Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1921, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1921 CHARGES LOBBYISTS ARE ‘ASSISTANT GOVERNMENT’ Head of Farmers' Union Names Many Firms and Representa- tives in Statement. A new and powerful “assistant” gove ernment, made up of representat of special interests, is operating In to charges contained in a statement issued here Jast night by Charles S. Barrett, presi- dent of the National Farmers' Union and chairman of the National Board ‘Washington, according -of Farm Organization. Mr. Barrett gives the names of per- ‘Sons he says belong to “this in esting and patriotic collection of men and women" and declares the sistant” government has an adv tage over the constitutional govern- ment in that it is more effectu: trained for its work. He says even the foreign govern- not without there repre- it is ments are sentatives here, and that, while improper for a foreign diplomat attempt to influence American le; lative or executive action. a way been found to accomplish this thro legislative committees that have been of educa- These committees, he created under the names tional bureaus. have no definite or tang mat, ¥ lomat represents is the beneficiary of their activities, Mr. Barret names Joseph of Chicago. president of the Un States Chamber of Commerce, as princi of the prominent members of the “as- He also refers to Alfred P. Thom, general manager, of the Association of Railway Exec- has for vears the inter- state and foreign commerce commit- sistant” government utives, who., he “benevolently in ted tees of both houses of Congress what ought to be done to and for railways." The National facturers he alludes to as one of most “virile and resourceful izations™ that is assisting the ple an enlightened administration.” Individuals named by Mr. Barrett, in addition to Mr. DeFrees and Thom, are J. D. A. Morrow dent of the National Coal George H. Cushing. managing director of the Wholesale Coal Dealers’ ciation; James A. Emery, counsel for the National Associa of Manufacturers: Willis Compton the Hardwood Lumbermen's tion, John H. Kirby of the Southern Strasbaugh, Pine Men, and R. T. president of the National Association. Other interests which, Mr. Ba says, are represented in the sistant’ government” are the Ini tute of American Meat Packers, American Automobile Association, Southern Pine Men. Chemists’ Association Council of facturers. cation Society, Founders' tion. Highway Industries Assoclat American Automobile Chamber Commerce, National Bureau of Wh sale Lumber Mining Congress, Cann; Association, tional Oil Bureau, National leum Association, American Law Association, National Commi of Gas and Electric Service, National Committee on Public Utilities Condi- tions, Dixie Freight Association, tional Association for Constitutional Government, National Association Protection of American Rights ‘Mexico, National Popular Government League, National Committee to cure Rank Negro Business Voters' League. League, National Association, National Patriotic Press, League for the Preservation of Amer- jecan Independence, National Associa- tion of Colored Races. National Com- mittee of Armenian and Syrian lief. National Federation of Federal Women's Employes and National Trade Union League. —_— RAP HOLDING OF DEBS. Labor Union Men Also Take Irish Question. A resolution condemning the incar- ceration of Eugene B. Debs, while fen enemies have been released executive order, was adopted by Cen- tral Labor Union at its weekly meet- ing in Musicians’ Hall, 1006 E street, last night. Mark Jackson. general counsel the central body, delivered an promptu address on the Irish ques- the rule of Eng- tion. condemning land, which, he said. “showed its sults fn the fact that during the c est months of the vear children could be seen upon the streets of London and Liverpool treading barefoot over This is pavements iced with sleet. typical of the government which held the Irish people in subjection,” | he declared. He read an original poem on * bor's Message to Erin." sation passed a2 motion indorsing Amerfcan committee for relief in land and contributing a substantial subscription to the fund. any aceredited diplo- ountry which the dip- De Frees Association of Manu- organ- gov- ernment in its effort to give “the peo- general tion | n of Manufacturing of America, American Cotton Manu- Southern Industrial Edu- Associa- Distributers. American American Realty Exchange, National Merchant Marine League of Commission Merchants of the United States, Na- N: Petro- Patent for Army Nurses, National | National Forestry | | et The organi- the ives ter- ha van- ally to gis- ha ugh | ible ipal ited one on the the ers' ett ‘as- sti- the the ion, of ole- ttee Na- for in Se- Re- Up with the new Easter frock or suit. blue, gray. brown, etc. All lengths. $2.00 Extra Size Petticoats, $1.50 blue, gray, etc. Made with tailored mounce; all lengths: full cut sizes. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. is looking for. We this splendid showing. Mitzis, bandeau sailors and Cellophane. naments and novelties. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. byl for im- Te- old- | has Ire- Easter Greeting Cards— —that really mean some- thing come from this shop. There is not a person of yYour acquaintance who would not appreciate re- ceiving a Card or an Easter Novelty from you at this season. Of course, vou will wish to remem- ber your friends, and by coming to the National Remembrance Shop at once you will get just the Cards you are seeking and save time, too. 2 for 5¢ to $1 Each (Mr. Foster's Shop) 14th Street One Door From McHale Relief McHale's Home Remedy is produclag semarkable resuits that hundreda Eef from sufferizg sud pain (wbich this practicai chemist Lastizg relef. * saffer any longer. jome Remedy brings reet relief, WASHINGTON DENTISTS Rev. J. M. O'Briea ireh, Wash nxto o aelighted wi e of Mclisle's Remedy he ‘Sliowed e re Dublian e letter, ‘as follows: ‘Huving suflered for a oo shea a0d having lost quite x Triend gave me a bott $ile was more than a 3 Bave my remaining teeth. The relief way mediate and permanent uaran to relieve, §2.00, oo sale at int's. cHale Home Pyorrhea Remedy, Inc. 817 District | Was| Pyorrhea or Rigg’s Disease Remedy Brings Prompt of “letters expresaing deep gratitude for the welcome re- |9 ught) are flowing in. discovered after long from intense suffe; ateed to bring quick 'OMMENDED AND USED BY pastor of St Peter's m Large sze bottle. mal Bank Bldg. 8, D. Co such woa- M your Two-Trousers Suits for Boys $9.75, $12.75 $15 There’s double service in these boys’ two-trousers suits, and the fine quality materials and throughly good workman- ship make them the most economical and satisfactory suits for dress or school wear. New spring models, in single and double breasted styles are shown in the new shades and colorings, as well as navy blue serges of guaranteed fast col- or and yarn dye. Coats with inverted or box pleats and lined with alpaca. Both pairs of trousers full lined. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. ’ e | 29¢ Yard-Wide Percales at 18(: Yard 3o-inch Percales, light grounds, in a large assortment of checks. stripes, dots and figures; extra fine high-count qual- ity. Correct texture for men’s or boys’ shirts, women’s and children’s wear. 39¢ Dress Ginghams, 25¢ 36-inch Dress Ginghams, in beautiful plaids, staple and fancy checks, stripes and plain colors. A very fine quality that will launder perfectly. 39¢ Printed Crepe, 25¢c 32-inch Printed Plisse Crepe, in neat floral patterns; fine soft- finish grade, for making kimonos and house dresses. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. rug absolutely perfect. $22.50 Hodges Wool and Fiber Rugs $13.75 9x12-ft. Heavy-weight Reversible Wool and Fiber Ruges, the well known Hodges “Abac” brand. Strictly perfect quality, in artistic oriental, medallion and plain cen- | ters, with rich borders. Choice colorings of green, rose, blue, tan, olive and brown. 7.6x0-ft. Size, h $16.75, at $9.45 6x0-ft. Size, Worth $15.00, at $7.95 $32.50 Seamless Brussels Rugs ‘W. & J. Sloane’s All-wool Face Brussels Rugs, $ 19 75 woven colorings of rose, tan, blue. green, red and brown. Pretty medallion, oriental and floral designs. | ox12-t. Size, Worth $1650 ders. All=Silk Jersey Petticoats at $4.50 A special offering of All-silk Jersey Petticoats, just in time to wear Shown in all the very newest and most fashionable spring shades, as well as two-toned effects, in henna, New Extra Size Petticoats, of floral satin: fine, lustrous quality: in brown, $5 assortments and unrivaled values. and are the epitome of smart style and exclusiv “different”—and just what the woman who wants opend up many new cases of beautiful E Millinery—choose yours tomorrow from the vast range of styles now on view in have | | and tailored styles. | made of Tagal, Milan, Hair Braid, Lisere | i i | Trimmed with flowers, fruit, fancy or- | | Rus From Auct just All the new. novel and distinctive models for Easter—small sai'ors, pokes, fancy shapes and Delightfully New Hats! Chic models just arrived. colors—plenty of black. Very widest of choosing—you'll find the hat for your Easter smartness. " Colors are Porcelain, Tangerine, Harding Blue, Black, Navy and Brown. $1.95 to $4.95 Featuring Wonderful Assortments and Out-of-the-Ordinary Values in These Two Specialized Groups at ’ $10 What a fascinating display it is—rich in beauty and newness, offering greatest These hats come to us from the best makers ness. something out of the ordinary” They are hats that are ster Plenty of Zinc, Tomato, Children’s Easter Hats An incomparable showing of all that is new and becoming in children’s hats Hundreds of Fashion's charming styles for juveniles and their older sisters will be on display to- morrow--Hats that will appeal to children and prices that are well within the limits of the average mother’s purse. Girls’ Easter Dresses Special at $4.98 Beautiful new models of sheer organdie, in a number of delightful styles; skirts with val laces, deep hems and tucks; sleeves and waists have pretty lace trimmings and ribbons. All sizes 6 to 14 years. Exceptional values at $4.98. Little Tots' Hats, $1.25 and $1.98 Of pink and blue organdy; dainty, bows of organdy. Girls’ White Dresses, $8.98 Beautiful skirts, bons. White Net Dresses, with dainty picoted ruffies on waists and Waists finished with satin rib< Cholce of several and smart models; sizes 6 to 14 years Girls’ Middy Dresses, $3.69 Of Lonsdale jean, and navy blue; trimmed styles, ite braid, oke-plaited with flat wi blem and sizes 6 to 14 year: plain white silk em- BKirts: sleeves. pretty hirred models, trimmed with Girls’ Gingham Dresses, $2.98 Pretty New Gingham Dresses, in an assortment of plaids, checks and plain colors. Trim- med with white or contrasting colors; finished with sash or belt; sizes 6 to 14 years. Little Girls’ Dresses, $2.98 to $4.50 | White Organdy Dresses, in a | variety of pretty models: lace trimmed, tucked and ribbon trim- med styles; for the little girls from 2 to 5 years of age. rg's—Third Floor. Women’s 85¢ Union Suits, 69¢ Women’s Gauze Cotton Sum- mer-weight Union Suits, low neck, and sleeveless or band top style, with lace or shell knee; regular and extra sizes. Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs 8x10-ft. Size, Worth $1250 Worth $8.95 1095 §$8.45 Heavy Rag Rugs, light and dark hit-and- miss effects, with various color band bor- Well made, serviceable rugs for many rooms in the house, especially desirable for spring and summer use. 6x9-ft. Size, $5.85 Small Rugs Close to Half Price 27x52-inch Velvet Rugs, in floral and oriental designs. Wort! 33.50, at 8198, Vi = " 28x74 Hit-and-miss design Rag Rugs. 18x36 Stenciled design Grass Rugs, in green, blue and brown. | Worth B0c each, 2e. ion Sale At Y4 to 15 Below Regular Prices Our purchase of rugs from the recent auction sale held by the Empire Carpet Co. in New York city brings this un- usual chance to save on spring and summer floor coverings. We obtained concessions that permit us to offer new, desirable rugs at average reductions of one-fourth to one-half from prevailing prices, and every housewife who pur- chases her rugs in this sale may buy with the fullest confidence that these are the best values offered in years. Cork-Filled Linoleum Rugs 3x12-foot Size, in gray, service. 9x12 ft. Pt . $3.98 Armslrn:,x’! Cork-filled Linoleum Rugs, ue, and parquetry flooring designs; heavy bur- lap back grade that will give unlimited By joining two of these rugs to- gether you can form rugs size 6x12 ft. and | Misses’ 75c Union Suits, { 45¢ Summer weight; low neck and sleeveless; lace trimmed and tight knee pants; sizes 2 to 16 years. Worth 45C 75¢ Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Every . $2.98 brown and green oriental ‘Worth $1.75, at $1.10, snugly. Complete range of sizes. Goldeaberg’s—Third Floer. New “C. B.” Corsets Our stock of the famed C. B. Corsets is complete with all the newest models for spring and summer. Of pink and white materials, in medium and long hip styles, for slender, average or stout figures. When wearing a C. B. Corset & woman is sure of having her gowns fit correctly and Priced at $3.00 to $5.00 A Sale Unequal for Savings! Women’s New Easter Suits : Worth $29.75 to $39.75 $24.50 When vou see them you will wonder still further at the astonishing values offered. This is truly a saving chance that comes rarelv—doubly important with Easter a few weeks off! Twelve different styles to select from, representing the most favored Spring, 1921, fashions. The materials are: Fine Twills and French Serge. Styles embrace the ripple, box coat, tailleur, embroidered. new-flare effects and other models. cffectively and smartly trimmed with narrow or wide silk braid or silk stitching. ins All are handsomely lined with plain or fancy silks. Included are & in sizes up to 5275, Colors are New Blue, Tan, Navy and Black. Tricotines, Poiret number of “Stylish Stout” Suits, nnmaif o Women’s & Misses’ New Spring Coats and Wraps $12.50 to $49.00 Cleverly styled new Spring Coats and Wraps, in the most wanted spring shades, executed in materials that find favor with every woman and young miss this season. The values are a con- crete demonstration of this store’s ability to offer correct styles in the most wanted garments at lowest possible prices. There are graceful and practical wraps for sport wear and dressy or tailored coats for every oc- casion, as well as graceful, loose drapey wraps and embroidered styles, The materials include Camel’s Hair, Bolivia, Covert Cloth, Wool Velour, Polo Cloth, Velour Checks and Plaids, Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Silvertone and Heathertone. Some full silk lined, others lined to waist and still others unlined. Leading colors of Trooper Blue, Rust, Jade, Navy, Tan, Gray, Reindeer, Pekin and Henna. Sizes 16 to 44 for women and misses. Goldenberg's—SBecond Fleer. $4.00 All-Wool Tricotine $2.98 a Yard 54-inch All-Wool Tricotine, a fine, close-woven grade, one of Fashion's favorite weaves for Spring and Summer wear. Black, navy and other shades. $2.50 All-Wool French | $2 All-Wool Storm Serge, $1.49 Serge, $1.39 -inch All-wool French Serge, 54-inch All-wool Storm Serge, a fine close-twilled grade, in & | a double-warp grade, in black, rich shade of navy blue. navy blue and brown. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 44-Inch White Chiffon Voile 44-inch White Chiffon Voile, an extra fine, sheer, two-ply quality. with the beautiful soft clinging chiffon finish that makes it so desirable for dainty waists and dresses for sum- mer wear. Snow-white bleached—made of finest combed yarns. $2 Longcloth, $1.69 35c Cannon Cloth, 22c 36-inch English Longeloth, 34-inch White Cannon Cloth, a fine chamois-finish quality; full | , SRR PR i e el cavy linen-finish quality. for women's and children's wear, 25c White Nainsook, 16c 36-inch White Nainsook, a fine, close-woven, soft-finish grade, for undergarments. 59c White Organdy, 35¢ 40-inch White Organdy, extra fine, sheer, cobweb-finish quality, for walsts or dresses. boys’ wash suits, etc. 35c Plisse Crepe, 25¢ 30-inch Plisse Crepe, in plain pink, light blue and white; a very fine quality for lingerie. Goldenberg's—First Floor. New Spring Silks At Splendid Savings Included are the most favored weaves in vogue for spring and summer dresses. $2.00 Satin Messaline, $1.49 35-inch Colored Satin Messaline, heavy satin-face quality, in a full range of street and evening shades, also black. $2.00 Silk Foulards, $1.69 36-inch All-silk Foulards, fine quality; beautiful designs, on black, navy, Copen, and brown grounds. $1.00 Silk Poplin, 89c 36-inch Colored Silk Poplin, extra heavy, high lustrous quality, in a large assortment of wanted street and evening shades, also black and white. $3.50 Baronet Satin, $2.98 40-inch Baronet Satin, brilliant, lustrous quality, in white, silver, turquolse, old rose, gray, tan, Copen, pink, brown, ‘bisque and navy Goideaberg's—TFirst t Floor, quomen’s Black Satin Stripe Hose at 89c Pair Women’s Black Satin Stripe Hose, pure thread silk, with mock seam back; slight irregular weaves of $2.00 values. The vogue for spring wear. 25¢ Children’s Fine Ribbed Stockings, in black and tan emty: all sizes up to 9% worth 39¢ palr ..... Geldanberg's—Tirst Ficer, $1.25 Reversible Terry Cloth, 55¢ Yard A high-grade drapery fabric that has the appearance of ex- pensive velour, in light and dark colorings: choice of stripe, tapestry effect. floral and bird designs. Full bolts, from which we will cut the desired number of yards.—Fourth Floor. 50c and 59c Cretonnes, 29 Heavy-weight Washable ( tonnes, in mill lengths from 8 vards, but as much as 100 yards Choice of light or ‘dark bird. floral #nd tapestry s. Ideal for draperies, . cushion and furniture clip coverings. First Floor—Bargain Table. Easter Ribbons Five-inch Ribbons, all for hair bows, ete The lot narive 3 a, mofre and fancy of Hair- Yard. . bow Ribbons, in a beautiful array of colors and combina- tions. Also bright-colored plaids; good. heavy qualities. Priced at. 69c and 79c Yard Wide Ribbons, for vests, combinations of gold and silver on navy. blue and $l.59 brown grounds; cx- Goldenberg's—First Floor. in ta effects. Large assortment quisite designs. Yard 39c Linene Suiting at 25¢c Yard 34-inch Linene Suiting. a heavy. firm-woven quality, with the appearance of linen suiting. In old rose. copen, tan, laven- der, pink and linen colors. 59c Organdies, 49¢ 40-inch Plain Color Organdies fine, sheer, cobweb-finish quality, in a large assortment of street and evening shades. 50c Poplins, 44c -inch Poplins, yarn merceriz- ed quality, with rich, lustrous finish. In light blue, gray, old rose, pink, lavender, copen, navy, black and white. 75c Batiste, 59¢ 40-inch Embroidered Batiste, a fine mercerized quality, in beautiful embroidered designs; colors include old rose, pink. copen, lavender, peach and navy blue. Goldenberg's—First Floor. $1.59 Seamless Sheets 81x90 Inches—Perfect Quality, Special at $1.29 Good, Durable Sheets of standard quality sheeting cot- ton, 81x90 inches, full double- bed size—the heavy linen-finish kind. Every sheet perfect qual- ity. Special for Wednesday at $1.29 each. $3.00 Bedspreads, $2.49 80x90 White Dimity Bed- spreads, full double-bed size; perfect quality; finished with neatly hemmed edges. 50c Pillowcases, 33c 45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, large size; heavy, firm-woven quality with deep hems. 20c White Cambric, 14c 36-inch White Cambric, a fine, close-woven, soft-finish grade, for general use. $1.79 Bleached Sheets, $1.44 90x90 Seamlesc Bleached Sheets, extra large size; free from starch or dressing. 25¢ Unbleached Sheeting, 15¢ 40-'nch Unbleached Sheeting Cotto a heavy round-thread quality, for making bed sheets. Goldenberg's—First Floor.