Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1922, Page 34

B - r | IPARTY HEADS WILL | DODGEWET ISSUE |HEE SAVERS Wine and Beer Question Held Important Only in Cer- tain Localities. Dashingly new! At the BY DAVID LAWRENCE. ' I weeds . ‘Will light wines and beer ‘be an i MOVIES issue in the congressienal campaign JEER < And this autumn? 1 3 X ‘Q‘- after The view at both republican and - $ 50 : MEALS democratic national headquarters as . g o outlined te this correspondent is that L/ Milli neither party will make an Issue of < ons eaten Monthly it, but that it may become of vital importance in certain localities. The ~ e American Federation of Labor, in its appeal for the election of members of Congress who will vote for light Qs e Sl = Winca Snd beer ‘as tnely “interpreiat \. - Sport-suits with .. tion" of the elghteenth amendment, - y does not name eithér party as the tlu]p‘rit oj..pr{n!. medium through which a change can . - - be effected. . And If the prohibition sumptuously styled . laws ever are revised the chances are the vote will be bi-partisan. ate Sentiment Is Divided. b . N R o As analyzed by the political lead- § » ers here, the cities and natural cen- ters are Interested in seeing the sale g St of light wines and beer mads legal, Medium length coats, 32, 34 and 36 SIS\ the countcy district are Jst € inches are the approved styles Usually citles and industrial cen- ters in the north are strongly demo- * ® % ¥ cratic and also “wet” In recogni- - tion of this sentiment republicans e : who sought election In‘larger city 0 e s % forinatance (IBMITmOTe ! Wear the coats with or without belts; have them with side pockets, patch and Philadelphia, have openly favor- ed light wines and beer. o o pockets, double pockets—as sporty as you please. e canvass by polltical - : Soe quarters here shows that the agita- : i i e chine Pl et D S As an evidence of their quality note that coats are lined with' crepe d spotty. It ebbs and flows. In some or peau de cygne silks. 5 localities it is acute, while in other®. 5 {C1x conatdsredim'dend quéstion polit Street and sport shades—rose, green, rust, orchid, cherry, lilac, tan, copen, blue. cally. Despite the announcement of the . 3 - Intention of the American Federation Misses’ sizes 14 to 18; women'’s, 36 to 44. of Labor to wage an active cam- a (The Hecht Co., second fiser.) palgn for light wines and beer, el her RdoniooratioRnicril repunlican S S ——————— leaders believe the fight will become ~ nation-wide. Of course, no one can tell what the issues will be in the primaries, and the experience of poli- ticlans is that in a congressional elec- tion an accumulation of discontent has its effect in producing changes. It the light wines and beer sgita- tion should grow, the republicans have more to fear from It than the democrata. ¥or this s the first con- gressional election since natlo pro- hibition went into effect which is not Hot Chocolate | |bisiien went ino,smect which s 2et dential election. It affords the voters 16-button $ a l 5 length When in the vicinity, the first opportunity to center their enjoy a delicious cup of | |Geai A" Bo American Federation ourhot chocolate. There } | frort to fepea the slghicentn amend- encrgy on @ cold or tir- ) |rR Bi, CorETyE 106, hne what ing d;y, is not intoxicating within the mean- ing of the eighteenth amendment. The Supreme Court of the United States has sald so. If the American people, therefore want Jto elect re- publicans and democrafs pledged to \ raise the alcoholic content from one, = half of c:’na rr cent to'two per cent or = = f Kl l" i two and three-quarters per cent, a || ' 2 ilks—fine simple majority of Congress can Fresh spring gloves—famous Kaye: = | 12th&Fsts. 15th & G Sts. achieve the desired result for them with the 734 Catumia Ross. Tiinolk ki nezemmty_of sabbitting Kayser making. 16-button length, all with Several states. Kayser double finger tips. 1,200 pairs to go. Congress it would be a question of influencing the southern democrats, - . who are dry, to change their views. be visibly moved by any pronounced demonstration in nor;hern ‘damomcy in favor of a more liberal interpreta- . tion of the liquor laws. S . AaSee Y ] -featured .at In connection with the agitation for : : Formerly 1339 F St. light wines and beer a new- factor has lately been introduced. It is the Now Located suggestion that a tax on the legal sale of light wines and beer would bring in more than sufficient reve- a nue to pay the soldier bonus and would deliver a body blow at the bootlegger, who evades income tax and plies his trade at an immense profit. OFFERS FOR But, politically speaking, the issue looks at present as if it will be local and non-partisan. And neither the re- aly publican nor democratic national ne e n chairmen has ‘any present intention of regarding it as'a party matter. (Copyright, 1022.) Fall Sized Lift-Top Wardrobe Trunk |KRAINE DECLARED o, at 9975 INDEPENDENT STATE These Tranks Are 5-Ply Constraction and Are Covered KHAREOV, Ukrainian Republic, February 1.—President Rakowsky of at 49c. Almost as fast as a “hit” 2 s is produced in New-York or favorite. As numbered: here at 49¢c.. 10-inch -double- ming. Rubber sole and heel. “$3. disc style. Some of the many 2—brown calf brogue oxford. titles. i with Hard Fiber 4—tan calf walking oxford with- perforations. An That I Need Is Song of Indis 34 and 36-inch Full Sized |yxrainia nas d a statement to oa 2ioe| DasiberBloe - - el General Parpose Trunk | somewirs pune it gene pone | BEL Fieiisheil, S e Jyies At e GHE | tne raing e & from end ndopendent B | RN Frances e’ ~ Women's -hose: a sale! “tily finished. This Week's elgn affairs. Nevertheless he pro- e B B I e P % 4 b at .’8.75 foBsed great loyalty to- the Moscow cave bn Littls Fingers hae : . s Shinesan. Special, / Heretofore_the relations between D e O perose Wint Rese Full-fashioned-silks 2 ] i ¥ycko andl taverted | pleat chack. Cout Hard Fiber Covered and Ukrainia and the Russian socialist April Showers 1 Wonder if You Seamed-back silks i z # . ” { ¢ ‘ Reinforced with Center Bands federal soviet republic -%:Z:x Deen o Twantiey ol Car gor e - ioned Tnce lish . full lined; knickers alio:full lined. | ey e st teoemon ||| EAC o ke Eultfashioned lace fisles =+ < = shege 810 11 < s T k under Moscow supervision. Trotsky, | Under $1 for such hose is the best news we've had for- “* % % teamer . 7 4 ln s &'{.,'fé:‘,"d::{ fl',’:,'.,'f,‘{u'r{,‘".‘:,:'fif{f:;: (The Hecht Go.—second floor.) gome days. Upwards of 600 pairs, including: A B P | 34and 36 Inches |l Verains bt el has B / —Fullfusbioned siks in brown and grev. - ' oys’ Caps Ono Work 'y 310_50 tion and communications aystems of —Seamed-back silk hase, in black and brown. : ¢ $Special the O .‘f‘:s?fé’gsm‘.“ ;'“:E:‘:::’,‘?:E‘:‘E Bovs’ bl'o —All ave mercertsed lsle tops. o - Reduced to 79c Of 5-Ply Construction | ¥iosco win —Fullfashioned miercerized -lisle -hose, -in openwork-lace patterns.” e e e e » T peped, e . * Vol infi;fllr}eellonl. and Moscow handles-it = - . Wi gloves. President Rakowsky says the - Gomine i Contde |55 menp o wll - Brogues mportant. bandit - actions | . Leather Lined agaiust the soviet regime and 38 In absolute control of & well ordered i " d B transport system. all ags £ The Uikraine contains the great fce- 'ree ports of Odessa and Nicolaeff, as well as many lesser ports on the Ukraine is the most important and most interesting of the twenty-odd ated on paper, and the federatipn is _ | students of international relations. shades and styles, sz '. The Far Eastern Republi icedfrom . . . - ... called Mongolian republic, priced from jan, Armenia, Georgia and a various ™ assortment of near republics in the r) Caucasus, Trans-Caucasus and: Turke- stan might slough off wnhont.pntmnf the Moscow regime in great peril. But it would probably spell disaster if the Ukraine were to tire of ‘being the tail_to the Moscow kite. According to advance estimates, the Moscow government was to have 65.- 000,000 poods (36 pounds each) of ADERS of THE WASH. grain from the Ukraine -as its share visiting of the grain tax. The estimates were ngon are Invited to make reduced later to 45,000,000 poods be- THE WASHINGTON cause of bgd crops in parts of the Ukraine and reduced acreage.: The amount actually delivered by the Ukraine to Moscow is 15,000,000 poods, and President Rakowsky says 15,000,000 poods more will be deliv- d. X 9 "fihch of th¢. banditism In the Advice obtained on_all ine grew out of the indisposi- matters of travel, and where tion of the Ukrainians to-pay grain Ty he raced (hrough th3 Aae: || larso Sopd enoah foc 1ts owa Pupe: ';y"'::'ri"l_"' rtment conducted Tation, and, regardless of Prty bl £ | Alons, rese; T o P H A M Fue aniwor of e “wota” to this 1z Always. he;-'e : New ; Sp.ring Shoes | Onlyfonr.nylubeumwohfi'toeommw C 3 Why pay 75c or $1 when'iden- to make possible the $5 price. :But note the- tical selections are always here styles sketched—each is a brandmew spring Some hose are slightly “irregular,” others are perfect. styles. S (The Hockt Co—tirst fionr) = % it 5550 [rirenrae ol | RN | Tots" white frocks, 52 We have a large line of Ladies’ | 1$PuPlics which Moscow .has feders ) : Simplest Arm Bags and Vanities in the new |being watched with great interést by % o 3 X and - smartest - § Fiber silk. scarfs .~ are .to the fore = One illustrated at left Thiese fiber silk scarfs fit in_smartly with sport styless: Soft pastel shades or richly colorful with the shimmer of satin. Fringed ends. $295 to $5.95. ‘Frolaset front-lace corsets 52.89 Regularly $5 The corset is the foundatibn of the spring costume, and in this era of sports wear the easy fitting Frolaset is most satisfactory to build upon. - - - - Pink: coutil or brocade, low or medium bust, with elastic inserts at bust and back. Highly desirable for slender and medium size. women. (The Hecht Ceo., second fioor.) 3o lmponed“fl.ing'efle” bloomers $ l 45 Lingette is’ woven of finely spun. cotton, highly mercerized to look like satin, which'$ resembles in weight and texture. But lingette will outwash |} and outwear any satin. ¥ Just as nkfu-hed —with elastic at sraist and cuff. Plain or fabrics in navy, bladk, | whit e (The Hecht 0., second Soor.) salg. women'’s FUR COATS Special. this week: ‘| ¢t 5o happens that in the ‘landslide = ~ e i : g in 1920 many Subject to suchlight irregularities i s Chocolute CastasitRopsls, | [ L ibe o Smoemtc it B e ot g ik ¥a5; a0 8 smed o thickened threed but Nothing short of sensational. hocolate v republicans to Cangress. Lhe demo- 3 4 ] e ocoanut Royals ¢ r_alllc o f," % ate '{flm m: °‘:,’ egl,._ -‘“lit’ beaver, brown, etc. Sizes 5% :o;l:fls to hurt w or wear. $1.15 : See detuils tomorrow. ricts rol - W make effective S b use of the prohibition question, and . to 8%. g (The Hecht Co.,-frst foor.) 3 will point to the record of the re- publican Congress on this subject. : = - - — S &< . fet e X 1d give the people light Wi d bl r . S = f- Eats e inc e Latest hits! “ qiertef -of womens ys* all-wool ' elsewhere, the RECORD comes 1—sport style, in smoked elk, with brown or-black calf trim- s Sults’ $5 3-black satin pump, with:high-or baby French heel. $. 5 :N“‘ o i 5 (The Hoakt-Co., rst toor, - SH0@ddys but honest wool- chevibts, tweeds and i d 'mho»phee‘efieunndflm Wash' suits styles, in madras, - linenes and Solid col- w0 8. -Boy!- Oh, BOY! : A regulation.9-inch.S5-ounce . Base Ball, §1 n. nine " ors and stripes..- Ages 216 (The Hecht Co., third Soor.) - 18-inch men or women. Sale of stout women’s knit silk dresses " 515 All of mignonette—that knit silk that looks like glorified silk jersey Mignonette ‘is likely the smartest of silks for stout women. - For being knit, not woven, mignonette will outwear any two ordinary silks, And it drapes with classic grace. These slenderizing styles are made by specialtists in stout apparel who achieve grace thru length of line and by making dresses large only where needed (since few women are large all over). Twelve models—two as sketched Nmflh: :t: desired tunic style, braided or embroidered, Sizes 4214 1o 5214 (The Hecht Co.—second fioor.) . Not to be missed! : - 5 ) « . E 3 " Three of the many styles as sketched. ¥ Becoming blouses—beauties—at a price ! heretofore unknown, and only possible now because we took over a maker’s surplus. sepe de chines, georgeltes : sillc mignonettes bflillei;r silk 7»” Broken assortments, but all sizes rmd,qml:::'rxm from 38 to 44 in one style or an- white, flesh and colors. other. $1.69. (The Hecht Co.—third fioor.) SR (Tuwo styles sketched) Girls' “Kiltie” skirts, 51 Can you imagine any- thing more sprightly or serviceable for Spring? Skirts are made of fast color Ginghams Peggy cloth and galateas Plain white, red or blue chambray; natty checks and ginghams. Full \ pleated, with deep hems. The Blouses at 79c —are made of white lawns and dimities; all white or finished with + - $1.79, then, for a new dress " Sives in.each, 8 to 14. (Fue-Hecht Ca,third floor), Traveling bags, $7.45 Genuine. cowhide—full 214-ounce Harrison's cowhide; and