Savmgs POTATOES,10lbs. 15Ik47cWONFOREST Exquisite Perfume of Female x Of Species Is Lure.Collec-)...
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WON FOREST Exquisite Perfume of Female x Of Species Is Lure.Collec- ) tor Describes Wonders. i-i B> WIIJ.IAM PARKKR. ro«mopolltan N«w« -LOS ANGELES, June 30..When \ I pale, romantic moon casts Its sil- ery beams through the tangled i mavzon forest, the graceful flg-vlne, 1 .omeo-like, goes courting, lured on 1 y a subtle and exquisite perfume i cuded by the Juliet of the vine I ^ecies. Beware of the flowery "flapper," , 1 >r beneath her surface beauty i irks an insidious prison. . Beware, too, of the South Amcrl- i in vampire vine. Proud giant* of le forest, around which vamplr-s < Ines so affectionately entwined 1 lemseJves, have been drained of 1 letr very life's blood. Then, too, there^re flowers which 1 owder their faces and douse thwn- l elves with perfuroe. ^ These actualities of the flower 'orld were recenUy discovered by ! loyal Copeland, graduate of the 1 'niversity of Chicago, collector for tha famous Kew garden* of London. Ho la In Lad Angples writing his thirteenth book. . "There U more wlwlom among flowers than humane," he deolaraa. Copeland cited the following as only a few of the flower phenomena he had discovered: Devil's Snare: Habitat, flouth America. Ita long branches like thfc arms of an aged man, are charted with electricity. Killing Instantly its prey.a bird or a rabbit, It draws the -victim Into a wide mouth, con¬ sumes the blood and flesh and dis¬ gorges the bones. Fishing plant: Habitat, South America. Imitating a mother fish. It opens wide a big mouth and frightened minnows dart in, expect¬ ing protection. The fishing plant la especially fond of the succulent and tender perch. And down In South Africa Cope- land avers he found that ourang- outangs have an Ideal form of gov¬ ernment and hold massed singing and orchestra concerts. HUNT JERSEY BOY, SEVEN YEARS LOST, IN NEW YORK NEW YORK. June JO..The seven- year search for Jimmy Glass,, ton of Charles L. Glass, of Jersey City, who disappeared from Greeley, Pa., in 1815, when four years old and who was reported recently to have been seen with gypsies in Porto Rico, shifted to New York today. A band of gypsies having with them six children left Porto Rico for the United States on April 12, it was learned by detectives who have been working on a tip received from Porto Rico. One of the six children was a light blonde. In marked con¬ trast to the swarthy coloring of the others of gypsy blood. THE * U Success Road" Leads Through a Savmgs Aceotmt ¦VJO heed to wonder how when so many ^ thousands have proven that systematic dollar-piling always wins. Get regular de¬ posits team-working with interest at i%. Results will surprise you. 4% Paid on Savings American Commercial and Savings Bank Future TVmporary Location S. E. Cor. 7th and G Sts. 635 F St. N. W. "THE PROGRESSIVE BANK" Edward Voig#U, Jr., Pres. Robert C. Shaw, Caahier MISCHA ELMAN CAN'T ENDURE MODERN WOMAN Violinist Declares He Was Brought Up to Revere Type of Early '90's. ' C.wlepalltan 31m hrtlm. NEW YORK. June 30.Like the softest tone of hla violin, Mlscha Klman thinks women should be. But the 1922 model of femininity l>*tng sometime* bold and mostly always superior to "her man." the great violinist who has Just re¬ turned from Europe said today that he shall remal/i the master of hla violin and the property of no dgur- ette smoking, made-up, competent, emancipated, modern woman. Although Elman brought back many heavy trunks from his Euro¬ pean tour, he maintained that none of them contained organdies or lin¬ gerie. Asked point blank if he hful at last brought a wife to America with him, he displayed unusual Judgment for an artist and re¬ plied: "It Is especially hard tor an artist to make a success of mar¬ riage, because, how can he be equal¬ ly devoted to family and art? In¬ evitably one or the other must suf¬ fer. "It Is true that the modern wom¬ an, 'with her cigarettes and her makeup, is rather distasteful to me. I am not used to It, that'H all. I was brought up to admire the deli¬ cate, Incompetent woman of the '90's. Today woman Is independent, able to take care of herself, but less attractive to the strong, pro¬ tective longing of thejnale. Why deny this? It is inevitable. Man wishes to be the superior. He wishes to dominate. "If he marries an emancipated woman he must constantly struggle against her will. There is conflict, no peace." NEW MILEAGE BOOK BILL IS GIVEN O. K. BY HOUSE The House last sight passed the amended 8enate bill directing the Interstate Commerce Commission, after investigation, to require the railroads to Issue Interchangeable mileage books. The Senate provision providing that such books should be good on all roads was changed to give the Com¬ mission power to exempt any road where such action should be found to be Justified. The measure now (foes to conference. SEES DANGER TO U. S. IN TREATY . \ Syud Hossain Says America Should Not Be Allied With International Robbers. BAN FRANCISQO June 30..The United States should most unrom- proml«ingly refuse to be drawn either directly or Indirectly into the vote of European imperialism," de¬ clared Hyud Hossain, orator and Journalist and leading aide to Gandbl, the Indian liberator. Hossain 1) here on a lecture tour. "There is a real danger of the United States becoming so involved through the four-power pact that It will eventually be exactly like the rest of the nations sh« ia allied with," commented Hosaain. He added: "The alliance Is wcon- grous because this country is the Herat power that has built up its greatness within Itself by industrial development and peaceful progress. The other powers, Great Britain, France And Japan owe their great¬ ness to International robbery. "What then is the bond of union In a moral sense between the Ideals and mchievements of this country and the three powers? In India the pact is construed to mean that the United States has underwritten ithe aggreasive and imperialistic pol- iclea of the powers named through¬ out the world." Commenting on the Indian situa¬ tion, Hossaln suid that his cpuntry Is engaged in a life and deatti struggle to secure her national in¬ dependence. That only when the last vestige of British power Is driven from India will the natives there be satltffigd. "To Gandhi, our great leader, the struggle is not a socially or ¦political battle, it'is an effort to vindicate a principle. Oppression and coer¬ cion in arry shape are to him a denial of the moral order of the universe. "Gandhi is today acclaimed even by many of the British as one of the greatest, men In the world. He condemns Violence and hatred of every sort and has nothing but love for his oppressors. "The British in retaliation for his policy of non-resistance have Im¬ prisoned him and more than 4ft,000 of our Aost intelligent and educated leaders. Thai shows the measure of their desperation. "The ultimate result of the strug¬ gle Is clear. It will end as all other encounters between might and right in history have ended." . THE STANLEY SHOP t 1209 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W. YEAR' r STOCK REDUCING SALE Suits of Very Fine Quality Of course, a man doesn't wear the.price ticket; he WEARS the clothes. But the PRICE TICKET tells what Tremendous Reductions have been made and that is what you are considerably in¬ terested in. $40.$37.50, and $35 values $27,50 You will be more interested in these excep¬ tional values because of the Unusual Quality you are getting for the money. Not because you are paying Less, but because you are GETTING More. $50.$47.50, and $45 values $37.75 ] * Blue Serge Coats White Flannel Pants i You will be mighty glad of the chance to dress up this 4th of July with a Blue Beauty Double-breasted Serge Coat and White Flannel Trousers; our Famous. 2 and 3-Button Advance ^Models Now Ready. . * « Palm Beach, Mohair and Gabardine Suits Mighty Fine Silk Mohairs.Palm Beach and Gabar¬ dine Suits, also Silk Poplin.but that doesn't begin to tell about their Workmanship, Fit and the Tremendous Reductions. You must see them to appreciate their excellence. Onions, 3 lbs., for 25c | Lemons,23c and 29c Specials This Week {Including Monday, July 3) i _____ / t S-lb. Bag Ceresota Flour, per bag . . . 25c 13c size N. B. C. Old Time Cookies,per pkg. 10c SchimmePs Jelly, all varieties, per glass . 1 Oc Nansen Sardines, per can . 11c j * Heinz Small Sweet Pickles, pint..... 25c Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint * . . . 25c POTATOES, 10 lbs. 33c, 15 Ik 47c Sanitary Butter, per lb 43 c Sanitary Eggs, per dozen 33c Nut Marigold Margarine, per lb. 22j^c Top Notch Oleomargarine, per lb. 22 J4c ;.; : Certo, per bottle 33c Sanitary Catsup, 8 oz. bottle a.. 10c Armour's Grape Juice, pint 25c Armour's Grape Juice, quart 49c Welch's Grape Juice, pint 33c Welch's Grape Juice, quart 59c Clicquot Ginger Ale, case $3.00 Clicquot Root Beer, case $3.00 Clicquot Sarsaparilla, case....: $3.00 Clicquot Goods Can Be Assorted In Case Heinz Ketchup, small 19c Heinz Ketchup, large 31c Hires Root Beer Extract 19c Bee Brand Root Beer Extract 15c Mrs. Schlorer's Olive Naise... 16c and 35c Bee Brand Mayonnaise 25c Schimmel's Salad Dressing 12c Argo Red Alaska Salmon, can ..... 25c Clover Leaf, % size can, Chinook Salmon 25c Chum Salmon, tall can . . ........11c White Meat Tuna Fish . ... 20c and 40c 2-in-l Shoe Polish .N 10c Pee Chee White Cleantr 20c Protecto Safety Matches, 3 doz. for... 25c Safe Home Matches, box. 6c Royal Blue Matches, box 5c Jelly Glasses, doz. 1 35c and 39c Bee Brand Insect Powder. 9c Cotton Work Gloves, 2 pairs for 25c Blue Bird Brooms, each 89c Red Handle Brooms, each 69c Creme Oil Soap, 3 cakes for: 25c Crystal White Soap, 5 cakes for.:.... .25c Crystal White Washing MachmeTFlake* 23c Palm Olive Soap, 3 bars for .25c Flash Hand Geaner 9c and 12c FAB, package 11c Ivory Soap Flakes. I.. 10c Lux, package 10c Rinso, package 6c Star Soap, 5 for. *. .24c Another NEW STORE OPENS TOMORROW BRENTWOOD, MD. C<>rnerWells and Baker Sts.
Transcript of Savmgs POTATOES,10lbs. 15Ik47cWONFOREST Exquisite Perfume of Female x Of Species Is Lure.Collec-)...
WON FORESTExquisite Perfume of Female
x Of Species Is Lure.Collec-) tor Describes Wonders.i-i B> WIIJ.IAM PARKKR.
ro«mopolltan N«w«-LOS ANGELES, June 30..When
\ I pale, romantic moon casts Its sil-
ery beams through the tangledi mavzon forest, the graceful flg-vlne,1 .omeo-like, goes courting, lured on
1 y a subtle and exquisite perfumei cuded by the Juliet of the vineI ^ecies.Beware of the flowery "flapper,"
, 1 >r beneath her surface beautyi irks an insidious prison.
. Beware, too, of the South Amcrl-i in vampire vine. Proud giant* ofle forest, around which vamplr-s
< Ines so affectionately entwined1 lemseJves, have been drained of1 letr very life's blood.Then, too, there^re flowers which
1 owder their faces and douse thwn-l elves with perfuroe.
^ These actualities of the flower'orld were recenUy discovered by
! loyal Copeland, graduate of the1 'niversity of Chicago, collector for
tha famous Kew garden* of London.Ho la In Lad Angples writing histhirteenth book. .
"There U more wlwlom amongflowers than humane," he deolaraa.Copeland cited the following as
only a few of the flower phenomenahe had discovered:
Devil's Snare: Habitat, flouthAmerica. Ita long branches like thfcarms of an aged man, are chartedwith electricity. Killing Instantlyits prey.a bird or a rabbit, It drawsthe -victim Into a wide mouth, con¬sumes the blood and flesh and dis¬gorges the bones.
Fishing plant: Habitat, SouthAmerica. Imitating a mother fish.It opens wide a big mouth andfrightened minnows dart in, expect¬ing protection. The fishing plant laespecially fond of the succulentand tender perch.And down In South Africa Cope-
land avers he found that ourang-outangs have an Ideal form of gov¬ernment and hold massed singingand orchestra concerts.
HUNT JERSEY BOY, SEVENYEARS LOST, IN NEW YORKNEW YORK. June JO..The seven-
year search for Jimmy Glass,, ton ofCharles L. Glass, of Jersey City, whodisappeared from Greeley, Pa., in
1815, when four years old and whowas reported recently to have beenseen with gypsies in Porto Rico,shifted to New York today.A band of gypsies having with
them six children left Porto Ricofor the United States on April 12, itwas learned by detectives who havebeen working on a tip received fromPorto Rico. One of the six childrenwas a light blonde. In marked con¬trast to the swarthy coloring of theothers of gypsy blood.
THE* USuccess Road"
Leads Through a Savmgs Aceotmt¦VJO heed to wonder how when so many^ thousands have proven that systematicdollar-piling always wins. Get regular de¬posits team-working with interest at i%.Results will surprise you.
4% Paid on SavingsAmerican Commercial and
Savings BankFuture TVmporary Location
S. E. Cor. 7th and G Sts. 635 F St. N. W."THE PROGRESSIVE BANK"
Edward Voig#U, Jr., Pres. Robert C. Shaw, Caahier
MISCHA ELMANCAN'T ENDUREMODERN WOMANViolinist Declares He WasBrought Up to Revere Type
of Early '90's. '
C.wlepalltan 31m hrtlm.NEW YORK. June 30.Like the
softest tone of hla violin, MlschaKlman thinks women should be.But the 1922 model of femininityl>*tng sometime* bold and mostlyalways superior to "her man." thegreat violinist who has Just re¬turned from Europe said today thathe shall remal/i the master of hlaviolin and the property of no dgur-ette smoking, made-up, competent,emancipated, modern woman.Although Elman brought back
many heavy trunks from his Euro¬pean tour, he maintained that noneof them contained organdies or lin¬gerie. Asked point blank if he hfulat last brought a wife to Americawith him, he displayed unusualJudgment for an artist and re¬plied:
"It Is especially hard tor anartist to make a success of mar¬
riage, because, how can he be equal¬ly devoted to family and art? In¬evitably one or the other must suf¬fer.
"It Is true that the modern wom¬an, 'with her cigarettes and hermakeup, is rather distasteful to me.I am not used to It, that'H all. Iwas brought up to admire the deli¬cate, Incompetent woman of the'90's. Today woman Is independent,able to take care of herself, butless attractive to the strong, pro¬tective longing of thejnale. Whydeny this? It is inevitable. Manwishes to be the superior. Hewishes to dominate."If he marries an emancipated
woman he must constantly struggleagainst her will. There is conflict,no peace."
NEW MILEAGE BOOK BILLIS GIVEN O. K. BY HOUSE
The House last sight passed theamended 8enate bill directing theInterstate Commerce Commission,after investigation, to require therailroads to Issue Interchangeablemileage books.The Senate provision providing
that such books should be good on allroads was changed to give the Com¬mission power to exempt any roadwhere such action should be foundto be Justified. The measure now(foes to conference.
SEES DANGER TOU. S. IN TREATY
. \
Syud Hossain Says AmericaShould Not Be Allied WithInternational Robbers.
BAN FRANCISQO June 30..TheUnited States should most unrom-proml«ingly refuse to be drawneither directly or Indirectly into thevote of European imperialism," de¬clared Hyud Hossain, orator andJournalist and leading aide to Gandbl,the Indian liberator. Hossain 1) hereon a lecture tour."There is a real danger of the
United States becoming so involvedthrough the four-power pact that Itwill eventually be exactly like therest of the nations sh« ia allied with,"commented Hosaain.He added: "The alliance Is wcon-
grous because this country is theHerat power that has built up itsgreatness within Itself by industrialdevelopment and peaceful progress.The other powers, Great Britain,France And Japan owe their great¬ness to International robbery."What then is the bond of union
In a moral sense between the Idealsand mchievements of this countryand the three powers? In Indiathe pact is construed to mean thatthe United States has underwrittenithe aggreasive and imperialistic pol-iclea of the powers named through¬out the world."Commenting on the Indian situa¬
tion, Hossaln suid that his cpuntryIs engaged in a life and deattistruggle to secure her national in¬dependence. That only when thelast vestige of British power Isdriven from India will the nativesthere be satltffigd."To Gandhi, our great leader, the
struggle is not a socially or ¦politicalbattle, it'is an effort to vindicatea principle. Oppression and coer¬cion in arry shape are to him adenial of the moral order of theuniverse."Gandhi is today acclaimed even
by many of the British as one ofthe greatest, men In the world. Hecondemns Violence and hatred ofevery sort and has nothing but lovefor his oppressors."The British in retaliation for his
policy of non-resistance have Im¬prisoned him and more than 4ft,000of our Aost intelligent and educatedleaders. Thai shows the measureof their desperation."The ultimate result of the strug¬
gle Is clear. It will end as allother encounters between mightand right in history have ended." .
THE STANLEY SHOPt 1209 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W.
YEAR'rSTOCK REDUCING SALESuits of Very Fine Quality
Of course, a man doesn't wear the.price ticket;he WEARS the clothes. But the PRICE TICKETtells what Tremendous Reductions have beenmade and that is what you are considerably in¬terested in. $40.$37.50, and $35 values $27,50You will be more interested in these excep¬
tional values because of the Unusual Quality youare getting for the money. Not because you are
paying Less, but because you are GETTINGMore. $50.$47.50, and $45 values $37.75 ]
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Blue Serge CoatsWhite Flannel Pants
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You will be mighty glad of the chance to dress upthis 4th of July with a Blue Beauty Double-breastedSerge Coat and White Flannel Trousers; our Famous.2 and 3-Button Advance ^Models Now Ready.
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Palm Beach, Mohairand Gabardine Suits
Mighty Fine Silk Mohairs.Palm Beach and Gabar¬dine Suits, also Silk Poplin.but that doesn't begin totell about their Workmanship, Fit and the TremendousReductions. You must see them to appreciate theirexcellence.
Onions, 3 lbs.,for 25c | Lemons,23c and 29cSpecials This Week {Including Monday, July 3)i
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S-lb. Bag Ceresota Flour, per bag . . . 25c13c size N. B. C. Old Time Cookies,per pkg. 10cSchimmePs Jelly, all varieties, per glass . 1OcNansen Sardines, per can . 11c
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Heinz Small Sweet Pickles, pint..... 25cHeinz Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint * . . . 25c
POTATOES, 10 lbs. 33c, 15 Ik 47cSanitary Butter, per lb 43cSanitary Eggs, per dozen 33cNut Marigold Margarine, per lb. 22j^cTop Notch Oleomargarine, per lb. 22J4c
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Certo, per bottle 33c Sanitary Catsup, 8 oz. bottle a.. 10cArmour's Grape Juice, pint 25cArmour's Grape Juice, quart 49cWelch's Grape Juice, pint 33cWelch's Grape Juice, quart 59cClicquot Ginger Ale, case $3.00Clicquot Root Beer, case $3.00Clicquot Sarsaparilla, case....: $3.00Clicquot Goods Can Be Assorted In Case
Heinz Ketchup, small 19cHeinz Ketchup, large 31cHires Root Beer Extract 19cBee Brand Root Beer Extract 15cMrs. Schlorer's Olive Naise... 16c and 35cBee Brand Mayonnaise 25cSchimmel's Salad Dressing 12c
Argo Red Alaska Salmon, can ..... 25cClover Leaf, % size can, Chinook Salmon 25cChum Salmon, tall can . . ........11cWhite Meat Tuna Fish . ... 20c and 40c2-in-l Shoe Polish .N 10cPee Chee White Cleantr 20cProtecto Safety Matches, 3 doz. for... 25cSafe Home Matches, box. 6cRoyal Blue Matches, box 5cJelly Glasses, doz. 1 35c and 39cBee Brand Insect Powder. 9cCotton Work Gloves, 2 pairs for 25cBlue Bird Brooms, each 89cRed Handle Brooms, each 69c
Creme Oil Soap, 3 cakes for: 25cCrystal White Soap, 5 cakes for.:.... .25cCrystal White Washing MachmeTFlake*23cPalm Olive Soap, 3 bars for .25cFlash Hand Geaner 9c and 12cFAB, package 11cIvory Soap Flakes. I.. 10cLux, package 10cRinso, package 6cStar Soap, 5 for. *. .24c
Another NEW STORE OPENS TOMORROWBRENTWOOD, MD. C<>rnerWells and Baker Sts.
