Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1923, Page 15

REDS PLEDGE FAIT ' ATENVOY'S GRAVE Moscow Crowds Péy Honor to Vorovsky, Murdered at Lausanne. By the Associnted Press. MOSCOW, May 21.—The body of Vaslav Voro , the soviet repre- sentative at the Lausanne conference who was assassinated on May 10, was buried last evening beside tha walls BUTLER DRY VIEWS HIT BY ANDERSON Anti-Saloon League Head Infers College Head !Ias Personal Reason for Fearing Law. By the Associated Press. SYRACUSE, Y..'May 21.—Drg, Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, who mnow is abroad, was attacked last night by William H. Anderson, state superin- tendent of the Anti-Saloon League. speaking in Cal “Dr. Butler,” “has launched prohibition. Th i & wccrat reason for his venom, " |to precipitate salt water ’ G MONDAY, THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,- “Will Dr. Butler ask the United States attorney for the southern district of New York to state publicly the amount of truth in the report that Dr. Butler's own personal plu- mage has been ruffied sufficiently respect to the enforcement of the law to intensify the vitriol already in’his disposition on this question?” Mr. Anderson quoted Dr. Butler as saying in an interview: “The prohibition mania is the most violent and obnoxious form of intem- perance that I have ever xnown. Tt save the eighteenth amendment, and no regard for law save the Volstead act.” NOTED CHEMIST ‘DIES. ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 21.—William nickel, forty-five, who is said ave amassed more than $1,000,-| | 000 through the discovery or a process from oil, He was a mem- W York ~ Chemical He was born in La Grange, ed here Saturday. has no regard for the Constitution NOBLE RUSSIANS COME TO U. S., LOOK FOR WORK 500 Being Admitted Under Special Permission From Immigration Authorities, NEW YORK, May 21.—A campaign to find employment and maintenance for 500 Russian refugees now in Manila, who will sail for San Fran- cisco within a few weeks was an- nounced today. by the Russian Relief Society of America. The refugees, many “of them from noble familles, fied from ‘Vladivostok several .months ago to escape death from the bolshe- viks. They will be admitted by spe- cial per n from immigration au- | thoritie { During . the mothers have Florence Crit throughout the United t year 13,500 girl helped by the tion homes on PHILIPPINE LAWMAKERS TO HOLD EXTRA SESSION By the Associated Press. MANILA, P. I, May 21.—A special session of the Philippine legislature will be called here next month to enact important legislation in con- nection with the economic develops ment of the Philippine Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood announced today. Bills to be introduced include amendments liberalizing the ship- ping, forestry and mining laws to attract outside capital. The forestry bill which will be urged by Gen. Wood provides for conditions under which large tracts may be leased to corporations which would enter the rubber industry in the Philippines. Gen. Wood declared today that rubber industries in the United States would invest heavily in the rubber industry in the Philip-{ pines if proper inducements could be made by the government. MAY 21, 1923, ONE DIES IN FIRE. Several, Narrowly Escape Flames ‘When Macon Stores Burn. MACON, Ga., May 21.—One negro lost his life and a number of others had narrow escapes from death in a fire that broke out'in a row of negro business houses opposite the city hall early this morning. The fire had such headway that firemen had difficulty in preventing the destruction of an entire city block. Upper floors % the building gutted were occupled by negro lodge- rooms, offices and apartments. Des Lane, thirty-five, was found burped to death. EDITH DAY WEDS AGAIN. Musical Comedy Star Brlde of Pat Somerset, Actor. GREENWICH, Conn., May 21.—Edith Day, musical comedy star, and Pat Somerset, well-known English actor, were married here yesterday after- noon by a justice of the peace. The wedding had been posponed five days until the divorce decree obtained by Carle Carleton, Broadway producer, from Miss Day had been signed. The wedding party came here *in automobiles, accompanied by a squad of motor cycle policemen. 15 ASKS VET EXAMINATION. |Senntor ng to Prapose Medical | Test for All Men. NEW YORK, May 20.—A bill 1o {provide for a nation-wide medical survey to determine how many war veterans require government reha- bilitation and medical assistance will * be introduced at the next session of Congress. Senator Willlam H. King of Utah announced in an address at a rally held by the American Le- glon. The rally Inaugurated a cam- paign to endow a veterans’ moun- I'tain camp in the Adirondacks. AR R AR RN SR S AR A AR PN AN PR PR AR of the historic Kremlin. A crowd that packed the eat squars and overflowed into the streets beyond gathered in the bright sunshine of the eummer evening to witness the sim- ple communist ceremony His grave is beside that of John Reed, former leader of the communist party of America. There was no re- liglous note to ceremony, ‘but when_ the i was_completed the tomb was ped high with wreaths giv ¥ Russian _govern- ment institutions and many of the foreign nations represented at Mos- cow Tribute to the dead was paid by Acting Premier Kameneff, Foreign Tehiteherin and M. Zinovieff, sesnsatuEmasEsssenssusuassss | ANSBURGH & BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST Everybody Listen In—FExtraordinary News! Starting Tomorrow A Smashing Sale of 2,467 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes (Including 1,000 Pairs of Fresh, New White Shoes) Special Offering of Lansburgh & Brother Silks Because we have sold so many silks during the past few weeks we have been able to get unusual price concessions and increase the values of our Alrmdy remarkable offerings. Crepe de Chine in 40 Shades, $1.79 Yard Thousands of yards of it, all silk. 40 inches wide and an unusual qual- ity. Choose from a complete line of all the lingerie and street shades of the season, including 40 dark and light colors. Printed Crepe de Chine $2.65 Yard Prints are still the vogue. and here is an opportunity to choose from a large display. featuring al- most every wanted clor combina- tion. Seventy-five patterhs on light or dark gounds. White Sport Satin $1.69 Yard Sport skirts of these lustrous weaves may be either plain or pleat- ed. Plain white. blocked effects or fancy weaves. 40 inches wide. n of the executive committee of the third internationale. More than 100 000 persons escorted ailroad station oa casket rested ant white catafalque, drawn 'y k horses in red harness and followed by three carts heaped with flowers “Here we take oath to carry on the uggle for the interests of the at that Vorovsky carried on said M. Tchitcherin. erted that the actual important, but that v was on those who pldful the \\-A[\UII\ in his ||4||\1& “We will use our power,” he continued, “to prevent the blood of Vorovsky from turning into the river of blood of the proletariat the im- perialists are craving. We want peace, but we are ready to repulse any one coming to deprive us of in- dependence and liberty.” SAYS WORLD COURT | IS UP IN CHURCHES Dr. Woelfkin, New York Baptist Pastor, Sees Attempt to Remove Issue From Politics. Japanese Pongee $1.00 Yard Genuine imported pongee, pure silk and 12 momie weight. A favor- ite for men's shirts and women’s blouses and dresses. 33 inches wide. Chiffon Taffeta $1.69 Yard Fine quality and light weight, in a variety of plain and changeable shades. ~ Navy and black, besides many street and evening shades 36 inches wide. ASHINGTON has seldom, if ever before, seen such a rousing Shoe event. Imagine choice of 47 distinct styles (14 as illustrated) in high-grade, seasonable Footwear at one low - price— Canton Crepe $2.69 Yard Extra weight canton crepe, rich and luxurious for late spring and summer dresses. Every thread pure silk and 40 inches wide. Plenty of dans. grays, navy, black and white, besides other colors. —Third Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. 21.—Dr. Cornelius astor of the Park Avenue h of New York, told vening Club in an ad- dress last ht that an attempt is being made to free the proposal of a world court from politics by making it an issue in the churches of the country Speaking on “The Call to Religious liation,” Dr. Woelfkin said Ime ago, recieved from the Baptist the Sunday n ng him to bring up the world court from a religious standpoint either in his own <hinreh or before some other religious body. ! il the church took up the issue,” Woelffiin said, “politics would disappear and a feeling of righteous- ness would take its place with the world court idea. Then we would be on _our way to a real reconstruction.” or. The Second Chapter of Our Marvelous Sale of New Dresses 15 So great was the original assort- ment that it seems the range of styles, materials and colors is al- most unaltered, although hundreds of dresses have already been sold. Dr. Woelfkin added that no definite yrogress has been thus far made by ligious advocates. Every Pair Worth More Mr. William P. Lips- comb announces that, to- i gether with Mr. Josgph L. Parkhill, he has recently organized. The Lipscomb Building Corporation With offices in the This is the kind of a shoe sale one would expect Lansburgh & Brother to produce—and it comes right at the period when women are ready to buy summer shoes of assured qualltv at a rea- sonable price; hence, the selling is going to be terrific—we have prepared forsuch a response. District National Bank e 4 Building —for the purpose of doing a general building and contract- ing business; that he will give his personal attention to the business of the corporation, and that he is no longer as- sociated with Wm. P. Lips- A sale, which opens the style book of Summer Shoe fashions. Guided by our knowledge of your requirements, we have assembled this i immense collection, which includes styles for every possi- ble need—for sports, for street, for dress, for the dance, etc. Many of -these are models that could not be duplicated under twice this price, and the many discrim- inating women who have already chosen one or two dresses from this sale, recognized it at once. |_comb Company, Inc. SPRING IS HERE ‘ARE YOU 100%EFFICIENT ? DO‘YOU TIRE EASILY ? BY61000 NERVE.VA > Rl IN A DAY All the favored warm weather silks—flat and canton crepes, rosha- nara, crepe de chine, georgette, tric- oshams, lace and silk combinations —besides an array of the newest summer tub frocks, including French linens, ratines, voiles and organdies. Even these midsummer frocks are so far ahead of their season and so low in price, you will not be likely to find them again at such a figure. Sandals Tongues Straps Oxfords . Sports Black Satin Suede Shoes Brown Kid Black Kid White Shoes Black Shoes Tan Shoes Brown Shoes Patent Combinations Not cheap shoes, but good shoes of Lansburgh & Brother high quality standards, at a price much lower than actual worth. Style, materials, workmanship and comfort usually found in foot- wear selling at much higher prices. All Sizes and All Widths in the Lot Package contains enough for ten days. Don’t let “A DIME A DAY STAND IN YOUR WAY” | For health and complete happiness A Strength-Building Tonic Iron-in-the-Blood A dress for every occasion and a style for every figure. Sizes for Brown, Tan or Black, $495 misses and women —Second Floor, Lansburgh & Brother, Engraving for June Brides and Graduates Engraving of the finest quality on the best grade stock. And our service is dependable 3t all times. Wedding Announce- ments, 7 lines, script type, 100 for $12.00. Wedding Invitations, 10 lines, script type, 100 for $14.00. Visiting Cards for Graduates, 50 cards and engra.vcd copper plate, script type, $1.50. The same, Old English or Roman, $2.75. The same, shaded type, $3.00. For a Clean, Smooth-Running Motor Tomorrow About 500 Men’s Soiled Shirts 69c All sizes are included in this group; a trip to the laundry will give you shirts worth several umes the price. REXOLINE MOTOR OILS \SHERWOOD BROTHERS, Inc. | Phone Lincoln 7558 Brocade and Satin, $4.95 Black Satin or Patent. $4.95 Patent Leather, $4.95 White Beachtex, $4.95 Le— For Burning Eczema Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use. From any druggist for 33c, or $1.00 for large size, get a bottle of ‘Zemo. When applied as directed it effectively removes Eczema, quickly stops itching, and heals skin troubles, also Seres, . Burns, Wounds and Chafing. Tt pene- Zemo i Street Floor— Lansburgh & Brother LANSBURGH & BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 —Street Floor— Lansburgh & Brother. | Always Use Black Satin, $495 poems —Second Floor, Tomorrow at 9:15 AM. | = H l \Jtrates, cleanses and soothes. a clean, dependable and inexpensi antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we helieve nothing you have ever used is as effec- tive and satisfying. l@@@@@@@@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@W@@ @@%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ .