Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1937, Page 15

CITIZENS OPPOSE FILLING STATION West End Group Favors l’nrkinzl Lot Over Gas Service in Section. JPeeling that a parking lot was less Barmful to the community than a filling station, the West End Citizens’ Association voted to oppose the appli- eation for permission to establish a gasoline station at Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue at its meet- ing last night at Kidder Hall. Isadore May, owner of part of the property under consideration and a member of the association, told the group that the proposed filling station would be in no sense a blot on the community and would be far less un- sightly than the parking lot which he would be otherwise forced to make of the property. Charles L. Norris led the opposition by claiming that a perking lot, if more unsightly, was a more useful and less permanent project. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Other motions carried included one favoring the addition of 100 policemen to the District force and one commending the work of No. 3 precinct. SiXx new members were admitted. The group also heard Alexander Shapiro, transit company official, who answered questions on local transpor- tation. Wear White Rain Capes. Telegraph messenger boys in Okla- homa City are equipped with white rain capes as a safety measure. Phone POtomac 5678 counteract acidity s oo Het o Vindigestion -+ ¢ quickly and pleasantly. 65¢ Milk of Magnesia Neutralize acid conditions with & Milk of Matnesia- bsolutely free from fChaky’ taste. Mildly laxative, 50c Petrolagar (All Combinations) 2—with Phenol- phthalien. 3—with Milk of Magnesia. 4—unsweet- ened. 5—with Cascara. 1—plain $1.25 Pint Analgesic BALM Soothing to muscular aches, neuritis pain. and minor congested conditions of nose and throat. 75¢ PHOSPHO- SODA Gently relieves temporary constipation. Is pleasant to take and quick to act. 21- 30¢ Sise_ oo MUSCO RUBBING OIL Liniment Relieves minor aches and Penetrates quickly Biianse it contsins OIl of ‘Wintergreen. 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Expecting an unusual number of suspicious characters here for the in- augural, the Police Department yester« day changed the scene of its daily line- up from the third floor rear of the Headquarters Building to the second . Yoc Tabe-- D. C., WEDNESDAY, floor court room of the Police Court Building. Inspector Bernard H. Thompson said the change was due to lack of space. It is effective for today and tomorrow. No prisoners are to be brought to the line-up unless they are charged with felony or investigation, or unless they are considered sus- picious characters. Out-of-town police here for the ceremonies are invited to the line- ups. Four flood lights have been set up in the court room to light the facés of the prisoners. PEOPLES DRUG STORES FILLED PRESCRIPT 643,403 IONS in 1936 An Increase of 103,576 More Than in 1935 Why ? No. 1 Only registered pharmacists with years of experience are en- trusted with the compounding of prescriptions at PEOPLES. No. 2 Only pharmaceuticals of na- Every prescription is double- checked to verify its correct- ness when it is compounded at PEOPLES. This is for your protection. No. 4 Peoples prescription prices are based on a fair margin of profit consistent with the use of the best drugs and pharmaceuticals. Your HEALTH Is a Precious Asset « + . guard it zealously by hav- ing your prescriptions filled at PEOPLES. “TAKE IT TO Bottle of 100 Peoples Saccharin Ya-Grain JANUARY 20, 1937, TO MARK BIRTHDAYS OF LEE AND JACKSON Confederate Groups Join in Me- morial Services Tomorrow. Fish to Be Speaker. ‘The birthday anniversaries of Gens. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson will be celebrated jointly tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the Coafederate Memorial Hall, 1322 Vermont averue, by Camp 171, United Oonfederate Veterans, the District and Maryland Division, Sons of Confederate Veferans, and the District Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Richard A. 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