Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925. AUTOS MADE 1009% CLEAN —OUR COLD —DRY STEAM —process takes 15 min- utes, reaches every part of your car—inside, outside, underncath—and the motor, without injury to upholstery, rugs or paint. Cost, $7 5@ up. Cold Steam Proc Auto Laundry, 11 '1‘) 17th Rear New Masflower BUST OF DOMINIGAN PATRIOT PRESENTED Features of Duarte Now With Other Liberators at Pan- American Union. ™ Anniversary Sale To fully show you our appreciation for the patronage accorded us during the past year, we are staging a tremendous Anniversary Sale. Prices have been defi- m(clv lowered on many items so that you may save more. We want you to be sure to come in and share in these reductions that have been arranged for vou. Remember, there are only 3 more days left of this Big Sale. Watch the daily | With the entire diplomatic corps i} A papers for more news of this money-saving event. |present, the bust of Juan Pablo | Duarte, the national hero of the | Dominican Republic, was formally presented to the Pan-American Union today - and placed in the hall of patriots with the busts of 17 other Iiberators of republics of the Amerl continent Built for Business and the Professions —s0 that every office in the New Vermont Building < adaptable s chairman of the | Secretary Kellogs. after referring glowinz terms to the splendid ise to which the great leaders rep. ented in the hall of patriots had !dedicated themselves. said Lauds Work of Duarte. “Of all the heroes of American in- | dependence none showed greater de- votion to the cause of freedom than {the great Dominican leader in whose honor we are here assembled. Noth ing that we can do today eca add to his glory. His entry into this American hall of fame is a fitting | recognition of the great ser S which he rendered to his country |n- the cause (\f liberty on the Ameri- {can contine; In presenting the bust of the na- j tional hero of his country, the Minis- ter of the Dominican Republic, J del Carmen Ariza, said: “It is worthy io' note that among the great deeds {\\hlrh have merited for Duarte the i title of Founder of the Republic there figures not a single exploit of arms. Thie is due to a paculiar combination of circumstances which, far from Aai minishing the merit of his work. serves to emphasize the virtues of the | citizen and patriot who laid everyvthing on the altar of national interest.® Founded Secret Order. 1t was due largely to the efforts of Duarte that the Dominicans finally achieved freedom and estahlished an independent government. To accom | plish his purposa Duarte conceived ]hnll organized in 183%-a secret society. {10 which was given the name of “The | Trinitarian.” as it was composed of | nine members, or three groups of | i || 1hree memhers cach. The members BolE |l the soclety pledged themselves ‘to their || co-operate with their persons. lives and possessions.” to “establish a repub. lic, free. sovereign and independent of all’ foreign domination, which should | be called the Dominican Republic.” One of the special fsatures of the ceremony was the rendition of the overture “Duarte.” specially com. posed for the event by the leading composer of the Dominican Republic, Augusto Vega. The overture pictures the struzgle of the Dominican patriot, culminating in the final achievement of freedom. — of ofi B APARTMENT DAMAGES aknc/ne. | SUIT WON BY ACTRESS ! Opticians || 035 F Street Details of CKEEVERM&GOS Rental Agents 1415 K St. Main 4752 You Can’t Be Efficient With Poor Eyesight s examined by op-ometriat that Tlasses are 1l be assured a proper fitiing. yes Examined Today | Mae Murray Awarded $1.600 From | i Charles H. Duell by New York Court. Snrn Throat Wisdom e el Rl i November A ! Sare Throat yon must get at | Judsment for $1.600 wan rendered ves. | : terday in Supreme Court against counteracting the charies H. Duell, former head of 1n. | parcd and sold for <piration Pictures, in favor of Mae! A dose of Tonsiline | Murray. cinema actress. who claimed fest, appeatinos Vo :1;:"”:;:egl:-n-*:"rnéu:‘xn; he sublat her | 5 id t at may save long days of {uge'to the furnishings " 0AM | A $2.800 day-bed was broken, Miss Use a little Sore Throat wis- | a bottle of Tonslhna Murray charged, eight pillows with were damaged, bed 1 may need it tomorrow. | fintique covers disappeared. glassware was 4ddrens | ltnens the bottle with the 1ong | shattared, an the walls, ceilings and ntcmdf mm on it wnen you getit. | floors were scratched. Last week Miss | TON LlNE { Murray was awarded $650 for one ; ;m;]n:]h ‘s rent, which she alleged Duell The National Sor§ Throat Remedy | 57, [0 pav- Duell this vear attempted to have | the Federal Court enjoin Lillian Gish, motion picture actress, from actin, Grandmother Knew 5oy picture actress trom acting fied he had been e ged to b b There Was Nothing So Good for R ity i his testimony was contradictory. the | Congestion and Colds as Mustard |case was dismissed and he was in- But the old-fashioned mustard | dicted for perjury. plaster burned and blistered. Get the | SR relief and help that mustard plasters LACK OF ARMY LOYALTY SCORED BY SUMMERALL gave, without the plaster and without Declares There Are Elpm!nf: in Air | the blister. Musterole does it. It is a clean, | { Service Attack That Must i Be Atoned For. ! i | | white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Gently rub it in. See how quickly the pain disappears. Try Musterole for sore throat, branchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma,’ neuralgia, headache, con gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, fum- | no . bago, pains and aches of the back | \/\| or joints, sprains, sore muscles, |\’ bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds | ) oo, of the chest (it may prevent pneu- monial. . N. Y. Novemher 15. Gen. P. Summerall, who with. !drew as presiding officer in the gen- earal court-martial of Col. William | Mitchell on challenge of the defense counsel, in an address to Army offi- ycers and reserve officers of the North | country here last night, without men- | tioning Mitchell's name, declared | there were things in the attack on | * | the control of the Air Service that I'must be atoned for. | “I once gained considerable noto {riety,” said Gen. Summerall in_intro {ducing the subject, “by refusing to accept as captain in Ohio some years azo a man who did not measure up to the required standard of loyalty of the United States Army. ““The same lack of loyalty is respon- sible for recent happenings in the Air Service, such things as have never happened before—things that have hurt; things of which we are, not | proud; things that must be atoned for; | | things that those responsible for wili | regret all their lives."” CRAWFORD LIVINGSTON RAILROAD BUILDER, DIES Capitalist, at 78, Expires at His| Fifth AAvenue Home—Was Prominent in Northwest. Jars & Tubes By the Associated Press NEW YORK, November 18.—Craw- ford Livingston, railroad builder and capitalist, died Monday at his Fifth avenue home. He waa 78 vears old. Mr. Livingston, a native of this city, plaved a prominent role in the rail- road development of the Northwest. He first entered railroading as a pur- chasing agent at St. Paul for the Winona and St. Peter Railway. Later, aided by the late Henry Villard, he built #he Little Falls (Minnesota) Railway. With the late A. B. Stick- ney, he constructed the Minnesota Central and the Chicago Great West- ern Railway. Alone, he built and partly owned the' James River Valley (N. Dak.), Duluth-Manitoba and Little Falls and Dakota roads. Mr. Livingston formerly was presi- dent of all lighting companies of - St. Paul and for many years had been a director of the Northern Pacific Rail- | road and president of the Merchants' National Bank of St. Paul. During a Quarter of a Century. recent years Mr. Livingston has been a member of Livingston & Co., The box bears this signature bankers. e é%flv On January 1 1035 more than i vn in 28,000,000 miles had been flown * Price 30c. regular scheduled air service in the A Safe and Prow en Remedy The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than TUnited States and Europe. e Now for the 4th Big Day of Our Most Successful Anniversary Sale! Carton Sale of CIGARETTES | Carton of 200 Camel, Piedmont. Chester- | field, Lucky Glamets Strike, Sweet Caporal, Sovereign. Lunch This special luncheon will be served at all of our sanitary With Us Tomorrow soda fountains (except Store No. 11) tomorrow—Thursday—only. Special Luncheon for Thursday Only Any Drink Not Over 15¢ All for only Any Sandwich Not Over I5¢ 25c Cut of Pie a la mode, 15¢ for Thursda Candy Specia 60c Creme de Menthe Squares Special, 03-30 Lb. A wholesome mint-flavored jelly candy that you and the kiddies will enjoy. Special, 33c Ib., for Thursday only 40c Chocolate Peppermint Patties Special, 290 Lb. Delicious Peppermint Creams, covered with rich, pure chocolate. Special, 29¢ pound, for tomorrow (Thursday) only. 80c Nobility Assorted Chocolates 49¢ Lb. A large assortment of choeolate.covered nougatines, nuts, fruits and Special. many other tampting confections are included in this package. Special, 49¢ pound box, for tomorrow (Thursday) only. 25¢ Nail Brushes Anniversary Special 13¢ stiff bristles firmly set in an attractive solid % Made of zood, stronz back. Special, 13¢, for tomorrow (Thursday) enly $2.50—Genuine Thermos Bottles (corrugated) speciat, $1.39 T genudme Thermos Bottle is made of highly polished nickel-plated corrugated metal and is in zhe convenient pint size. Keeps lig- uids “piping” hot or ice cold for many hours Just the bottle for home. office and school use Special, $1.39. A Special for MEN! Fresh TUXEDO Tobacco 1-Pound Vacuum Tin 83¢c An unusually low price on Tuxedo, for to- morrow only. A full pound vacuum tin of fresh tobacco for only 83c. Anniversary Sale of | Beautifully Engraved ; Christmas Greeting Cards ; Regular $1 Box Containing a Specially Selected Assortment of 15 Cards 39¢ Save on Toiletries 50c Mary Garden Rouge.. 75¢ Pert Rouge 50c Dorin Rouge ...... $1 Azurea Face Powder. .. i08c $1 Coty’s Face Powder. . ...... .:85¢ 50c Java Rice Face Powder.. ..38¢ $1 Djer-Kiss Face Powder .79¢ 25¢ Mennen's Talcum Powder Pond’s Cold Cream . . Pond’s Vanishing Cream 60c Pompeian Massage Cream. . .. 75¢ Howard's Butterniilk Cream . 35¢ Cutex Nail Preparations . 50c Palmolive Shampoo . .. ; 60c Danderine Hair Tonic ... LR ..42c ..5% .39¢ 28¢ and 53¢ .28¢ and 53¢ Barnard’s Razor Aid Shaving Cream 32¢ This Shaving Cream quickly seftens the beard. in suring a pleasant shave. Contains bay rum, which protects and keeps the face from becoming irritated Special, 60c tube, 3% for tomorrow (Thursday) only 60c Anniversary Special, 25¢ Cake of Barnard’s Soap Given With the Purchase of Barnard’s Complexion Cream At 356 Rright. clear complexions for those who use this wonderful cteam and soap. The soap is medicated and is specially recom- mended for facial use. A mild gentla hleaching cream for removing skin blemishes. 250 cake of seap fres with tha purchase of the cream. Remedies Priced Low! 35¢c Vick's Vapo-Rub Salve...... 81 Scott’s Emulsion .. ........ 60c Bell’s Pine, Tar and Honey. . 60c Resinol Ointment . . : 60c Tonsiline, for sore throat... 70c Sloan’s Liniment 60c California Syrup of Figs. . ... 60c Bromo Seltzer, for headache. $1 Squibb’s Petrolatum .. 75¢c Bell-ans . ... 25c Carter’s Liver Pills. ... .. 40c Castoria 30c Grove’s Bromo Ommm' $1 Nuxated Iron ...... $1.10 Pinkham’s Vegetablm Comp Genuine Gold-Plated Auto-Strop Safety Razors Very Low Priced,( 490 This outfit consists of gold-plated Valet Auto-Strop Razor, gold- plated blade box with one blade, and leather strop. All conveniently arranged in a velvet-lined case. A super-value at 49%. 25¢ Wash Cloths, 19¢c; 3 for 50c F IGH TEEN STORF S —The Better to Serve You | EXTRA SPECIAL! Tomorrow—One Day Only | ANCHOR Top | | :‘wmian:‘ | Luxury 1 Shavip Safety Razor with the purchase of a re qular S WILLIAMS Sh(]vmq Cream H45 f famous W a gem tazor compl t tra charge | THE JB WiLy I Elizir Iron, Quinine and Strychnine 67¢ A strengthening tonic containing phosphates for Anniversary Special, weakened conditions of the system and the loss of appe- tite. Special, 67c for tomorrow (Thursday) only. Cold Tablets Anniversary Special, 13(‘ lieved with these laxative reday) only 25¢ Cinchotone T'hose disagreeable head colds quickly cold tablets. Special 13c, for tomorrow ( 50c Graham’s Menthol, White Pine and Syrup of Tar Anniversary Special, 28(‘ An old-fashioned remedy for coughs. Quickly relicves and heals the affected parts. Special. 28¢, for tomorraw (Thureday) onlv. $1.25 “Hope” Fountain Svyringes Only, 98(‘ is fashioned i excellent quality bber aad will withstand long usage. Complete with full- Jength, rapid-flow tubing, metal shut-off and two hard-rubber tip attachments. A real feature at 98¢ $1.25 “Hope” Water Bottle . . 98¢ This Water Bottle is made of the same splendid quality rubber as the Hope Fountain Syringe. Two-quart capacity. Fully guaranteed for one year. ure gum 25¢ Ear and Ulecer Syringe. 19¢ i.—flfl_fl’.—l‘fl—m—n’l_fll_"! FREE Lana 0Oil Seap Coupon Present this coupon at any of our stores on THURDAY—FRIDAY or SATURDAY of this week. I Make a purchase of 10c or more and you will be 2 entitled to receive a full size 10c cake of LANA OIL I COMPLEXION SOAP. 8 2 p To the Clerk: i I When supplying regular size cake of Lana Oil Soap g on this coupon be sure to l tear off the back wrapper. g Coupons will not be re- f deemed unless accompan- ied by the back wrapper. T et T T H B TR S TR e U HEREE e e DD e B L) A