Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1921, Page 3

LPRESIDENT PLEDGES TIES OF U.S TOSOUTH AMERICA THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 192f.° . s organized society may be to promote | policy aimed at her prospgrity and prog- |mightily strengthen ourselves to carry the threat of its destruction. 't the zhts are mainly of the Sy = the welfare of its members rather | ress, and we see in our latin American | forward our tas f “The doctri aimed a - o AP he doctrine proclaimed under| “Our th e it (SHOW FOR DENTAL CLINIC| St . kind may know peace and plenty and | devotion to the Stars and Stripes. Porto[to the rest of the world. By ac- Abe N‘art]n Says: happin and when the first duty of | Rico is a part of us, under a permanent | complishing these things we shall CARUSO T_O GO TO NAPLES. u re : of today, and of |Sister-in-Law Asked to Buy Him a ° than to array itself in power against| the slendid agency to help in-{all the tomorrows.’ i 3 mericas to one aWother. _— Villa in Suburbs. Monroe, which ever since has been| Americas tod 28, April 20 —Enrico Caruso is e jealousiy guarded as a fundamental | this stytuo of the great Bolivar, and the cxpected to arrive here abo end . i !of our own republic, maintained that | good cmen it brings as the gift of a Of May, the Associated Press was in- 3 > < {these continents should not again bejnation which utters its gratitude to|G. U. Students Will Give Proceeds sl % 5 e Stands on -][("lr()(’ Doctrine as Guide er regarded as ficlds for the colonial en-|him. 20 another nation which has ever formed by the tenor's sister-in-law. American Republics in Speech at Bolivar Statue Unveiling. erprises of old world powe There | revered him. and joins Venezuela in pro- to Free Dispensary. She added that Caruso had asked her ) have been times when the meaning of | tecting and perpetuating the WOtk of | To raise funds for the establishe |to purchoce o et ot Vormers or oo fi«sz\:fi?:f Monroeism was misunderstood by |free men. T rejoice in this testimony = g : ome, perverted by others and made|of the sratitude of Venezuela and ac.|Ment of a free dental dispensary |silippo, suburbs of Naples, where he \ of '!’I:e le;‘uhj'-ct hur distorting propaganda | claim the statue as a symbol of the deep- | for the people of Washington, in|ivishes to bring his family together - Sure Reli Y those who in it an obstacle | Iying sympathy and shared regard which | regpo, s ce s tinents. Let it stand out as an earnest education, the dental students of| {ntj} the villa is ready Caruso will —_— bitions. ViRineakanion n tence and fellow- ! our adhesion to this doctr of more Mfective co-operation and bet-| Georgetown University will give a|stay at a hotel in Naples ! FOR INDIGESTION Renewed | ship so nuaturally inspire flcation for prejudice against theltor understanding and more intimate | minstrel show in Gonzaga Hall to- ~ 2 ke United States. They have falsely|ana ever. ring friendship ! hngtion. night and tomorrow night. bonds o fox Amer- | Compared to ¥ charge p <0 o e b xtion| “Havine ns to estab- | o Sustd Mt eliacueh O NI Thought of Mankind. sting the deutal students will] ican, republic 2 3 = ons of the old world at arm ! 3 hesof ht of | b6 the Georgetown College Glee Club, Frelaaidi xan e s helonyined length, in order that we mizht monop- | “But we must also have a thought of | U6 Fhe Qecrmetomn Collcze Glee Cl f peace and liberty as an exd o e n ! olize the privilege of exploitation for|all mankind. The world is torn and | J, Sharkey. i for a war-weary world, were plighted | ny well toic ws to p | el el James A. Sharkey, business man show to the doctrine would never be enforc. hievement d o a pan-Amcricanism means {ager for the minstrels, promises some | A W d f l R . N mathetic Ang. gencrous Americanism. | new features, including the Aching | onaeriu esiaence by Pr i o enforce it should involve us in { L TG cods ‘the utmost of produc | Tooth Jass Iand.” composed of dental Hard to Simon unveiling here of i fes ndivide et e It most n mpos a e R SR S S has proved (iat'we never fntendeid it s str ' may contribute (s\(u%.-n:s‘?; e w‘-}lfi;..‘.‘.f.\’."i"_\’- Hetghts—owned and recently occupled by a promi- 12 an itersating e eon nalnrly et s e ok, ' cavipped dispensary ‘at 20 10 strect || nent official. s of Ame ib var = o |history of MG decans i 3 ors with corifidence i : k e atn e : g e [.'?f;nx’-?n;mlkfili the world| “The world needs, in order that the|adults may receive free dental treat- This palatial residence is 2t : S . HHAE we standl mihine o e ifl(-rnnunlu, b. : may be redressed,|ment and oral hygiene. The stu-| enterprise, industry, frugality | dents have contracted for 5.000 tooth politics d amity. 5 1 o planned that it affords every com- fort and attraction as a Home—and is ideal for entertaining Center "nll Plan Cheir wife finds a hat t’ please her that | ecessary, to protect these continents, | Peace, B el e o e oTe D Commercial ‘development. Here | brushes and propose to demonsirate [l | ; g AN r e: 1 T ST, 0. s ents ! a whole, have felt far y. o 3 o - mia ihe riar_of cannon ar | : : | Nest” must have held a_public | aavise us out of their wisdom d‘ nuveithelolier contncntaliaress B0 1.'.. ,.‘"‘, ";"."';. Dath g k y E Gt Sioliucnetol eny hatont L2 : dens S arn o Mo for. | us the world is . W 2 3rd Floo hedrooms, 2 haths. = of the Monroe doctrine. | o Ttions Wronghe b’ Wasnine, | office at some time or other. | erienoe. the cv)‘v‘lfl‘l‘l‘e:\r“e(’lh.‘:: a3 (e | that “we“draw ‘wpon the yresources e et Cellar hax wine closet, furnished room, laundry, vacuum machine, 1: tal G o i ol r grew the republi g izht National Newspaper Serviee. right course. 1 believe they would ad- ! Which nature and our common good servants’ quarters. Mstnn asly, in_ € as, e[ . SRt monish us to cling to that w fortune have assured to us, to aid Two-car garage lighted and heated; gas tank with pump; side drive- zucla’s. by Slest Contt | e e | e tried, }o MoLS fast Ly the those who have suffered more griev- was. which are oned tions of moderation, of independence, of [ CUSIY than We. tons of moderati el thanem e e i e The House is of Brick—hardwood throughout and exceptional well furnished. o A aeon populations. the southern S g E shins r . v looked to the ne has bheen proving another 2 opportunity; duty to those whom we Exceptionally Low Prices A » DEAe e : o o s et qually important hypothesis. It is, s may help: “opportunity. in helping || pEAR] MAN’S BOOK Price, $60,000, Including Furniture. etred 5 3 the 2 P 3 a family of states, en-| “I know I may speak th : rs, also to help ourselves. The ! = SHOP For I tion Call ident Harding" S ur t toret 3 I nd independent, may | United States. . N. ;s i has brought to us of the | 933 G St. Open Evenings or Inspection Ca ame continental | no greed is uri ? 2 s a new conception of our and progre: a i The l nited Sta 1 the world, a larger appre- York gave the public Tortunity to CKEEVER «{ GOS S enthus 2 ¢ “We ad _our cont, inter- | salutes Venczuela and the South Ameri- of the opportunity which is ) o the mo- | : i nd civil; but, on the whole, fons born of Gen. Bolivar's offer. We need to know each other House w“-lng ! 4 witnduc ]"'h" v under our republican in- | i n the altars’ of freedom, and r: (o understand institutions and half s later. cro zations and the | stitutions has been toward establ s devotion to the s and methods more accurate- = ™ rood-naturcdly : tems from which | ment of these means of conciliation, ame justice, the same aspira {t Gevciop the ereat proucing and | 6 Rooms, $100 Imm&’_m’i{‘: St h which he i ,“1 to which we m: a ation s rul ,u.x.,m determination | of national independence, s o al possib s of our own ¢l cordial welcome i 2 8 3 S vhi is les- [ ward look, in chin S ve | countries; to encourage the larger ex- mony ended a h e spiration which gave | 03 No American state succumbed |advance to greater fulfillment changes of our products, the most ca"oll P t . atch a train | conception to the institutions of freedom | to the te »n of that militaristic | _“We do not forget that ited | athetic — appreciation of our . enter - s I 8 & a 8 ch we are dedicated. It is fine vhich laid ever-increasing today w to one agother a t the Lichthouse for t! d. !m be able to say that new-world tem- | burdens upon nations elsewhere, and Phone North 8349 * Restating the Monroe doc a n Harding asserted that it never meant | ples of liberty were not wroyght in de- | PIch at last brought them to crisis a policy of selfishness or narrowness, siruction of the old. e speak his ",','.a‘,!',",."}fl‘,;“[,.f‘“}‘p:g ;rxl*‘:::f-:: trat hag | | DAY ( :LASSES but was a character of American; in 1y of revolution, when in real; |been made toward judicial and ar- dependence, nair i the | mean se 26 bitral settlement of international dif- d States wa b to fiEht. if | ton. The world Rn't callng toda | ferences by the American nations. 4 B y.” He added t the policy | destruction, it needs reconstruc - American republics must not|where the test of jus s 3 Democracy as Light. it err on the side of oo great aloofness, i : vere as S the | “With 211 humility, but in all sin- and that in E nt world ch; 3 > . {cerity and earnestn . I feel that wel | 1 T near m 2 e 2 S meri; . north and south, are en-| | i pathetic and generous Am "y i lan, :‘ I el | title d that our democracy has ervice in Standing Together. i e {come as a light into the world of in- OPENING MAY 2 *“Our greatest service,” he said, “lies ! . =25 3 i mal relations, and that it will PR 2 e ® s us a way out of the world's L > in standing firmly together, making | uttered e ir and bat- -< into a day whe | Prepare for Certified Public Accountant tled for them. and are ne o inter- hen ma p CEGUTES Liii "';“ Stsia et ked with the old world from weich | we H Cl = Examinations and Business Administration. our strength, rich that we 7 | founder: me, independence > 0 oy e tribute our rFichcs, and confident “that | Joss aat crokC T | rendence| - \We Have Clients The Courses are of College Grade and 3, inspire “others With confi-|dcvelopments of c ion have Our Credits Are Recognized By Leading Universities. S o1 oober ity aato o e et us mars i tomether emthe MEN AND WOMEN who can attend the Day Classes will complete a semister of the standard course in ten weeks. duty and opportunity; duty to those \Where ours has been the greater for- whom we may help; opportunity in become a grcater respon- | Apartment Houses, Business Accounting Law Economics Taught By Our Regular Evening Instructors, | helping others, also to help ourselves.” | ¢ the endurance of our in- Who Are Practical Men. A Sale of $4. and $3 “Faultless” and “Universal” PAJAMAS $1 .85 . 3 Suits for $5.25 In his reference to the Monroe doc b o : % trine the President reviewed miscon- ' creation. Properties, Residences structions he said had been placed Liberty without security would be upon it and alluded to the SKeptiCiSm a barresboast, and inspiration without List Your Properts With In some quarters that it ever would ! stabilization woul challenge _every he"‘;‘;?;‘:&m an emergency. jclaim of democrady. thing the Ellerson & Wemp]e ¥ of the zenerations since | Americas can do, nothing pan-America that doctrine was proclaimed,” he con- | may aspire to do, will surpass the con-logy 1o oo B e el Washington school of Accountancy li' tinued, “has proved that we never in- | tribution of our youth and resources - tended it selfishly: that we had no and our steadfast allegiance to our —————— 1 il | ploitation. On the other | newer institutions to help steady the | NW. | ide, istory of the last decade cer- | world and prove the right of present- it Women 1736 G it tainly must have convinced all the |day civilization to go on il Admitted Main 8250 | world that we stand willing to fisht, | “The struggles for independence in if necessary, to protect these conti-|North and South America had differing nents, these sturdy young democracies, j backgrounds. C north of the from oppression and tyranny.” Rio Grande had deve vptd under l;b(’ al rican colonies ; - 4 - The President's Address. against the cxasperating ase : Solid guaranteed fast colors and stripes; some are silk ‘The address follows, in part: sumption of a reactionary king: South S ~ . o o “There Is significance In dates, as|America, against the tirannies of a + trimmed and with silk frogs; large Ocean Pearl Buttons; fous, - despotic, perpetual and self- though some days were destined for a perpetuating system. TUnion and inde- A REAL HOME cut full and roomy. Sizes A, B, C and D. Raleigh Haberdasher 11091111 Pennsylvania Avenue Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes high place in the history of human ‘i eatnes ? low- procress. also an ablding place in human | ing_the northern revolt hical = L, affections. is day is the anniversary | conditions and the long-time isolation of | e of the battle of Lexington, when the | the southern colonies from one another Products from Farm to You” golonies of North America made their made it wellnigh mpossible to effect first sacrifice in blood for independence | union among them. DINE AT THE and new standards of freedom. On E: rien Not 1 Side. this same day, a generation later, Vene- Lo A0 ion (0hei Side zuela’s struggle for freedom had its| W ¢ Would make a grave mistake, immortal bezinning. I think, if we concluded too readily *~I wish April 19 might have an added | that our North American experience significance from this day on. Similar- | had all e advantage on its side. Iy born and dedicated to new-world | While we of the northern continent reedom, I would like this date to mark ( have been demonstrating one great anew for North and South America not | trath ahout the dsmocratic form of| FARMS LUNCH alone the avowal of mutual trust in|government—that through represent- selected from our list of dwell- ing houses will prove the best investment you ever made for your family and yourself. Your business may suffer some hardships, but when you have a home of your own to go to that is a great consolation. the fellowship of freedom and democ- ative institutions it can be expanded racy, but a new confidence and a new | successfully to include a vact im- 1334-36 G Street . mutuality of purpose in achieving the | perial dominion and indefinitely in- We recommend a_beautiful new home. A Great Bargain in Chevy Chase > 1338 New York Ave. aidelightialineigtiorioatinesciGen One block west of Conn. 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