Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 3

THE EVENING ol Greater output of coal and |»Jf STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923, education of -the people in the evils [tional Liberty League of Mass, SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION 5 E LL-ANS ?;c @and 75¢ Packages Evovvwma First Mortgage Loans For Sale In convenient denominations, Secured on improved properties See Mr. Field Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 1334 H St. N.W. Franklin 9503 FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Service Charge never Over $1.00 Pay As You Ride A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND BALANCE ONE, TwoO AND THREE MONTHS. Guarantead 8,000 Miles T. 0. Probey Co. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. ot wiv 1. 5 ‘mn A. DUNCAN KEID. SPOYSIRLE TSVALID, ¢ ring atien hevy Chiase. 18 THAVE 17 PONSIBLE F than mnysel “North_Capitol st and_repaired free shipped and moved. Bach. PERS. restored to 1 . Progressive S TOW RENTAI N(A(yl‘ TARD, : o wixess and other eq SAMUEL_ R. % MAH IONGG LESSONS catipg Call us for an esti- g and repairing R, O GORHAM, 4015 8th St. N.W. Adams 158! NEED PRINTING? Our experience, equipment and loca- tion are all In your favor. High grade, but mot high priced. PRINTER, BYRON S. ADAMS, jFriym To Buyers of Printing - Our Million-Dollar Printing Plant is at Your service. 1210-1212 D St. N, The National Cap(:al Pre,ssi ol Prompt. sccurate service. Reasonable pri THE NATIONAL LABORATORIES. 1813 H N.W. Phone Franki] WINTER STORMS ~—are destructive. to ““ROOFS"—better us examine yours NOW and FEEL SAFE. IRONCLAD ftze a6t oz Don’t Overlook the Car —when fali furbishing-up is in order. We REPAINT AUTOS reasonably. let BAY STATERS FIGHT T0 ANNUL DRY LAW { Membership List of League Reads Like Mayflower De- eenth Voistes t actors in the cuiture, e of the prime mov, { liams and other. These twentieth-century R. McReynolds & Son Spgclalists in Painiing, Silp Covers and To 1425-1425 NW Main Protcc'-Tin Roof Paint = Old-fashioned. durable, honest. apply it with hand brushes—assuring a 3ob that will last and keep out Fust for Years. Rieh, tod color. Tey § / KOONS E2oukixe iz st a0 COMPANY Phone Main 983, We | SNAP HO l‘s_ PORTRAIT #F A MAN LOOKING FOR A HANDKERCHIEF. RN '\‘R, V-‘i\( D ’DRA\\/ RS PER STRUCTIONS and dangers of national prohibition|.pysetts, with its stalwart and in- —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS by constitutional provisions and laws of Congress, tv promote temperance in the use of alcoholic beverzges, and to secure the proper regulation of the liquor traffic by the state in the exer- se of the local police power. “With these ends in view, to secure ; the annulment or repeal of the etghl eenth amendment and the repeal of the Volstead law, to oppose any un- roasonable and oppressiv law . or action designed to en- the pasgage of state laws authoriz- ing the sale of beer and wine. influence public opinion, to the end that the standards of personal liberty of thought and conduct d\\‘hlch r\“e;"e established by the founders of the COMES TO THE HEAD OF S retatae STAIRS AGAIN AND REPORTS NO, THEY AREN'T THERE America shall’ be maintained and safeguarded. To oppose any impairment of the | rights of American citizens as vested in them by the first ten amendments "n\' the Constitution of the United States, or by the Constitution itseif.” No Secret of Purposes. An official of the league has sent { this writer the following statement: | _“We have never made any secrel iof our purposes and we om’- Dlished 3. Bood deal with inadequat. funds and a hastily gathered organ } zation. On endum we ate enforcement act- the little Volstead and doubt e sl y a large majo { far as I know, ther | nitely in hand with re in Washington, but we | kept in close touch with th. have purposes similar with next vear. = nothing dei WELL WHAT DOES SHE MEAN ANY WAY THE ONE ON HIS LEFT HAND TACING OR THE ONE ON LERT OF CHIFFONIER TACN = HIM nstitution and mus ¢ 'cither repealed or modified —whii he stead act is not even consis jent with the Constitution President Being Watched. , -Politicians of both parties w {learn with varied emutions of the ized anti-prohibition movem lin t1.> innermost citadel of the {idge cause. Opinion is expressed that { uncompromising indorsement of the eighteenth amendment and the d uct by the President vernors' conference in Wash ) s break his stran sentiment ainly th ential ists” formed three yes stitutional Liberty | chusetts. The present pr Charles Rackemann, # and distinguished member of th B ton bar. One of the vice is Ralpi most ins dean rectors’ list r s scendants’ Roll Call. 1AM WILE world eagerly awaits ge's impending pro- nt on prohibition, his home the scene to annul the eight- amendment and repeal the The most prominent Massachusetts are repre- *d in the movement. Most of the sors are republicans and all are society nance and politics of Boston | w England. A olidge— Coolidge—who is mentioned 00 Complete s i com- Reiniorced Conc warmest in w summer, i United S ] E i weat herproof. s in the wearproof s of the stateliest Puri- 5 like Winthrop, Standi Liberal Terms Phones Parker. Baneroft, Lincoin 7740, 4503 ter, coolest in n destructible fireprood, zis. Hale, French, Eldredge, W are conspicuous. abolition- “Compare the Work.” gy TYPEWRITE RS Attractive Garage / in Washington te Constructior Address Automatic Oil Heating installed in your present furnace or boiler this fall means clean, even, automatic, reliable, heathful heat at less than the cost of coal “Over 700 Nokol Burmers im Washington.” MUTUAL SERVICE, INC. 1411 New York Ave. N.W. Phones Main 3853-3884 in the | ont of republican politics in the The Armostone Construction Co., 918 F St., Washington, D. C. || Plense send me wishout obligs- f | NE T N5 AXD @lk | | Lan xmatic Oif Hoating for Memos ! ted Fidelity and Casmalty Compeony Time and Use deal lightly with quality and real worth in a typewriter as in all things men make. Excellence of material and workmanship adds that peculiar something to aRoyal Typewriter which resists even time and hard usage, long after less finely constructed instruments have come and gone. We build into the Royal Typewriter enduring quality and merit which we know can disclose itself to the user only after long years of service. Better service, a longer life, a lighter running machine—these are the things five years from NOW you will say about a Royal Typewriter purchased today. ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY: , Inc. 1420 New York Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. Branches and Agencies the World Over “In all proper and lawful ways fo| government of the United States of | ard to work | fluential © membership, wi'l wat, ,\\Hll vigilance for the weighty words Ito fall at the White House next Sat The directors of tlee Constitutional Liberty League include Thomas Tile- iston Baldwin, Hugh Bancroft, Francis | Reginald Bungs, Charles B. Barnes, Y. W. Barron, Richard De B. Boar Charles Boyden, John T. Bur- ames D. Colt, William M. Louis A. Coolidge, Ra m, Henry R. Dulton, ( idon Dexter, Edward H. Eldredge, 1P. French, Irvin McD. G Charles M. Green, Robert & { e W. Alvan Hitehcock min D. Hyde, Henry G. L r Leland, Alexander Lincoln, Amos Little, Roger B. Merriman, Dr Franklin = 8. Newell, Herbert ker, Gen. Samuel D. Parke l’cahud_\. Charles C. ' Ratshe Y Shaituck, {R. Clip-ton Stur, ren, Dr. John W liums und Frederick W Octorber 17 “Fashion Park” and “Stratford” Clothes On Sale Till Saturday Night marked $40! They’re up a5 HEADS AT MEETING. Officials Here I.tte]‘(. N.a tional Ses- sion in Cleveland. Hugh A. TI d William K. Cooj or, president vesterday v will _attend the c vention of all branches of that org tiont in this country The convention was of the triennial i tion of the Nerth matters of séociation. WHEN YOU THINK f Painting, Papertanging and Decorat. hi ‘ay) w :mm.m made on request HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 2333 18th St. N.W. Tel. Col. 1077 %%mg%m&flqp 1319-1321 F Street STORE NEWS 600 of Our %40 Suits Six hundred suits right out of our regular lines that are classed as fine $40 values—and are to the minute in style—smart, double-oreasted models----the swagger English loose sack with round front, blunt vest and straight full trousers, and plenty of the conser- vative business models. If you want something in a blue, an oxford or a faint stripe, here’s your chance to beat the present clothing market. fatigue to miners are claimed as thg result of a p: tion of the best way to use a pick made in Manchester, England Ready to use, GULDEN'S Mustard Makes good appetites JEsTAsLsHeD 1867 8 AM. to 6 P.M. Another Shipment of The Knit-tex O’Coat Made of Knit-tex Cloth, which is entirely different from every other overcoat fabric—it will wear three times as long and has warmth without weight. You can’t see it’s knitted, because it looks like a fine imported overcoating. It seldom needs pressing and will positively outwear three average overcoats. $2%7 50 AR B Bt DR A chological investigs$ & *