Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1925, Page 16

i THE S8 16 \Bottl i DRY LAW SACRED, "G5y Coure "Women Extinr ave Lets Negro Off | g Roderick Tower Show Talents at it Governor Declares Question! | Independent Artists’ Show. of Enforcement in State Hinges on Finances. DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MARCH 8, 1925—PART 1. Mflm Entrance E and 8th Sts., w ~ Stairway 8th St. Shoe . The Bifigges{ Sale of All— Continuous! The starts its second week—just another An- other thrilling story which constantly Two ReportersContribute Testimony W hen Con- ial Dispateh to The Star. IW YORK, March 7.—Two young women of families prominent in New York society are making thelr debut |in the art world at the exhibition of the Soclety of Independent Artlsts, which opened to the public today at the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William K. Vanderbilt, 2d, and Mrs. Roderick Tower, daughter of Mr. and ®| Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, are rep- .| resented by five small bronzes It is the first time the young wom- ave ventured to exhibit their; | work in public, but it develops that | Judge Schuldt a | for the past year they have been SRy studying sculpture at the studlo of fusion Develops. Two whiffs of a little half. | the dismissal of Richard Edelin, col- Alfred | ored. charged ‘with sale and illegal Press Mareh T . Gov debated the | Seymour| possession. of liguor In Police Court Tomorrow, tE add Basement Store know .owman informally question of “law enforc . W gasp in astonishment at the wonders of it .all—new enthusi- asm comes with every new arrival—in- deed, The Basement Store is a wonder- ful place, where values are always high and prices always lower—where a “Every Day Is Sale Day,” there’ll be ' no let-down downstairs—because we | constantly search the markets for de- sirable: merchandise, at lower than usual prices—but there’li be no lower- vesterday i ny of an infol lored, was m; £ g " £ quantity of week of “the biggest sale of all. ‘e purchased from the de " pAlf pint was produced, evidertee. “What is it?" s ¢ 1o apparentlt had failed to do so, the State’'s chief executive replied that Volstead act en - | the two rep at the same time c-|to them. Both | “Gin." The governor asserted that the| State Republican party was “making | mony her “There seems 1o be conflicting testi- passing the bottl alvatore Bilotti, in Greenwich Vil- scribes answered e Mrs. Tower is represented by ex, which she has called Life,” “Crisls” and decided the bottle gets better and better—another chap- ter filled to overflowing with new and delightful surprises! ing of the L&B quality standard—a bargain must be a bargain. New values every day—and the shoppers who woman can shop with the zest of a true hunter, and never be disappointed in what she finds. to satisfy the dry ere in its demand fc rcement act. Tl nderbilt does not appear in pgue under her own name, taken the malden name of The testimony of the howed that it was corn. seen yelling mos tor enforee the ones who cut | down the appropriation for the State | informer had ta police,” he added, | « Mr. Lowman She is rep 3 . one & nude study called r the most part e the second a small an, which, jed and : Bible, vour | Another Remarkable Sale To Start the Second Week in The Basement Store Japan Navy Maneuvers Outlined. | o give the unknown artist Correspondence o nd its exhibitions have alw . | roKIO, F " | staged on'the most democratic basis, ns for the man of the Japa. | the unknown artist getting as much : WILL LAUNCH 3 LINERS ey next contemplate | Of & show as those firmly established i i s decidedly limited in extent | e gl { G a as compared with those re- | : Cunard Company to Increase At- ntly goncluded. It is understood :’n»; Best Binding on 0ld-Time Books., . sblem will be strategical rathe it 2 semdntian lantic Fleet. tactical roughly agreed | SE on ¢ i ;:f];ir"§ Correspondence of the Associated Press. |upen. the plan is defend the Kure ‘;-ls’““i"u B xsiin hwsdayN of LIVERPOOL, February 17.— The|naval port from an attack by a com- ;{'K‘(P’," S Dryden put more durable ‘unard Company will commission|Dbined fleet advancing along the main- -m““m‘";.""“ rsie books, than do mod- new liners during the coming |land coast from the seas to the north | DIndInEs on e nments. As evi- S book published in 1683 and several issued shortly after that were on the | ibrary's shelves for circulation H to con- > control | honor.” he les who viewed the exhibits a.|in. He pulled out two bottles of gIN | cyhmitted by the two young wom | ana asked me if I wanted any. He | greed they show considerable prom- | tenant had been invited to speak on| later wen 1 told the police, | jgp. the child-labor amendment and the|and 1 w d. May I never| d the| breath a cath if this ain't | so. 1 don't any liquor | Interesting also, was the fact that | the young women chose the inde- | pendent artists, the patron society of poor and struggling artis | medium for their debut | cardinal principles of the s E with s just as sacred| anytitme nowheres statute books The question of | enforcement is not that of wet or dry, | but the need of money y law on our v. Smith show, s been Alaunia and Ascania 20.000 tons, will carry first, second and third class passengers and Is intended | for the Liverpool-New York service, | with her first sailing in August. The Alunla and Asca each of | been re 14,000 tons register. carrying cabin | missionary in China, who and third class passengers, will enter | that country for 15 year: the company’s Canadian service. {oft by brigands January Again The Basement Store wi 3 icaw E N i stonishi i T : 2 e me I. tore will offer to the public a wonderful sale of New Spring Dresses at an astonishingly low price. The open- ing sale was such a brilliant success—the Dresses were so widely talked about—and we have heard so many favorable comments from our patrons that we set out to make this second event even more extraordinary. 50 Different Styles Smartest Silks Latest Spring It is sald that an elephant does not reach proper maturity until it is 40 old, and that it may live for ntury. { 100 Ensemble Dresses Included! Women’s and Misses’ Sizes You Were Waiting!! 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