Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1923, Page 22

TURKS GLOAT OVER LAUSANNE VICTORY Charged With Most Crimes in War, Yet Imposes Will on Allied Nations. BROWN. ago Daily News BY CONSTANTINE By Cable to The Star and €} Copyright, 1f CONSTANTINOPLE, Turks are proud of their victory at sanne, especially because it was won, not on the battlefields, but about the diplo- matic table, where jealously between ! /the British and the French contribut- ed more to the allies’ than the strength lhi‘ Turkish ents, Althous eated in the world r and was charged with more crime: civilization than any other de nation, she has succeeded in imposing her own terms and in securing a situation better for her than that of pre. h r ne and unimportant, these s proved at ¥ sterling in th Right to On the other capitulations Turkish go who hither ta: ax Foreigners. om ,to the xempted from curred in the urkish authori- to discuss the insisted tha pplied to the ould be appli For Better Vision The Right Glasses and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsman Optical Co., 705 14th St. N.W. Established in 1900 [H[!NITE 700 Taursx S0 EITIAT7T A smooth-flowing oil. Does not leak out. 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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, PICKFORD SUMMONED IN LIQUOR INVESTIGATION Will Be Given Chance to Explain Checks Bearing His Name Seized in Raid. ed Press. AN Calif., July Jack Pickford, moving picture acto: will De given an opportunity, twice denied him, to tell what he knows of charges of violation of the Volstead act agalnst Dave Lerner, J. G. Irving and others arrested last March bear- th checks for $60 and $115, carrying was said to be Pickford's signa- 1333333 3.:.88838”8333333. Ghe Economg Cnmc Tth end H.5ts. NV, We sell lower because we sell only for cash Friday Specials Features of the July Clearance Sale in which you buy needed merchan- dise at tremendously low prices. Wash Waists Voiles and Dimitien 69c / 4 S1 values Very attractive designs Dresses Ginghams and Percales— well ‘made—sizes up to 40. ‘Worth $2.98. 99¢ For Golf and Outing Golf Coats New Bleeveless Golf sl 75 Sweaters—in colors. Special.. Special Purchase White Shoes . ture. He has heen subpoenaed by the federal grand jury, officials sald yesterday. Prohibition agents said one of the men arrested said he had sold Pick- ford half a case of gin and a case of Scotch whisky. At the time the young actor requested permission to explain to the grand jury, and being denled, sought to make a statement to prohibition agents, who also turn- ed a deaf ear. That Pickford would not be the only screen star to be summoned be- fore the grand jury was a further statement yesterday at the federal building. _— American women have opened -a clubhouse in London, where they can discuss politics without molestation. Batiste and Crepe, T 333383 Silk Dresses in the popular silks; worth up to $20 $13 Second Ploor Flannel Jacquettes PO Knickers The correct shape. wear. 808 eeesee e e esessseessesessssssssssesessssesssssssessssssesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss The biggest bargain of the season—One and Two Strap Pumps and Oxfords. 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For real good peas try this brand. 25¢ Star Lobster, for salads, can, 30c and 49¢ Boned Chicken, for salads,can . . 45¢ Underwood’s Deviled Ham, can . . 20c Libby’s Deviled Ham,can . . . . 17%c Blue Label Potted Meats,can . . 20c Sanitary Peanut Butter . . . . . 23c Heinz Peanut Butter . . . 22c and 32c Heinz Pork and Beans . . 10cand 14c Heinz Spaghetti . . . . 1lcand 16¢c Per Can, //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// \ Afternoon Brand Teas " A revelation in value-giving.” “You'll find un~ usual satisfaction in using these fine teas. the choice of three varieties—Green, Mixed and Orange Pekoe. Note these exceptionally low prices for teas of fine quality. 1. 17c 1. 320 POTATOES 7777777770007, "ANOTHER NEW STORE OPENS SATURDAY Corner of Sth and B sts. S.E. You have One carload of California Bartlett Pears. This delicious fruit at our price should be especially ap- pealing. Come in and inspect the fruit, you can enjoy eating this fine fruit at only a very moderate - 1()e Note — Bartlett Pears are green and hard when picked from the trees, but color up and become mellow in a few days after coming out of the refrigerator car. Lay aside any that are green for a day or two and they 10439c ONIONS = 71,c This Sale Until Saturday’s Closing Lbs. for e e e Cabbage, Ib,, 5¢|f‘é’§l f?':'%’r'.'r‘n': ond Koep 1 Yo Ice BaxerThey're Deliciows,| APPLES, 3 Ibs. for 25¢ Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Sarsaparilla Root Beer Iet us assort a case for vou. Per re $3.00 No Charge for Containers Heinz Vinegars, pint . . 18c Heinz Ketchup. . . . . 17c and 27c ‘Heinz Pickles, bottle . . . . . 2l¢ Heinz Chili Sauce . . s 3% Heinz Bulk Pickles, 1, pt., 17c, pt., 30c Re Umberto Olive Oil, pint . . . 53¢ Mrs. Schlorer’s Olwenaue, 10 0z, . 35¢ Bizet Queen Olives, quart . . . . 55¢ Quart Jar Sweet Pickles . . ., . 39c Quart Jar Sweet Mixed . . 39c (4 e 99 “Sanitary Butter The “Quality” Kind In addition to the regular packing of one-pound prints, we offer cartons of one pound containing four (4) pieces, of one-quarter pound each. The latter size is ideal for cutting for table use. Per Cérton, 1sPound. .. .. s