Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1926, Page 16

16 FIGHT FOR STATES RIGHTS I PLANNED Nicholas Murray Butler and “Sentinels” to Conduct ‘ Series of Congresses. Br the Associated Press. © NEW YORK, June 7.—A series of congresses will be held in elght citles of the country, it was announced ves- terday by the Sentinels of the Repub- lic.'a’ national patriotic organization, in “a determined drive against Fed- Frai bureaucracy, communism and the cy of the PFederal Government -oach upon the States and upon | idual rights.” | Nicholas Murray Butler, presi of Columbia University, and chairman of the committee arranging the meetings, said in a statement fis- sued today that “Federal bureaucracy #nd various forms and varieties of - enmmunism are threatening to change the whole form and spirit of our Gov- ernment.” He urged a rally to the defense of “the fundamental principles of the American Constitution,” asserting that the alternative was a political revolu- tion ending in socialism and ultimate- Iy in dictatorship. The following cities have been tenta- tively chosen as meeting places at dates as yet undecided New York, Boston. St. Louis, Balti- pure, Philadelphia, Washington, Nor- o1k and Topeka. Among those associated with Dr. r on the committee are: Former . Weeks, Jr., wife ;3 Julian ~ot, novelist; Representative Henry rge Tucker of Virginia, Maj. 1. J. G. Harbord, as treasurer of the 'mittee: Thomas F. Cadwalader of - THE EVENING: Boy, 13, Has Picture Accepted for This Year’s Paris Salon By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 7.—The youngest painter with & pitcure hung in this year's salon is Tony Ricou, the 1315-vear-old son of M. Georges Ricou, director of the Opera Com- ique, In Paris. Tony is still at. tending high_school and does his painting on Sunday and Thursday (the day there is no school in France). He sent in two pictures and the Natlonal Society of Fine Arts ac- cepted one. a still life showing a bowl of fruit on a table. AUTO TAXATION POLICY FOR NATION ADVOCATED This, With Use of Money & Raised, Called Greatest Need of Motoring Public. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 7.—A definite na- tion-wide agreement as to what agencles shall tax automobile own- ers and what such special taxes shall be used for is the greatest need of the motoring public, President Thomas P. Henry of the American Automobile 1 Association said today at the opening of that body’s annual conventi Only by organizing, said Henr: motorists free themselves of * top-heavy maze of restrictions and regulations which are abetting con tusion on the highways." In its two-day session the conven- tion will discuss motor legislation, taxation, safety work and highway construction. Compulsory automobile liability insurance probably will be condemned, delegates said. Officers will be elected tomorrow. 4 =9hl 5 More than 47,700 square miles of Canadian territory were last s surveyed by members of the Canadian Air Force, co-operating v timore, Samuel W. Fordyce of St. and D. W. Mulvane of Topeka. the Topographical Survey Dep: ment of the Interior. FAMOUS GOEBEN HEADS TURKISH NAVY German Warship, Which Worked Havoc With Allies in War, Being Modernly Rebuilt. By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, Jtne 7.—The once-famous German crulser Goeben, purchased from Germany, will be the flagship of the newly organized Turk- ish navy. The ship, which worked so much havoc with the allies in the rid War, is being refitted by the Purks as a modern battle cruiser un- supervision of German naval en: gineers and ordnance specialists, She {has been named the Yavonz Sultar Selim. While the Turks recognize that in speed, gun power and armor the Goehen is far below the present-day soruiser and battleship standards, they oel she will he adequate for pa olling the coasts of the Black | | Lift Right Off with Fingers - No Pain! You'll laugh, really! so simple—Why wait? Drop “Freezone” bothersome corn. Instantly it stops hurting; then shortly you lift that uchy corn right off with your without any pain or sore- It is so easy, on that old, and Sea of Marmora, and of resisting any attack made by any of the Balkan navies in Turkish territory. Coincident withithe refitting of the Goeben, German contractors are build- ing a large modern dry dock and naval base for the Turkish govern- ment on_the northern shores.of the Gulf of Ismid, about 25 miles steam- ing distance from Constantinople. FOOD PLANE DOWNED. Craft With Supplies to Stranded Alaskan Town Develops Trouble. FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 7 (®). —A radlo message received here said that an airplane carring sup- plies to Wiseman, Aldska, which is short of food, had gone down 40 miles south of the town. A. A. Ben- nett of Fairbanks, pilot of the plane, arrived at Wiseman Saturday on foot. another machine is to be sent from Fairbanks with parts for Bennett's ane which ‘developed engine trouble. Wiseman is 200 miles northwest of airbanks. ness. time. A tiny bottle of “Freezone” costs only a few cents at any drug sufficient to rid your feet o hard corn, soft corn and corn b the toes and calluses—Try it! On All Colonial Furniture Every Colonial furnishing in our Colonial Department has been sharply reduced in Not because it isn’t the fashion, for it’s a popular prevailing mode today—not because it’s odds and ends, for it’s our choice stock of ‘‘Lifetime Quality”’—simply because it occupies more room than we've allotted for our Colonial Department—that’s the ‘‘why’’ of the low prices. Secretaries Quaint old mahogany Secre- tary, weod panel doors, re ed to.... .. 8115 Becretary Desk in mahog- any and gumwood, 3 draw- $59 7 ers, reduced t0. cmmece. .- Mahogany and gumwood Becre- tary, 36 inches wide, 3 d ers, reduced to......... Secretary Desk Imposing Secretary with pentine front, 38 inches wide, reduced to Secretary Desk, and gumwood, 2 drawer: reduced to Solid mahogany Duco finish, reduced to Stately Seeretary in Co- lonial Red Mahogany, serpentine fronts re- duced to reproduction with 4 drawers, reducsd to... raw- $115 $125 ser- $160 mahogany *~ $79.50 soeretnry., $135 $157.50 rice. A whole week of ware prices on urniture even ‘‘rarer.”’ Fine old pieces, too, at figures that represent but a fraction of their true worth. A remarkable pricing this week on a rare assemblage of fine Colonial furniture. Poster Beds Good-looking bed, full Twin size size, and gumwood, reduced to four-poster charming colonial red finish, reduced to... cesanian four-poster mahogany $29.75 in $35.75 Four-poster Bed in twin bed size; Mahogany full size Bed in characteristic dull red finish; reduced to mahogany and gum- wood; reduced to..... ceee $27.50 Poster $41.75 Mahogany Four-poster Bed, full size, dull red finish; re- $37.50 Quaint Old Mahogany Four- poster bed, full size, dull red finish; reduced to.......... ’ Fine old Four-poster Bed with pineapple tops; full size; reduced to Bed room Delightful ghield mirrors Twin Bed Suite in poe‘er type beds. duced to in maple. 62350 Poster Bed, full maple. 7-Plece Suite in Topaz Maple Re- Quaint Old Colonial Low Boy Reduced now to Pieces Bedroom net with dra Reduced to... maple, with $395 Reduced to Maple Cape C duced to in Glazed Ch Reduced to .. $44 Mlscellaneous Antique Maple Console Cabi- Early American Maple Drop- 1id Desk; very roomy. ble, size 25x38. Maple Armchair, tique china duced to wer. $69.50 ple. $72 od Fireside Ta- R . $31.50 upholstered $52.50 intz. type, can Dmmg Groups Ten-Plece Dining Group in an- maple, cabinet. Good Size Draw-top Table in ma- Reduced to Early American Oblong Table, size 28x60; in maple. Reduced to Rope E?ge Droplen( Tea Wa- , antique maple. fetiueed to. - --ro. $39.50 Butterfly Table; early Ameri- Reduced t0..co00eee.. Early American Maple Furniture Charming indeed is the display of quaint old maple pieces reduced in price this week. A suggestive few are quoted. with closed Early American $45 in maple. $55 MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D & E STAR, WASHINGTON D.. C., MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1926. A Store Near Every Home New Potatoes Cabbage New Crop Fresh Tomatoes Western Boxed California Oranges FRESH PINEAPPLES Apples, 3 Ibs., 25¢ | Lemons Doz., 40c, 50c, 60c Valencia Variety ‘ Large Sizes—Each Large Fancy 5 lbs., 29c—or 10 lbs., 57¢ Ib., 5¢ |Onions 4 lbs., 25¢ Ib., 17Y¢ for 12Y2¢ Specials Until Saturday’s Closing Golden Bantam Corn large pkg. Rinso 1 9c - This is the usual 25¢ package. This special offer is made to-attract your attention to this product. You have read the advertising which appeared from time to time in this newspaper. Now you can try a large package at a low price. Beechnut Spaghetti 21c Just for 2 cans this week for ‘T'his nationally famous product at a very low price for all of this week. o e Milani’s French Salad Dressing This is a wonderfully good oil dressing that so many like but so few can make. Here it is ready mixed for yvou. Lipton’s Tea Makes the Iced Tea Supreme Y-Lb. 25¢ Yo-Lb. 49c. Banquet Tea | Y-Lb. 25¢ Y2-Lb. 49c¢ Nothing finer than this Banquet. Salada Tea The finest grade of Orange Pekoe. Trial Size 9¢ Y4-Lb. 25¢ Afternoon Brand Teas Packed especially for us and of real fine quality. Orange Pekoe—Green—Mixed Specify the kind you want. Ve, Phg. 19¢ %b.P....... 35¢ Big Value—Fine Quality—Our Best Seller Silver Label Peas HEINZ RICE FLAKES o 17%c Honey Dew Pineapple “Heart of Maine” cans for 33c There are many brands of Golden Bantam Corn. Until you try this brand you cannot know what the finest is like. Sanitary Peanut Butter Just at the time when it's most in de- mand we offer this attractive special—jar Ivory Soap Flakes 19¢ For all the finer laundry work. Every one knows “Ivory Wash Bowl Flakes the special for this week: so here's Small loc or3 pkgs. Zsc Large sl 2] ¢ Pink Salmon Ask for “Auto” Brand Chum Salmon....... Argo Salmon. . . .. sseesenan Kinney’s Columbia River—small. Kinney’s Columbia River—large. Tidewater Herring Roe. ... ......... 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