Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 25

PRESIENT PRASED FORBOLD SPEECH Republicans Call Him ‘Cour- ageous — Denounc!J by i Southern Democrats. r BY DAVID LAWRENCE. President Harding's speech at Bir- mingham, Ala., advocating political and economic equality for the negro was the “talk of the town” today. Southern democrats privately de-| nounced it and predicted that the hopes of the republican party for al “white republican vote” had been ab- solutely dashed to the ground. Re- jublicans commended the utterance as Lincolnesque. They called it a courageous speech, delivered, as it Wwas, in the heart of the south itself. Aspects Are Interesting. Irrespective of the merits of Mr. Harding's doctrine, there are certain interesting aspects to it from a i litical viewpoint. Republican cand dates have in the past spok. litical equality in their speeches without creating much of a ripple. Mr. Harding said virtually the same thing his presidential campaign as he it pleased the nezro voters : hardly mmented upon at t Fut as President no one has gone quite as far in recent years in han- dling the Harding. e admitte democracy tice both part ave had n- froversies about granting that equal- a1 months the leaders of an party have been plan- democra Some ha the way to do it is for some statement to be made which would republican negro domination. This has indeed been advocated by those republicans who hailed from the south, and who ch utterance was could be emocratic other hand, north- ican who have been helped in recent by the influx of n groes into their congressional d tricts have feared that such a stat ment would be regarded as hostile by northern negroe Has Tried Compromixe. Mr. Hardi as tried a com He declar does not be in social or equality. That's an important statement for a President of the United States to make. But while the south has always insisted shall and <ial equal true fe it may lead to social Jeast ‘the who hav southern democrats here whites. Such a status, they add, in- evitably carries with it social friction, Strong in Approval. indorsed Republ Mr. H Harding’ their e ing ou genuine and not The fact th had t negroes in pplauded od silent, as in the hear the utte tain, Mr. Hard- s bound | n. Indeed. prising if the | speeeh were a n Congress by the southern de 1Copyright, 1 BRITISH AND U. S. FENCING; TEAMS TO MEET HERE Matches to Be Held at Racquet| Club November 18 and 19. is the guest of the United States and_the Racquet | Club is host to them. Three hundred | ts will be open to subscription for sing_the matches, 150 for each night. Ladies will be admitted. Tickets not vember turned ove ity 1 Scotti Grand Opera Performance. of “La Boheme,” ven Monday afte A in the —_— wfoundland has an area of ahout 0 square miles. The deep-sea fish- bout the only source of | nd_industr ! Bouquet -Coffee Surprisingly Good 250 Per pound " “Burchell’s” 1325 F St. NW. medicati s sentie that it cannot ieritate the mostdelicate or inflame:d rarely resi:t Postam. Write S St., New Y::'l;“ ‘e sample, i . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, —— — e From the Juvenile A -Sa.[e for 60 Boys: , Fine Wool Knickerbocker Suits At the Lowest Price in Many Seasons The limit so remarkable are they. Included are some of our finest hand-tailored suits. Norfolks and other good models in choice fabrics. Sizes 9 to 18 years. Boys® Store, Fourth floor. The Best Sho Are the only kind worth your can ll:le fi:it_cd with the best shoes at lower prices than you would ordinarily expect to pay—if you choose in our Juve- nile Shoe Section, Fourth floor. Boys’ Tan or Black Calfskin Lace Shoes, 0F Boys’ Dark Brown or Black Calfskin Lace Shoes, English s to number of suits is about the only thing that is limited about this offering. Certainly the price, the quality, the values are beyond betterment. If we did not have the suits marked at this low price we would say it was impossible to offer such suits at $12.75— Fur-Trimmed Suits $58 belted model touches of black 'OUR MISSES’ SECTION OFFERS TOMORROW Exceptional Suit Values Tailored Suits $48 Aside from the satisfaction one finds in choosing a suit from such distinctive and youthful models—is the advantage of making a saving of such real importance what this offering gives you tomorrow. These are man-tailored suits, fashioned from such fabrics as duvet de laine, moussyne, and panvglaine—in Sorrento, navy and varied shades of brown uthful rippled style vored box coat suits are shown. TAILORED SUITS emphasi i ilk braid, self strappings and pipings—col- and that is just traightline, narrow and the always fa- their smart, trig lines with lars that are particularly desirable for wearing with your own furs. Misses’ Sectioni, Fourth floor. HANDSOME FUR-TRIMMED SUITS have large lux- urious collars of wolf in lovely gray and brown shades— brown dyed squirrel, caracul and nutria. Some also show embroidery and braid artistically applied. The smart of pique—these known and much-liked dresses of plain na or white serge—with braids and emblems in all sorts of at- tractive color combinations. es for Boys while to buy. Your boy Colored Flannel Middies —in red, green, blue and brown and smart heather colorings— have black or white trimmings. Navy Serge Middies Youths’ Dark Brown Black Calfskin Lace Shoes, broad in every schoolgirl's wardrobe h: into some very smart and novel styles. A red jersey blouse with navy serge pleated skirt— White poplin blouse, with col'ar, cuffs and pleated skirt of navy serge—tan ribbed jersey blouse with dark pleated skirt—straightline pleated dress ¢ shown along with the regular well Regulation Dresses FOR GIRLS youthful regulation dress that finds a place been newly designed with round white collar v, black, brown Priced $9 to $15 English Coats for School Girls $29.50 Smart models with snug button collar, cuffs, pockets and belt—made of dark blue last, with rubber Dlucher cut. Sizes 5o \elt sele, rub- 2 3 3 or brown English nap cloth heels. ‘Sizes 1 to 6. 2V to 3. $5. ber heels. Sizes 11 trimmed in white brown EAg P Warm Knit C l . . A Hall owe Underwear orrectly Corseting s For the Children Candy Surprise " Boys' Fine Ribbed Gray Wool and Cotton Combination Suits, high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. to fit boys 6 to 16 vears. $2.50 each. Children’s Fine Ribbed Wool and Cotton Combination Suits, round neck, elbow sleeves and knec_length, to fit children 5 to 15 vears of age. $2.25 each. Children’s Fine Ribbed Medium- wht Cotton Combination Suits, round neck, elbow sleeves and ankle length, to fit children 6 to 15 years. $1.50 each. Children’s Fine Ribbed Medium- weight Cotton Shirts and Draw- ers, high neck and long-sleeve style shirts and ankle-length drawers; to fit children 6 to 15 years of age. 90c to $1.20 a gar- ment, according to size. Children's Underwear Section, floor. Fourth Little Boys’ and Girls’ Umbrellas Black Tape-edge Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, sizes 18 to 24 inches: for the little girls there are assorted wood handles with bakalite wrist rings, and for the little boys the handles are in natural wood, opera shape Umbrella Section, First floor. . Make a Morning Appointment —with your favorite operator in our Hair Dressing and Mani- curing Section—it will be a most pleasant and easy duty to keep well groomed if you will come in the morning hours, when operators are not rushed and can give you best atten- tion. Phone for an early morn- ing appointment—Main 5306. Permanent waving; clay pack for face bleaching. New coif- fures—we can perfectly match your hair, too, with natural wavy switches—French and ribbon transformations, cluster curls and pin waves. Hair Dressing and Manlcuring Seetion, tioor. i Second French Gilt Vanity Boxes —another of milady’s charming accessories, in’ the matter of keeping her nose powdered wherever she may be. These newest ones are in that desired flat shape, perfectly fitted, with mirror, puff and powder—in white, flesh, brunette or rouge. Priced $1. Perfamery Section, First fioor. the Young Girl ;l’hruugh the selection of models especially designed for her. THE FERRIS offers a corded corset of pink or white coutil, very lightly boned, hooking in front, lacing in back —with two pairs of hose supporters. ELASTIC WAISTLINE SPORT CORSET, short hip model, of pink broche, with two pairs of hose supporters. CHILD'S WAIST, buttoning in front, lacing in back, with shoul- der stra hown in pink or white coutil. THE L# LL GIRDLE, designed to afford plenty of freedom, but at the same time furnishing the necessary support of the figure. THE C. B. JUNIOR CORSET, with very short skirt, part elastic waistline; very lightly boned. IDEAL (.:01(51]:'.’1‘ WAIST, oi pink broche, with shoulder straps. ELASTIC AND SATIN GIRDLES, in Treo, Gotham and Bien - Jolie models; 6% to 16 inches long. Priced $1 to $5 Corset Section, Third fleor. Luzette Silk Petticoals A new model for women, $6.75 The Luzette is a most attractive new petticoat, fashioned of soft taffeta—with a deep pleated flounce finely tucked. The colorings are especially pretty and delicate—an amber shade tones into orchid, blue into brown and green to rose or blue. Silk Jersey Pettibloomers, $5 io $9 In a weight quite heavy enough for the coldest Fall weather. Generously cut and we'l reinforced models. There are three pleated ruffles and a double-shirred cuff at the knee—giving an attractive finish—while you may choose them in almost any one of the wanted Fall coforings. Petticout Section, Third floor. Women’'s Sports and Golf Oxfords An Advance Model That Is Readily Assuted of Approval A Smart Oxford, made of smoked elkskin, with duplex rubber sole and double-breasted heel; saddle strap with cut-out effect, perfora- tions around cut-out and back- stay. Worn with or without the shawl tongue. Priced $10. The il'ustration shows the new- ness of this oxford as well as the striking color combination. Women's Shoe Section, Third l?ut For the Kiddies, 50c You have some little boy or girl you want to remember on Halloween, and here is a spe- cially prepared box, appropri- ately decorated and tied with pumpkin ribbon. The candy consists of. choco- lates and fancy candies in a nice assortment. attractively arranged, each kind separately, and ail of 1t pure ana wnose- some. Assorted Chocolates. . . 55C for a pound box A Very Special Value Candy Section, Fourth floor. Halloween Costumes FOR CHILDREN AND ADULT Every popular style for this night of fun. $2.50 to $10 Toy Store, Fourth tloor. New Liberty Luncheon Sets, $1 —we call them luncheon sets, but they may be used for breakfast as well, and provide an inexpensive way of keeping vour table attractive, and at the same time save so much linen washing. There are three new patterns, a tray set, of five pieces, and a thirteen-piece set, with 1 large center, 6 plate doilies and 6 cup and saucer doilies—in very pretty colored designs. Art Needlework Section, Second floor. Women’s Warm Sleeping Garments Of soft, cozy, comfortable outing flannels in pretty col- orings. Gowns, $1 to $3. Outdoor Sleeping Garments, $2.50. Pajamas, one piece, §2.50. Bloomers and Short Petticoats, 75¢c and $1. Knitted Petticoats, 75c to $4. Muplin Underwear Sectiox, Third floor. of Supreme Importance . Here’s a Glove iafiz of Women’s Fine Real Kid Gloves Specially priced at *1.85 pair ; "T'wo-clasp Glace Overseam Gloves with Paris point embroidery, all white | or black with white stitching. Every pair of these gloves is of fine genu- ine kidskin, and were imported direct by us, which enables us to offer them at this remarkably low price. This price of $1.85 is one that can be associated with pre-war values, and the saving is so attractive and important that we cannot emphasize it too st gly. . ion, First flour. VELOUR HATS TO WEAR WITH OVERCOATS Our Velour Hats are the fine, soit, silky qualities: some of them closely clipped to look like beaver. and others of deep pile. In new shades of gray, brown and black. The velour Hat is considered the ideal hat for wear with the rich. warm Ulsters and Ulsterettes, and the dark shades are much worn with the more dressy types of coats. Stetson Velours, $15, Plus Tax Other Velours at $6, $7.50 and $10 FELT HATS, in every wanted ;OTWE - : g e it EW TWEED AND HOME- ;‘;"‘50"“ f:‘;fg“de’ individual Mlocks. gpyyN CLOTH HATS., $3 each: Caps, $2, $2.50 and $3. Men's Hat Section, First floor. SILK CRAVATS French, Italian and Swiss s combined with American weaves give an assortment that is broader, more varied and more handsome than ever before. MADRAS SHIRTS Stripes again predominate in Men's Shirts.and the colorings are pleasing and well chosen. One, two and three- toned combinations, blended with a re- finement that pleases men of particular s ’ demands. Bright and colorful effects that are QUR SHIRTS AT $3 consist of high- refined, or dark, subtly-toned ones. grade woven madras that will give the CRAVATS AT $2, in a particularly large and fine assortment, varied enough to meet all tastes. HANDMADE KNITTED AND CRO- CHET CRAVATS, $2.50; many new and unusual color combinations. Other Cravats, $1, $1.50, $2 to $4. utmost satisfaction—and the colors are fast. Other grades of shirts at $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.50, $4 and $5. SILK SHIRTS include heavy jerseys. crepes and broadcloths in plain white and colors, and a wealth of stripes, $7.50 each, plus tax. MEN'S SHOES—EXCEPTIONAL AT #10 $10 is not a new price with us, but the value at the price is a new onc. Shoes of this quality were priced fully one-third higher last year, and then the workmanship was not as careful or as conscientiously done. You can active Engilish get medium and heavy weights in this assortment; disti lasts, conservative American effects and Blucher models. TANANDBLACK ) & { RUSSIA CALESKIN BROGUE OXFORDS 1 0 } NORWEGIAN GRAIN AND HIGH SHOES ‘ ( AND CORDOVAN Whatever kind of Shoe you want you can find it here at $10. A num ber of the models are now shown in our Men's Shop window. Men's Shoe Section, First flwor. AMONG SUCCESSFUL MEN-— vie) Hirsh, Wickwire Clothes are exactly the right clothes for such men. Few custom tailors can hope to Qpproac_h their expression, their easy poise, their individuality. Toillustrate, whenever a hard-to-fit man first tries on the Hirsh, Wickwire model especially designed for his type, we have secured a new lifelong friend of Among the genuinely .successful ‘men you know—what a tremendous differ- ence from each other in personality, manner, appearance. And yet even some of these men fail to realize that just the right clothes rein- force, the individuality, which makes them distinctive. HirsH, WickWIRE CLOTHES May we have the pleasure of showing yeou.these Exclusive Clothes Prices are extremely moderate. Second floor. Men's Clothes Bection,