Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 9

WOMEN T0ASSI " NRUNNING PARTY ; Marylan_d Democrats Declde to Enlarge Central Committee. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 22.—Without a dissenting vote the democratic state central committee, in session here this ‘Wtek voted to increase the member- Our Greatest Sale Choice of These Nationally-Known Makes at the Lowest Prices Ever Offered in the History of Tiredom. These Tires Absolutely Firsts ' 30x3% e s‘ll.% Non-Skids gmosmns PORTAGE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL OTHER SIZES MK GENERAL ship of the committee from three to six in each county and legislative dis- trict in order to give representation to the woman voters on the govern- ing body of the party. The resolution providing for the in- crease was Introduced by former Con- gressman Carville D. Benson, who ex- 32x3V5. ceee . $1L75 B4V s s S v i Dlained its object. Dr. Lillian Weleh, 1 one of the many en who had been 31x4 $|§-50 34x4l;. . 8 invited to u?tnendw‘:hme meeting, ques- 32x4 .$15.00 35x4V5. . i tioned the wisdom ot making the com. ee in eacl strict so large, an 33x4 $16.00 36x4l5.. - Sumgested - that the - resolution be $23.00 qhanged 8o as to provide for a smaller committee, with one woman member s 35x5 e T Mail Orders Will Receive Promot Atention—All Sizes in Stock. EXTRA SPECIAL — ALL STRICTLY FIRSTS — GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES from each’ county or district, but Mr. Benson explained why this was not practical, and the resolution adopted as proposed. was Aw Example of the Drastlc Reductions on Our Entire Stock of Standard Drands Dr. Wade Opens Meeting. 37x5 l?hbncs. U. S. Chain, Pennsylvania or Miller Non-Skid...................... $29.75 Dr. J. Hubert Wade, chairman of the : s Sks committee, opencd the meeting with a 37x5 Cerds, Firestone, Fisk or Goodnc}n Non-Skid. . . ..$42.50 Short, .adatess. 1n which ho. said the 37x5: United: States Royal Cord-Non-Skid. .. $45.0 body had been called together to au- thorize a conference with the chuir- 36x6 United States Nobby :Cord Non-Skid 38}7 Fi:itoue'gr ‘Goart!year Cord Non-Skid man of the ropublican state central committee for the purpose of chang- ing the date of the September pri- mary, which this year falls upon Sep- tember 12, a legal holiday. He made slight reference to the women as voters, and suggested that they be 5‘!‘ a voice in the party affairs. AMALGAMATED TIRE STORES CO Stores in Principal Cities. 924 14th = St. N.W. ter this explanation Dr. Wade sug- gested the changes which “take care of the ladies.” J. Enos Ray of Prince George's county, cleared the way for the real 16 ’ 16 business of the meeting by offering a BUSY motion empowering Dr. Wade to con- BUSY TETS fer with Galen Talt, the republican state chalrman, regarding the change MARKETS R MAR in the date of the primary. and br Wade said the date would be either September 8 or 13. Authoerity to Enlarge. Another resolution gave the chair: man authority' to enlarge the execu- tive committee or make other neces- sary appolntments for the coming campaign. The committee meeting was attended by the leading members of the party in the state, including Gov. Ritchie, Controller E. Brooks xx,ee. former Senator John Walter ' MEATS PRICED, RIGHT, NOT ONE DAY, EVERY DAY CONOMY SPECIALS-—-TODAY AND SATURDAY GINGER ALE FRESH MILK ECONO The Ginger Ale With a Taste Pasteurized—Guaranteed BREAD 10c Large Bottle | | 5¢ Pint, 10c Quart Pure and Wholédsome 16 oz. Loaf, 6¢c Smith and the leaders of both the Mahon and Kelly factions of the city democrats. This was the first time that John Mahon and Frank Kelly had attended a meeting of the party together for years, and members of the committee looked upon it as a PRIME NATIVE BEEF Fancy Chuck Roast, Ib................. e e, oI Tae Dt rataare thin Call Prime Rib Roast. . - when a new state controller and a legislature are to be elected. Gov. Top Rib Roast. .- Ritchie made o stirring address. in i Which he called upon members of the Bouillon Roast. .. re c L) party to forget their differences and work for the party candidates at the election this fall. Among those present were many men who are candidates, tentative or otherwise, for the legislature or for places on thelr county tickets. All seemed to be hopeful that this year would prove far better for democrats than two years ago, when the party candidate for governor got through by a mere handful. Especially were eastern shoremen prone to talk of what their section Shoulder Clod Roast. Boneless Pot Roast, b Hamburg Steak, b. .. .. Plate Beef for boiling, Leg of Lamb, Ib...................... did in éhf pre's(!eclgflll;‘lel:lg;‘v';l“rl‘:‘l; i 'ear an o poin' Shoulder Lamb, roasting, Ib .. Y5 the place to find democratic har- Breast Lamb, stewing, Ib. . mony. B e Shoulder Lamb Chops, ... Rib and Lein Lamb Chops, 1b POLICE SHOOT NEGRO. Alexandria Man in Battle Gets Bul- FRESH EGGS, dozen. . ... ...38 1a. Myrtle Leaf Nut Oleo, Ib. .20c Z let in Shoulder. NayommaieSuind. Dresing, Mg | e e g 40§ | R T e 5 some Mayonnaise Salad ancy California Apricots, large can........ Jackson, colored, twenty-one years £ only), jars. I’ ¥ 91 3 .......... g gnl hdf«l '!'nmpnoes, lu:: ‘mmd 12¢ 3‘3‘;.53‘::‘553? ifi::%‘?:eg;a‘: ';?"fi'e‘:(‘::'é; i arles, - Fancy California Pi copesene S0 | Faney Callfornia Prones, choice and mealy, . B |5k iy yosiertay after s box ancy ornia Pineapple, large can. ... .25 Sc Ib., L LR tle with police, in which a dozen or e i 8o shots were exchanged. The two colored men were riding in a box car on a northbound freight train which passed Culpeper this morning. As they went by the sta- tion one of the men, apparently with- out cause, fired a shot at Policeman J. R. Bowers, missing him by inches. Officers at Manassas were notified by telephone and when the freight train pulled into the station here Sergt. R. M. Welr, assisted by H. Eimer Metz, began searching the cars. “GOOD VALUE” COFFEE, 20c Ib. 16 BUSY MARKETS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT Northeast Market, 12th and H 1335 Wisconsin Ave. N. W. 2019 14th St N. W. Sts. N. E. Geergetown. 628 Peana. Ave. N. W. Eastern Market (meats only). 3272 M St. N. W., Georgetown. 1016 14th St. N. W. 4% 1md C St S. W. 3033 14th St. N. W. ; 14 St. S. W. When they reached the car {n which 7130 St N. W. 1 N.W 8154 s 3 7th & G Sts. 8. E. 710 Tth St. S. W. ; R R RAR T GRS 1920 Nichols Ave. E. E., Ama- costia. by the offjcers. Both men were ar- rested, Morris being taken to the hospital at Alexandria and Charles being held in jail here. Charles is alleged to have fired the shot at Policeman Bowers. —_— | MANY KILLED IN CLASH. Fascisti and Carbineers Battle in Province of Genoa. ROME, July 21.—Four fascisti were killed and many wounded.in an en- | counter with carbineers, at Sarzana,’ province of Genoa. Later commu- nists attacked the fascisti, killing four, Similar disorders occurred in other towns, ten persons beins killed and fifteen wounded. . There was great excitement in the chamber over the Sarzana conflict. It was asserted seventeen persons were killed there, most of them. fascisti, who were stabbed in the. back with = == JERSEY CER E m——— AL JERSEYS with Peaches ¢ Cream he rich, daf{y[f&/ favor of JERSEY (orn Dakes,blended with that of slices of ripe peaches. topped with croam, forms a delicacy that w '//pé'mpf the - 0 dullest appetite. B b got J = proof package with the big lue seal, "Oke Original Ohich Corn Hlakés 6 Jepsey CemeaFoon Co 2121 18th St. N. W. 1201 4% St. S. W. TO~NIGHT Tomorrow Alright KEEPING WELL — Ao NR Tablet Ta vegetable aperient) taken at ‘ight will heip keep .you-wall, by toning and strengthening your di- estion #nd elimigation. ngredients, thén candy For_children "and adults. carry disease and, filth. Spray PREVENTOL “and keep them oyt Prevents Moths |§ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 IU and 5¢ Sunday The Star delivered to your home every evening and Sunday morning for 60 cents a month costs you about 134 cents a day and 5 cents Sundays. FEARS U. S. WILL ANNEX CANADA, IF ST. LAWRENCE CANAL IS BUILT Speclal Dispatch to The Star. OTTAWA, Ontario, July 22— That the United States will ulti- mately annex Canada if the St : Lawrence canal project is com- pleted is the fear expressed by Rev. Canaon Scott, a prominent Quebec citizen. However, Cana- dians are not worrying over any such hint. Internationalizing the St. Lawrence, said Canon Scott, would be equivalent to moving the United States boundary line nortb to the St. Lawrence, and Canada might find herself in a hopeless which the United States was at peace and it might be necessary for us to close the river by mines or in other ways. “Why,” he said, “it i8 the very spinal marrow of Canada, and on its shores and the shores of its tributaries-lie the cities or villages of a large part of Quebec and On- tarfo. The internationalizing of the St. Lawrence would cut us off both really and sentimentally from the lower provinces. The thing is un- thinkable. Would the Americans consent to the internationalizing of the Panama canal’- or the Mis- siesippi? Our great river must be | ours, and ours alone.”( Telephcne Main 5000 and nntlnns; [)05";3“ at IE)’ time. Canon Scott said the St. Lawrence e e . . [ Tt is | Relatives are contesting the will of Delivery Will Start at Once is a great Canadian asset. also an imperial asset and must be wholly under control. At gome fu- ture time the empire might be at war- with a_foreign power with Mrs. Albert Todd, a St. Louis woman, who left the bulk of her large es- tate to found a home for homeless | dogs. P e ‘llealcm@mps& Oxfords At Tremendous Reductions! OW for a royal feast of bargains! Tomorrow morning we begin a gigantic clearaway of our entire ctock of NEWARK Pumps and Oxfords for Woinen at three amazingly low prices. This is one sale that you know positively:is genuine, for the regular price is embossed on the soles of every pair. The savings are not only big, but absolutely as represented. That is why NEWARK sales are always such a tre- mendous success, because everybody knows that the savings are real! By coming tomorrow you will get the cream of the selection. No matter what style, or leather, or size you want, you will be sure to find it in this sale at these wonderful savings. Don’t miss it. Hundreds will be planning to take ad- vantage of it just as you are, so come early as you UpTo 4 on the Soles of Every Fair. Choose from Walking Oxfords, Dress Oxfords, Cpera Pumps, Eye- let Ties, Strap Pamps and Colonials All of Our $3.50 White Canvas Oxfords for Women, And you know that they were $3.50, for the regular price is stamped bn the soles of every pair.. Strap models, as as low heel lace walking ox- fords. Whilé they last Choose from hundreds of styles in every wanted leather, Low Heel or Louis Heel. All Sizes. 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