Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 12

Folks Who Know Our Reputation For Quality Are Taking Advantage of This SALE of HESS low SHOES —For Two Most Important Reasons—Ist, the fact that our entire stock of low shoes—NOT ODDS AND ENDS or discontinued styles—2nd, because the comparative prices represe:t the regular prices in our stocks, at which marking every pair of shoes was a GOOD VALUE—this Annual Sale of Low Shoes is a Great Success. T AT T R T A NOTE—We have never varied from our policy of ONE LOW SHOE SALE A YEAR—and every pair of shoes bought during this sal: bears the HESS STAMP OF QUALITY and carries the same guarantee, the best possible values at their former prices. WOMEN'S LOoWw SHOES INCLUDED _Every pair of Women’s Low Shoes is also included in this event— which heretofore has been exclusively for men. - 931 SONS Pa. Ave. N-HES¢ ALL ALL ALL ALL 650, 7 R 8)0 85 9.50, 10 .85 1, 12 085 & 150, & 10.50, — & 1250, — Values \ nlues Values Values T H E TUT1ONAL @DUUUUU@IUUJDUUUG@UUUUDDUD INSTI EVENT X - - : - _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, _D._d, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922. 7 = LEGISLATOR HELD ON FRAUD CHARGE 2| Florida Man Arrested on Old Indictment in New York. $120 Involved. | By the Ausaciated Prexs. TAMPA, Fla, June 30.—A. T. Stuart, { | representative in the state legislature |trom this county, who was arrested |tive,” on advices from authorities of Ni- agara Falls, N. Y., and obtained his rolease from the county jail on habeas corpus proceedings, said he would re- turn voluntarily to Niagara Falls to lanswer the charge of five years standing, eaid to be that of grand {larceny in the second degree. law. SEES GREAT DANGER INe FEDERAL ACTIVITIES Bar President Declares Individual Acdvity Becoming Too Much By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. “The powers of the government have increased untll.soon almost every ac- tion of the individual will be subject to governmental control,” Sylvan H. Lauchseimer of Baltimore, {president of the Maryland State Bar 1 Association, at the opening session of |the aesociation here. danger in increased government ac- tivity is the loss of individual initiar he said. suffer in the end because men of pub- lic courage will be few. Enforced dis- clpline has not the moral .value of self-discipline, since it lacks the ele- ment of earnest effort.” Accompanying the decline of per- sonal liberty, he asserted, there has ‘ibeen an increased disrespect for tne —_— With Stuart's arrest it became| Typewriting is suggested by one 5 doctor as a gpod change of occupa- wn that Gov. Hardee had honoredlnnn for "peomie who ure inclined o My. Merchant: Stop Worry Under Control. J., June 30.— declared “The great “The government will entails worry enough. Why, then, pile up worries about an cxpiring lease? Or about the big rent the building next door just brought? Buy Your Own Business Home and Stop Worry and Have More Energy for Your Business. nTge. | stood to have left Lockport, N. ¥ his city to take him in custody. Causes a Sensation. His arrest caused a sensation here. | |He came to Tampa about four years |ago and entered the practice of law. {Two years ago he ran for representa- tive of the lower house of the legis- Ilature and was elected. He was re- i garded as one of the ablest members of that body. On June 6 of this year he was renominated by a large ma- jority. ${" About eight weeks ago Stuart, to- 5| | gether with twenty other prominent x—‘l[muem of this councy, went to Ta hassee and lald before Gov, Hardee - ge volume of written testimony in lendcd to show that Sheriff and_County Solicitor M. M. eliherately lax in enforcemen ot Enti-gAmbling and other laws in this county. The governor, afte hearing the two officials, permitted —— Beginning Saturday Morning’ Seml-annual Cle arance Sale ~==~at The Fashion Shops HIS is “your party” from now on. We don’t come in at all. If there was a little profit on our 3-piece woolen suits—that’s past history. For at these clearance prices there isn’t any- thing in it for us, except to effect clearance. This is the first time this season we have made so all-inclusive a reduction! Y ES, SIR---This sale DOES include all 2-Pants Suits and those famous Goodman & Suss Clothes Tailored at Rochester Ev.ery 3-piece Woolen Suit reduced this way: $ 19.75 532.?5 Suits up $20.75 to $60.00 39 Alterations at Actual Cost T 'Eafiuwn fiho FRED Psr,uur O Suits up to $25.00 Now Suits up to $50.00 Now Now & GOODMAN & SUSS CLOTHES TAILORED AT ROCHESTER MANHATTAN SHIRTS STETSON HATS—INTERWOVEN SOCKS 15th &G Next to N T IR A ) AT N VAR L L BAARABAR AN AR them to continue in office. CHARGE INVOLVES $120. Stuart Prominent in Niagara Falls Politics. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., June 30.— The charge on which A. T. Stuart of the Florida house of representatives was arrested at Tampa is that he mis- appropriated $120 which, according to the complaint on which he was in- dicted in 1917, he had collected on a judgment for a client while practicing law here. District Attorney Duquette of Niagara county said today he had obtained extradition papers and would bring Stuart back here for trial. The complaint on which Stuart was indicted was made soon after he had left the city in 1917, by Melchior Zelfang. District Attorney Duguette sald the delay in causing Stuart's arrest was due to the fact that his whereabouts were not known. Stuart was prominent in republican political circles here and in social and municipal affairs. FRENCH CHAMBER VOTES ARMY SERVICE BILL | Eighteen Months in Active Train- ing, With Sixteen Years in Reserve, Provided. By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 30.—The chamber ofi deputies yesterday finally passed the recruiting bill, which fixes the period of active service in the army -I.lx eighteen months. The vote was 360! to 204. The bill now goes to the | senate. The bill, as passed by the cham-l ber, provides that in addition to| eighteen months' active service, sol- {diers may be called back to the col- ors, if necessary, any time during two snd one-half years after the com- pletion of their regular service, after .whlch they remain sixteen years in reserve for service in France and ten vears more in reserve for territorial {ervice. i | LAW LEAGUE HITS LYNCHING ATLANTA, Ga., June 30.—Denuncia- tion of lynching, jaxity in law enforce. | ment and of “maudlin sympathy." 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