Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 3

W.C.T. U. SESSION ADOPTS SLOGAN . I “Obuwanoe and Enforce- doing much| | damage is utterly ment—Not Repeal” Is New Watchword of Organization. By the Associated Press. HOUSTON, Tex., November 20.—The fifty-sixth annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, which closed last night, provided the ZIONISTS TO MEET Delegates hvn Four States and D. C. Gather Sunday. day for a joint conference of the Executive Committees of the Seaboard | Zionist Region and the Seaboard Hadassah unit. The confer- ence will tmmedhhly follow a dinner at nu nema at 1 p. Haas, & luder in Zionist -d mlnllmon will be the Drtncl lpuker at the wn(nence He will imediately tfl.i zlcn.\nn this l Jewish Nnuoml Pund _cam) CITIES SELECTED AR ORY AT s Blu Business Backing Sought b by McBride—Grape Juice Presents Puzzle. By m- Associated Press. t;'y‘cuy the Anu Saloon League is unde king the enlistment of high- standing business men in a campaign “m“' to popularize prohibition. The objective, as described the | McBride gave the of verage | budget as approximately umm n acquire illegal poteney re- | Vear. mained very much in the air. R T ‘The puzzle was enlivened by the The in India now has an esti- cent reports that gangsters had mmt- mated p tion of 25,000,000, Tolmanized Shirts Will prove to you that you can look like an “Arrow Collar Man” but not feel as though you were in a straight-jacket. Collars, cuffs and shirts are well finished . . . but feel friendly. Put Tolmanizing to the test, (onllnlui. Telephone Metropolitan 0071, and ask a Tolman Route Man to call. with a new slogan and a renewed political pledge. The slogan, announced by Mrs. Ella A. Boole, re-elected president, was “Ob- servance and Enforcement—Not Re- peal.” The renewed pledge was support for dry political candidates only. It was coupled with & demand of political parties that they nominate only drys. keeping with the convention's fi l In m“l’ w.mm; meu parties, Senator ’! w‘n ‘Texas, termed the mw ot uhmnch amendment,” denounced alcoholic beverages, "A!l un Republican by Scott !imarlaehmem lupeflnundent National Fund. of the league, 1l by newspapers, | 6th and C Streets N.W. F. W. MacK Mothproofing afterward s o, Phone Metropolitan 0071-0072-0073-0074 : will provide immunity for ll 3 years or more. District Grocery Stores FOOD SHOW FREE GIFTS ONE GIVEN AWAY EACH NIGHT CHEVROLET COACH Special Claims to Preferment. 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