Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922. W LDOUGLAS 3500 $620$700 & $¢ $800 SHOES .3\ W. L. Douglas $7.00 and $8.00 shoes are absolutely the best shoe values for the money in this country. and finest leathers, by skilled shoemakers, all working to mk“t‘l'l that moneycan buy.The Tnhty is The smart styles are the centers of America, Only can youappreciate their wonderfulnlne. Shoes | More of equal quality cannot be bought elsewhere at anywhere near our prices. 4 T s W.LDOUGLAS PEGGING SHOES AT & 7 YEARS OF AGE. B¢ R "WEAR W. L. DOUGLAS |$4.50 shoes forboys,bestin Sflflfi 0‘:507 SAVE| quality, best in style, best e best shoes for the price eafleumlheiuhm by examining them lrunt upon having W. L. umehkand rel',anl pl:ce ;:mped on the -?ile. t titu extr: its. W.L.Douglas shoelmputmto-llofour 110 O.d::dmet?r:lm'thef::teryp:nyd Sle stores at factory cost. We do not cent of profit until the shoes are sold to you. c—g.za,nd.y W. L. Doualas $4.00 and all around shoes for boys. All W. L. Douglas shoes are made of Illebu! It is worth_ dollars for you to remember that when you buy shoes at our stores YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROFIT. No matter wh live, shoedealers pfi","aus?nlv'&‘ TDougias slives. Theycost no shoes. Theycost no theydoin New York. Douglas with Francisto save money. ident Douglas Shoe Co., 2105 5t Broakion i W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN WASHINGTON: sronx | 905 ‘Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. | WOMEN'S STORE MEN’S AND B OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS @ Glad to meet ydu boys and girls my name is Thrifty Alexander W ERE’ beautiful 64-page book containing 52 color illustrations, which I am going to give FREE to every boy and girl who opens a Sav- ings Account in the Mt. Vernon Savings B.mk or*who gets some iriend or relative to open one. This book is really a very valuable present and one you will appreciate. But thlb is not alt I am gomg to do for the boys and girls of Washing- In this papér on Monday I am going to announce o Prize Contest in ton. which T will give away 68 Prizes - $1 to $50 Each These prizes will be awarded to the boys and girls who get the most people to open up an account with the Mt. .Vernon Savmgs Bank. All the details, as to how you can enter this contest, will appear in this paper on Monday. You can get the wonderful story of my successful life whether you enter All you have to do is open a Savings Account ($1.00 - will open it), or have some one é€lse open one, and I will present you with this beautiful and entertaining book. the contest or net. 3 T will also give to each boy or girl opening a Savings Account a special Thrifty Alexander Passbook in which his or her deposits will be recorded. Look, now, for my announcement of this big PRIZE CONTEST. Get all the detalls in Monday night’s paper. 11327 F St.,N.W. o T a——— e — — — m— | THREE DIE IN AUTO CRASH. BRISTOL; Tenn.-Va., September 14.— Frank Fagg, white, of Madisonville, Tenn.. and Wiley Moors and Isman Chapman, negroes, of Dayton, Tenn., were instantly kilied yesterday aft noon near Sweetwater by passen g7 train 42 of the Southern raflway when the train struck an automobile in which they were riding. WHEELER Milling Com- pany writes: “Oh! boy, the real truck tire of the day is the Cord” The All- Weather Tread grips the road, so they use no chains. “The rutproof Goodyear has no equal today™ ‘ Goodyear Truck Tires are sold and serviced by the local Goodyear Truck Tire Service Station Dealer. GOODSY¥EAR For Sale by Mid-Washington Service Co. INC. 1602 14th St. N.W. Phone North 366 I | T eXan n,,s S my picture and here’s the story of my successful o’ . 4_Sigl'1e'd: Thrifty Alexandeli — Thri er life—a . = & ‘4;’ 3 ’ VA“A | * z |pared today, {the minimum wage as CHANGES INU. . BASIC LAW URGED A. F. L. Plans Drive for Three Amendments to Federal Constitution. SEEKS' INJUNCTION CURB Fight for Child Labor Act and Against Industrial Courts . Also on Program. \ By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., September 14.—The executive council of the American Federation of Labor the fitth of its apnual secsion, to outline ‘legislation which it hopes to have introduced before | Congress ns part of its next year's program. The labor chiefs expect to concentrate their efforts in promot- ing three amendments to the Consti- tution and other ‘major legislation laimed to make the’ Constitution and | {laws more flexible and better able to meet the needs of the people.” They will include: An amendment to the {intended to curb the inju sted in fed thic “onstitution ready is und Matthew Woll, v tederation, to pave th strike injunction legi Child Labor An amendment fixing as the minimum age fo ers and authorizing Congr warrant. An amendment giving Congress power to repass and thus legalize laws which may be enacted and then declared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court. Repeal of the Sherman anti-trust law, which. according to members of the council, “has been used to de- prive the toilers of their national rights, instead of to prevent legal combinations in restraint of trade.” Legislation to prohibit the enact- ment of any law “which would deny the right of workers of the States to organizg for the betterment of their conditions; to deal collective- 1y _with employers or to collectively withhold their patronage and labor and induce others to do s0.” Fight on Industrial Court. Also included in the national pro- gram of the executive council, to be worked oug through states, will be a drive, through the legislatures, to bring about the repeal bf the Kansas industrial law and the Colorado in- dustrial commission, actively combat efforts to inaugurate {similar_statutes in other states, no- tably, New York and Massachul Both of these industrial laws, n operating, the labor chiefs charact ized as ‘equally dangerous and o noxious,” in a statement which par- ticularly denounced the Kansas court | as “the greatest fraud ever perpe- trated on the Amdtican people.” Blue Printing, Public Stenography, Lithegraphing, Reporting, Manifolding, Addreaxing, Multigraphing Photostats. PHONE: MAIN 207 | Associated Service Bureau 621 Colorado Building Service of the Better Sort Satisfaction Asured or Money | Refunded Typing. 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It pleasant N\ N\ reading, and the INTEREST \N N increases on every page.” '.1336 New York Ave. pre- | conditions | United as well as to! | { i { “ONE PLAY NIGHT” URGED FOR GOTHAM Petition Asks Mayor to Fix Date for Annual Celebration “For- getting Reform.” NEW YORKX, September 14.—Mayor Hylan has been asked to fix the date for an annual night 'of play—*“one ex- citing night” when New York citizens may give themeelves up-to.play and “forget for one night the most receat and least popular of our national re- forms.” The request reached the mayor in the form of a petition signed by George Sirico, chairman of the Itallan branch of the assoclated commiticen formed to carry the idea into effect. “We belleve,” the petition stated, “that it would add materjally to the pleasure, joy and hapoiness of the people of New York -if your honor would set aside a niznt in the more serene season of the fall when all our citizens could give themscives up to galety.” LANSBURGH & BROTHEI% The Lee House qu-m: and L sm NW. lllhly A sordial n.nmme pr.n. you at this interesting new hotel —just four blocks north of the White House. weekly apd’ monthly bbbt rates. 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Beauty Toilet Toilet Soaps Graham's Orange Juice. 3 for 25¢ Fairy Soap, cake...... 5c Lemon Soap..... 3 cakes, 25¢c Ivowr Soap Flakes, 3 boxes, 25¢ Rinso Flakes....5 boxes, 29c Cuticura Soap ....3 for 50c Woodbury's Facial, 3 for 50c ']:rgen's Royal Palm ....5c Miscellaneous Wearwell Tooth Brush, 29¢ Prophylactic Tooth Brushs 3¢ lo: Superior Hand Scrubs, Whisk Broom Corrugated Vacuum chle 75¢ . Velour Powder Pads, - Peroxide, 16-ounce .. ~Household Ammonia Violet Ammonia Witch Hazel, L&B Park-Tilford’s Ba; Rubber Gloves, L&B Toilet Tis: Wash Cloths . Twink Soap D Two Days—Friday and Saturday Septembeér Sale of Toilet Articles Thé monthly mid-month sale of standard toilet preparauons holds forth any number of attractive offerings; buying in quantities at these special prices will prove a very profitable m\estmem Denney’s Tissue Cream $1.00 A clean, whole- some skin l'ood Used as a daily massage. It will assist nature to eradicate or prevent wrinkles and fill out hollows. 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