Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 37

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 13, 1926—PART 1. WOMEN OF BRITAIN URGE SECRET VOTE Guild to Fight Communism and Try to Prevent Strikes by Arbitration. A Delicious Lunch for Only a Few Cents At You'll Need a Kodak This Summer Just think of the chances for i e pictures. You l i can live over Any One of Our Sanitary Soda Fountains! Phone s amaes - “SSTEE Fun at Camp or at Home! Main 5215 Note These Special LOW PRICES Genuine Leather Bill Folds. $1.50 Paramount Foyuntain Pens These pens have 14-kt. points with hard firridium Both ladies’ and model. $1.00 Elm City Watches Pure Gum Rubber Household Banjo Ukelele Special, $1.98 tips. again the joy- gentlemen’s ous summer days which you spend at home, at the beach or in the country. Pictures keep a permanent story. Be sure to take your Kodak along. ...98c and up .....35 and up By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 12.—The Women's Guild of Empire is “out to educate * women and teach them that they must think for themselves on 1n~| dustrial problems, and not be led like Camercs a flock of sheep,” declares Lady Kodaks .. Murfel Gore Browne, the newly elected president. The guild {s pledged to combat Com- munism and prevent strikes and lock- outs by means of arbitration. But Lady Murlel also says one of the chief objects is to secure the secret ballot for men in all industrial disputes. Would End Strikes. ““This, we belleve, will end strikes,” “Most men do t strikes and would vote for eful settlement by arbitration. But I go still further. I think women should have the right to vote in labor disputes. They suffer more by strikes than the men. It is they who have ntain the home and keep the on meager trike pay. There are women in the mining villages who lost all the comforts from their homes during the miners' strike and Not Toys— But Real Musical Instruments Iey-Hot Vacuum Bottles, A di i elighttully fragrant dusting Very Special Pt. size powder for use after your bath. —The Better to Serve You It adds to your daintiness and well being. "Keeps you cool and comfortable. A large velvety Puft in each beautifully designed metal container. Special aifter feature in each container to pre- vent waste of powder. A re- markable value at 39c. G Developing and Printing The quick satisfying work of our finishing department will de- light vou. All prints made on Velox paper to insure best re- sults. Mando-Uke Special, $1.49 Electric Grills . Wildwood Stationery Glllette Safety Razors, ladles 60c Fralinger’s Salt Water Taffy Special r ) B Planters Whole Salted Peanuts Fresh, Crisp and Deliclous , daughter of the second E have not_vet recovered them.” Lady Muriel says the Women's Guild has launched a nation-wide campatgn which is gaining strength every day, and hopes the movement may be made world-wide. Both Lady Muriel and Mrs. Drummond, the the guild, later hope to go to and enlist the wives of American workers in a similar move- ment. Often in America. Murlel is no stranger to as she has been there many times. is a daughter of the seventh Earl of Dunmore, who was a walting to Queen Victoria. Her mother was Lady Gertrude Coke, rl of Leices- ter. Her brother, the present Earl of Dunmore, won the Victoria Cross for sallant_deeds in the South African war. So there is fighting blood in Lady Muriel's veins. Her husband is Col. Harold Gore Browne. Lady Muriel became interested in woman suffrage as a result of the self- sacrifice which she saw women of all classes make during the Great War. After women obtained the ballot she allied herself with the Guild of Em- pire and has since held office and per- -sonally managed campaigns to chtain funds for the ‘movement. OFFICIALS PREVENf FRAUD IN ART WORK Insist That Copies of Noted Paint- ings Be of Different Size Than Original. By the Associated Prese. LONDON June 12.—Copies of the Murillos, Rubens and Velasquez in the Dulwich Gallery will never be worked off on succeeding generations as originals because the officials in control of the gallery will not permit artists to make copies on canvasses the same size as the original pictures. Americans visit the Dulwich Gallery i ze numbers during the tourist season and seem to be more familiar masterpieces than British . The gallery is attached College. It was established + in 1810, with pictures originally col- lected by a Polish king. At the national gallery in London students are not allowed to make copies of pictures until their canvass has been stamped by a gallery official in such a manner that the copy will always be clearly branded as such. | SPANISH WAR VETERANS | At the last meeting of Henry W. Lawton Camp, No. 4, the following | were mustered: Frank L. Averill, | Company 8d U . Volunteer Engi- neers; Of Byerly, Company K, 2d | Infantry; John M. Hall, Company B, 3d Pennsylvania Infantry; D. M. Har- ter, Battery G, 4th U. S. Artillery; Wiililam W. Hill, Company L, 1st Dis. trict of Columbia Volunteer Infantry, and Frederick Finacon, U. S. S. To- peka. The camp has on file applica- tions of 11 other elected. Charles E. Hawkins and Daniel A. Dunning were elected as delegates and George J. Mc- Dermott and Harry Winters alter- nates to the department encamp- ment. Delegates and alternates to the national encampment will be elected at the meeting to be held July 6. P. E. Shomette, commander Miles Camp, :No. 1; Ivan W. Conklin, commander Urell Camp, No. 9, and Past Dept. Comdr. Arthur H. League addressed the camp. Richard J. Harden Camp mustered into active membership the following: W. C. Holms, U. N.; H. B. Tyler, U. 8. N; L D K eller, Company I, .2d Mississippl Infantry; Benjamin Catchings, Company K, 1st Alabama Infantry; H. L. Ranig, Wiliam J. Stannard, leader of the Army Band, and received by transfer John W. Rut- ledge, formerly 6th Pennsylvania Vol- unteer Infantr These ceremonies were followed by the receiving into honorary membership of the Ambas- sador of the Republic of Cuba, Senor Don Rafael Sanchez Aballi. A ban- quet followed. Among those present to witness the honor conferred upon Ambx dor Aballi were Representa- tive John M. Robsion of Kentucky, Commissioner of Pensions Scott, Past Commander-in-Chief ~ John Lewis Smith, Maj. Gen. John J. Clem, chair- man of the national legislative com- mittee of the G. A. 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It is strongly and durably made, with reinforced rr:etal corners, catch, and genuine leather carrying strap. The regular selling price of this kit is $1.00, but due to an exceptionally fortunate purchase we are enabled to sell them at the very low price of 49c. We suggest early buying as 1,000 will not last long at this special price. —and a Special SALE of $1.50 Thermos Bottles (Pint Size) a 98¢ and attractive blue enamel finished case, aluminum cap and shoulder. This Thermos Bottle may be used in the Thermos Lunch Kit featured above. Blrptsmemsamisisninseioneniomin " Bathers’ Needs —at Peoples Money-Saving Prices Bathing Caps 15¢ to $1.19 A comprehensive assortment Special, $1.49 Telling of Values of Great Importance—Extra Low Prices to Save You MORE Convenient pint size with removable filler Swimming Rings | ! 2| Baby Pants A very An excellent qual- ity soft satin-finish- bathroom tissue. of the latest and most popular designs and styles, including the famous aviator model. 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