Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1928, Page 20

<0 : 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928. IRAEEATINGT s s And, Among Other Things, HOOVER AIR POLICY Democratic Vice Présidential " g ' ° Candidate in North Carolina | Cites Nominee as Most Capable to 4 O m | City on Southern Tour. | Guide National Aviation ‘ t l V c e | | Program. Br the Associated Press. | . RALEIGH, N. C.. September 11.— | By the Associated Press. srn:lud\r .yo; L,V‘Rnbg\:nx;aeacxnaflc:;r":\' | CHICAGO. September 11.—William P can ate for ice 'es] nt, Ct - amied by Mrs. Robinson, arrived from MarCratkrr'!. Ir., Assistant Secretary of . jchmond at' 7:30 o'clock this morning. Commerce for Aeronautics, said yester- A b k h ‘ s Tonight the Senator will deliver a cam- | day at Republican headquarters that = b palEn " address dn . the Municipal | vany one who is interested In the future 3 way back when!. .. quite too remote to want to remember... A'gf,‘.’,r.’;,’,m, = ;4 &“;"{aimn wars it | o avtmsnnbm America cannot help but i 11 k d b 1 £ h s. . favor Herbert Hoover for the presi- & upon their arrival by a local committee, | geney,” shoemakers made 1ust on ty o which escorted them to & e A< far as aviation goes” he said, ] e, maybe two, s es suacss Whether Informal luncheon a T | “there is no other man capable of guid- | . C both and a toa for Mrs, Robinson at 5 o aur nat - both S n, Lo for . insen 3 g o matanal e people liked it or not they had to wear them . .. or go without. arranged. by request of Senator Robin- | joader, conferred with James W. Good, & son, himself. Western manager for Herbert Hoover's Times have changed though i anybody ]mows that o and ot 4 g | presidential campaign, for carrying the ASKS RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE. | campajgn into Ohio's industrial centers akis Rprmyrrer e SN fwe ar?_‘gn\n:dm Y thelmessain tl’l. oA h d'ff k' d : f h obinson Hits at Enemies Who Are of prosperity under a Republican ad- i st e, O T e ot the 1s writing there are many difterent Kkinds ot shoes and State,” he said “We are confident Ohio ROBINSON SPECIAL CAR EN n Hoover.” = 5 ROUTE TO RALEIGH. N, C. Sep- “LEQI0HoOV — many different styles. Amo ng the other services at The tember 11 (#).—Leaving behind in e neal "that. the. batties of : 2 4 ; i Thomas oferson " for sepatation_of Hecht Co. is a Complete Shoe Service. This includes e orinson. ~ the " Demoeratie. ~viee . ?;;33;%;‘“’,,",’;,‘:;;“’30:‘:“’;,3",:5{;;:}; Wadnsiuy ba bTansitay : Shoes for Men...and Women . . .and Children ... even leaboard. vi) forward to North Carolina. i = . . o i rumblings of st Gift to Each Purchaser e 2, tiny tackers learning to toddle. Say you're a Woman in Democratic ranks have been heard. # 0 . e ae e S Uw e Swos d Biainy I B iy th- other ‘st Charlotte on Wednesday 1 F . : and want an KEvening S ipper...why theres an Takes Up Church Issue. antg o re'gn I M-ll . . . . . gfiy. Dlz’lnc’r;‘:y;‘:;r‘r:.d,{Pfilsfi},\;}?;l?%émmy?; Fostage Stamps . Miller. . .or if you're lookmg for a stylish Busi- evoted practically al fl is a -”ss, 0 5 ? 3 R itack rpocritines feto e e e Rought and Sold ness Shoe there's an Arch-Aid by Menihan. Now m"rn:nb:;l?s\igrg\‘zr:ht:ec\l::mg:acrr‘;;:filnnrw Collins Stamp Shop . . E‘é;i‘:h:une;fin:m::r::;!‘m, the open . memex coua suppose youre a Man. . .there's nothing finer ace.” & s ng:;‘:c:;xg& ;,‘-.,;:’di;fi‘;i 927 15th Street N.W. than a Hanan for dress or sports or busmess. Hihen prale God rom whom il bl ’ ’ And as for Children ... Simplex Flexies inge flow, we will get along witho R i R, i eal Estate : ; Again referring to what he described 91mp1y outstep all others i Proper shoes as “hired men" spreading misleading information concerning Gov. Smith, t Eenator said, as he du(! :gfll’)aadll:;z;f"’ | Loans p N f . f W d . 7 that there was 8 repor e arameard” || (D. C. Property Only) “ or growing teet. edon taimatcarry- r and in the same breath declared that F Shers was ol & “word of truth In the | 6 7 A ing all makes of shoes. . .but we do (J Attacks Certain Ministers. An 1. Miller Pat- £ - 5 o Semr i, the e 31 é 0 P e " carry the best. And the best NMOD S,IA""""G'. 1. Miller foi ond oveffoveg o 1o s || No Commission Charged I . . wieh & Graceful . : ; FASKIO e . Cont {fs%" mxg‘xsl:rs‘:-;n The 123;3;%‘};;2‘%“1 You can take 12 years to Sgike Heel. T Complete SCI‘VICC v jous issut | = made a “great mistake and done them- pay off your loan without $12 50 : = 3 ) . in themselves. ;lg:vmgne"rm then they can do” |} ¢p,e expense of renewing. From the very start last night the |l $1,000 for $10 per month e:m‘&fhgc:ddfli‘d'g‘:’}“m;“}?:; including interest and prin- finished his first sentence before he be- cipal. Larger or smaller g Shumping the ;P;akef‘;id“;}!;‘}:: loans at proportianate rates. s fists. He apparently to say that he found no need for a pre- pared speech ying on the table before | PERP T A Hits Document. | 1 While his phraseology differed from BU"..D‘NG that document. he hit most of the sub- ligator . . . Center Strap and Bow. $24.50 st ot wones 2ven || ASSOCIATION B j ‘ & wor® nggiy o ’ Another Arch-Aid t the press the Senator, In the second ragraph, had declared that in some Established 1881 ; Menshan of Black by Menihan . . . of iates & “vague dread of undue church fnfluence in governmental afairs ha E : become. manifest and then added: ||| Largestin Washington : Diisie. - srehiCins . Ginsi [ e real reason for the extraordinary | Assets Over $18,000,000 Sii : enuine Black Lis- and unjust! attacks made upon the | ter Otrap. ' & Democratic nominee for President is | Cor. 11th and E N.W. K 7] Women's shoes, Pfth Floer ard . . . I-strap style. gli;ve"d [ghbg ll:h "‘:“;‘?‘mrzi?t ‘él the | Ay ik ipitiniias $11 Children’s Shoes, Second Floor 12 atholic Church, not his attitude on | . 3 preipals el mpmpierah $ 50 the subject of prohibition.” } JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary 8. con ; & Mr. Robinson was introduced by~ G Sodety Brand Clothes Patent One-Strap A Fashion - Mode Pumsp of Dark Blue Pump . .. with swade Quarter .. . thisisa id . . . one-strap, Fashion-made Shoe. and Sprke Heel. $6 : $10.50 Style.Compare the sharply pointed, or “‘peaked” lapels a complete “By the%y—What v g hosiery serviee ; o The Ardsley by The Croydon, an . Dy H . +.a Man' . . id - is a Peak Lapel? Shoe of Lighe or in women’s hosiery . . . Mon ik o st Dark Russet Nor- Margy Silk Hosiery, $2 tific Footform Heel wegian Calf. Phoenix Bemburg Hosiery, $1 : Rest. We told a customer of ours about this e 8 . $14 Van Reals $74 Rusos, 563 10 98 $10 | style. i - peak lapel style. How popular it was be Kayser Silk Hosiery, $1.65 and $1.95 Main Floor coming — how good looking it was as desisn:d by Society Brand. Then he in men’s hOSiery ErLehe Interwoven Plain Hose, 35¢ to $1.50 sprang that question. It set us d:inkin; | Intsvidsk Boicsy, Hoa, 50 15,3150 —perlups others were equally in the g”:"'l"' Plain Hose, 35¢ to $1.50 oenix Fancy Hose, 50c to $1.50 dark. If you don’t know peak Ilpels, look E Second Floor closely at those shown here. Note their For Tots . .. Sim- in children’s ll()fliel'y “ o0 1 sharp pointed shape. Compare them with plex Flexie Smoked Boys' Golf Hose, 50c to $1 A Simplex Flexie Elk Shoe . . .in High Boys' Waol Hose, $1 to $3 Patent One - Straf those on your own suit. If yours are not Lace Style . . . sizes C’b".‘i;:,"s’v,a”bz?:{y”;‘l';:o;l';o” i Cut-out Sandal . .. peaks, then you should by all means have 2t05. Babies' Hosiery, 29¢ Sizes from 5Y; to 8. one of our peal( hpe] suits for Falll : $275 Becond Floor $3 25 A new Society Brand Suit that $ has come into great popularity in 5 5 recemt months. Here in rich gm— T (TheHECHT Co~Fst > ' // "fi:l I—I ‘ C - F FEFEFEFL A ETETITEITEIFEFA