Evening star. [volume], April 13, 1925, Page 13, Image 13

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REUPHOLSTERING PAR
LOR SUITES AND ODD
CHAIRS A SPECIALTY
CHAIR CANING
“Nuff-Ced!”
The Best Place and Lowest i
Prices. After All
Ask my 20,000 customers. I
Rive t!ie service that you have
the right to expect.
$9 TAPESTRY CUT TO
$2.98 PER YARD
Clay A. Armstrong
Drop Postal to
1233 10th St. N.W.
I'iMimatfM I're**
Or Phone Franklin 7483
Unexplored Regions of Mind
Greater Than Radio, By
Dr. Yaoki Rajnzun, Hindu Lecturer.
Teacher and President Occult Re
search Society of Chicago.
Five Free Lectures
Apr. 15th, 16th, J7th. 18th, 18th j
at 8 P.M.
All Welcome
The Playhouse. 1814 N Street N.W,
Washington, D C.
Crowds Turned Away in Philadelphia
Listen In
“] always call a Luxor. 1 hey
* are the best looking taxicab* 1
I’ve ever seen and ihe drivers
•re careful and gel me where 1
I’m going. None of this driv
ing you around Robin Hood’s
bam to run up the fare. You
take my advice and call a Lux
or. They’re ihe most comfort
able taxis I’ve ever been in, and
they operate at low rates ”
WASHINGTON
LUXOR CAB CORP.
T clefthone
Franklin 744
A Raw, Sore Throat
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Muster ole
And Musterole won't blister like the
old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. It pene
trates to the sore spot with a gentle
tingle, loosens the congestion and
draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It is fine for
ouick relief from sore throat, bron
chitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
biains, frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Keep It handy for instant use.
To Mothers: Musterole is also
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos- J
Better than a mustard plaster
Folly to Suffer
With Piles |
Step into any drug store, get a 60-cent
pkg. of Pyramid Pile Suppositories and j
stop the soreness, pain, itching and bleed- '
ing. Thousands declare it a wondeK many !
sared from operations Entire families j
rely upon Pyramid and recommend them !
to their friends.—AdTertisement.
Heal Skin Diseases
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrating,
Antiseptic I-iquid
It is unnecessary for you to suffer with
Eczema. Blotches, Ringworm, Rashes j
and similar skin troubles. Zemo will
usually give instant relief from itching
torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin
and heals quickly and effectively most
skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis
appearing liquid and is soothing to the
most delicate skin. It is recommended
for daytime use because it doesn’t show.
Get it today from any drugg.st and save
all further distress. Trial bottle, 35c;
large size, SI.OO. Zemo Soap, 25c.
i W NEVER saw anything »o efficacious
for the back in my life as Tyree’s
Buchu sndHyoscyaraus.lt is awon
® derful medicine. It is made of long
Buchu, Uvo that. Pareira Brava, Hyoscy
amus. Hops. Acetate of Potassa, Aefhe
roal spirit of Nitre and Hexemethylan.
You do not reel like you are taking med
icine. Itdoosn’t taste like medicine at aU.
There ia nothing in it that hurts you in
the least. It will not hurt tbs digestion.
Price 50 oents. One or two teaspoonfuls.
J. «. TYREE. Inc., Washingtan, S. C.
iCOONTZ TO REPAY !
WELCOME TO FLEET
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Admiral Will Hold Reception
for San Franciscans Pre
ceding Ships’ Departure.
By Ihe Associated Press
SAX FRANCISCO, Calif., April 13.
The program of entertainment ar- j
1 rnnged for the personnel of the United
j States’ combined fleet which leaves
Wednesday for extensive maneuvers
in Hawaiian waters and a trip to
I Australia, practically wbr completed
today. Officers and men of the
armanda will be occupied tomorrow
with myriad details incident to
weighing anchor.
Admiral Robert E. Coontz, com
mander of the entire fleet, repaid the
hospitality of San Francisco at a re
ception aboard the U. S. S. Pennsyl
vania. Hundreds of San Francisco
residents were invited to this affair.
The Pennsylvania was chosen because
of the luxuriousness of her furnish
ings.
Flagship to Be Empire.
The flagship Seattle will be the um
pire craft during the maneuvers anh
precedes the departure of the fleet
proper by one day in order that it
may maintain neutrality and leave ali
details of the attack on the Island
of Oahu in the hands of Admiral
S. S. Robison, commander-in-chief of
the battle fleet, who will direct the
operations against the Hawaiian
metropolis.
The air force base ball team, with
one' game already won. opposed the
| U. S. S. California nine in the second
of the three-game series to determine
the fleet championship. The score
yesterday was 2—l. and another close
contest is anticipated this afternoon.
Tonighf the citizens’ committee
which has arranged the program of
entertainment has planned a banquet
of farewell to the officers of the fleet
at the Palace Hotel.
treatiesonagenda
OF CONVENTION HERE
Prospective Revision of Pacts to
Be Considered by Chamber of
Commerce of United States.
Commercial treaties between na
tions will form one of the principal
topics of discussion at the 13th an
nual meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States, in
Washington, May 20 to 22, with in
ternational as well as domestic ques
tions to be considered. The pro
gram points out that “the country is
on the eve of a complete revision of
commercial treaties with other na
tions.”
Other international topics on the
program include discussions of the
European situation and the Dawes
plan by a speaker from Europe, yet
to be named, and of competition in
foreign trade.
Secretary Jardine is to review the
foreign situation in the United States
and former Representative Winslow
of Massachusetts is to speak on
“Congress and American Business.”
Other domestic economic questions
will be presented by committees
which have been making various
surveys.
The meeting also will be the occa
sion for a formal dedication of the
chamber’s new headquarters building.
Ceremonies will be conducted by
Right Rev. Thomas F. Gailor, presi
dent of the National Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
RECTOR IS RE-ELECTED.
Rev. Meade B. Macßryde Continues
at Grace Episcopal.
Rev. Meade Bolton Macßryde, was
re-elected rector of Grace Episcopal
Church of Washington, at a business '
meeting of the church today.
Other officers were also named for ,
the ensuing year as follows: Senior
warden. James V. Price; junior war
den, Merrill Sickles: treasurer. Wil
liam W. Garney; register, Arthur E.
Harper; vestrymen. William H. Whit
ing, Samuel C. Wise, Louise Pricer.
l>awrence F. Hart, Joseph Nagle and j
John F. Allison, ■ }
As EBONITE “Strings” to a Stick,
So It Around the Sears
y MR. MOTORIST
me Manufacturers of Automo
biles recommend using oil
in the Tranmisslon and
rear axles gear boxes, be
cause it adds to the life of
your car, and is cheaper
than repair bills.
EBONITE wis purposely made ,
as a lubricant for these irapor- ]
tant gears, the shreds cushion the !
jreaTs in all seasons, and at all
speeds, and flows over every ;
moving part of the gears, pre- i
venting noise and wear.
Buy with your mind made up. I
Demand EBONITE.
ftYlVjjj Take no substitute.
rd'Aw At dealers in five-pound cans !
feaUfrr end at service stations from i
IdUrlu the EBONITE checkerboard !
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SCALP TROUBLE
FOR 9MONTHS
Hair Fell Out. Pimples
Itched and Burned.
Cuticura Healed. -
j- “My scalp became dry and scaly
and my hair fell out leaving bald
j places ss Urge ss a twenty-five cent
piece. The bald pUces were covered
with pimples thst were very sore.
The pimples itched and burned
causing me to scratch, and the
trouble lasted about nine months.
'* I began using Cuticura Sdap
and Ointment and after the first ap
plication I could see they helped
me. 1 continued the treatment and
within three months I was com
pletely healed.” (Signed) Miss
Azalia Brazley, 21SV 2 Cambridge
Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
Nothing quicker or safer than
Cuticura Soap snd Ointment for
skin troubles thst itch and burn.
jjeli—'
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C„ MONDAY, ’APRIL’ 13. 1925.
[“ROOKIE” STATE TROOPER
TRIES TO TURN HIJACKER
Attempt to Get Liquor From Estate
Results in Gunshot Wound,
Arrest and Real Raid.
By the Associated Pram.
BAY SHORE. X. Y„ April 13.—The
story of a Stale trooper who turnei
hijacker, and of a raid which resulte
in the capture of $250,000’ worth o
liquor, was told here last night bj
Lieut. J. B. Lynch of the State police
The trooper is a "rookie,” Willian
.Delmadge, according to the lieuten
ant, and Is now suffering with r
gunshot wound in the back, as a re
sult of his alleged hijacking activ
ities. It was said he will recover,
however, aud that he has alread>
been placed under "military arrest.’’
Delmadge, the lieutenant said, while
on a furlough, accompanied three wai
veteran friends to the 40-acre Ben
son estate at Ditch Plaine, Long Is
land, where they demanded of Frank
Dickerson, the caretaker, two auto
mobile loads of liquor. "Bump-ofT
men.” Supposed hirelings of bootleg
gers. set upon the quartet. Delmadge
was shot through the back, and one
of his companions received a face
wound, according to Lieut. Lynch's
story. They fled.
Delmadge is said to have made a
cursory report of the affair at head
quarters and then disappeared. A
search was instituted and the
“rookie” found. He is said to have
confessed, and this alleged confes
sion was followed by a raid on the
Benson estate, where 2,300 cases of
liquor were found. Dickerson was
arrested.
The Benson estate is at present
unoccupied by its owners.
SHIP COOK KILLS SELF,
Leroy Newsome Found Dead in
Capital Rooming House.
la»rov Newsome. 27, second-class
cook on the Choptank, Government
tug. plying between this city and
Indian Head, Md., was found dead
in a room at 620 Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday morning. Newsome shot him
self.
Newsome, former resident of War
ren. Ga., had about SSO in his pockets
when he ended his life, and com
panions at a loss for a motive
for his act. He registered at the
rooming house Saturday night.
Lieut. John S. Kennedy, U. 8. X.
stationed at the navy yard, identified
the body. Coroner Nevitt gave a cer
tificate of suicide, and relatives in
Quincy, Fla., were notified. An under
taker removed the body from the
morgue and prepared it for burial.
WILL ADDRESS STUDY.
Dr. Herman Finer to Speak on
British Government.
Dr. HeTman Finer will address
Washington Study on “The House of
Commons. English Party Politics and
the Electorate” at its final meeting
this season at 1734 N street tomorrow
morning at 11:30 o’clock. The ad
dress will complete the course on
“Forms of Foreign Government,” which
hae been conducted by the’ Washington
Study.
Dr. Finer, who is on a lecture and
observation tour of this country, was
especially recommended by the Brit
ish Ambassador, Sir Esme Howard, as
being fitted to speak on the subject
chosen.
THE SPRING EXHIBITION
OF KARPEN FURNITURE
Karpen Overstuffed Group
Three Pieces in Velour, $195
An unusual value in the Karpen Exhibit.
Three pieces in velour with tops of seat
cushions in good-looking tapestry. Sofa,
armchair and roomy wing chair.
Special low Exhibition Prices prevail this
week on all Karpen Furniture. Even
for such an occasion, prices are 'way
lower than you'd expect. Reductions
are substantial.
Lifetime Furniture Is Mo r e Tha n a Name
MAYER & CO.
Seventh Street Between D & E
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VETERANS' HOSPITALS
TO BE STANDARDIZED
Medical Conference Here Outlines
Policies to Improve Service
to Patients.
A* a result of the two days’ meeting
■ f medical officers In charge of Vet
rans’ Bureau hospitals throughout
-he country, with Director Frank T.
lines, and others here Friday and
Saturday, adminlstratve policies were
greed to, it whs announced today,
which will carry forward the plan of
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5 Spanieh and acrobatic If *
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fi the dinner and supper j\J L a M < j
jj dances. JL'Nlg IH— J| « j
* tonight valuable prizes j [ |
5 Si unW be distributed by the nf j ;
’ “magic tcheel.” M
• Mesie by the splendid J
■ Boernsteins La Jsvn Or- 1 j
- Nx ehestra ss4er the direction j!
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HSk rills old
HA ler peppermint
H jjgjjahi Aaaancast Ckaefe Co.
standardizing organization and treat
ment in all hospitals.
Dr. M. T. McEachern and Dr. E. W.
Williamson of a committee from the
American College of Surgeons, which
jias been Investigating bureau hos
pitals were present and reported. Dr.
M&cEachern said that nowhere else
U.n the world was there such a con
trolled group of hospitals, with the
opportunities and facilities of a great
counrty behind them. These hospitals,
lie said, could assemble accurate data
invaluable to the advancement of
medical science in a manner impossi
ble of accomplisihment in civil hos
pitals.
Standards proposed by the Amer
ican College oi Surgeons will be in
troduced so far as possible into the
bureau hospitals, It was announede.
Three broad pinciples laid down by
the surgeons include: ”An early,, ac
curate, comprehensive diagnosis; the
most rational and efficient treatment,
and the best results of treatment pos
sible.”
EOTTLERS TO MEET.
Executive Board Will Confer at
Racquet Club.
Plans for the annual convention
and exposition of the American Bot
tlers of Carbonated Beverages will be
made at the annual meeting of the
executive board at the Racquet Club
Thursday. Junior Owens of Wash
ington is treasurer of the board.
In conjunction with the convention
which is to be hold in Kansas City,
Mo., from October 19 to 23 the bot
tlers will hold an annual exposition,
with exhibits by manufacturers val
ued at several million dollars.
FRESH EGGS &
'
BUTTED Sunset Gold W® DC ADC Lady Alice No- ■ can
DUIiLK Fresh Creamery 50C ILARO Bartletts 19c
BACON '"4Bc APRICOTS
CHEESE SB; PEACHES-**- ~S£
COFFEE 1,0 51 C GRAPES ' 25c
SOAP"Ik SOAP CHIPS, large, 23c
BEECHNUT BOTTLE STAR A for
CHILI SAUCE, Smaii 18c NAPHTHA POWDER, 25c
Small
i POUND LARGE BUNCH
BEANS A 12V2C ASPARAGUS, tresh, 45c
NEW POTATOES tt-L* &
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f''ilher said
y get a package
Ripleys too! "
After buying the eggr.
meat breakfast
food-"you magnet a
package of Vtnftleys
wards the litiie errand
runner with something
deiimous^long^asting
Happy.' child-
gum cleans \
the teeth and acts
as a mild anti
septic to toe
A prominent pkp> l\vA
ftOSB
meal to keep tot
teeth free from * 9PH
'After Everr Meal" I\
DIFFERENT
f l avor s
COMBINED CIRCUS COMING
Ringling Bros, and Barnum &
Bailey Due May 14.
Ringllng Brothers and Barnum and
Bailey bring their combined circus to >
Washington for a three-day show he- I
ginning May 14. K was announced to
day. An eouine ballet in which 150
steads, ridden by youths and girls
will participate, is among many novel
features promised. Another number
will be the appearance of five trained
horses simultaneous in five big rings.
One of the world's oddest narrow
guage railways is owned by the duke
of Devonshire at Eaton, it was built
In 1X34 to transport supplies to Eaton
Hall from a station four miles away.
A CHEVY CHASE HOME
I.ot Ino ft. front.
10 rooms. - baths. Inclosed porch.
Owner must sell.
QUINTER, THOMAS & CO.
819 15th
tijTociento #
~ J TOOTH PASTE. I
Tastes Good /
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