Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 16

SEPTEMBER 16, 1921. : ; | | SRR RS R R R R RRRRRRRETR] ThePALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, O. FRIDA GEORGIA EX-GOVERNOR ' Rt Pairss, S oistotiiae s FEw NA'I' N A DRAWS GOMPERS’ REPLY 5‘}::3;'&:’.:::‘3?:::&:{1}&_5.{52::’: _ ibed the present Anrlod as o vt AT ARMY-NAVY CUT ed Teply 7 ATLANTA, September 16.—Samuel pape: rown vir-|Only Seven Negative Replies er the fact to murders alleged to have NEW YORK, Beptember 16.—Only one of * strial stagnation” and ap- = pealed to the courage and loyalty of Produce Evidence That Union Leaders Had Part in Murders. |to a statement by Joseph M. Brown, former Governor of Georgia, published tually charges Gomper: President [ahon o e carmen’ 'ganisation Made to Appeal Sent Out been committed during various In- dustrial strikes. ' by League. seven of the twenty-six natlons that|M have answered the appeal of the league !l EESUNSNENEESNEEEEEN , Slashing Prices— TIRE SALE! Every Tire a Non-skid First Fully Inspected and Guaranteed 6,000 Miles. We Carry All Standard Makes and Save You Money. SIZE SALE PRICE TUBES 30x3 $7.95 | Gompers, president of the American the delegates to keep up the fight. By the Associated Press. an advertisement in & morning Federation of Labor, told the dele- | with being accessories before and aft- “I cannot overlook the fact thatlp ...\ i pren, Tomorrow, Saturday, Last Day To share this, one of the most remarkable values we have yet offered while visiting Atlanta to atténd this convention I have been grossly in- sulted by a former governor of this state, Joseph M. Brown,” sald Mr. “The insult is gratultous National Tire Stores, Inc. 903 New York Ave. N.W.—Northwest Corner Mail Orders Promptly Shipped. Open Evenings During Sale. Gompers. and of u character that cannot be ig- nored. “Theauthor of this statement charges Mr Mahon and myself with being criminais: with being accessories be- fore and after the fact to the crime of murd, “If Mr. Brown has in"his possession evidence to support his charges. it is his duty as a citizen to place it before ind_jury rnd secure indictments ainst Mr. Mahon and myself. ‘I cannot understand the reason for this attack except that it is an at- tempt to destroy the confidence of or- ganized labor in Mr. Mahon.” EARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE Rt s gt teepe. | _FOX RIVER * OR CLOVER } BUTTER § 11b. Carton R Store today—and every day. There is a D-G-S Store in your neighborhood. Find it in the list of addresses below. Know the D-G-S member by the sign in his window. Note these savings prices— everything is sold for less at D-G-S Stores. e ls I R'CT OCERY §c|ET lhfi“:""::;“ agrees in practice, but - <ood quality khaki drill, Y points to the precariousness ot its | belts, seli-faced, both trous- present situation in regard to Rus-|g ers full ltl.“d; ;orduroy belt H : 2 : Spain agrees also, but points out|py e sl e o the uncertainty of the budget as a ] 0 38 o1 ullv g ; measure of the extent of armaments. $1250. Saturday only, $9.90. Japan’s Position. ™ ~Third Floor. Japan, while expressing a desire . that there should be an agreement on > o P e ST o = Boys® Mackinaws ;he report says, thntfi lntv::w lot the |l Guaranteed all-wool, in a lact that e counc o e league 0y : Daily Grocery Savings are not to be put off wntil tomorrow. Do your marketin e A g g A St Sookingjast " the s = 2 -G-! not believe it advisable to e > ¥ L o tomorow. YU g at YOUR D-G-S any action on the recommendation of |l right length. Made with a B a L L} Genuine CRISC Any Size Can— ‘Star” Brand si- ASPARAGUS TIPSE 22¢ Fancy Apple MARMALADE COFFEE 1-lb. Tin UNEEDA BISCUIT 190 6 -Ib. Bag 37¢. 12-Ib. Bag 68¢ White House Vinegar Gal, 61c; %5 Gal,, 33¢ Pillsbury’s or Aunt Jemima Pancake FLOUR Per Pkg. 17c KARO SYRUP Blue Label 117;-1!,. can 10c 4 for 25¢ SPECIAL A Few of Those SIX-STRING Brooms They Large ... 2lc ORIENTA 33c Last Flakes—Pkg ............ qf nations for an agreement to keep the | military and naval expenditures budgets for the next two years within the ap- propriations for the current year have replied In the negative, says an official report from Geneva, recelved and made public here by the league of nations news bureau. They are South Africa, Brazll, France, Finland, Poland, Greece and Jugoslavia. These seven states, the report ex- plains, all agree heartily to the general principles of limiting armaments. Reservations accompany almost every one of the afirmative answers, it declaring that the main reservatiol | which occurs in almost every answ {emphasizes the impossibility for any one nation to lead the way to disarmament without regard to what is done by other | nations. . Settled by Treaties. { Two governments, Austria and Bul- . garia, answer that the question has be \settled for them by the peace treaties, which regulate the extent of their de- fensive establishments. “Fourteen governments,” the report Zealand, India, Italy, Holland, Chile, Denmark and Norway. Spain, Japan and Rumania have given evasive answers, the spirit of which, however,* indicates unmistak- able agreement with the purpose of the assembly until these plans had been completed. South Africa set forth that its sud- den acquisition of international status and the presence of a large native population made it impossible to de- termine what its defensive require- ments for the next few years would e. Brazil reported that, while the war enabled most other governments to perfect thei# national defense, finan- cial conditions forced Brasil to let its defensive measures fall so far behind that they have become inadequate to meet the requirements of the country. Finland, Poland and Jugoslavia de- clared that uncertain conditions in neighboring territories prevent them from giving any definite promise for the immediate future, while Greece called attentjon to its actual engage- ment in war with Turkey. Twenty-two governments had not yet answered by August 22. The most mportant of these were Czechoslo- i | vakia, Sweden and Switzerland, all of which, the report asserts, are known to be In thorough sympathy with the disarmament idea. Most of the others are small South American states. —_— LAMP-POSTS PAINTED. For the special benefit of the people e through Potomac Park in the electric lamp-posts have been given a distinguishing cost of white paint at thelr bases. Many of th 818, especlally those along the driveway in East Potomac Park. have been broken down or damaged by automobilists who claimed they were not clearly visible under certain conditions. With Two Pairs of Trousers Boys’ All-Wool Mackinaws el 7 Boys’ All-Wool Suits D Tailored of good quality Cheviots, Tweeds and > Cassimeres. Coats are alpayca lined; both trousers are full lined; belts on the coats are self-faced; patterns are neat grag', brown and blue mixtures and heather effects. Sizes for boys 7 to 18 years. lélegularly $12.50. Saturday only ar $9.00.—Third oor. Boys’ All-Wool Suits $ OO Boys’ Crompton Corduroy Suits 9' continues, “accept the proposition ~ lwith only such conditions as have Boys® I;;ul{l indicated lbove.‘ TXeu‘ l‘l y olivia, China, Guatemala, Australia, 3 Canada, Belgium, Great Britain, New Corduroy Suits ) Tailored of the mationally 1amous Crompton all-weath- _r corduroy, in plain or box- pleat models. Lined with plenty of deep pockets that - the boys like, convertible collars and belt all around. A remarkable special. Sizes for boys 8 to 18. Saturday only, $9.00~Third Floor. While we expect iots to be sufficient to last the day, we advise you to come early to avoid disappointment. Palus Royal—Third Floor. There is double wear with that extra pair of trousers—that’s our idea of economy Men’s All-Wool Two-Trousers Suits -l $34.50 & $39.50 P ¢ e ! Buying these suits will surely be your ‘ éb idea of the highest form of economy. The extra pair of trousers doubles the life of the suit. You always have a fresh pair of trousers to change after your business. See these new fall two-trousers suits. Ex- CORBY CAKES)| GELFAND’S Mayonnaise = HAMS ot 3lc Hams—always need Armour’s “Star” or Made with the surety of purity guaran- for a boiled or baked ham in any household—buy one . D) m;'“ C B ACON teed by the careful selection of ingredients ?"fi;“f"‘ —and with the richness that pleases the taste this week-end, whole per 1b Package 43c and is harmless to the system. You can s safely give the children lots of CORBY CAKE Sm:_ked Slnouldm, 15¢|—it is good for them. Pot Roast Beel, 2(c Choice Leg- - . . Maine Style Fi su&?{’ CORN 2 5c Early June Fancy Sifted PEAS, %=, 15¢ amine the fine all-wool fabrics ; inspect the splen- did tailoring. Try on the latcsi models. See how well every garment fits. Relieve baby’s itching skin with ~ RESINOL Soothing and Healing Has just the cooling fouchto produce comfort and permitsleep Does not smart or sling when applied [d o (3 Are Simply Delicious The latest style effects, tailored expressly to meet the Palais Royal standard in every detail. Materials Fine Blue Serges, Cheviots, Tweeds, All desirable models. Flannels, Cassimeres, etc. Men’s Conservatives. New Herringbone Weaves. Men's Semi-conservatives. Pencil and Hairline Stripes, Check Ef- Young Men's Models. fects, Solid Colors, in blue, brown and Two and Three Button Styles. oxford. Single and Double Breasted Models. one pair of trousers elsewhere. At $34.50 and $39.50. Other Two-trousers Suits of the finest quality fabrics and high-grade hand- tailoring. At $45.00 and $50.00. I o AN HAvORRALE Sizes for men and young men of every build—Regulars, Stouts, Longs, Shorts. Two-trousers Suits for less than you will find suits of equal quality with only Palats Royal—Main Floor. For desserttrya CORBY i47:xCAKE “Three-story’”’ and lavishly iced. Chocolate, Strawberry, Mocha This fine suiad oil may- onnalse is far ahead in quality and most popular because of its finer quality. Targe far .. ... .. BRING OUT THE | LIFE AND BEAUTY |3 OF YOURHAIRR = Do not be tent with = "‘.m’“.'fil Special Purchase and Special Sale! 1,000 Men’s Silk Cravats - 55e i Regularly $1.00 and $1.50 Made in the new shapes with slip-easy bands. Bro- caded effects, stripes, in black, white and colors. Also figures and dots. At 55c each. See window display. Men’s Madras and Percale Shirts, $1.15 Regularly $2 and $2.50 Good fiullity Madras, Crepe Madras and Percale Shirts. All new, clean and up-to-date styles and pat- terns. Coat style, with five-button front. Good choos- ing variety in fast-colored patterns. Fit perfectly. All bear the {’a.llis Royal Label. Made to perfection in every detail. Sleeves, 33, 34 and 35; neck, 14 to 17. Come early. At $L.15.. ovdinary hair when ata Price 59c 26 Seaton Place N.E. 4400 Georgia Ave. N.W. 1540 N. Capitol St. 11th and P Sts. N.W. NORTHEAST | SOUTHEAST | SOUTHWEST EEEEEEEREN® Mother made it” Atall D-G-S Stores ——————————————— Quaker Oats ..... Shredded Wheat ... Cream of Wheat.....28¢c WATCH Four New Stores in Our Chain This Week—“There Must Be a Reason™ !..I-I-IIIIIIIII..ll!Illl...III.II.IIII..I..I.II.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIII-lIIII-l.l-IlIIII.III-.----------u-- NORTHWEST |1020 Girard Street - . . : 944 Florida Ave. 3rd and Maryland Ave. | 1601 Good Hope Road 2 Men’s Athletic Union ‘Men’s Onyx Hose 5504 Wisconsin Ave. 7th and C Street ope 1001 6th Street & 3 y Pai 4521 Wisconsin Ave. 1000 B Street ::::Ahh: Ave. 900 3rd Street T : i Suits, 75¢ - 6 2 airs, sz!-'zz A Good Road 0 .00. is bi di ith rei 1 —— N sed LS 101 CStreet |10 £ Strt ey e Rl B PR IGOL | o Very St and durtie, Tn bk v, 1933 Temperance Ave. ; 6th and F Streets ™ Materials are checked nainsook and mercer- cordovan, smoke and white. Sizes 9% to 11 5215 Blair Rd. 1386 C Street ized madras. Sizes are 34 to 42. Cut full and At 6 pairs for $175. 5505 14th Street 1346 B Street 1301 S. Capitol Street [] well made. Ribbed elastic in back. 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