Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 7

One Room and Bath $42.50 "THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road ~—mern whe kmow how fto “handle with 'care” our prices NOW! PHONE US TODAY —The Original—: KRIEG’S EXPRESS | & STORAGE CO. 616 Eye St. Dist. 2010 §| Nature Warns You An inactive liver is nature’s warn- ing that it is time for action. Head- aches, sluggishness and that de- pressed feeling are signs of faulty elimination, known as constipation. | Flush away all poisonous waste mat- ter from your intestinal tract with| HEXASOL, the dependable saline laxative. Feel like yourself again. Stir a spoonful in a glass of water and drink your own health. HEX- ASOL costs only'60c for a generous | bottle. | Get Experienced Movers end to CRNS between toes | % | ‘Those terribly mean corns between | the toes that seem to defy all treat- ment—they're as_easily removable as any other with FREEZONE! A few drops of FREEZONE instantly put the corn to sleep. Pain is dead- ened at once, and soon the corn becomes so loose that you can actually lift it right out with your fingers. Hard corns or soft corns—all yleld to FREEZONE. Why suffer? i n | not positive about dates and were told COURT PLOT BARED N PANTAGES CASE Co-Defendant Charged With Attempt to Obtain False Testimony. By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif,, June 12.—Alex- |ncder Pantages, wealthy theater man, | moved to complete his defense in the “girl market” case today. But his co-defendant, Jesse H. Shreve, wealthy real estate operator, whose witnesses will fol'ow those of Pantages, became more deeply involved. Shreve was summoned bzfore the grand jury for questioning about an alleged plot to obtain false testimony in his behalf. Defense motions to dismiss the charges of conspiracy to contribute to the de'inquency of a minor, Lydia Nitto, having bcen denied, Pantages scught to prove the girl was of age. She testified she was 17, but ndml"fid' having made an affidavit a year 2g0 that she was 22 to obtain_employment as a taxi dancer. Mrs. Batty Muon, motion picture actress;, said Miss Nitio told her she was more than 21. Admits Hiring Girl. John P. Mil's, .a Stat> witness, has test.fied he and Shreve agreed to pay Olive Clark Day and Willlam Jobel- mann, ta» other defendants, $200 to bring Miss Nitto and Helen Livingston, another State witness, from Hollywood, to & hotel party here. Mrs. May E. Siens and Mrs. May Corneil of Chicago, who appeared be- | fore the grand jury yesterday, charged in a statement to the district attorney that they had been given typewritten pages conta'ning false statements con- tradicting Mills' testimony, which they were to memorize and present as evidence. Assault Charged. The pages were given them, they said, by Mrs. Siens’ husband, E. Byron Siens, wealthy ofl promoter and sportsman: Shreve, Archie Shreve, his brother, and C. J. Bassler, one of the defendant's attorneys Mrs. Siens charged in a divorce complaint Siens kicked her and orcered Mrs. Corneil from their home when they refused to “perjure” them- selves. Bassler sald the women volunteered to testify and pertient statements made by them were set down in writing. Later, he added, they said they were | they would not be asked to testify. DELAWARE PICNIC SET State Society to Enjoy Outing at Galesville Cottage. A picnic of the Delaware S'ate So- ciety of Washington will be held tomor- row at the Summer cottage of J. E. Boudwin, sr., on Church street, Gales- ville, Md. Those who plan to make the trip will be at the west end of the Penn- sylvania Avenue Bridge, Southeast, at | Opera Star Here SINGS AT THE CAPITOL TONIGHT. i X MISS PATRICIA O’CONNELL, will sing at the opening program of the | United States Army Band tonight on the Capitol grounds. Van Permit Sought. RICHMOND, Va., June 12 (Special). —J. W. Birkett is applying for authority {to furnish interstate motor vehicle | freight service between Orange and the | Virginia-Dist-ict of Columb'" iine with { Washington as the destinciion. Hear- ing on the application is fixed for June 27. FORMAL New York comic opera prima donna, STAR,] WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931. NENGO CANBLING HOLSES TO RENAN Government to Control Places—Roulette and Bac- carat to Be Barred. MEXICO CITY, June 12 (#).—A denial that the government would take immediate steps to close gambling es- tablishments in Mexican cities located along the American border was made today by Acting Minister of the interior Octavio Mendoza Gonzalez, He explained that a decree issued several days ago was intended to pre- pare the way for legislation to control gaming establishments. Once the leg- islation is enacted roulette, baccarat and other games prohibited by law would be barred, he indicated, but this will not be for some time. The decree returns the right of granting concessions to the federal dis- trict government and the treasury de- partment, and leaves the interior de- partment with only the right to grant concessions to commercial establish- ments and lottery companies. In all these cases only the class of gambling allowed by the constitution will be permitted. The federal district government will grant concessions for the federal district, and aspects of the concessions affecting taxation will be referred to the treasury department. ———— An American life insurance company | has purchased a large bank and | industrial building in Hongkong, China, | for nearly . quarter million dollars, SOCIALIST TO SPEAK . August Claessens to Address Work- men’s Circle Camp Outing. August Claessens of New York, one- time leader of the Socialist minority in the New York State Legislature, will speak at the Workmen's Circle Camp at Edgewater, Md., tomorrow afternoon. An athletic program has been ar- ranged for the young peopl:'s branches of the Circle from Washington and Baltimore. In the evening there will be an en- tertainment program followed by danc- ing. Marx Lewis, I. Talsshoff and J. Bryan are in charge. 3 . AUXILIARY TO ELECT Election of officers and committee re- ports will feature the annual depart- ment convention of the Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans, opening at the Pythian Temple tonight at 8 o'clock. Bertha R. Cook, department Mrs. president, will preside. A business ses- Of Another Chicago Market Co. ' The Chicago Market Co. market in Washington. GRAND OPENING! 3146 M Street N. W. announces the opening of another new up-to-date The Chicago Market Co. has been serving thousands of satisfied customers for the past two years at 311 7th Street N. W. By having these two stores operating—we will be able to give you better ser- vice plus our high quality meats. Come in and visit our new store, which is the finest in Washington. 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Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, 1b Fresh Pork Steaks, Ib................. .15¢ Fresh Pork Tenderloins, whole or Frenched, Ib. .. .40c Fancy Milk Fed Veal Chops, 1b. .- R e - Fancy Milk Fed Veal Pocket Roast, Ib...........10c Fancy Milk Fed Veal Roast, Ib................12Y5c Fancy Milk Fed Veal Cutlets, Ib.... Fancy Calf Liver, Ib......... . .50c Frosh Colf Besing, . ....ccovcioicisivioss. 2% \TO MIDDLE WEST CITIES ONE FARE and HALF for the ROUND TRIP Pork 30-DAY LIMIT- Stop-overs permitted Tickets good on all trains Saturdays, all summer through September, to points on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway west of Huntington, W. Va., and to points on connecting lines. Pullman accommodations available. ROUND TRIPFP FARES CINCINNATI . 830.23 CHICAGO... .$41.67 LOUISVILLE. ..... $35.58 ST. LOUIS .$48.81 See Ticket Agent for Full Information l Ticket office 714 — 14th Street, N. 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