Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1925, Page 26

26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925. SMITH HITS MOVE FORSTATE DRY LAW Demands VIQOI’OUS Enforce- ment of U. S. Act, But Fights Assembly Bill. Br the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y., January T.—Gov. Smith told the new Legislature in his first message to it today, that the Volstead act must be enforced, but that no State legislation was neces- sary in this respect. The legislative program of the Re- publicans, who control both branches of the Legislature, includes prohibition enforcement ac plant the Mullan-Gage law, which was repealed with the approval of nith in a previous adminis- Gov. Smith, After pointing out that “every peace officer and every official of the State charged with the enforce- ment of law should enfo stead act as vigorously any State statute or the Constitution itself,” said: Gov. Smith Assails Hypocrisy. “The whole question of enforcement of the Federal act sustaining the elghteenth amendment in insingerity and hypocr! suffering from too who talk dry and ac Gov. Smith said he was in hearty accord with the proposed Federal child labor amendment to the Fed- eral Constitution, but he advocated a referendum on the amendment to ascertain the wishes of the people of hat the present method iendments to the State moves it “too far from " Gov. Smith urged that provision be made for popular con- stitutional initiative. Other recommendations included abolition motion picture censor- ship, removal from the laws of all unjust discrimination against women and restoration of direct primaries. W. J. BRYAN DENIES RETIREMENT REPORT Declares He Will Spend Time on Memoirs, But Will Not Leave Political Field. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., January 7—William Jennings Bryan, writing to John Temple Graves of the Palm Beach Post, denies the rumor that he has retired from politics. To his In- timate friends he has confided that he probably will be a candidate for the United States Senate, opposing Sena- tor Duncan U. Fletcher in 19 “I have been misquoted and gen- erally misunderstood in a statement credited to me and broadcast saying 1 have retired from politics and shall ot again be a candidate for office and P 5hail hereatter devote myself to history and literature, writing my memoirs and devoting myself to the story of my great campaigns and the history of the great times and the great events in which I have borne a part.” Mr. Bryan writes: “I did not say this. I have no inten- tlon of retiring from politics now or in the future, although I shall here- after devote much time to writing my memoirs and the history of the great times and events in which I have borne a part. This will absorb the most of my time.” Mr. Bryan is speaking frequently throughout the State. His public meetings are well attended. Senator Fletcher has sald he also will take the stump soon. ZIHLMAN T0 SPEAK. Talk Tonight on District School Problems. Representative Fred N. Zihlman of Maryland will discuss “Some Phases of the Public School Problem of the District_of Columbia” at g meeting of the Publio School Association in the boardroom of the District Build- ing tonight at 8 o'clock. | Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Ansell, pres- jdent of the association, pointed out | today that Representative Zihlman | has displayed a keen interest in the| affairs of the District and has given a great deal of time to consideration of the affairs of the Capital in his capacity as acting chairman of the House committee on the District of Columbia during the absence of Chair- man Reed. All parents, teachers, school officials and others interested have been invited. will Before you buy securities from any "1 J0BLESS IN LONDON GROW is imbedded | _ v e | = “Coolidge,” Young Airedale, in Line For BraveryMedal Special Dispatch to The Star COLORADO SPR: uary 7.—Coolidge, 11-month-old Airedale, belonging to A. C. Morrell, is in line for a Carnegie medal By a remarkable exhibition of animal sagacity and fearlessness in face of danger, he saved an aged Alredale pal from drowning In Broadmoor Lake yesterday. S, Colo., Jan- The dogs were playing on the ice when the older one broke through. The pup attracted the attention of boy skaters by frantic yelps. He then seized his sinking friend by the neck and held him up with his teeth for,two or more minutes till human assistance came. Dr. Juds: T. Williams of Broad- moor Park Is owner of the older dog. The two are inseparable com- panions, Ten Per Cent Increase Raises Dole List to 1924 Figures. LONDON, January 7.—Unemploy- ment increased 10 per cent in Great Britain during Christmas week and e lists now a go. ministry of labor announced last night that 1.272.600 persons were recorded on the registers of the em- nent exchanges on December 29 v 13.023 less than the correspond- ing week in 1923. protect your car by checking it in this convenient new gar- age—the largest and best equipped in the city. 50c a day is all it costs. Centrally Located Well Heated The CARLTON GARAGE Under Wardman Management 1168-14 Vermont Ave. Call Main 4340 $15 & month for M-hour dally storage Where There’s Health There’s a Way! BILITY and will cannot win through to victory in life unless there is also energy— health. And lack of energy in eight cases out of ten is-caused by Anemia—blood starvation. The test above is a guide to blood condition. Press the flesh between hand and thumb firmly: unless the blood comes rushing back, Anemia is indicated. For thirty-two years thou- sands of physicians have seen their patients regain health and energy by the use of Gude's Pepto-Mangan. It rebuilds the latent power in run down bodies by supplying the blood with the iron and manganese it lacks. Your druggist has Gude’s Pepto-Mangan in liquid or tab- let form. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan one be sure they are ax good ax your dollars. Tonic and Blood Enricher B b e From Newsboy to Railroad Owner WO small brothers in Ohio carried papers and banked their money; con- tinued saving as the they bought bargains y grew older. Then in property. They traded profitably; bought a Rapid Transit Company; then a railroad; another. Although ne recently figured in merger in history. They saved from s then ither is yet fifty, they the biggest railroad mall earmngs for a working fund. Start yours growing now so it will be ready when you need it. The Washington Loan & Trust Co. Downtown Bank Resources over ‘West End Branch 900 F Street SIS 00000000 618 17th Street JOHN B. LARNER. .. President | How much real value stands back of the securities you are asked to buy? Before you buy stocks or bonds from any one be sure they are as good as your money. Published in co-operation with THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU G & 1ith Sts. Service and Courtesy Established 1877 The]PALAIS POYAL! $2.95 and $3.98 Wool Scarfs, $1.95 Of Cashmere apd Australian wool. In sport stripes and dhecks. Palais Royal—Main Floor. January Sales Mean Substantial Savings For Babies and Little Tots of 2 to 6 Yeats Dainty Little Short Dresses Special, 89c Of fine batiste—handmade Madeira yokes— lace-edged necks. Small Lot of Rubens Shirts, 50c Double breasted. Sizes to 3 years. Guaranteed Red Rubber Sheets, 59¢ Full size. Handmade Philippine Dresses and Petticoats, $1 Dainty yokes, scalloped bottom and top. Sizes to 2 years. Cozy Drawer Leggins, $1.39 Linx linx stitch—open or closed foot. White only. Three-Piece Knit Sets, $2.50 Including Sacque, Cap and Bootees. Pink and blue trimming. Cashmere or Silk-and-W ool Stockings, 50c ‘White only. Quilted Pads, 29¢ Zig-zag stitching. 17, 18. Japanese Silk Moccasins, 69¢ Hand-embroidered—pink and blue. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Pretty Little Wrappers, 50c Of white flannelette, colored bandings on iront and collar. Knit Bootees, 50c White with dainty borders—several styles. Baby Coats, $4.50 Of all-white chinchilla. Straight box styles— some with white silk binding on collar and pockets. Sizes to 2 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Special Sale of Neckwear Samples At the Remarkably Low Price of 59c Samples of one of New York's leading manufacturers. Consisting of Collars, Vestees, Guimpes, Panels; made of lace, net and organdy. Palais Royal—Main Floor. January Sale of Silks ANl Favorites of the Season—1In a Remarkable Offering at One Price— Regularly $1.69 to $5.29 Yard, at 1.44 A special purchase, together with hundreds of vards of high-grade silks from our regular stock, marked down for this event! 40-in. AN-Silk Crepe de Chine Forty light and dark shades. Colors are ivory, pink, maize, orchid, turquoise, peach, Nile, melon, jade, Tuilleries blue, coral, shutter green, lark, fallow Weigelia rose, cinder, zinc, tile, Yucatan, pimento, Lucile green, Venetian fuchsia, Titian red, Louls Philippe blue, toast, lacquer, burnt orange, Goyo red, whirlpool, cranberry, burnt russet, caramel, bluejay, Ching, seal, navy, marine and black. Printed Silks for Spring Included in this same offering is a special purchase of lovely printed crepe, beaut*ful pat- terns and color combinations. In this assort- ment you will find: 40-inch Heavy Printed Crepe de Chine 40-inch Heavy Printed Flat Crepe 40-inch Printed Georgette Crepe 40-inch Sport Satin (Rayon), 25 shades 40-inch Frosted Baronet (Ra:van), eight street shades 40-inch All-silk Radium, zood assort- ment of colors 40-inch Spiral Crepe, black only 40-inch Heavy Quality Silk and Wool Canton Crepe 36-inch Black Charmeuse 36-inch Black Satin (Duchess) 35-inch Black Taffeta 40-inch Heavy Georgette Crepe, colors only 35-inch Chiffon Satin, 35 shades and black Palais Royal—Second Floor. \ The January Sales! Large Assortments of Interesting Merchandise at Greatly Lowered Prices The Sale of Corsets, Girdles and Brassieres Features Great Values in Back-lace Corsets (Madam Lyra and Palais Royal), P & N Practical Front Corsets. Corsets and non-lacing Girdles. Sale Price, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Brassieres. Reduced to $4.95 $2.79 $1.98 Sale Price, $1.89 The January Lingerie Sale Offers Gowns, Chemise, Very Special, Slips, Handmade Philippine Princess Slips. Drawers, Corset Covers. $1.00 Sale Price, $1.98 And twenty other remarkable values. The Reduction Sale of Women's Coats Presents Supreme Economies $35.00 and $39.50 Coats Reduced to $45.00 and $49.50 Coats Reduced to $59.50 and $65.00 Coats Reduced to $69.50 and $85.00 Coats Reduced to $85.00 and $110.00 Coats Reduced to $115.00 and $145.00 Coats Reduced to Gloves For General Wear Washable Capeskin Gloves One-clasp style. In all +he wanted col- ors; gray, fawn, brown, tan and beaver. Paris point and embroidered stitching. $2.50 Pr. French Gray Suede Gloves Two-clasp style. P.K.sewn with heavy embroidery stitching. $3.50 Pr. Novelty Cufi Gloves In beaver, tan, gray, brown and black with white embroidery, $2.95 to $5.95 Pr. Palais Royal—Main Floor. $28.00 $39.50 $49.50 $59.50 $75.00 $95.00 Palais Royal—Third Floor. Semi-Annual Discount Sale of Furniture Advance Courtesy Days Thursday, Jan. 8; Friday, Jan. 9; Saturday, Jan. 10 The sale opens officially- on Monday, January 12. Make your selections on these advance courtesy days, to be held until next week, or for later delivery. All Suites, odd pieces of fur- niture, and bedding are in- cluded at the liberal discount of 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, and more. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Fur Coats Reduced Selected skins, smart models and best workmanshifp— and beautiful linings 1—$225.00 Raccoon Coat, 30 inches. . 1—8$255.00 Raccoon Coat, 40 inches. . ... . 1—$295.00 Raccoon Coat, 45 inches. ....... $185.00 $195.00 $245.00 1—$225.00 Natural Muskrat, with Beaver collar, 32 inches. coo... $175.00 2—$189.00 Natural Muskrat Coats 45 inches. ... $139.00 1—$145.00 Natural Muskrat Coat, 48 inches..... $98.00 1—$295.00 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coat, 48 inches, Skunk Collar andiCuffs. .. ... .c.. 3 Falajs Koy sheffuicg ri«r‘ January Clearance in Our Art Department at Great Reductions Stamped Goods Children’s $1.95 and $2.25 Made Dresses Reduced to $1.39 Some with pantles. Colors: Pink, yellow, old rose and old blue. Women's $5.50, $3.50, $2.50 Linen Dresses Reduced to $1.95 Of Rajah and tissue gingham. White and colors. $5 Pique Bedspreads Reduced to $2.95 Full size. 89c All-Hemmed Lunch Cloth Reduced to 59¢ On a good quality bleach art cloth. $2.75 Curtains Reduced to $1.95 Stamped on Krinkle cloth. $1.39 Luncheon Cloths Reduced to 98¢ With four napkins, pretty patterns. $1.00 and $250 Unbleached and Hemntitched Luncheon Sets, Buffet Sets 500 a0 sl 50 and Searfs. Reduced to $1.25 13-Pjece Luncheon Sets * Reduced to 69c On unbleached muslin. 50c to S%c Unbleached Crib Covers and 30 Pique Carriage Robes. Reduced to c Children’s 45c Unbleached Bib Aproms, with sleeves. Reduced to 19¢ N 25¢ Palais Royal—Main Floor. Scarfs, Mats, and Pillow Tops Russian Filet Scarfs 36, 45 and 54 Inches Regularly $3. Special, $1:50. Regularly $375. Special, $L75. Regularly $4. Special, $1.95. 39c¢ to 69c Oslcloth Table Mats, 25¢ Very attractive patterns, with green felt backs; round and oblong. $1.59 Imported Canvas Pillow Tops 79c Patterns all embroidered—just need the fill- ing in. Model on display. Children’s 79¢ Unbleached Aprons. duced to Palais Royal—Main Floeor. A Few Close-Outs in Materials for Lamp Shade Making 69c Moss Braid, 35¢ ‘Colors: Gold and -ose. 15c to 65¢ Odds and Ends of Gold and Silver Braids, $1.25 Rosebud Trimmings, 95c. 50c Wood Tassels, 25c. A few packages with materials for lamp shades. Some have wire frames. Regu- 5q larly $2.25 to $3.75. Reduced to c We advise early shopping, as in some cases there may be only one or two pleces alike. 5S¢ Palais: Royal—Art Department, Main Floor. Kayser Italian Silk Bloomers, $3.75 to $5.50 Kayser Bloomers are always satisfactory. Marvel fit. With extra large reinforcements. Colors: Peach, pink, orchid, gray, navy and black. Regular and extra sizes. Kayser Italian Silk Vests, $2.50 Built-up shoulder and bodice. Colors: White, pink, peach, orchid. Sizes 36 to 42. Palais Royal—Main Fleor. Palais Royal Guaranteed Silk Hose, $1.95 Women's Full-fashioned Hose, with mercer- ized garter tops. Good weight. Colors: Black, tan, gray, brown, nude, beige. Our satisfactory guarantee with every palr. Women's Silk Hose, First Quality Special, 79 Unusually good value. Women's Hose, with seamed back. Colors: Black, gray, nude, aire- dale, beige, sombrero, flesh, jack rabbit, tan and brown. Good medium weight. All sizes. Women's Rayon Mercerized Sport Hose, 79¢° Good weight. English ribbed to toe. Colors: Belge, brown, nude, gray and black. All sizes. Palais Royal—Main Floor.