Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. MAY 16, 1991, MORALITY BY LAW !"» Crumton of Michigkn in an uddresy | lares, had the audacity definitely to| preparations in Manchurla, saying i’- & iass mocting of the New|/orbid another government to Tecos- | thR} OWINE to the untriengly attitude et s St st oed [ nize the soviet unfon, which it re-|Ward ‘the soviet Kovernment America N : FLAYED BY BUTLER s st critivized | fards us unprecedented In Interna- | apparently does mot Intend to couns 1005 PA. AVE >f Columblic Univeraity, for Bis ree tional relations. .| teract Jupan's attempts at aggran-{ P, 5 o uttach upon prohibition. ¢ M recent] The newspaper professes to see in|dizement, “as the American clique of attack upon vrohibition. the note “an attempt of an American | politicians are themselves awaiting 17 pA AVE | groy Tead Dr. Butler's speech to alclique of poli cupy an opportune moment to selze what 24 . 1 Declares Ru?nt Haprenings in|zroup of newly enfranchised Ameri- | same unfriendl Bt | 1 thels onlnion 1 /I oo entative Cramton” said. | east which I the vic- | “The editoriul voices a warning to Ranks of Officials Have Made |- erfectly all right. But when | tory of th s of the L e United States that nothing Is he ssed a meeting of college | relinquish by A e ng loose in the far east, and says i med. | students young men who were raised | tempt fts real aim." viet government should Him Ashamed {in American homes. educated in| The editorial alle - this to the world in or- et R, e w0 e | RS i "G B D. J. Kaufman’s Great May Trade-Building Sale Bcoroe T fnend e | 8 S s e AT | o LN s S R In Full Blast!—July Prices in May—May 15 to June aw s sesaild lust night by Dr,|Uon of the prohfuition laws will end T isETs S ola Ber 4 Nicholus Murray Butler, president of v c : 2N i anerk 1 eeh oeend w4 “We'll help you sit pretty this spring and summer” — —Radio Joe b Urinorin. s used won | RUSSIAN PAPER ASSAILS : L s e 1y groundless hype g the eighth wnnual dinner U. S. FAR EAST POLICY of the National Indusirial Conference 4 | Izvestia Resents American Lega- tion's Note Regarding Chinese “”1 1 & o A Soft Spot For Savings! - foreign office by | dovelopmen syric on in Pekin \fon upon © B p 1t encrouchin { : i A Great and Complete Stock of ot e R 2 OOO Men's and Young Men's . acterizes e | 5 § " Fancy S; cing Suits : Give instant and thorough Tubri- cation to all parts of the motor at all times, insuring its smooth and efficient operation. {§ 2 All $30 & $35 $23.75 Full-bodied and hold up under : SPRING SUITS o e all running conditions, keeping the engine cool and perfecty lubricated | < V- All 340 & $45 $ 75 at the highest working tempera | : : SPRING SUITS . 33 . ture. v s ‘ : | All §50 & $55 7 okt SHERWOOD BROS., Ine. 4 SPRING SUITS . .. ... %437 S As T ¥ stgtie. S il Ay NO EXCEPTIONS — NO RESERVATIONS i e Maurice J. C"“’m Telephione Potomarc! ;2037 LN Every fancy woolen vt in BOTH siotes—siscs and! cuts'so ATLANTIC CITY Heating—Plumbing - : 4 tand Foe lteration ch d i d o F Stemaie i 5 suit an t every man—no aiteration charges: eposit accepted. W At Threc Genuitie Bargains! all B i CRITICIZES DR. BUTLER. Representative Cramton Asks Plain ST T TS MR i ‘ T : i TROUSERS! , . STRAWS Ar Booa i Saging { By the Thousand 1.000 Pairs Worsted 2.500 Pedigree STRAWS! 1.000 Pairs Worsted » $1.85 Trousers. I = = [ To Outfit Your N\ v And to Get Ac- | : i Bisice Wlassid /<L Falni]y w.it-h the ' & " " . '-'Iuainted With Our il s : 310 & $1x7$ 65 / % 3.700 Rambler Least Possible Ex- | | ModernMethodsof £ o i 8 )/ A STRAWS pense. : ‘ Doing Business. ‘ ' (8 DURING OUR =l 17\ ' $2 .85 All Lengtl GREAT MAY OPPORTUNITY SALE 2l ‘ k : : y \8 fg}({)T Radical Redacttons On Our Enf:re‘.“Stoc Yog}%%% - July Prices for 2 Weeks in May! NEEDED /fl SU[TS TERMS = These ;’ri('es Will Prevail From May 15 to June 1 O;II,\‘ o ererTata % = | |PAJAMAS KNICKERS GOLF HOSE P o 300 Pairs $2.00 Quality (3 for $4.00) $1.39 All Linen Knickers...$4.65 $2.00 (Imported). $1.49 324'50 800 Pairs $2.50 Quality (3 for $5.25) $1.89 $7.50 Cloth Knickers, $6.65 $3.00 (Imported). $2.39 Regular price $32.50 AAA 1,000 Pairs $3.00 Quality (3 for $7.00) $2.39 $10 Cloth Knickers. . .$8.35 $3.50 (Imported). $2.89 o St HANDKERCHIEFS GARTERS CAPS SerTalTS ANl e 25¢ White (6 for $1.00) 35c Pad Garters. ... ... 2lc All $2.00 Caps...$1.50 _.d“. e 35¢ White and Fancy (4 for $1.00)....29¢ 40c Pad Garters All $2.50 Caps...$1.89 50c White and Fancy (3 for $1.00)....39¢ 50c Pad Garters All $3.00 Caps...$2.99 l “"$22.50 Regular price $30.00 I I For Women and Minez DRESSES - COATS SUITS e riate, SPort and dress Of 4l weol silk ':"::,:'r,.fi:s". * models in all new :md in all of the Values up‘l- 825‘00 materials. Pelo and :I:z:-inl:.‘n’: e;:u:l $ 1.5 Shadew Plaids, beau- i los Fhe Hish, tifally lined. :’."a'.:‘lfi'.'.‘.“‘.'n’fi $13.50 $18.75 l\'v“:':: up to $5.00 Valwes wp to $25.00 Values to $35.00 Qur complete assortment of children’s clothing also radically reduced. SAVE YOUR CASH !N b S 0K USE YOUR CREDIT {% Al 5250 $1.85 JARRE> =000 Pairs—50c "N 1500—s150 KNEE : 1 ’k Our May Opportunity Sale makes it possible for every one to = g SHIRTS ] GLOS HOSE UNION 89 dress well without paying cash for them. Select the garments you \ = 3 for $5.25 & Plain Colors. 390 W o SUITS c desire, and make your own terms of payment. The People’s Store \ o 2 P 3 or s100. does not charge extra for credit. 2.500 . 3 for §2.30 $3.50 & $4 ) . SHIRTS $2.95 , 5.000 Pairs 1.000—$2.00 & $2.50 3 for $8.50 q : $1 Pure Silk Hose 4 KNEE 49 Whites. plain colors and ! &= irregulars. ¥ U'SUITS $1 fancies; neckband and SRR 3 for $2.00 69(: zollar attached. 3 jor §4.25 7.800 g Genuine Bargains in & By the Thousands ‘. KNEE SHIRTS At Real Reductions UNION i i 1000 Pairs—d0c | &%, | SUITS i ! M \ T . GLOS E # 2.000—85c KNEE $1.50 & $2 $1‘15 >4 ) Hen : UNION f SHIRTS * = Vi 996 "\ SUITS 3 for $3.25 T Moneys Worth or Money Back 623 Tth St. N.W. 2o \@i |5 D. J. KAUFMAN % SR o ' Incorporated 4 |IIIIIIIIII| lmmummmuummmmmmmlmmm||numnummlmmun R