Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 11

BUTLER COMES OUT . FOR “WET” PLANK “Only Way Back to Sound Con- stitutional Government,” Says G. 0. P. Delegate. PAMPHLET TO ANSWER QUERIES ABOUT SMITH “What Everybody Wants to Know” Will Be Circulated Through- out Country. By the Ausociated Press. pamphlet Wants to °lon state office ballots, to ., | impossible THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NORRIS WOULD LEAVE PARTY NAME OFF BALLOT Senator Would Make It Impossi- ble to Vote Straight Ticket in Elections. LINCOLN, Neb., May 9.—Advocacy of abolition of the party gnation “make it to thus vote a straight and expression of beliet that C., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 192 - Drink Dikeman’s Delicious Orange Beverage at Our Soda Fountains—S5c¢ a Glass Civil War General, Ninety-Nine Last March, Succumbs. ARLINGTON, Mass, May 9.—Gen. Nelson Monroe, nephew of President Monroe and a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, died at his home here yesterday. Gen. Monroe cele- brated his ninety-ninth birthday on March 24. He was orderly to Gen. Scott when Mexico City surrendered. In the civil war he was a member of the 13th, 157th and 199th Penn- sylvania Regiments, was four months “Lest You Forget” Next Sunday, May 11, Is Cigarettes —priced low Phone DANGER TO PARTY IS SEEN ——— “Mother’s Day” “Mother” —the dearest name in all the world. One who never fails us— who watches over us from the time we are “tiny tots” until manhood or womanhood is reached. There's only one Mother for” you—your own Mother! Don't forget to remind her of your love on “Mother's Day,” a day which has been set apart for mothers. We suggest a box of delicions candies as a “sweet” reminder of your love. Whitman's “Mother’s Day” Package. $1.25 Ib. Durand’s “Mother’s Day” Package, $1.00 Ib. Mammy Lou Candies 49c Ib. circulated y. A first_edi- tion of oples already has been sent to governor's friends. The pamphlet quotes W. G. McAdoo as having said of Gov. Smith “His public carcer has qualified him by training and experience for great office and his ability and character fit him admirably for the discharge of responsible dut The only mention of Gov. positon on prohibition i 1 ned Congress to permit to modify the defi- prisoner in Libby prison and rose to_the rank Senator AR : FOR RENT Public yesterday, marks mo radical in the departure from the previous stand . Mr. Sorenson said DENT BUIILDING 1409 L Street N.W. :\ztracti\'e Rooms, Low Rents | GARDINER & DENT, INC. Main 4884 1409 L Street N.W. through Main 5215 Nationally known cigarettes at an extra Icw price. Come to- morrow and purchase cartons of the brand you best. Failure to Take Stand Would Cost Eleven States, His Belief. several like e Associated Press. W YORK, May 9.—Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University and a delegate to the Re- Publican national convention in Cleve- Jand next month, has come out squarely for the insertion of an anti- prohibition plank in the 1924 G. O. P. platform His declaration (I\fil his party must take that step as “the only way to &et back to sound constitutional gov- ernment” last phase of the controversy he stirred up ten days ago, when, in a speech be- fore the New York members of the Missouri Societ; Camel Piedmont Chesterfield Sweet Caporal Lucky Strike Sovereign Beech-Nut Old Mill Cartons of 200 Cigarettes Smith's ~d that the let- ter was but “a repetition of the sen- ator's previous opinions,” and said he belfeved Mr. Norrix would make non- political selection of state and coun- ty officers a point of his campaign. nitlon In the ¥ Franklin 1 SEVENTEEN STORES The Better to Serve You |||91Il that t growing sentiment for R Sigter_Godeliva, who is in charge of th ray department of a_hos- | ofial Tn Harem, N D) Ia one of the first women to registered as a radlologist in America. om and C e no since ama acquired its indepen- dence in 1903, have been establis the e Department announced ye: terday Hirsh-Designed Styles in Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Emphasizing Style, Fit and I ow Prices “One Strap.” low i walking heel, in pat- ent leather. Built for comfort and Panama and Colombia Friends, enforcmeent generally. Eleven States in Danger. The Columbia president, in a state- | Mment yesterday, added that the Re- Publican party’ stood in danger of | osing eleven states in the coming | presidential election if it did not take | & decisive stand against the existing | Prohibition situation. His remarks also were construed as a challenge to | the Anti-Saloon League, which he at- 2 k. -Mail Orders Filled —at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction theresf postage and insurance. Send pest offioe or ex- &5 order: W ship rame day order re r.uhad. Ad- dress Peoples Drug Store, 505 7th St, Washington, D. party Jeaders throughout , he ddded | “They have called my attention to | the danger to the party if it falls f0 satisty public opinion, or if. 1t ale Jows itself to be allied even In ap- with the activities of the gue.” 0. P. fail to take a nd ‘against existing pro- ons, Dr. Butler said, atened ' with the loss of Ilinois, Missouri, De Jerscy, Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island, New Hamp- Brand-new—Pat- cnt Airedale and Gray— $5.75 platform hibition 7227 TOILETRIES —priced extra low $1.00 Coty’s Face Powder...73c 25¢ D. & R. Cold Cream. ... 17c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil..37¢ $1.00 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal, 79¢ 50c Squibb’s Magnesia Tooth T e 35¢ 3 tor 3190 25¢c Mennen’s Talcum Powder .. Regular Weelzly Candy Surprise! Saturday—One Day Only 7% 7227 Dr! Buller refused te st at Steps, if anv, he personally would o take toward having the Cleveland All Sizes an- anti-prohibition and Widths 25 t0 9 I, of the firm she| go as a mill | of a few shill- of Mrs. Flor- . an mel\\h“om o1 a ramance of endeavor. 4 the employ of a firm of TYREE'S Antiseptic Powder A Safe Auntiseptic Wash Perfectly soluble in wat heals without ha ger, strains or p sary toilet access sonal use. Three Sizes— 23c,45¢c and 89¢ ey KOTEX Ask for Them By Name Package of One Dozen lTomorrow, ninety-eight cents’ worth of deli- cious candy for sixty-nine cents. Here’s what you get: One pound of Chocolate-covered Caramels (value, 49c pound) and one pound of Chocolate- covered Marshmallows (value, 49c pound). One pound of each in an attractive week-end 69 package (2 pounds). C BE SURE TO GET YOURS TOMORROW! entered twenty yea ceivin 72227 Smart novelty style of Suede in Patent, Airedale and Gray. Strap walking In Patent and Rubber T sevesdlc No mneed for you to “shop around” for stylish footwear when Hirsh offers such outstanding values as these. Better and newer styles at lower price levels—that's two of the hosts of reagpns why vou should come to Hirsh’s Big Shoe Stores for your footwear. Eight new models illustrated 25¢c Woodbury's Soap. 3 for S0 50c Hinds’ Honey and ~Almond Cream 3 for $1.00 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream 51 Ingram’s Milkweed ceful pump. “Chic” model in t and Gray Satin, Patent, Gray — and Airedale— $5.75 75¢ Howard’s Buttermilk Cream * 75c Bleachodent Combina- building lot fo Park Ro: Fine ment house on Kayser Silk Hosiery Full-fashioned Ka yser Silk Hosiery to match your new shoes, or your costume, here in all the bright hues for spring. e Pair, $1.95 Ilmsy's SHOE STORES 1028 SEVENTH ST. N.m Upper Sevmth Street in Location—City-wide in Trade "Pnfln-r Better Business Bureaun 7 N, 40c Folt’s Reducing Soap. 50c Nadinola Cream........ $1.00 Othine Freckle Cream, §9¢ $1 Barnard’s Freckle Cream, 69¢ 35¢ Palmelive Shaving Cream.. 60c Pompeian Day Cream. 60c Pompeian Massage Cream - Pond’s Cold Cream 53c and 29¢ Pond’s Vamishing Cream....53c and 2% REMEDIES —at a great saving al value Front"—an effect, in and Gray $5.75 Wide lot on K St. near West- “Tie ern Market, in first commercial exquisite Patent zor Strap’—a $50.000 Sw not pro perty o t or in part on a L. W. Groomes 141€ F St. n of first trust luable downtown 1 as a whole 00l Property. Chocolate-covered Caramels Pure, fgresll filo:;mma‘de Caramels, Coalediv\nh deli- cious full-flavored chocolate. A real treat for 49 C your sweet tooth. Regular value of a pound. Chocolate-covered Marshmallows Encased in fresh, The Olive Oil Shaving Cream ving rich, ereamy, non-dryiog n’ like so well t £o home tonight. You'll Regular 35c size: uow 50c Listerine Amtiseptic 60c Caldwell’'s Syrap of Pepsin 60c Bromo Seltxer $100 Horlick’s Malted Milk . $1.50 Samgra Salts : $1.50 Sangrina Tablets $1.00 Pinkhawy’s Vegetable Compound 35¢ G«x It Cors Re-cd Milk's Emalsion .. Scott’s IE--J.m-c = i Wampole's Cod, Liver e o Bags Sloaw’s Limiment . = 40c Musco Rubbing Oil . 15¢—2 for 25¢ s Pomel "“‘ = o AL winter thing clothing, furs, l(cllau‘s Tasteless Cflt" kets, etc, can be fresh and clean —f from dust and throughout the months if stored a Redex Garment Ba pure, rich chocolate are lhese tempting Marshmallow One Pound of Each In an Attractive Saturday Treat Package Regular 98¢ Value 69c Store Winter Things in REDEX 109 and S5 Garment 39¢ New Printed Georgette Frocks g b Summiery prints in many varied and interesting effects that will find favor i summer - ward- rébes. Light shades of flesh, peach, green and China blue. Lace and black velvet ribbon trimmed. Men’s Muslin Pajamas, $1.35 250 suits, full cut and well tailored, with four Iarge buttons. Lavender, tan, blue and white. Price is exceptionally moderate. Two-Trousers Suits, $31.50 60 well tailored, superbly made and very moderately priced Woolen Spring Suits. All with two pairs frousers. All regular sizes. Specially Priced Just for Saturday! P. D. & Co. American Cuticars Oitment ....8% 43¢ and 23c Mestholstam .......... 79¢, 3% and 19¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE Children’s Silk Socks 35c 3es, $1 200 pairs’ of Buster Brown Thread Silk Socks for chil- dren. Black, white, pink, Women's Full-Faskioned Silk Hose $1.35 500 pairs pure thread silk hose, full fashioned, with lisle garter tops. Black, ,white, dawn, champagne, oriental, cadet, brown, beige and sky. pearl, gray, nude, thrush and Special for Saturday. Sizes 4 racquet. Saturday special to & Sizen 8% to 10. DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIES STORE 50c Dr. West’s Toothbrush 50c Mag-lac Tooth Paste ‘A full, big dollar’s worth 'Both for 50c Hundreds of Washingtonians have already come into our stores and taken advantage of this most unusual offer. Just think of buying two 50c articles that are known and used throughout the country—a full, big dollar’s worth—for only 50c. Now is the time to purchase a 50c Dr. West’s Toothbrush and a big 50c tube of Mag-lac Tooth Paste for every member of the family. You get them both for only 50c. Let us repeat— A Full Big Dollar’s Worth for 50c Dr. West’s T oothbrush The famous Dr. West's Toothbrush keeps vour ‘teeth clean and polished—but stimu- lates gum tissues by proper massage. Everyone who tries Dr. ‘West's Toothbrush be- comes an enthusiastic user. Also cantons, satins, printed crepes, taffetas and crepe de chine frocks in a most interest- ing collection of style, color 0 Children’s One-Strap and trimming. Patent Two-Tone Pumps $1.95 Over 100 pairs just received. Modishly and comfortably styled patent leather two-tone one-strap pumps with snrlngy rubber heels. Regularly much higher priced. Sizes 8% to 2. Canvas Pumps, $1.95 Boys’ Oxfords, $3.25 100 pairs Children's and Boys' brown leather Good- Misses' white canvas one- vear welt -sols_oxfords with strap pumps, with rubber rubber heels. Sizes 1 to 5%. heels. Sizes 8% to 2. Special. DOWN STAIRS STORE For Girls 6 to 14 Years Voile and Linen Dresses $2.95—8$3.95—84.95 Embroidered linens and lace and embroidery trimmed voile frocks in all wanted Spring and Summer shades, Sizes for girls, 6 to 14 years. Sdturday special. ‘White Voile Dresses $3.95 Fine quality, prettily styled. suitable for graduatien and numerous’ occasions of dress. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Lingerie Hats A 58¢c to $3.95 White lingerie hats, lace trimmed, fluffy and pique hats and muslin bonnets for chil- dren. Plaid crepe Roshanara in com- bination colors. Red, white and gold; navy and gold, and tan and brown or brown and gold. Women's and Misses’ Sizes DOWN STAIRS STORE You May Now Secure ‘Melba Toflet Articles Low Priced, in the Down Stairs Store Talcums, 25¢ to $1.50 Creams, 25¢ to 50c Massage, Cleanser and Grease- Flers, Lov:Me mnd Glory, in less Vanishing_Creams. flesh and white, 25e. Fleurs Dusting Powder, one- Perfumes, 25¢ to $225 half talc and one-half stear- Fleurs, Lov-Me, Bouquet, Li- ate, $1.50. lac Glory, Ador-Me and Ap- Fleurs Silver Compacts, single Sl Ribs and double, low priced, §1 and Miscellaneous Articles $L30. i wd Lipsticks, light, medium and Face Po ers dark red. 25¢ and 50c. 25¢c to $1 Manlcure Sets, including pol- Melba products all, Fleurs, ishes, file and orange stick, Lov-Me Bouquet, Melbaline and Rice Powders, in_flesh, white and brunette. Priced according to size. Creams, 35¢ and $1.25. Skin Lotions and Shaving Sachet Powder, Lov-Me, violet, Cream at this moderato price. bouquet and rose, 50e. DOWN STAIRS STORE Ccor ACIO MOUTH Mag-lac Tooth Paste This wonderful milk of magnesia _ tooth paste, used on the teeth regu- * larly, quickly overcomes “aeid mouth.” It not only cleanses the teeth thor- oughly, but leaves an ex- ceptionally pleasant taste in the mouth. Voile and Dimity Dresses, $1.50 to $4.95 ¥or children 2 to 6 years. Voile or dimity dainty frocks in the most becoming styles. Pink, blue, green, vellow, tan; hand embroid lace trimmed. Leghorn Hats, $295 For girls and children. The cool, fine-wearing leghorn hats, in wanted shapes. Trim- med with brown, red or blue edges. DOWN STAIRS STORE ~. Vegetable OIl Soap, 1be. Toilet Waters, fleurs, lilac, rose, bouquet and violet, $1 special,