Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 20

= v e e 1 e S S l‘)roop’:-smMusic House, 1300 G | }— | FRITZ KREISLER THE GREAT VIOLINIST ATTRIBUTES MUCH OF HIS ARTISTIC SUCCESS IN RECITAL TO THE SYMPATHETIC TONE OF THE Steintoay HIS SUPPORTING INSTUMENT THERE'S A REASON Why the Foremost Pianists, Vocalists and Violinists Everywhere Use the Steinway in Preference to Any Other. NEW STEINWAY PIANOS, $875 MONTHLY PAYMENTS — | KREISLER’S VICTROLA RECORDS Bring Him to Your Home We Have the Most Complete Stock of His Records in the City You Are Welcome to Hear All of Them Here THE EVE HOUSE IN UPROAR OVER GOV. REILY Porto Rican Delegate De- mands Investiga- A G STAR, WASHINGTON, for office,” Representative Oliver, gcrat, Alabama, asked Mr, Davily it hlll expressed the feelings of his e. most assuredly do,” he replied. During the hubbub while attempting to regain the floor Mr. Davila insisted on the right to be heard, declaring an attompt had been made to impeach hin character. Given time to answer the Tincher allegations Mr. Davila shouted his denunclation of the governor. The commissioner explained that meveral years ago the legislaturs, over his published protests, passed a bill giving him 35,000 a year in addition to his salary as a delegate, that he refused to accept it and so announced his speech presented a measure from President Barcelo of the Porto Rican senate, saying it had refused to con- firm the governor's appointment, and that he had made recess appoint- ments. The resolution of the senate asking for an investigation also was put in. Past Declared “Shady.” “I am strongly of the opinion from information submitted to me,” sald Mr, Davila, “that an investigation of Reily’s past history will show he was not the kind of man who should have been placed in an important position like that of governor of 1,300,000 peo- ple. His past is shady, to say the least.” Apart from the crisis “created D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922 tlon to be their governor. And I say to you in full truth, we can stand no more. The moment has come when our gelf-respect rebels. We appeal to you for reliet from this adminis- tration.” FACES INJUNCTION SUIT. To Test Powers to Reappoint Of- ficlals Not Confirmed by Senate. By the Associated Press, SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Narch 2.— Injunction proceedings will be in- voked to test the powers of Gov. E. In 1920 Swedish stations were horsepower. The equipmen | added probably brings the total close | to 1,500,000 horsepower. | hydro. developing TO KILL RATS Y | Always Use the Genuine 1ICC00 0, o4 434 7th St. N.W. OVER KRESGE'S 5 AND 10c STORE 5.W. Corner Beventh and E Sta. > *Phone F. 2547 7 - Let Us Be Your Denti Jundreds of people entrust their dental work to us—why not you? ~We are careful, and do superfor dental work and charge very moderate prices. Teeth Joe Brown as “Frisco.” A Dancing Pose of Washingtons “OWN?” Dancing Wizard. Just a few years ago, A considered the best stepper in town—got an idea that he would start teaching others what he knew. His friends tried to dis- uade him and discourage his action. Finally, just one year ago, he opened his dance studio— an modern d in this time, has taught PER- SONALLY more_pupils than amy other sistructor in Washington. He added to his laurels a few weeks ago by taking a trip to Baltimore and Winning the Maryland Jazz Damcing Champtonship and a prize. P. S—Jos Brown's new studio now located 1108 N. Y. ave. Franklin 3781. A KNOCKOUT—*“the” xtra Pants “JOE” dropped into our store last week and bought a suit—he’s tickled to death with it—SO WOULD YOU BE. The “2” Pants Shop W-1-L-L MAKE GOOD!!! Just a few months ago, N WE started in business in Washington—with two ideas‘in mind— SOMETHING NEW AND PRACTICAL in a Clothing Idea LOW PRICE. The coat of a suit (it is known gener- ally) will outwear the trousers. With two pairs of trousers worn alternately—a lasts twice as long. and Now, isn’t it plain logic that with a pair of trousers always hanging pressed at home—a man will be better dressed, and won’t his suit last twice as long? AND, REMEMBER, even with the Extra Pair of Pants OUR PRICES ARE LOWER. Is It Any Wonder That We Will Make Good? SPRING SUITS 2 Pair Pants $19.75 $24.75 $29.75 Suit § tion. in the newspapers. A year later, ho nnlld. the legislature ;nh; D:ue]d .;he The House was thrown Into an up- | Pill. Which he opposed, and that Judge Bonner, the auditor, held in May, 1919, roar late yesterday by demands for | that it why wuconetitytional. a congressional investigation look- Denounced as Lies. ing to the ousting of Gov. E. Mont| «rhat was long before President Hard- Relly of Porto Rico, made by Fellx | ings clection nd long beforo Relly wa Cordova Davila, * | thought of as governor of the island,’ misstoner, and polS resldent com- |\P ivila exclaimed. “When ho said mer, and by counter charges| it was brought to his attention and that from Representative Tincher of Kan- | e veloed the bill I am compelled to my sas that Mr. Davila's “animosity~|taat ho lles, lien and he knows he lles.” against Reily was aroused beeauso |, HAVINE aired the chargon, Mr. Tincher, the latter had vetoed legislation which woul Jrould have Biven Mr. Davila | o vernors signature. As he made $5,000 a year for four years, in addi- | this explanation Mr. Tincher held up a tion to his salary as resident com- |letter which members took to be from Bl the governor, but which was not read. |land he found a land of peace and e “I think it only falr that I should [ happiness and almost overnight he hohe flare-up over the row hetween |gay this” said Mr. Tincher. transformed it into a hotbed of dis- :la governor and some of the resi- | “And 'that of itself is enough to|sension and despair. He could have {lents came at the conclusion of an|cause the removal of Gov. Reily,” Mr.|had the everlasting friendship and our's speech by Mr, Davila, who sits | Davila shouted. affection of Porto Ricans of all classes as a delegate in the Hous The commissioner at the outset of had he possessed the least qualifica- Many Charges Made. The American Governor of Porto Rico was plotured by the speaker as an intimidator of the judiciary, a trafficker in public office and a man without standing in his home country. He gave a long list of specific rea- sons which, he sald, prompted the people he represents to urge him to demand a congressional investiga- tion “only after the Harding admin- istration ‘was given free opportunity Mr. Davila, who is a member of the unionist party of the island, expressed the belfef that if Gov. Relly should be called as a witness before an in. vestigating committee *] will be the best evidence of the ju. tice of our demand for his removal. He told the House that while he belicved President Harding made a mistake in appointing him, he knew “the President was imposed upon,” and therefore the appointment was not made “knowingly or with the least malice toward the people of Porto Rico.” He added, however, that “we have exhausted all of our means to obtaln the removal of the governor by the administration.” Fourteen Charges Detailed. Briefly, the charges against Gow. Reily by the resident commissioner First—That in 1909, following an Investigation by a post office inspec- tor, the Post Office Department di- rected the postmaster at Kansas City, Mo., to remove Mr. Reily as assist- ant postmaster. Second—That in 1904 he was in- vestigated and recommended for re- moval as assistant postmaster for having made alleged false affidavits i and for h g caused certain ncur1 Porto Rico by the governor himsel: the here does not exist any condition which may serve as an excuse for the selection of a coalition cabinet. There is nothing abnormal in the island, but the pres- ence of B. Mont Relily Gov. Reily, Mr. Davila sal of his strong influence President of the United Stat: . “‘I am a very influential quoted Reily as saying. “Asked by the President why he did not make ap- pointments, Reily told me he l"e?lled‘ ‘Mr. President you are the boss, and the President said, ‘Mont, bring the names and 1 11 sign.” “The administration of Gov. Reily has been a succession of Insults to the people. When he went to the is- terrupting the commissioner, explained that his statement as to the veto was on a statement in a letter over ° ° New Spring Trimmed Hats Choice of dozens of bewitching new styles—variously trimmed with flowers. All the Spring colors. 28 $3H I5 New Collegiate Waists: rilous articles to be published In th public pregs about prominent citizens of Kansas City. Third—That he has appointed as chief of the secret service of Porto Rico an flliterate Kansas City, Mo., jailer, who was removed in Kansas City for incompetency. Fourth—That _his _administration as Governor of Porto Rico “has been a succession of insults to the peo- ple” and that “almost overnight he transformed the island from a land of peace and happiness into a hotbed of dissensfon and despair.” Fifth—That he has removed from office without just cause competent officialsl with long experience and appointed In their stead men lack- ing in the necessary qualifications. Intimidation Charged. Sixth—That in an effort to force confirmation of his appointments, which the law says shall be made with the advice and consent of the senate, he has endeavored to intimi- date members of the Porto Rican senate by threatening to have the government at Washington annul the organic act. Seventb—That by false statements and unwarranted accusations in pub- lic speeches he has endeavored to stir up strife among the loyal and patriotic people of Porto Rico. Eighth—That in flagrant violation of the law, he has reappointed to office men who had been definitely rejected by the senate. Ninth—That he has announced he will recefve $200,000 during the next four years in office, whereas the sal- ary of the governor is $10,000 per annum. Tenth—That he has unlawfully in- terferred with the courts of justice and attempted _to intimidate the judges thereof; that he has attempted to bring the courts and the judiciary of the island into disrepute. Eleventh—That fn his public speech- se, in utter disregard of the feelings and sentiments of the citizens of the island, he denounced the flag of Porto Rico as a "dirty rag.” Removal of Judge Protested. Twelfth—That he has brought about the removal from office of Judge Bonner, the able and efficient auditor of Porto Rico, and numerous other tralned and competent officials, and appointed in their stead men lacking | in_experience | Thirteenth—That he appointed George S. McClure of Kansas City, ! Mo. "a man without education. as| chief of the secret gervice, and that | one of the first acts of McClure after his arrival in the island was to tear a Porto Rican flag_into shreds and to trample it beneath his feet. Fourteenth—That one of his prin- cipal associates and counselors is the leader of the socialist party, who has_proclaimed himself a_champion of the soviets of Russia, and who also has announced his affliation with the third_internationale of Moscow, and who has been most ribald in his at- tack upon the teachers of the Chris- tian religion. The governor in his tour of the island publicly embraced this man and repeatedly referred -to him as the type of citizen With whom he proposed to counsel while he re- mained Governor ot Porto Rico. Should Welcome Investigation. “President Hardirig, Gov. Relly and Mr. Davila should court a fuil in- vestigation by Congress,” said M Tincher, who followed the commis. sioner. _“Whila I do not know Reily personally, 1 have been advised that he represents the sentiments of, the best element in Porto Rico.” that the charges by| New and Vastly Becoming Blouses, of dainty dimity in white colors and checks. Fecur pretty styles sketched cn figures below. Prune Skirts and Tweed Knickers The skirts are tailored and pleated in combina- tions of Black and White, Navy and White, Brown and Tan, Brown and White, Tan and Brown, Brown and Tan. Beautifully made. The knickers are cor- rectly tailored and finished. Special, your choice.... oA Hats The smartest of Cloth Hats to wear with s the new tweed and sport clothes. Made o felt and tweed cloths. Special 55 .98 Declaring Davila_showed Reily’s “gross unfit- Van Ra.aite, yx, Pointex and “Welldrest” Hosiery —of silk or silk and “_rool, in black, tan, polo, nude, gray and mixtures. Some with .98 clocks. Special, Saturday, pair = SPRING COATS $10, $14.98, $16.98, $24.98 Tweed and “Fulwool” Suits Light spring shades, blact ind dark colors.-.e Slzes 16 to 44 < ; All the Kiddies love Barber Bills Shop No other place like it inWashington Mont Reily to reappoint officlals not Set of confirmed by the Porto Rican senate, Antonlo Barcelo, president of the senate and of the unfonist party, said today. He said the proceedings might be begun this week. El Tiempo, a republican organ, to- day published a photographic copy of a letter from Cayetano Coll ¥ Coehn unionist speaker of the house of d gates, addressed to the munic officials of the island, urging them to | cable protests against to! STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE p¢ rees these pests to run from the build 1:.' for water and fresh air. Rats, mice, cock- Teelh Minimum of roaches, waterbugs and destroy food They look Pain When ‘and property and are carriers of disease. X = Other Work Ready for l]!-ha.mr than Traps ural teet irections 5 languages in every RSf e R TT oy Sets of Teeth. .. Done. 2 oz size, 35¢ 15 oz size, $1.50 ' MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS Gold Inlays, Am: gam Fillings Silver Fillings. 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Rough inches for thi Women’s Tweed Dresses 69c Ratine Suiting dresses. 47 Dresses, made in new, straight-line Nubled Suiting. full 36 $A.95 c the lot. sport stvles. with elastlc waistbands, ide, and the newest materia narrow” all-around belts and Peter Pan Shrings | skirts, smits am ;"r‘,‘c“:“nf{"’c;.:‘.fi; of brown, blue, gray Evéry new Spring shade in and green mixtures. L4 i) ° ° Girls’ Regulation Middy Dresses Compare With $2.00 Dresses l 5 ‘An exceptionally fine lot of good jean dresses for girls . 6 to 14 years. In plain white or with navy, copenhagen or pink trimmings. Regulation “middy” styles.