Evening star. [volume], September 18, 1930, Page A-5, Image 5

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But This Year
the Same Kind of
Society Brand
SUITS ,re
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Double service worsteds and worsted
twists. Stronger weave . . . finer texture
... excelling in every respect suits that
sold in previous years at SSO. In new
Meardowtones . . . colorings inspired by
the Fall countryside . . . Lark Brown,
Flax Tan, Brook Blue, Rock Grey, Dawn
Grey.
Society Brand Topcoats
HO and *SO
Exclusively in Washington at
THE HECHT CO.
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TEE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C„ THTTRSPAV. SEPTEMBER 18, TWO.
GIGANTIC DETROIT
DISTILLERY RAIDED
Operators of Million-Dollar
Plant Escape Police
by Rope Ladders.
Bt thf Associated Press.
DETROIT, September 18.—Police
early today announced they had de
stroyed an illicit distillery which had
been doing a II ,000,000-a-month busi
ness for several months.
In a raid late last, night they dis
covered and seised the largest alcohol
plant found in Detroit since the eight
eenth amendment went into effect, The
raiders said the value of the elaborate
equipment and materials was $1,000,-
000, while conservative estimates placed
it at more than 1560,000.
Operators of the plant escaped by
means of rope ladders from rear win
dows, while the police were battering
down doors and partitions. The build
ing. located near the center of the up
town business district at Woodward ave
nue and Grand Boulevard, formerly
was used by the Fire Department, but
was abandoned and sold several years
ago.
The big distillery was equipped with
s telephone system and a battery of
elevators. There was evidence that it
was operated by experts. Each vat was
furnished with a bulletin board, giving
the formula used and instructions as
to temperatures and time of heating
There was a well designed ventilating
system for carrying fumes to the roof.
' Holes in the upper floors, through
which firefighter# formerly passed, had
been- converted into elevator shafts.
Behind Every Change
There’s a Reason
THE law of cause and effect dictates that “behind
every change, there’s a reason.” And there’s a
reason behind Electrolux, the Gas Refrigerator.
More Electrolux, Gas Refrigerators, were sold in
Washington during the past month of August than
ever before. And more are constantly being sold.
People are changing to gas refrigeration, and there’s
a reason for that, too.
The reason is that “Domestic refrigeration belongs
to the gas industry.” Simplicity of design gives Elec
trolux “natural advantages” which more people are
realizing every day.
HERE ARE SOME OF THEM.
■—Electrolux is noiseless .
—Electrolux has no moving parts .
—Electrolux is cheaper to operate
than any other automatic refrig
erator,
—Electrolux can never wear out be
cause a tiny gas flame and a
trickle of water do all the work .
When you buy a refrigerator you should think in
terms of years of satisfaction to come. When you
get an Electrolux Gas Refrigerator that is just what
you are buying. You will never have to pay for ser
vice because there are no moving parts to wear out
and because the Washington Gas Light Company l
gives free service on all appliances.
Ten dollars down and the balance in 18 months
will give you automatic gas refrigeration. If you are
thinking of buying a refrigerator, you should see
Electrolux before deciding.
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ANTIETAM BATTLE
COMMEMORATED
j Gen. Connor, In Main Ad
dress, Asks Fighters to Be
lieve in Justice of Cause.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BHARPBBURG, Md., September 18.—
Standing on ground hallowed by men
of the North and South who died in the
battle of Antletam, Maj. Gen. William
D. Connor, commandant of the Army
War College, at Washington, yesterday
| delivered the principal address during
exercises held In connection with the
I anniversary of that major Civil War
engagement.
Brothers fought, brothers at Antie
tam, Gen. Connor said, because each
J was imbued with the "Arm belief” that
j the government# and the people# to
whom they owed their allegiance had
earned their loyalty. Addressing Gov.
Albert C. Ritchie and a large audience,
he urged that all citizens resolve "that i
! your sons shall ever have an undisputed
right to believe to their dying breath
in the honesty, the fairness and the
| justice of their Nation's aims and poli
cies.”
Urges Belief In Righteousness.
Gen. Connor acknowledged that the
world Is "tired of war.” "But in the
past,” he said, "you have called upon
your sons to vindicate justice, and
should justice again be imperiled you
will again call upon them to make a
similar sacrifice.
“You must not shrink from the j
! thought of future fields as fiercely
fought as this and as stubbornly con
tested.” he asserted. “It is your duty ;
to Insure that the men who must fight |
upon those battlefields shall be no less
imbued with the belief in the righteous
ness of their cause than were those
who fought at Antletam.”
Emphasising that responsibility for
governmental policies at home and
abroad rests with the citizens, who stand
behind the leaders to whom they dele
gate power, the War College head assert
i ed that it Is the duty of the citizens to
j make sure that "those who, in the days
! to come, will fight the battle# of your
children, or your children's children, will
fight as only men can, or will, who know
that they are fighting for the right.”
Far tors for Peace Stated.
The only way for citizens to escape
their responsibility, he said, la for them
to abdicate their fundamental rights.
"Justice and honesty in our policies will
make for peace and harmony at home
and abroad,” he declared.
"Injustice or dishonesty In our poli
cies will induce war. And It is only a
fixed belief in the justice and honesty
of our policies that will engender such
loyalty and devotion in the hearts of
the men who must defend them as il
lustrate the story of this great battle
field.”
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Buckley of
Enniscorthy, Ireland, recently celebrated
their seventy-seventh wedding anniver
sary.
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and Rath, $57.50
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