Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 5

. A THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D."UC THURSDAY. JULY 13, 1922 — 2 e _ FCL 1,700,000 WOMEN VOTE 3 v 2oty e, fonilh Sfoves | BR"ISH WSIUDGE || Barring At Seite v HoLLAND ELEcTIoNs [rainste = =i | CORD TIRES From His Property By the Associated Press. JACKSON. Miss., July 18— Declaring that stills were be. coming such a nuisance in Tate ecounty. Miss., Lee Smith, promi- planter, has posted a sign Sxerctss Bignt tfor mist mime.| BAN ON EXTINGUISHERS. New “Rabble Party” Makes NEW YORK, July 13.—Pyrene fire A e extinguis| declared by fire and —ON— generated By Oable to The Star Il'd. Chicago Daily News. 150 passen- AMSTERDAM, Hoiland, July 13.—In [ §*0% % nue tube of P the elections to the second chamber | hot TRLorboroush subway (Fecently, V. A which have just taken place 1,700,000 | for extinguishing fires caused by 1, SAYSGEDDES Ambassador Urges More of| Englishmen to Visit and Store open until 2 P.M. on Saturdays Deepest Yet nting, fishing or dis- owed om this land.” uNo hm i tilling all | A 3 Harvéy, spoke on industrial condi- ht to vote |electric arcs, Frank Hedl Phone West 133 Study America. tions In Great Britain with relation | vOmen, eXerolsed the right o fthe Interb T i y to the United States, prodicting |for, tho firat tme. =~ An wterettinf|terday. " Rt n o RRCaTy oy 1230 Wis. Ave. N.W. By the Associated Press. speedy recovery of the pound sterling earance of & new rty calling | ,The recent near disaster, experts Special LONDON, July 12.—1In a speech re- |10 parity with the dollar. Col. 1t the “rabbl o declared, was caused by fum = . e “ral e party.’ es gen —New reductions on markable for ko tranknens Lna ovi |52 MBTRel (L e Tetuction pesed of, soung ‘midlesn, who, tp | Snetfurinm risnin o e || Oprerieed §8 B() dent sincerity, Sir Auckland Geddeés, | unemployed since January was amaz- :‘c‘l‘g:,‘“fi:",“r‘;g"’mr‘:“; electric arc blaze caused by u thon 30 x 3% . Every Mode Three-piece Suit Britisn_ambassador to the Unlted |, when compared with the depres: | 1071412 SRHICH Saciion in Amater. | Siroult ' P! States, told & large gathering at the | ion WhICh followed the Napoleonic|gym two of their candidates for town Pilgrim's banquet in his honor last|hilarating and conclusive proof ~of | COURcil or were electad one of them night that England did not whofiy |sound and unimpalired economic con- % :;g_“m:n'{:‘ N"g:{;y' "f:g;:; undorstand America. 1t was vital that | 41tions and of the impregnability of | ;ihorg elected were a funny man from iore Gt)iih paople ot Ehganal should)| o L nereIAl England; o auburban music hall, several anar- We are making only one exception—and s : 3 : that’s of Tropical Worsteds. Otherwise the stock VISit the United States in order 10 |y ot 1ot oy mo e aen oo | o e ta17CE 203,000 vores record- Open Saturd . - A ¢ become acquainted with the remarka- | be America’s loss. “Y ity | ed in Amsterdam the rabble party re- n Satur is at your disposal—regular and sports models— ble characteriatics of the people and | he declared, ‘I8 our prosperity. We|cetved only 000, "and hence it wil pe ay N . the extraordinary indpstrial, engi- ;g"o ce in it for our own sake, well,|not be represented in the new cham- . X S — 7 % i ‘dly less than f 5 ber. The ties of the right won single and double-breasted—plain colors and neering, civic and educational pros- | In ¢omplimenting Ambassador Ged- |sixty seats and the partics of the left Until 1 P.M. H ress of the country. des, Col. Harvey pointed out as a|forty. In the old chamber the right America had accomplished in the |Striking fact that the progress to fancy effects. 4 ‘] brief century and a half of her exist- | Which he referred had been made ence, he sald, what it had mkenI""“ the successful ending of the Great Britaln a thousand years of | Vashington conference, and thera- i f Suits up to Suits up to 1 o prograss to create "o YPAT8 ©ffore was largely the outcome of the ccidents P p S America has given to the world |activities of the British ambassador. On Every Hand $6 Lo the riches of a continent which but I i $40.00 5.00 yesterday was a wilderne tinued. “Of course, she is absorbed in - —damage to property and her own affairs. How could she pe S = P ) | otherwise? Her thought is in that e/” injury to persons—for : tremendous structural and industrial | [ . 3 | i work which has made her one of the i i reatest nations of the earth. That i s a problem as close to her as our which somebody is having to pay. No motorist can i problems are to Europeans, but she > tell when‘u 11 be his fate i has not {or%ouen t‘:e trials and suf- As an institution, de- to figure in one of these I ferings of the outside worl i A z | given with & bounteous hun [l fotd for ety yearsito accidents. But it does make millions of starving Russians e dits );m-d::_e !fl;: riding more comfortable if 0 . + Viewpoints Naturally Vary. : H i equate New Arrivals in ooy e S OO most efficient and highest you are carrying adequat States should have a different view- type of optical service. Insurance. The premium is point in many matters from that of Dr. Kingston, Washing- the cheapest thing you ever ton’s leading Optometrist, Tropical Coat and Pants Suits ¢, Jl ey Bt 2as Sobaaer | Y fons fevie Cpranet s two _countrics sat at the same table, ] you call and consult with Let us tell you all about as they did at the disarmament con- 2-Piece Summer Suits Bighit wolght dotbes 3 liglituiighb ot that have style, fit and quality to’ recom- mend and the P-B label to guarantee them.. . FROM THE AVENUE AT H| Shantung and Silk’ Poplins. : 9 R . ference, all these differences became him regarding your eyes. 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