Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1925, Page 20

20 ENGRATIN CUTS TESOFENTAES Macedonians Leave Homes Their Ancestors Held for as besi the little conntry can country struggling under the burde | of the peace treaties and meeting its | igations wributions from the in the United ther coun the task The refugees when it is ava sistance which (I ce Future Bravely i ; 5and the small as ountry can afford. | s destroyed and again 10| ild anew. It is u long, hard | Many do not survive it and not_succeed und Stanimaka, @ thriving town | I of the tobacco district sand refugees have been who have been theve | have been assisted Those who have sused in school building 1 wherever there hant emptied an which shelters 15 or perhaps off the separat Many Years. nonths ng hou A are Baikans camigration wWoon > me JUNIUS B NGRAD lzaria 24 ‘Ah.m markin near | tions bare floor d In a little schoolbouse were 16 fam-| < | iliesfrom babies to an old woman of 82 In each of the little 10 by 11 ms in an old house were three families trio. including 1 | children. making 19 in the stiflingd { room In nother little r amilies and many girl June home one children? How | sever little was Ivin, + fretful mother Wi man, his suffering thin scarred from had teachy been Gorno Brode. arrondisse res. | i sufferings,” he said. “We| have done nothing to deserve it.. We| dwelt peacefully in our homes, worked had churches, schools and obeved the of minor are outcasts. For what ion in the All When m,. mitted to T ¥ have They © Greece [on our Land | Now w son? zenerations out hecaus and their chattels lav r Iands them | It 1prooting and making minute nd fought CIGARETTES s have T packed in extra heavy foil for your ‘protection t strange. F The ways of en who think es on maps are beyond the and the n Greece h: akin to 1 offers him a Tareytons are a quarter again and village in fugee « gudrters | Bubaians stnumbering al 11™AND G SIS, Everything for the Auto Vacation Trip cadquarters ] We sell sia absolutely 1 list of some of <upplics need i can rely parti on give a the things that vo may Carry a “Michelin” Spare Tire and Tube None better and at right price Carriers §$1.75 $1.35 Up with Priced $9 to $20 SL75 $12.00 $3.00 S1.75 SL.00 $4.50 and $5.50 $5.00 §3.50 |umh(rm Kits, t utlery and-lu v come in a " ware—2 very convenient case sandwich boxes, etc Auto Mirrors Pyrene Fire Extinguishers, Folding Canvas Pail Lasy Back Cushion Evr-Klcen Seat Pads Auto Crib. fo: Spotlights ., Delta Lanterns Portable Ra Comiy the haby n vour and no matte 1e ball scores good music $200.00 $4.75 $4.85 $2.75 -$3.75 $7.50 $7.50 $1.00 .§1.25 75¢ 25¢ etc.. complet Auto Refrigerators, Aute Vacumn, 2-qt Universal Vacumn Bottles, J extra cups White Enamel Camp Rest Set, Stanley Unbreakable Jar. 1-gal Stanley Bottle, 1-qt e Wagner's Aluminum Orange or Lemon bqneeur Tce Cream Mold, in sets, 4 sizes Aluminum Milk Shaker, with cup and strainer.. Metal Teaspoons, dozen keep everything iresh and nice 15 pieces size size Visit our special department of Marine hardware. We have all the supplies that the motor boat, sail boat or canoe might require. BUTLER HAT STILL THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, or is being groomed, for governor of the State. As director of public safety Gen. Butler has been trying to “clean up” Philadelphia these last 18 months, nd has le: e from the i Dogs” until the end of the 2 Then he will have to decide | whether to embark upon the troubled sea of Pennsylvania Republican poli- tics or to return to the peaceful pur- suits of a fighter Gen. Butler has had a terrific bat tle on his hands here in the city that once was called upt and content.” He has had to ak' hundreds of city_policemen in order to clean out the bootleg: nd the other “‘gan which the 1 claims had the of Brotherly Love by the throat general’s fight has been a spectacular one. He is sometimes known in the service as the fighting Quaker, but his religious upbringing has not prevented ithe general from using a bil of sol dierly profanity whenever the occa sion required, and these occasions. it may be added, have not been like an gels' visits. Gen. Butler soon here aroused the litical aniz oust Phnladelpma Prophets Con- fident ~*Devil Dog” Leader Will Succeed Gov. Pinchot. BY ROBERT PHILADELPHIA, Pa Gov. Gifford Pinchot drive SMALL. \ugust 13 has begun his for the United States Senate, | but this is not the most interesting bit of political “news" which is to be heard here in Pennsylvania. The wise icres of Philadelphia insist that Brig Gen Smedley D. Butler of the U nited | oming himself his arrival of the po and they The aflter anger ion im at ‘fiEElEIEEIBE" WINDOW SHADES MADE AS YOU WANT THEM 830 13th St. N.W. Phones Main 1871 Main 8352 \\ NTOKES SAMMONS, Proprietor B [o|—=nl——[a|—— | D. C, THURSDAY, general struck an Ajax attitude and told them to go ahead. Butler knew he had caught the fancy and the confldence of the people and he rightly kuessed that the political bosses would not dare depose him in the face of a growing public sentiment. Preachers, prominent citizens, civic organizations, all rushed to the as- sistance of Gen. Butler and he had had full sway at the city hall, much to the chagrin of the “‘regulars” who were content to let Philadelphia go on exactly as she was. The republican “organization™ still is opposed to Butler and all of his ways and would fight him tooth and nail in the gubernatorial primaries. Hut this samo organization fought Pinchot three Jost the battle. On i organization is a pretty it in the still op is AUGUST 1925. By Js ambition to go o next year as the successor Senator George Wharton Pepper this oposition does not bother governor In the least. He believes is going to win. ing hand in glove in the job of ¢ hes had the compl ¢ the State adminisi e _the plan now is lic safety nation at the polls next vear, ing promoted from Harrisburg. Philadelphia try, ing steadily llhv! line. Of course for nia Republican machine 1 c SALE of CHOICE GLADIOLI Tomorrow and Saturday One Dozen, $1 TWO DOZ, Boston Ferns at Sp ‘ Cqs/z&Ca 807 14th Phane Fr. 804 17th 112 Phone Fr. 10391 biggest Summer BlG getting done some FFor we're shoes, therefore FHINGS, V'EHI‘_" have but thi 3 new stores at turned quickly in our to open to be 50 vears oot 2467 18th *1.01 ecral Summer Prices rryFlowerStores ed Free—No winal Charge on Other Orders 1209 Wis. Ave. Tel. Col. 9903 Phone West 170¢ s 1s one of the time! All CASH! one mto Prices so sensationally u‘ilul‘l that wise shoppers are laying in HAHN SHOES for their entire families for calling for months ahead speedy decision—and IMMEDIATE ACTION! C V omenfis 85. ICTURE the Sale! Nearly SAND pairs! stunning models! Over At all our stores except G St. Important Savings on “KEDS" Tennis Shoes and Oxfords. 500 prs from regular stocks now on bargain ta he cause sizes are broken (At 7¢th St. Store only) incomplete Ch Dress and Play 1nd more, now Men's $5.95 & $6.50 Oxfords $3.85 Not many left, but ALL wonderful values. We'll fit vou if we can. At our 7th and 9th St. }‘ only. S0 | % Stores “City Club Shop” 1318 G St. 95 to 8.50 SHOLS | . bigness of this TEN THOU- EIETY In most every ma- terial and color the mind can conceive And all sizes still included. For your own sake. ChOOSc YOURS ear]v in the day. while crowds are smallest. sizes are that were twice the price (At 7th St. Store Only) Sale $ I'hese exclu ighest grade at our Sale $8.50 to This is one of those times 10 to $13.50 Women's Shoes 37.50 1sively from our very stocks. Principally “City Club Shop.” 2.50 Women's Shoes 55.50 Dozens of Whites. tions. G St Mainl Stores. fopular fashi more, because sizes » Sale Boys’ ren’s Tan Leather G 5195 dals, blacks. fords and Barefoot San- all sizes to 2 models. combina 7th. 9th & ultra-smart colors. v at our Sale Short Lines Women's Shoes $2.00 Many high-grade shoes, in all reduced 2-3 or are hroken, s -_Sho'e s e 70c ons, Play Ox- re (Not at G St.) Sale: Women HOSIERY HREAD Silk and gayly ings. pair, 2 Short colored Sports Stock that were $1 to $1.50 now 79c. Prs., $1.50 lines Women's $1.85, $2.50 and $295 Stock- ings, silk Cor 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. N.W. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. || 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. I thread silks and all- chiffons. now $1.45. Prs., $2.65 I (Mostly at our 7th & 9¢h St. Stores) | NS U SO This Saturday Our 7th gt. and G St. Stores Close at 2—Qur Other Stores at 6 P.M. ing up Philadelphia. The director ‘Washington to but the he Pinchot and Butler have been work ve a Pinchot-Butler political combi Pinchot going to Washington, und Butler be. to It is an extremely inter. esting proposition and while it may be a surprise to the rest of the coun Pensylvanians have been watch developments along such @ combination as is proposed would not have been possible ys of Boles Penrose, but the XEN SN INEHD IR LA ¥ no one strong hand at the helm now- | gift the adays and neither Pinchot nor Butler [ ment will is afraid to buck it | State which ence was considered Gov. Pinchot is touring State at {high among the ‘hard-boiled sent “on official busine inspect- | monwealths the various State institutions and | conditions | . Veteran Soldier GASTONIA of which the | Ma j of people. The reform ele I walned control of a in_ general called upon account of risburg, It is a rec Governor is rather campaign document prove effective Dies August N, ¢ Leo Frank ifoste | mar ampy ‘swu Army night. Phy was the « ars of age » Raleigh todas bound 1o died = Certainly in Pensylvania it 1 case of the “old order p: chot and Butler next ve the two most coveted offices will be a of Fumiture, Stoves and Floor Coverings \nticipate your wants and save monexy. Special Prices on All Rugs THOMPSON BROS. 1220-26 Good Hope Rd. Anacostia, D. C. Phone Linc. 556. emi-Annuat .Sale Ji(an hattan Shirts Friday 1s the Very Last Day That You Can Buy Manhattan Shirts Ly off 1t’ll be well after Christmas when the next Semi-Annual Manhattan Quarter-off Sale comes around again. Remem- ber, entire Manhattan stock in- cluded, full excepting only dress and tuxedo shirts. A Sale of 2,000 Imported English Broadcloth Shirts. *1.65 White—blue—tan Neckband collar-: tached styles. All 1315 to 18. What more need gray and sizes we say? Main Floor. The Hacht (o