Evening star. [volume], September 30, 1924, Page 23, Image 23

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

                
SPAIN GETS RELIEF
TO BESIEGED CITY
\ Soldiers Effect Entry Into
Holy City of Xauen, Long
r Vi ,- •
Stormed by Moors.
i.
By the Associated Press.
s** MADRID, September 30.—1 tls offi
cially reported that the Spanish
>- troops today succeeded in entering
’.'Xauen (Sheshaun), which 'the Moor
ish tribesmen have been besieging for
it' some time.
Coincident with the relief of the
Holy City of Xauen, which lies about
75 miles northwest of Fez, the an
nouncement was made by Gen.
, Valle Espinosa, a member of the mil
itary directorate, that while the re
capture might be considered a happy
event, a terrific battle was in progress
on the Earache (El Araish) sector.
Gen. Espinosa added that heavy cas
ualties were being suffered by both
tides.
Spanish Evacuate Positions.
TETL'AN, Morocco, September 30.
Several Spanish positions in the
Beni-Aros sector, which had been
hard pressed by the enemy tribesmen,
have been evacuated. The most im
portant of these positions was Sin
grana, dominating Tazarut, the home
town of Raisuli, the former bandit.
The withdrawal of the Spanish gar
risons was carried out without as
sistance. The Spaniards were about to
take away their war material. The
600 men who withdrew are being con
centrated at Zoco El Elis.
PAY FOR KILLING ALLEGED
Massachusetts Man Arrested After
Report Deed Was Done.
WORCESTER, Mass., September 30.
After Detective Sergt. Albert R. Mur
phy and John Francis of Holden re
ported they murdered John De Santis
last night, Frank Grandone, 63. was ar
rested on a charge of conspiracy.
Grandone is said to have offered
Francis money if he would kill De
Santis, who is his son-in-law. Sunday
afternoon, and the Holden man sought
the counsel of the policeman. Sergt.
Murphy accompanied Francis to the
Grandone home Sunday night and told
Grandone they had shot De Santis down
near his home. Grandone is then said
to have produced S6O in payment for
the murder, and he was immediately
placed under arrest.
lITTiXSITC i-rswware IWfj' • -’i* iM!ffi:ty .Tyiawpc.r.r - .-
; Mortar and Plaster Make / f j|
Poor 'Trimmings /
We know what we’ve got to go through— / J JsMr
for we’ve been through the same experience f r f : ;;| jSST
five times before. f j 1 jgSg
Building materials flying through the air may be / J-* jggSP
% funny in a movie comedy or a vaudeville sketch—but / YftM JgSSr
we’re too well acquainted with the damage that follows / ■/ WjWf-
to see the funny side when the performance is staged in I j dSr The Finest Q?er
our own store. / coats in America
That’s the ‘‘Reason Why” of this Rebuilding Sale. g
| We’re going to get as much of our stock as possible out \ jjr |
of harm’s way before it’s too late. Y I $19.7510595 [ |
| Suits and Overcoats in a Pre-Season Sale at End-of-
I Season Prices! A Suit and Overcoat for Little More Than
the Regular Price of Either Alone!
T housands of dollars’ worth of brand-new Fall and Winter Suits, 2-Pants Suits,
1 uxedo Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats and Men’s Furnishings bought long before we
thought of rebuilding—must now be sold to give tbe carpenters elbow room.
| $25 Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats SJQ.7S
j S3O Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats . . . . . . $24.75 §
$35 Suits, 2-Pants Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats • S2B* 75 I
j S4O Suits, 2-Pants Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats . . $33-75 I
$55 Suits and Overcoats . . $43*75 I
j $65 Suits and Overcoats . . . .... $53-75 I
$75 Suits and Overcoats $63*75
ISo Charge for Alterations A Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
| We have arranged with the Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co. to i
keep and protect all garments sold and reserved on deposit while building j
r operations are under way.
y W W r r in disposing of our
Uptown FRED PELZMAN Downtown merchandise—so the
15*h©G p “““ 9<h © E I
Next to Keith’s Two Stores 5019th St N.W.
: : : I
BALTIMORE CALLED
LIQUOR PLOT CENTER
Ministers Told of World Scheme to
Break Down Law—Parties
Declared Involved.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September 30. —Balti-
more is the center of the liquor traffic
in the United States and of a world
wide conspiracy to break down the
prohibition law, Fred B. Smith of
New York told the Ministerial Union
here yesterday.
Mr. Smith is chairman of the Citi
zens’ Committee of One Thousand for
Muddy Skin Cleared
by 3-Minute Treatment
Now, no woman need have a poor com*
plexion. The rare beauty—the soft, clear
transparency of a perfect skin is yours at
last! A new, scientific discovery gives
you—almost overnight—that fresh, lovely
whiteness that everyone admires. Sallow
skin, muddiness and tan banish as if by
magic. Make this amazing test tonight.
Three minutes before bedtime smooth
some of this cool, fragrant creme on your
skin. Tomorrow morning you will be
amazed, delighted. Go to your dealer.
Just ask for a jar of Golden Peacock
Bleach Creme (concentrated). Unless
this harmless new disc'very clears and
whitens your skin withii "we days, your
money will be gladly rerunded. At all
<bod drug and department stores.
For sslc at Peeples Drug Stores, O'Donnell’s
Drug Store, Oilman's Drug Store. Christian!
Drug Co-, and all dniggista.
Golden Peacock
Bleach Creme
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1924.
Law Enforcement and Observance,
which is endeavoring to have the Vol
stead act observed more rigidly.
The "conspiracy,” he added, "has its
backing In Prance, Belgium, Italy and
England.
"Prominent men in those countries
have told me that large sums of
money are being sent to the United
States to help in the fight against
the prohibition act. In various parts
of Italy tens of thousands of barrels
are being gotten ready to rush to this
country by Christmas, when the liquor
interests here have said the Volstead act
will be repealed."
'A United States Senator,” he con
tinued, "recently called me to Wash
ington for a conference. He told me
that he had discovered a conspiracy—
the worst in the history of the coun
‘©aifcer&Rfiiss
c Jhc Difaihidwaic and Boon?funii/KinA Aore.
11 iK. Aivd G Stc
Store Hours, 7:30 to 5:30
| „ _ . . gallon size, made .
Perfect Oil 0 f heavy cor- Thermal Electric Heater.
Heater, with rugated galvan- with 12-lnch copper re
three-quart i rori w t(h fleeter. Can ne used
.IS 0,1 $4.75 sjj,,.. $1.75 $6.00
Save-AII I> listless Electric Iron,
Ash Sifter, to turn make;
vanlzed iron; to fit M 8g M wUh stand $4.00
I ary can up (BO OET MWO 9> H V
to 18 In.. 1 I gSB KSj Electric Carling
Coal Hods, gai- ' "H complete Or.
vanized iron, with „ ifh OOC
50c Ire A Z" «
® ® Electric Reading
1, am pat stands.
Garbage Cans. Humphrey Radlantflre hangs, clamps any
galvanized iron. Heaters, finished in black where and position;
with tight- 9Q/» enamel. with »1Q aa dull brass fl*-| 17K
fitting cover. Ol7v seven radiants tpxO.UU finish .... wblu
try—between wet Democrats and Re
publicans. They were arranging to
trade votes, he said, and betray the
people.”
Mr. smith said that the way to en
force the Volstead act was to strength
en the conscience of the people by
education through the churches. To
this end, he said, a large convention
will be called in Baltimore and in
other cities after the election to carry
out educational work.
BOYBURIED ALIVE.
Canadian Indians Arrested for
Murder of Alleged Sorcerer.
WRANGELL. Alaska. September 30.
Officers of the Canadian Northwest
mounted police left here yesterday for
Vancouver with five Indians accused of
murdering a 17-year-old Indian boy by
torture. The boy was accused of sorcery
by the Indiana The victim was buried
alive with his hands tied behind him
easier and better way
to wash stockings
COLGATE'S
PAB box front* havr coupon value. SHkarri Gfl
t omhine them with roapom m t from
Octagon Soup Product* for useful and
beautiful premium*, at 514 (i Street
' “Your Promise to Pay Is Good With Kay”
diamond pur
// chased from us for full value, in ex- with draw string-..
>y change for a larger diamond. Any o»e to u customer.
Diamond up to $2,000 on Easiest social? to°^mw.
Possible Credit Terms! —(f
This Beautiful \ extra special % J
Engagement Ring E loth Anniversary Sale
With Wedding WRIST Cluster SjfwßflSS
Ring to Match WATCHES Set in
Sparkling blue-white gem, in XP\ Hundreds of beautiful new Plafinnm If \\
the latest hand-carved 18-carat ')••
white gold basket mounting, shapes. Every watch thoroughly rv h , ]
with orange blossom wedding guaranteed, and every watch Vi II
band to match specially priced for this sale. 14-kt.
A /f\f\ /° PAY A LITTLE Mounting. X
oh I I II I 11 EACH WEEK Q" 1 * a few of these bcauti- II |
Ur ■ ■ ■■ ■ ful. sparkling diamond cluster
JL 15*Jewel 15-Jewel Ladies’ rin s- s l;ft! Has the appear
k For Both Ring, . Tonneau . ....Elgin. S^fc,S.S
. '' ' White Gold White Gold Wnst Watches in a Tiffany mounting Spc-
J/ Filled Watch Filled Watch All Shapes cial—
wTk6"T?l $11.50 $91.75 $21,75 $75.00
CRYSTAL ISC ll £.l £‘±=| r
rMti * S - f y i f
Ask to See the Famous Any standard watch at^"
Ti # Mnut ... _ _ standard cash prices, and not
Plain and Fancy-Caaed 'VISv Popular Illinois-Sterling f *;J? y cx,ra lor our lib ' ral
Watches in tbo City! Watch 6 _
«... . cm. 1* Is 17-Ruby and Sapphire I f
Illinois-Sterling JeWeb , Adjusted LUUN>
Hamilton, a a .- A Beautiful Knife
Waltham, The JpX4*OU and Chain
Elgin, Illinois- W FREE!
_ n. i. Guaranteed for a ... , .
Etc. Sterling urnim,
S f
for | . . . To open an account with^
/-,! • . _ us is like paying ca.sh—
Christmas ~- * No Red Tape—No Collec
£^:<vi| ,ors »~-ab
want in America’s finest I || ]■ ■[ \/] transactions strictly con
jewelry at lower-than-ever I II m \m^r = Tm V /II H ' fidential—All merchandise
prices and on rock-bottom Vnrri*irTvra T/ at cash prices and marked
r °Un, STOEET.N.W. Kt ‘ ET ' N - W - 11 16 KAY Store, in
k Pay Next Your - Mtimare Store, 7W«I Lexington St. 16 Cities J
: after he had been tied to a sapling
• several days.
The slayers declared the boy worked
magic to make hunting poor for a tribe
• in the Telegraph Creek country in Brlt-
I ish Columbia, 200 miles inland from
i here.
I
-REMEMBER-
Do Not Accept Any
Substitute for
-
MOTOR OILS
The large and increasing de
mand for our motor oils and greases
is the result of the unvarying and
superior quality of these lubricating
products.
SHERWOOD BROS., Inc.
L. S. LONG, District Sales Manager
Telephone Lincoln 7816
-
23