Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 28

B—12 GERMAN DECKARES MONEY RULES UL 3. Globe Trotter Says Prosper- ity and Prohibition Pillars of American Life. By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, July 15—Prosperity ' and prohibition, or rather its evasion, afe the two pillars upon which American civilization rests. This is the judgment of Arthur Holitscher, German autho: and globe trotter, in his latest, book, “Revisiting America.” “The savings bank book,” he ob- serves, “constitutes the crowning point of an American’s lifework.” As to prohibition, Holitscher main- tains that “the favorite pastime of the American is indubitably the evasiori of rohibition. The American, big child hat he is, enjoys nothing so much as America than n does in Europe. “The triviality, , the monotony, the terrible spiritual pmlmy of American life is given two hours’ l’u‘p‘h duflnl the morfing hours of Sundays.” The scene that will remain in Holitscher’s mind forever, he ascerts, and for which he knows no parallel lnywhen in the world, is that of the parson blessing the ushers and their collection plates before :lrl:ey start out to gather in the offer- 8 Feels Sports and Athletics Potent. One o fthe grlve problems which America faces is, according to_Holits- cher, that of the colored man. “The Ne- gro is'and will always remain a foreign elethent in America’s body politic,” he says. Sports and athletics, he asserts, are the most potent forces in Ameri- canizing the immigrant masses. Holitscher picked Col. Lindbergh and Will Rogers as the two most typi- cal Americans today. “Lindbergh and Rogers,” “that is, Lindy and Bill—embody the healthy, undiluted, tempestuous side of the American character, ie., in so far li} ‘:.here is anything left of that side o . Petroleum production in Ecuador now is nearly 14 times that of before the L e putting one over on the law—and, that can be accomplished mocst easily by consuming alcohol, even if he did not care mych for it before prohibition.” Chapter Devoted to Service. One chapter in Holitscher’s book is ‘evotkd 'A) the American conception of *“service.” This word, he finds, “is not only a slogan—it has become a motto, 1f not a principle on the same pn with Open a charge account . . . yow’ll find that it facilitates shopping and saves time. T T A R COLONIAL ANTHRACITE “Guaranteed No Slate, No Clinkers” Ask the Man Who Uses It Ralph J. Moore Coal Co. 1406 N. Cap. St. Pot. 0970 Pot. 0971 HE F Street at Seventh THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 15 1930. SERVICE CLUBS’ HELP | amceitios S s oo mrvtaen. |20 TO WORLD AMITY CITED| Mr. Riley said, on the subject of for- eign club extension, “It is-the outstand- ing achievement of the twentieth cen- tury, and one that will exercise a pro- found effect in shaping the destiny of mmkuflnvfidhmuw come.” Melvin Jones of Chicago, humfiand secretary-treasurer, reported the organi- zation closed last year with a member- By the Assaciated Press. nm.n Colo., July 15 ~Importance of the service club in fostering inter- national friendships was emphasized in an address prepared for delivery at the opening session today of the fourteenth annual convention of the International = Rizik Brothers 1213 F CLOSING OUT WEDNESDAY STUNNING DRESSES Were $55.00 to $145.00 Now $25, %35 and $45 REMAINING STOCK GREATLY REDUCED HECHT 75 NO APPROVALS ALL SALES FINAL NO C. 0. D'S NO CREDITS Chiffons! Washable Crepes! and the New Summer Prints! New Fashions! Ruffles, Flares Pleats and Etons and ¥ Clearance of Women’s Popular Dresses! Jacket Frocks Ensembles Sport Frocks Leading Colors! ‘White Paste's Street Colors Godets Capes Sizes for Misses, 14 to 20 For Women, 38 to 46 and Little Women, 16" to 26Y; (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) ] Summer Millinery in three exciting price groups Regul $2.00 to $2.95 A general clear- ance of all odds and ends of this Sum- mer's mill larly Re ”%wfl% v larly Regularly $5.00 to $7.50 3 Baku, sutched silk, crepe, nov elty fab- rics and linen. This season’s best styles and colors. All head sizes. Perle vica, lace, linen, crepe, baku, milan inery. and rough straws. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women's Sport Shop $2 and $3 Cotton Blouses Dimities, piques. Whi pink, greens, blues and tans. 42. 34 to 4 Women’s $10.95 to $16.50 Sweaters ' White, and pastel Some _im- tones. ported from land Women's $6 and $8 Sweaters Light weaves. pastels. Size 40, Some soiled. and France. Sizes 34 to 40. Summer styles, nov:l!y White and Clearance in the ; $6 and $8 l Summer Skms Silk and woo crepes. batistes, and ite, eggshell, Pleated on to bodice. White and tans and pastels. 14 to 42. $| $.95 $3 and $5 Light-Weight Skirts Wool crepe and silk crepe. Well made, pleated. Pas- Sizes 14 57.95 $ I 45 Eng- tel shades. to 40. "$8 and $10.95 Sports Frocks Silk striped shirt- ings, shantungs, linen, English broad- cloth and cotton 53 95 meshanet. All sizes. (Women's Sport Shop, Main Ploor, The Hecht Oo.) 55.85 s M to CO. 2-pe. sleeveless, with shorts. Sizes 8 to 16. $ I .95 Cotton and rayon mesh polo shirts, mu $1.00 dnl!ofl.. 0,000, in Earl W. York, first mdfl;m o?:.m;’zm‘eml lovdl“"..u French’ Room ‘Hats $6-45 Originally $10 to $25 . Down come prices on these ultra-smart cou- turier replicas...the season’s leading successes. just at the helght of vacation choosing. Marvelous opportunities to own a high-type individual model .at the price of an ordinary hat. Tremendous savings! Early shopping advised. For immediate disposal. ..your choice, $6.45. Fourth Floor. Wednesday Luncheon, 50¢ A Tomato stuffed with Shrimp Salad. Cheese nge Coffee, Tea or Milk. National 5100 Frocks Womens' $3, $4 and $5 All-Wool Bathing Suits, $ I 95 Snug fitting, perfectly made. One- piece styles with modernistic ap- plique. Black, navy, blue, green, red, purple and sun glow. Sizes 34 to 46. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance of Bathing Apparel (9) $1095 Two-piece Jersey Beach Pa- 7.9! &) s.m)s Paisley Pr two-piece . 55 (2) $16.50 to $35 Red Jersey Bathing En- sembles, sizes 16 and 18 $8.95 (Women's Sportswear, Main "Floor, The Hecht Co.) Glrls Playtlme Togs Vanta Sun Suits From a house famous for sun suits. Cool, comfy, well cut. : Sizes 8, 10 and 12 $ I '25 years. Chambray Play Suits Suits, Iznd 'm pants, ol'hlu,flul:k . ...8125 md—non:zm “THE_HECHT CO. STREET AT SEVENTH i’ W% % % “"Not in years, mind you, has Washington seen such a sale of $295 t0 $695 COSTUME JEWELRY |89¢ Importer’s Samples! . . . how our buyer came to buy them to sell for this ridiculously low, price we just don’t know. In her own words . . . “I've never made such a purchase.” We let an expert see the pieces that are to be 'sold at 89c . . . and he marveled at the values. Every type of jewelry is in- cluded sports, street, afternoon and evening. We ask youto come early . for your own sake as well as ours. New pendants, beads, earrings, 59 bracelets, brooches C lent workmanship. 50c to sl Jewelry ers, bracelets, rings, 3 9 c and cigarette cases. 5125 to $2°° Jewelry "andchokers. Excel- (Main Fleor, The Hecht Co.) Necklaces, chok-