts of the coun- don’t suffer with Athletes Foot use new green liquid Just s dash of Robens, that wonderful new green ilquid, sothes and heals hurting Yeet, ivo ‘quickly Teduces e Ohene quickly banishes tos-itch, o, Teet. antiseptiic, Ly excessive sweating and Temoves " opjectionabie odors 'x}ocum recommend Rohnm as e moflun sclentific tonic for the feet. obene s & clean, March . 11—A | PT D. C, WEDNESDAY, ty were considered and taken under advisement. Citizens of the Burtonsville commun- ity asked improvements to the public school building at Burtonsville, partic- ularly the heating facilities and sani- tary arrangements; the Cabin John Home Demonstration Club urnll con- tinuance of eduutlonfl programs in flu county metpecuve existing economic amm, the Kensington Women's c‘h:b requested improvements for the . near Ken- the needs of the children without re- MARCH 11 gozrlphlml locations; a senior fl(h school for the Takoma-Silver 1931. A—11 Spfing area was asked by organizations | WEESFree Auto Parking for Customers Next Door to the Bargain from that section, and a resenting the colored ¢l of county petitioned for improvement in the standards and facilities of the col- ored schools of the county. Rev. M. W. Derr Resigns. BLADENSBURG, Md, March 11 (Special).—Rev. Morris W. Derr, who has been the rector of St. Luke’s Parish for nearly three years, presented his resignation: to the vestry, which met at the rectory last night. - Rev. 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