Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 32

52 & .. WTHDRAWS * SHAFTS AT ALLES National Committee Acts at Request of Secretary Hughes. Announcment is made by the re- publican national committee that it had “withdrawn” an article, describ- ed as of a semi-editorial nature, which appeared In its regular news service of last Saturday, criticising the French and British for their at- titude in the conferences at Paris with ARTS CLUB PAYS ZOLNAY TRIBUTE Former President Honored on Re¢- turn From™ Rome, and Tells Experiences. Members of the Arts Club paid tribute last evening to George Jullan Zolnay, former president of “the or- sanization, on the occasion of his re- turn to Washington from Rome, | where he has been engaged for some Eliot Wadsworth, assistant secretary | of the Treasury, on an adjustment of the costs of the American Army of occupation The withdrawal, it was said, was at the request of Secretary Hughes, who did not desire such discussions while the matter was in process of negotia- tion. A final agreement is sald,now ; to be practically in readiness for signin & H The article referred particularly to what was described as the long delay in arriving at a settlement due, it was contended, to the attitude of the rep- resentatives of France and Great Britain. Officlals at the State De- partment declined to discuss the in- cident. Democrats See Motive. Commenting on the committee’s article, the democratic national com- mittee, in a statement, says that to many it appeared to be “new evidence that officials at the Washington head- quarters of the republican national committee are using their pos.tion and their authority to oppose Presi- dent Harding's proposal for American co-operation in the International Sourt."” OO the bellef of outsiders,” the statement continued, “this is the only explanation of the national commit- tee's intrusion into a delicate diplo- matic situation.” The democratic committee said it was believed those responsible for making the article public had en- deavored to glve the “European powers a bad name” in an effort to ‘create the impression that Presi- dent Harding proposes to take the United States Into evil company. RETIRED U. S. OFFICERS FORM D. C. ASSOCIATION Army, Navy and Marine Corps Organization Perfected at Meeting. At a get-together meeting of re- tired officers of the Army, Navy an Marine Corps, at the Army and Club Wednesday evening, a Washing- ton branch of the Retlred Officers’ As- soclation w formed and a board of directors ted, consisting of: Ad- miral Tho 3G ol Wilds_P. Richardsol Paul St. C. Murph, George P. Ahern, U Hollls C. Clark, U. S. A, The constitution of the assoclation provides for co-operation with view to securing a fair adjustment of all matters pertaining to the commis- sioned personnel of the services men- tioned, so that the retired officers shall be considered and treated as an integral part thereof; ~and recl- procally it is contemplated that where the public welfare is at stake re- tired officers should lend all possi- - to the government. 3 officer of the Army, Navy or Marine Corps whose name 1s borne on the last official register is eligible to membership. All retired officers. who were un- able to attend the meeting Wednes- day have been invited to hand their names ¢ memta of the board of directors for enrollment —_— SPEsD 1nins swulED. ), Maine, May 356.—A hot bearing interrupted the stan- dardization trial of the scout cruiser Detroit here when the high speed runs had almost been reached. The vessel was making 30 knots when the trouble was discovered. The trials will be completed tomorrow. OVER SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Nervous and Extremely Sensitive Patients To be exact, sev- en hundred ‘and twelve thousand tation for carel cleanli- That liss oeen our record for the past 51 years. ‘Terma of payment to sult. Exami- mation free. Fillings, 50c to $1 up, in gold, silver, amalgam or reelain Gold Crowns and Bridge Work, $3.00—$4.00 $5.00 _ Por Teetn 427-29 Tth STREET N. W. Opposite Lansburgh & Orand U Tea Co. On 18th st. above You—an excel- fent store in this desirable neightor- hooa now rented and showing & good retufr. on investment. W. C. & A. N. Miller Realtors 1119 17th St. N.W. Phone Main 17% —— Kinked Up? inked Up? At the first twinge of rheumatism apply “Musco” Rubbing oil —and you'll really marvel at the relief. It's great for lame muscles that athletes experience. “MUSCO” RUBBING OIL will restore-them to.normal and prevent stiffness and soreness. 60c a Bottle At all Peoples and other Good Drug Stores GRAHAM REMEDY CO. T ™ . | ington yesterday. *|able tendency on the part of many months in preparing for emplacement at Nashville a bronze memorial to the war dead of that city. Mr. Zolnay was guest of honor at a dinner, at which Arthur ¥. Musgrave, president of the club, and Mrs. Musgrave were hosts. After the dinner the club par- lors were filled with members, to whom Mr. .Zolnay told an interesting story of his experiences abroad. He gave a description of life in Rome and narrated some amusing incidents connected with his work on the me- morial and the difficulties attending its shipment. The statue was viewed in Rome by numerous dignitaries, who expressed themselves as gratified at the desire of the American people to commemorate the war sacrifices in enduring works of art. Mr. Zolnay visited Rumania while abroad, and last evening repeated a message sent through him to the women of Amer- | ica by Queen Marie, with whom he had an interview. William E. Safford, chalrman of the literary committee of the Arts Club, ! read a tribute to Mr. Zolnay and his | work, with the following_translation of a sonnet written by a French poet, Lucien Roublon, after viewing the| memorial sculpture: “Zolnay, by what new miracle of art From out the clay which thou dost mold Dost thou the future of thy land unfold, As though ‘twere made by trumpet's blast to start? That gaze so full of mystery doth show The lighting flashes of the Infinite, The artist is a seer, who in the night Dllcrm: the radiance of the morrow's glow, And thus her secrs Grim Death revea'sd unto th.ne eves. For thee bursts radiance from gloom, A vision of new beauty's birth What means this dream of distant skies? The promise of a new-born earth.” of the tomb THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. OU. MUTT AND: JEFF—Now Jeff Is Out Another Five Bucks, I OWE MUTT TWENTY DOLLARS ' AND I G0AMA Meke Him THIAKR TVve ‘PA® (T T Him BY UsING . HYPNOTISM ! I PAID Fwé BUCKS T A RYPNOTST To TEACK Me HowT® DoOIT: responsible for, and predicted a ;‘hrl\'lng‘ future for the organization ere. In the absence of Claude W. Owen, Gen. Anton Stephan, second vice pres- ident, presided and announced that next week the club would hold a special ladles’ day luncheon, when an elaborate musical program would be presented as the club's portion of Music week activities. C. S. Barr of Kalamazoo, Mich., and William Killeen of this city were presented with flowers as the most popular guests present. $50,000 INCENDIARY FIRE. MANTUA, N. J., May 26.—Fire be- lieved to be of incendiary origin last night destroyed the plant of the Scott Lumber Company, the Co- lonial Hotel, a garage and three small business buildings in the cen- ter of the village and for a time| threatened to wipe out the whole busi- ness district. The damage was est! mated at $50,000. More than a doze TRUTH DEMANDED BY CIVIL SERVICE Deming Tells Kiwanis Club How Applicants’ Deceptions Are Discovered. Cautloning against “an all too pre- valling practice” of applicants for civil service examinations misrepre- senting certain facts; which, he sald, 1s certain to be detected, William C. Deming, head of the United States civil service system, addressed mem- bers of the Kiwanis Club at their weekly meeting in the Hotel Wash- Mr. Deming sald there was a notice- young applicants to underestimate the necessity of truthful statements, the offenders probably not realizing that there is rechecking. He outlined the vast work con- nected with the system, giving sta- tistics to show that more than 500,- 000 pieces of mail were handled yearly, while approximately 250,000 examinations are held during the same period. He said 75,000 appoint- ments had been made throughout the country during the year and stressed the perfection of detail that has been developed. fires of mysterious origin have oc- curred in Mantua in less than a year. State troopers have been working on the case for months. The other blazes were Inconsequential. e A celebrated orchestra of Sheffield, which city is one of the chief musical centers of England, has appointed a | woman as its musical director. We maintain an intelligence department on SALES - RENTS LOANS & INSURANCE May we be of service to you Phone, Write or Call Hoover & Kidwell Mr. Deming, himself a Rotarian, spoke in the highest terms of the | Club of | activities of the Cheyenne, Wyo.. his home town, the installation of which he was partly Kiwanis Fo;' the Nash Delion Cord Tires Size $24.95 Guaranteed 10,000 Miles Nash owners will naturally pick their tires with the same sound judgment used in selecting their cars. Back of the of construction embodied in Delion Cords is our definite and unqualified guarantee of 10,000 miles. Ford Size, 30x Delion Cords, Other Sizes Proponidnately Low Sizos Cord Tires List Price 30x3y; C.L. $19.00 30x3%; S.S. 20.50 30x3%% 2835 31x4 32.80" 32x4 36.05 33x4 37.15 34x4 3820 32x4Y% -46.65 33x47% 47.70 34x47; 48.85 35x415 50.35 36x4%4 51.50 33x5 Y 58.05 35x5 61.00 37x5 64.20 36x6 81.35° SPORT Charge Them to Your Account The Hecht Co. 7th at F 1406 H Street N.W. Main 6341-6342 33x4 many improved features 32 513.45 Cord Tires | Cord Tubes Sale Price | Sale Price $13.45 $2.30 14.65 230 i 19.55 2.80 22.60 3.20 23.95 3.35 24.95 .. 345 3 25.65 3.60 29.65 4.35 30.65 445 31.65 4.60 33.65 4.80 34.20 5.20 37.65 5.35 39.65 560 42.65 6.20 78.65 6.85 SHOP Re Saw STARE MUTT SQUARE 1 THE EYES AND ™ RE T ouskR AND VER THINT THE LoAN (s PAIDA’ THIS ScHeme PUTS Mz 1S™ Bucks ‘W THG | GooD !l Peoples Delicious “Goodies’”’ “One Makes a Meal”’ Here’s something new ih the line of “eats.” A wonderful big roll with a generous filling to your very desire. One inakes a meal, and a delicious one, too. Have lunch at one of our fountains tomorrow, aipd ask for one of these delicious “Goodies.” In five popular models, viz.: Ham “Goodie” . . ... . .10c Swiss Cheese “Goodlie” ..... .10c American Cheese “Goodie” . 10c Piminto Cheese “Goadie” . . 10c Roast Pork “Goodie . .. ...10c Be Sure to Ask for a “|3oodie” money_order. Cigars That You Know Saturday—One Day Only Men, tomorrow is_the time to “stock up” with Quality Cigars—during this SPECIAL SALE. You can’t %‘o wrong, because every Cigar in this sale is SOUND, PERFECT, and in the very best condition. Just glance over the list and select your favorite brand— notice how low we have priced it—then drop in any Peoples Drug Store tomorrow and get a couple of boxes. You'll need at least two boxes, because your Shriner friends will soon be here—and they like good cigars. Don’t forget—this SPECIAL SALE is for one day only— Saturday! 10c “Henrietta” (Populares) 10c “Muriel” (Metropolitan) 10c “El Verso” (Adjutants) 10c “Garcia Grande (Bouquets) 10c “Admiration” (Smiles) 10c “Mozart” (Perfectos Finos) ¥ 4030c £ | Box of 50, $3.75 Other Nationally Known Cigars (Included In This Sale) 8c “Owl” (Londres) 8c “Louis Martinez” (Special Values) 10¢ “El Suro” (Perfectos) 10c Pickwick Club (Perfectos) 10¢ Lopes, Alvarez “L. A.” (Coronas) 8c “Little Chancellor” ~ Box of 100, $4.50 FRIDAY, MAY : THAT LoAn ofF TWEARY V8 PAMD. LoAN 1S PAID. THAT LoAN 'S PAID~ 1923. Phone Main 5215 —The Better To Serve You Mail Orders Filled —at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction thereof, for packing, postage and insurance. ot iihip same day order received. Drug Store, 505 7th St., Washington, D. C. Toilet Articles Frecklo Cream ... 42C Sirien Coum v, 09C emoves Freckles Quickly. Othine .. 50c Wil Shaving Cream .... 25c Cuticura Sosp ... 10c Pal Soap, 8c each 29¢ Tooth lfl’.’x';f" ... 39¢ Tooth Po.r::n.'. ..... 43c Home Remedies ey egstnese 2OC e 81 .98 Allen’ 29c - s SRR 59¢ i 7Y e i 89¢ FIC'T .............. 35¢ 35¢ 79c 92¢ .. 33c 89¢ . 49¢ Ot G i wayy DVC Send post office or express Address Peoples 39¢ Candy Sale Todayand Saturday—I» 2! of our : 3 thirteen convenient stores we will conduct a— 39c CANDY SALE Into this sale wes have grouped candy values of such importance as'to insure its complete success. Glance over the list and see just how low we have priced these pure dellicious candies. cfeofmv}tfiél?eo"? e mes 21300 Ratein and Fibert Clastem....-+oorrer: 39C e Deaes Sahict Femnte e ODE % A comgloetm i 50c Value—One and a half pounds va- 39C permint Patties.......... - e s . 58¢c Value—Two pountds Crystallized Gum Drops.............. @ron s cien . 39C 60c Value—Twelve bars of Auerbach’s Chocolate Cocoanut.......é..o.oooonenn 60c Value—Twelve bars of Auerbach’s Chocolate Marshmallow.............. 60c Value—Four 15c bars of Bensdorp's Imported Chocolate. .. 3 39¢ 70c Value —Fourteen Adams’ Pepsin Gum 39c¢ 50c Value—One pound box of Earl's Assorted Chocolates.. - 390 39c¢ 39¢ packages of CLEAN UPA44% SALE Insect Exterminators P. D. S, the guar- anteed bed bug killer Bee Brand Insect Powder, 10c, 23c.... Roach Sauit, 35¢ 45c¢ Stern’s Rat and Roach Paste Preventol, s Powder, 15¢, 35c.... roaches instantly”.. Sul Ci S 8C Ml 42¢ Sulphur P. D. S. Lightning 25 2 for 25¢ Rat and Roach Paste (v Home Cleaning Needs rinne .. 49c <.,.:,:‘n'{.'.':}' Lol M?;;;T:i.d ,‘.,.e.'ffef 25C Bk aiesiiinns 18¢ Vis Cedar Polish ooeveenese: 35C ‘i‘m“sé'-hl ------- lgg et 49¢ :.é’.'..' R 7c Houschold Am- DFC Turpentioe, g (S icanete e o 7c R IR R SR Are You a Sufferer With Rose Cold? You can get complete relief from all those irritat- ing and maddening symptoms with— Hay-Fer You don’t have to do anything but take the simple capsules according to directions. HAY-FER will acocmplish astonishing results in the most stubborn cases. At All Peoples Drug Stores $1 a Box