Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1923, Page 34

3 ) : LW - THURSDAY, JULY" 5, 1923 HAWES FEARSU s 'FRANCE CELEBRATES |DOCTOR SEEKS WRITER |GEAR WITHOUT COBS |3z i inm. it o b, St [ ottty 2 vve fomss | el yams, 1 want e padessoot, g, ot [ shas, e 1 ove hey il i e | OF “POISEN PEN” NOTES Sl el b P e il TR 5 h power, it was | dustry to do these | TO HONOR AMERICA i SHOWN SCIENTISTS | S50y e e mew v | o o i b, Beaiin . (Wil Take Law Into Own Hands if i tion will eliminate the complicated (and family. > 5 J 1 hi vhy W HEABS ]-fl THRBNE Independence Day Exercises Held Ho Finds Autbor,of False Invention May Eliminate Compli-| d. & or drive ia run at hiEh | per mour showia aendothat 60 cents : A Notice of His Death. saty 3 3 5 in Paris and Most of cated Shifting in Au- i “The Only Cs; o 3 ‘[' 2 ea h‘ Sa: Trend of N fion Is Provinces. A G0 Sy s Tl Bartan oW tomobiles. SHORTER DAY, BIGGER PAY | TG Wi Ry Attached | K 1sionary R ty yS re 0 a R AR Mack has, declared he would take Pl o ‘ URGED BY COMPANY HEHH / et AN ADITORIAL £ the law in his own hands it he found 8 * Steadily Away From Iyinedmaiuaptamy the person guilty of “poison pen” | P7lhe Asoristed Pross . | et i QR EAD their history ion. If the flower of X PARIS, July 5.—France velebnl'e: T o iota cally ;lxfl;s:au}ua P:‘., Jul;‘ 5.—A new|Nash President Asks 50 Cents ) Tn s antionte’ . Ametlea's MI'llr:IOG‘d American Independence day witl g : b rinciple in mechanical power was | 2 showed this unfortunate Democracy. zest, Ter people from the humblest | Mith WhICh he and his wite have been | quyonstrated at the Carnegie Insti-| Hour Minimum for ! i 4 eyes” In the first draft [0y “condition, the —_— to the most prominent demonstrated )e‘""* 3 tute of Technology yesterday when Employes. : | of 1917, rejections due to safest course for the that, whatever the temporary poli- 4% urgh scientists and | o i i defective eyesight ranked average citizen is to 2 h 1 t t the Mack + Special Dispatch to The Star. 5.—The United | tical Jifferences, the spirit of friend- Moo e e C® Saturduy after |Manufacturers watched the perform- | CINCINNATI, Ohlo, July 5.—A seven- | Ty first. Out of a group volunteer for examina- ship still glows warmly. the birth of & baby at the Mack home. |3nce Of the “cogless gear.” an in- oyt - b = 3 of 10,258 rejected, 2,224 tion by a first-class op- NE . July S, ed ¢ Spa ventlon of George Smith Morrison of hour workday and a flve-day week | . . Some one telephoncd the NeWSPABRET| A ystralin. The “little Dower-maker” |for woman employes of the A. Nash | —a percentage of 21.68— tometrist—Etz, for in States is “gettiug to be a meddlesome nation, and the intolerant habit of | Paris, whose streets were festooned | < At purported & ta 1o o & as It was termed, was a section of an | Company, . which operates on “The| _ : suffered from poor vis- stance. trying to regulate every one's con-| With French and American colors.|of the death of Df. Mack and it was | &5 It was termed 4 b e (i 2 bee 5 2 shaft with one end specded | Golden Rule” plan. was proposed by ) Sh - Moo - duct is becoming a national nuisance,” | revealed itself as the abiding place E:bm;"gam;}.'fn:a‘”gi.hf::’p:fi':e .nlr:‘dl uUp to 17.000 revolutions & minute and | Arthur Nash, president of the com-| li > 4D Enlist Your Interest in Your Own Eyes. Representative Harry B. Hawes.of of thousands of American tourists. i wo | the other end turning at the rate of pany, at the seml-annual meeting of N St S P federal aunthorities, Is six feet two | March Resolutely to the Etz Optometrists. i e S idres &t | Mveryschop Mdhs the otldearasny e e rin) nhusigue |only five ‘revolutions an hour, -the|oficlals of the company here today. I Louis declared in an address at|Evecy shop alung the bouldva df inches tall and of powerful physique. jp 0 /0% ing” “operated without a | Nash also suggested that 50 cents an mmany Hall's annual July 4 celebra- quota o ags fluttering. In many e — ingle gear unit hour be the minimum wage. * tion. places were displayed the colors of As explained at the demonstration, Nash, in recommending the shorter & it See Etz “During the war we proclaimed to | sister republics. WAGE INCREASE, 331070m']m\(~ end of the driving shaft Is spig- | work hours, said: and ke the| M B — otted into the end of the diiven‘sha “Careful inquiry has led me to the 3 See Better” the world that we would make the! “Most of the cities and towns| 7 ~ , turning free in it on ball bearings. |definite conclusion that practically - world safe for democracy,” he said.|throughout the country paid similar ("“-Agov -;‘;“-‘o o%; age "‘";“:-‘ This shaft turns between rollers of |all the women workers in industries SETA0S The whe W ve been making | hom; aggregating ,000 & year affect-|{varied sizes which in turn roll on lare really performing the duties of a| |, 5 Sliate the war we Heverbotn e T"' £0 Americe: ling 4.800 emploves of the Cleveland, | the inside of a steel ring slightly. off | wife or preparing to do so. The _“The Cap with the Flap' is made exclu democracy unsafe, even in our own he principal event was unveiling | Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis|center. As the inner rollers turn on |percentage of girls and women who | 1y by American Dairy Supply Co., nd we are heading for a|a monument to the American volun- | Railroad -Company and the Cincin- fthe high speed shaft the outer ring |enter industry as a life work and do D. C. ALL JORBERS. 7 teern Who' dled early In the war tn|8tl Northern ~Railroad Company | em———————— Taking for his text the assaults|French uniform. Thousands of Pari- | NeFS announced today o which. he said, were being made on | sians and Americans attended the Hprler vy 4 g 0 . ng_the board of the fundamentals of Ameri unveiling and listened to_ Premier| <", DOUCe. ‘attisnE Ll efre -.(,’ | iated Press. moeracy, Mr. Hawes paid his r spects Poincare’s address, in which he ap-| - 9. - eiv 1o the. Volstend act. the Ku KIux | pealed for peace volunteers to plend | oy b Lovs: was recelved from ¥ Klan and to “small but well organiz- | France's cause as well as dil the ed minorities,” who, he declared, are | war volunteers in e memocy thisi Assalling the “essentials of a demo-{ monument was dedicated. = Clatic government. Throughout the day and far into! Too Much Regulation. | the- night there was one runcnuu;] N w flh Y “In ey cabes pamie officials are | Ater &nother. prominently parti- ever wa: our cipated In by Frenchm 1 walks themselves guilty of what might belof life S Hair without olive termed official lawlessness M trying 8 house, the | “humber of Commerce (|| gye 10 carry out the extreme wishes of C mmeree | Y banquet and numerous teas and| t organized minority groups,” he said. . DUDISTONS Jaiehs. ARl 0 e Uloss dances and other social gatherings. | | “What we shall eat. what we shall | . — = wear, what we shall read, how we — Nothing is more unattractive than lusterless. dry-looking hair. Hl‘ull work. when and how “‘e sdlmll enactment, declaring it would “de- ;Mnmx hair only is beautiful. 13th and F play, and who shall be permitte lolfl[l‘n} the heart of the Constitution he secret is in the now famous il be idle are attempted to be controled {and leave 110,000,000 people subject ||l ©€live oil shampoo used by || 14th and F 413 7th 1715 Pa. Ave. ! beauties all over the world hy statute law rather than by per-jto the intemperate, hasty or arbitr charg: P sonal inclination a - en-} ! Beauty experts charge big xaged in the m jacts of the two remaining branches prices for it. but you can have OF ‘trying to. re . i lof the government.” il it at home just as satisfactorily 3 i | iy a few cents. Ob- he ! any of the new laws are being! S - bttt Mahyof the new Juws axe helng tain a bottl Palmolive v 5 i a B ) Shampoo at rug or de- speaker said tha 2 3 . a s pea 1 He urged a “legis- ||| (a8 V000 S0 F ty group e r le country. ; LAC oY Eaan. ! s cording to directions. Soon i [ 4 [ ] iy Cons - Lout leadership in the House.” X i T : *“Tnited States and that of cvery |he asserted. ~with varied leadersnip | Your hair will be silky. moft separate state." [t G2"Shinte.” the “hation ‘needs a | NG lovels, with a wonderful | Upholds Supreme Court. | vigorous and courageous executive, |fi SIET O, Too Deautiful hair jwho, well grounded in the funda- ||| one kuows how beautiful haic Mr. Hawes opposed the proposal to|mentals of our government, will in- el 7 ~ 2 e 1o |sist upon a fight for the things he be- || Eentle way of washing—Ad the}jjeves to be right regardless of the |l tisement. power of judicial review of legislative ! political consequences.” — . We have already sold in our 8 Washington stores over ; a e 20,000—and now place on sale 28,000 more of the famous Prices are lower Lawrence Barrett at Liggett’s today! # s Cigars at a Bargain take from the Supreme Court Perfecto Fino and Invincible and Vanderbilt I Camels After Dinner Majestic Regularly . Regularly Regularly 10c Straight 2 for 25¢ 15¢ Straight Chesterfields v 4for25¢c 4for30c 3for25c g o _.3.00 %.2...3.60 5.>..4.00 [ LHCky S trlk es Every cigar perfect. In prime condition. A fortunate purchase enables us to sell you these good cigars at sensationally low price.a. We bought them direct from the manufacturer, because one of his cus- tomers could not complete his purchase. HINuIKd what lErit ;vo:ld do to pearis. How it WO scratch and destroy that thin lustre i which their beauty lies. 52 And the g:eci.m;s 'lgov'e;ing of your pearls—how are \ - . : You protecting it? 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Is your bair dry and britle? for oc = Small, oblong bars of freshly grated 'Assorted Chocolates | 1f 8o, try this complete hair treatment. cocoanut, sweetened and flavored. An ideal summer confection. Regu- | No money spent on a fancy box. All | 75¢_value—reduced 50 larly 49¢. July Special, the value in the Candy. It's the | during July only both for C Ptl:ld g w 39(: ideal, economy box for the family. ; o . oqn: Mostly nut and chewy cen- %lllgmgett’s Milk Chocolate ters. 2V4-lb. box SEy 98(: Fi = g'tmn;eub:ir Original Saturday Candy With Each 50c Bottle of ‘ ous’ iwed-: foast i || | | 2 : feree i | special that. JELS 2 PURETEST tritious ™ ; . z . ( TEETH THE 6 : and healthful. The children will like | good candy & Zinc Stearate RIGHT WAY , c"flo, -7 ( it. Regularly 35c. July, B |wil spore v O inrenil R Half Pound: ... ........e-- > | ‘ciate. / The L Zinc Stearate liberally and Baby will Old F v ned Gum Drops {“week-end price does not begin torep- | KLENZO BATH SPRAY | appreciate. 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