Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 3

Ice Brings Summer Vegeiables for Thonksgiving— California tomatoes, western iceberg lettuce, lima beans from Cuba and green peas from the south- ern states are just a few of the “early vegetables” to make “trimmin’s” for . the festive bird. Your refrigerator, kept at an even temperature by a reguldr supply of sce, is the only SAFE place to /4 the uncooked foods for the Than giving Table and the only safe pl to kcep the cold Turkey swec hash, creamed turkey on thre the boiling of the boies for soup. AMERICAN ICE COMPANY LIBRARY ’ FICTION, 2c A DAY Paul Pearlman _l7|| G St. N.W. Ready to use GULDEN’S Mustard HUGHES T0 CLARIFY MONROE DOCTRINE Latin America Awaits Speech in Philadelphia as Im- portant Statement. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Important pronouncements with regard to American foreign policy in general, and concerning the Monroe jdoctrine in particular, will be made by Secretary Hughes in Philadelphin on November 30. The occasion will be the impending 100th annlversary of the Monroe doctrine, which Is to be commemorated by the American Academy of Rolitical and Social Science. Dr. Leo S. Rowe, director general of the Pan American Union, has been president of the academy since 1902. and will preside at the forthcoming commemoratlon. The Monroe doc- | trine’s ‘exact centenary falls on De- {cember 2, ,but the anniversary will be celebrated a day or two earller because the 2d of December is a Sunday. 3 the Secretary State's address Latin American diplo- | mat: ceredited to the United State {will continue the commemorator: erel in Philadelphia. Among those }wl will speak are Dr. Jacobo Varela, | minister of Uruguay; Dr. Ricardo | Altaro, minister of Panama, and Dr. Salvador Cordova, minister of Hon- duras. Address Stirs Interest. Extraordinary interest will attach to Secretary Hughes' address because of its delivery on the eve of the as- sembling of Congress. It may be that it will strike the keynote for the | Coolidge administration’s interna- | tional program. It was on a similar occaslon—the meeting of the Amer- Historical Assoclation at New December 29, 1922—that ical Haven on | Mr. Hughes enunciated American pol- LATE ¥ noti of the office of RCORAN GALLERY *ART ) THE 0N, DECEMEE INSTALLATION 0F er's. hns_exel uillinery and hats made to order. T REAT. morning _ for or lectures. Clevy Chase Ns ma- 10th D AND UPRIGIT PIANOS FOR RENT it Teusonable prices. Rented instements bepe ' Tone- ana. tepaired : & ¥ WILL NOT BE RESPO: debts other than thoxe WM. AL debts_contrs rs than myself. FRANCIS T. by SCHEUCH, 1168 Bladensb: W, English, Addrens. . Very Rare Opportunity. 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Only 1 Mutual _Service, Main 8883 - Metal Weatherstripping'? Phone the “ACME," Col. 4753. 2828 14th S Estimates Free. e —— CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. H. A. Ironside, Pacific Const Evangelist and Author, Preaches_Touight at 7:45 in the First Brethren Church, 32th St. and Pa. Ave. S.E. Bubject: “Setting the Stapo for the Last St of the Great World Drama and the Times of the Gentiles.” Bverybody Welcome. 1018 1 d | PERLIC FROM BB ne 16, | THE v toward the European reparation problem. On a her with regard rat to doetrine that interest mainly pre- Amer- upon its purely unilateral —that is, & dogma of, by and for sort of part D ent the a re inclined to r idea that the tradit { view of Monroeism represents. Opposttion In Voiced. atin America ion that at Washington hav doetrine, whereby th s arrogates to itself | Especially, se ke the impl jadam i it 1t dod {—the right to ma {in other American republies. | Olney, when President Cleveland's { of State, dispatched his Venezuelan to Lord 1895, categorically at the United Secretary pus sbury in July, note this continent.” later, 1919, nant of the league of formulated Paris, ent. Wilson succeeded in having n fnto it an unders b fofroe doctrine ynal understanding’ which gnatory powers pledge their as- Seventeen Latin _ Amerlean thus accepted the conception of Monroelsm. and :d to it, while we, through to ratify the treaty of Ver- are not bound by it. Scope of Doctrine. { I Sccretary Hughes makes any concession to the Latin American view in his Monroe centenary address, it will mark a vital epoch in Pan- Amerfcan affalrs. At the recent con- | terence in Santiago, the United States indicated no readiness to part with any proprietary interest in the doc- trine. Our delegation re-asserted the principle that it is a sacrosanct part parcel of American “foreign pol- i of which no vestige can be ! yielded. Some of the United States’ foremost Pan-American _ authorities dlsagree {with that view. They insist, in the [first place, that it is impossible to A Nokol installation can be made in a few hours without interrupting |l yourheating service “Over 700 Nokol Burners in Washington” Mutual Service, Inc. 1411 New York Ave. N.W. Phones Main 3883-3884 1334H St. N.W. um wor heltered and conducted THE SNAPSHOTS—The Draught. GRANDMA JOINS THE IN POR A DEACEFUL EVENING AFTER TEN MINUTES OP PUTS DOWN HER SCW- ING AND SANS SOME - THING 1S CERTRINLY OPEN SOMEWHERE SILENCE REPORTS THAT SHE FEELS IT ROUND HER FEET NOwW SUGGESTS TRIUMPHANTLY THAT OF COURSE, JOHN OPEN -WILL HE JUST RUN AND SEE brella under wide entire be which our “foreign policy hat no such ! pre arly ount of the historic | dexi R e&sr nature of the Monroe centenary, it 18 | ghjects the United ; opposi; ates' present-ho n etation of | ¢lgn do) tes' present-hour interpreta Sharle i of i rel e tor | unqualified i ter | La al | that some pronouncement | tha | fre 10t | preserve internal order within their ing | boundaries. | Untll there is such a | the ¢ ot actually exercise, Amne tain internal order; fpr “American ur Richard | and su Un INSPECT TODAY, 3TO 50R7TO 9 A New Model Home Completely Furnished by W. B. Moses & Sons 2809 35th St. N.W. Drive out Mass. 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Ir t of truly cordial relatic tin Amerlean neighbors it 1 required at will absolve the United States ym any pretension to the right to are 1ikely to remain mon charge throug! a that Monroeism American imperiali and the fe for some i iterested in maint ite AFTER MEAL SURI-RISING RELIEF FOR INDIGESTION AT ANY DRUG STORE Everything in Paints, Oils, Glass and Brushes West 67 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, APTER ABOUT TIVE FAMILY CIRCLE AND DIGS MINUTES BEGINS TO - GLANCE UNEASILY OVER HER SHOULDER 15 VERY MUCH AN=< NOYED TO FIND THAT LEPT THE CELLAR DOOR. CELLAR DOOR IS TIGHT- LY CLOSED © McClure Newspaper Synditate B302323222222222238323282822242423208222824242343 ‘fi)\“fi‘m MUTTERS THERE'S A DRAUGHT SOMEWHERE AND HUDDLES IN HER SRYS WILL SOMEBODY PASS HER HER SCARP- THERL'S CERTAINLY A DRAUGHT AND TS STRIKING HER RIGHT IN THE BACK. OF THE NECK | | INSPECTION SHOWS ALt | WINDOWS CLOSED. 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