The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 9

a organ a a ate LCR EIEN ~ eer tee} The Seattle Star [acses10 1) ‘Devil Dog’ Commander | re Cleaning Philadelphia t Rich - ba 3i ice 48 Hours to Run All poe Gives Police 48 Hours to Run All) in his : * r y village Crooks and Dives Out of the City : PHILADELPHIA, Jan, S—= / union, We'll have none of It Gen, & D. Butler, Marines’ dic. | It's over, It's passed,” he noes tie | Thus, a soldier, brusque, se tator, today slamm Vere in discipline, begins a year's ion mailed fist on Philadelphia | effort to exterminate Philadel- eginning a 48-hour drive | phia‘s 8,000 blind tigers, stay its ) am against the “crooks and cess: | flood of bootleg liquor and enter | sools”” of the city, which ended | a gone of activity where hereto. Rellin . | re, because of political influ with 3 . his predecessors havo ea bai feared to tread. 2 gaat | GENERAL pRouD he tirg of th the men in a meeting ident of Police Mills, the cri are going to stay on the | job until we get things running,” he sald, a¢ “Clean up ng that he wanted to b night and day. make the lawa, but ® going to enforce them. In 48 hours the lieutenants have have their divisions clean.” we lights. You keep the from robbing mail wa, 0 il dogs” ¢ OF NEW UNIFORM | sn 2 i en. Butler, attired in his new b » uniform, was at his desk | nt ow in s y today. He proudly exhibit. | ‘ ve you 48 hours from t mt New Yara<| 4 od “No one has ever worn a po- | t + OU TAM, CUS 1 Th iform to a White ‘ | ecoption, but there will | “BANDIT NOTCHES be teat year,” he sald. IN YOUR GUNS” | Butler had two beds moved | “put some bandit notches in Into the city hall today, one for | your guns," Butler thundered to himself and the other for Super- d | id J ines, sels of making 4 of 70 miles an hout, will dy for bandit chasing sery ice by next Monday First reports of the cleanup } ments, 5 now SEEK ROAD TO LUNDIN TO SHY © AID INDUSTRY FEDORA IN RING Asks Rail Chiefs to Build on} Will Jump ‘Into Mayoralty W. Marginal Way Race Wednesday Sonstruction of a railway spur on Attorney Alfred HL Lundin will ie nm of candidacy for t which time he s nt of principles nounced ‘Tuesday “I will register Tuesday; then, of | Wednesday, I expect to file my decia. ‘om-‘ ration of candidacy,” Lundin, who of four | was @ prosecuting attorney six years allways at a lunch-/| ago, said. } Hotel Wash | Lundin sald that he America’s smartest makes The two outstanding values in Men’s Overcoats—in the ll manage {t from yullding being Mra. ia Oliver - Brown, “DELAY ACTION IN FILM CASE ‘/Miss Normand’s Films Not Yet Barred Here Greatest Sale of the Season $55 OVERCOATS £" *36° $60 OVERCOATS £" *40” $65 Overcoats now $43.35 $80 Overcoats now $53.35 $70 Overcoats now $46.65 $85 Overcoats now $56.65 $75 Overcoats now $50.00 $90 Overcoats now $60.00 Se eatictaatin « “1 ver arl Ve PO RA All the $45 and $50 Kuppenheimer and “Society Brand” Overcoats are in with the “Ray- Bearer gerce sttoniwit NEED CARS TO stan’’ line, during this sale, at the popular ‘““Raystan” price—$33.50. gee UOT NS $50 KUPPENHEIMER “Since” }ous t $33: 50 $45 KUPPENHEIMER ™“3ocrcc atk?” [ For worth of fabric, skillful tailoring and smartness of style no other coats can match the “Raystan”’ at the price. Special Sale Kuppenheimer and “Society Brand” Suits An attractive group of specially selected models in these two noted makes at genuine reductions from the plainly marked regular prices: i attack Darhe Law $45 Suits cut to.......... $39. 13 | Pa Suits cut to ......... $47.85 || $65 Suits cut to.......... $56.75 in Hecker’s Case $50 Suits cut to.......... $43. ‘| Brie Suits cut toy oe. ies $52.90 || $70 Suits cut to.......... $59.90 A Charge Ea $ YS Account If Desired Second Avenue at Seneca HOLD HUBBY, _ th c SEllsworth Named — Commander Store Hours 9 to 6 Every Day Picture Suit Is Ended by Jurist Confirm Perkins as Bile Prod peng Seattle Postmaster