Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1924, Page 14

DAVS FRST TR OF WEST WAPPED Candidate Wil Go to Omaha Tomorrow for Address on | Flying Fish Cripple Telegraph Service By Breaking Wires By the Associated Press. "EAN CITY, N. J.,, September ieved by anglers » have bee: heavy storms driven inland by t sea, invaded this : May yesterday, elegraph wires in their flight and crippling service. It ix believed there were several hundred of them. SHIPSTEAD ASSAILS U. S. FOREIGN POLICY Charges Constitution Abused—De- nounces Dawes Plan as Aid to Militarism in Europe. By the Associated Press. QUINCY, 11, September 4. ator Henrik Shipstead of M address here today as - credit is, for peaceful purposes, SHINGTO! that France has just loaned to the little entente an addition of three million gold francs, making a total up until’ August 20 of four billion four hundred and sixty million francs that France has loaned her sinall allies, ciiefly for armaments. Hits French Attitude. “The Dawes plan provides for a loan of two hundred million to Ger- many, but 1 belleve that under the l[?rnnfl of that contract this m | is to be turned over to Franc: now owes us four billlons which she If this extension of why is it not provided In the contcact that Kurope disurm before she gets | refuses to pay. C., THURSDAY, SEP and secui of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.’ ' Wa be- lieve that instead it has been used to promote the power of special privilege 4 3 —e Zionist Seal Presented. A Zionist seal, used on Palestine passports during the World War, was presented yesterday by the State De- partment to Dr. Stephen 8. Wise of ' | the Jewish Institute of Religion of New York for its Jewish Museum. Dr. Wise, who was chairman of the po- litical committee of the Zionist organi- zation, was Instrumental in having the weal adopted. g SECRETARY OF LABOR SCORES LA FOLLETTE Declares No Group Can Control or Deliver’s American Labor's Vote. WESTBROOK, Maine, —James J. Davis, Secret; declared in £n address herc that no group can control or deliver the vote of the American workman He declared that Senator La Follette has gathered about him the remnant of the Soclalist party and a score of small groups of radicals and near radicals. “The workers of this country can be depended upon to follow the Amer- ican flag, no matter who may wave the red banner of discontent,” he sald. Secretary Davis declared that John W. Davis is by chance an aspirant for the presidency by the default leader- ship in the Democratic party. BROKE; TAKES HIS LIFE. N DIEC if., September 4.— ndusky, Ohio, shot and killed himself here yesterday. In a note Camp said he had just lost $42,000, his sixth fortune, when a Cleveland loan company failed re- cently. /L2111 LL1LI L L1222 171 1T AL I LI TP DURANT “Just a Real Good Car” LTI R I A7 7727 Farm Issues. wes plan and charged that.the nment has not been used for he purposes” set forth in the Con- t s He asserted that 'BRYAN TELLS YOUTHS ‘his money? Why Is it not stipu-| lated in the contract that the coun | tries of Europe shall not spend money ents and war? stitution was crea continued, after quoting amble, “in the hope that it wouid be used as an instrument to achi r which the Govel ablished-—that is, ‘to estab- justice, provide for the ci e, promote the general | Perfected CREDIT Service ‘erfected CREDIT pelicy in our foreign rela- Secvics s that will have for its purposes rid peace and 627 Seventh St. riting on horticul tu ub, that OU could read all day with- out learning as much about coolness and comfort as farm one Tolmanized starched A New a'nd Finer Credit s ' Jewelry Store for Washington Tolmanize . NEW jewelry store of the better class has come to Washington. It is located in the heart of the shopping district—at 7th and G Streets N. W. On Friday, Sept. 5th, FRANC’S will open its doors to serve you people of Washington with highest-grade jewelry at lowest cash prices—on the basis of a trifling amount down and a little each week —the most convenient and helpful business arrangement known. ~ THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. 6th and C Sts. N.\W. Next week's wear of your Palm Beach Suit will be pleasanter if Dry Phone Franklin 71. Prompt parcel post service wherever you are. ol Buy What You Please Marson Mavrice Pay At Your Ease S.E. Corner 13th and G. Streets, N. W. That is the slogan, the under- ¢ T P S ——— lying policy upon which this | store will be operated. | TOMORDOW FRANC'S will sell nationally- eason known, high-standard jewel - and quality diamonds. You wiil be able to buy the world's fin- est blue-white diamonds, ex- quisite wrist watches, depend- able men’s watches, handsome silverware and other distinctive jewelry articles at cash prices on easy, confidential -credit terms at the same price whether you complete or extend your payments. ;Mr. Walter Frane, who is personally in charge of this new store, has an enviable rep- utation throughout the great Middle West as a chain credit store owner and supervisor. Wide experience, ample re- sources and an honorable rec- ord of amazing success are the foundation of this new enter- prise. A guarantee of complete satisfaction backs every ar- ticle sold, regardless of how small or large its cost. . Opening tI | With This Stirring Sale of - FREE VALUABLE SOUVENIR To every adult visiting our new store to- morrow (Friday) and presenting the Cou- pon below, we will give a ~ SOLID SILVER THIMBLE ABSOLUTELY FREE (FRIDAY ONLY) At a Bargain Price! Indeed, so sensational are !.‘ these values that no woman within the radius of our serv- ice should miss this event!, , Hats Worth §10 \+ Hats Worth $8.50 ' Hats Worth $7.50 q\.{\} Hats Worth $6.95 Come Friday; see this new, beautiful store, the unusual values we shall offer for our grand opehing; get one of these handsome solid sil- ver thimbles. Read our big announcement of Saturday’s speci®'s in The Times and Practical- «\*\ Star vtomorrow. ly Our En- tire Store Devoted to This Sale— Choosing Made Easy! If if's new, if if’s stylish, if it’s beautiful, i’s here! YPeacock trimmed velvets. Y Dressy ostrich trimmed hats. 9 Chic felts with pompons. {[Stunning large brimmed felts. Felts with velvet trims. Exquisite embroidered velvets. YThe new off-face velvet hats. Y Tailored hats of all kinds. Art has gone to Nature for these Rich Colors: : Wood Beige Sky Blue Fawn BLACK Black with color 627 Seventh St., N. W. - Seventh at G r COBBONS = 72— ith name and address n, en- * 1 el o vearer to a Solid Silver Thimble abeolutely , | free, when presented at our store Friday, Sept. 5th. I Russet Acorn Amber Purple revelation of values va- riety — COME AND SEE! Perfected CREDIT Service