Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1923, Page 15

e Liver and Bowels ht—Alwa lui‘eel Fine . "There’s one right way to speedily tone thellmmk;;, i e bowels regular. » fail. Millions ° will testify that there is nothing so o e jousness, eadache or sal- low, pimply skin. table. Small Pill—Small urely Dese: Prics 25 assorted flavors. Sold by Ieading druggl Got a cold ? MENTHOLATUM clears itout. anovertazedand tired systemanightof refreshingrestandabright \ tomorrow is the work of IR tablets, Nature’s Remedykeeps body functionsregular, improves appetite, relleves constipation. MR JUNIORS— IENARY DENES COLZENS CHARGES Senator’s ~ Statement to Press “Completely False,” Says President’s Nominee. CONFLICTS WITH RECORD Choice for Controller of Currency Details Accusations Which He Claims Are Unfounded. Following his declination of a prof- ferod recess appointment to be con- troller of the currency, James G. MoNary of New Mexico has issued a statement replying to published charges against him by Senator Couzens of Michigan. His statement follows: “The tender of the recess appoint- ment by the President speaks for itself, and I have stated in my letter to him my reasons for declining it. Calls Statement False. “Heretofore 1 have refrained from making any public statement as to the controversy that has gone on over my confirmation as controller of the currency, and I dislike to have to do so now, but feel that it has been made necessary by the state- ment given to the press by Senator Couzens. The statement i so com- pletely false that, in justice to myself and my friends and the Senate com- mittee that recommended my con- firmation, it must be replied to. It is in direct conflict with the records from which Senator Couzens pre- tends to quote and with the facts submitted to the committee on which it made its report recommending my confirmation. “First, for instance, the statement that I had borrowed in amounts from $5,000 to $170,000 from the First Na- tional Bank of El Paso without se- curity is utterly false, as shown by the records of the bank and by the facts submitted to the Senate com- mittee. Never Speculated in Sugar. “Second, the statement that fifty- two times during a perlod of six months the bank was in a position of having a_suit instituted for the for- feiture of its charter is false in every particular. “Third, the statement that the bank and I had speculated in sugar is false, neither ever having specu- lated in sugar to the extent of & dollar. “Fourth, the statement that a loan was made by any officer of the bank after the board of directors had de- clined to approve is wholly false. “These are but specimens of the entire falsity of the statement. One more must ba mentioned. Denies Counens’ Charges. nator Couzens says: ‘Mr. Me- D has told me that he contributed $20,000 to the national republican aign fund.’ “Senator Couzens knew, when he made that statement, that I had de no such statement to him and, the only two conversations I ever d with him in my life, the subject tributions was not even mention THE ALERES “ADNISSONS” BYANTHSHLOON CHEF New York Attorney States Ander- son Confesses Paying Money to “Wet” Newspaper Employes. NEW YORK, March 6.—W. H. An- derson, state superintendent of the Saloon League, has admitted he pald cash to employes of newspapers, says & statement made public today, by Acting District Attorney Pecora, who is having a grand jury investigate the expendi- ture of $24,700 by Anderson for pub- licity in behalf of the league. Mr. Pecora quoted Mr. Anderson as having sald in a report to the league directors coi ng the $24.7 Busin “Confidentin “A considerable part of this busi- ness was so confidential that it would have defeated its purpose if any of it had become public and would have embarrassed men whose personal sympathies were with us, working for papers and concerns that were, agalnst us, if their names were ever known.” Mr. Pecora sald further in state- ments to him Anderson had said that league propagandists working for newspapers might have been em- barrassed in their standing with their own papers If it had become known they were in the employ of the league. Mr. Pecora plans to invite W. M. Potter of McAllen, Tex., a former as- sistant treasurer of the league, to testify before the grand jury. GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE. Anti-Saloon League Superintendent Indorsed by Ministers. SYRACUSE, N. Y., March 8.—Wil- liam H. Anderson, state superinten- dent of the Anti-Saloon League, whose financial affairs are under in- vestigation by a New York grand ury, was given a vote of confidence y_central New York ministers here. Anderson, who addressed the ving “any part in a conspiracy to ruin me,” and asserted he had ex- plicitly disclaimed intention to make any such charges in anything he had said. He announced his purpose ‘to continue to expose the conspiracy that exists. and the relation of Ray- mond B. Fosdick, Rockefeller repre- sentative, to it, regardless of the ef- forts to ' silence me by statements about other matters.” Again Alleges “Personal Animus.” Anderson said his respect for John D. Rockefeller, jr., and his apprecia- tlon of what he has done for the Anti-Saloon League, “in no sense ob- ligates me to submit in silence to the secretly manifested hostility of his employe, who had evidently decelved him in some particulars.” Fosdick's personal animus st me,” he continued, “evidently has led him to do things for the wets that they would not have done for themselves and which are despicable almost bevond belief. 1 shall prove by John D. Rockefeller. jr., himselt the clash of opinion which’ supplies a basis for such animus. The meeting was attended by 300 clergymen. CARUSO ART SALE LIVELY. NEW YORK, March 6-—Dealers in EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, T. 0. S. KANN SONS Co. TUESDAY, ‘MARUH 6, 1923." Pictorial Review Patterns show the new styles when they are new “THE BUSY CORNER” Telephone Main 7200 ' SPRING Glonfies the (ntire Store’ FOR YOUR EASTER OUTFITTING DRESSES—SUITS—COATS] Chosice, $29.7 5 Wednesday An Exceedingly Moderate Price for Garments of Such Excellent Quality Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets Join Our Read Z’ly the New Books Fee, 20c a Book Silk Ribbons for Easter Needs —A display and sale that fittingly forms a part of our silk week campaign. —10-in. Ombre Ribbons in exquisite shadings, 12 dif- ferent tones in each ribbon. —9-in. Paisley Ribbon, also Egyptian mosss and color- ings on crepe and crepe de chine greunés —Two-tone aisley effects, one side pimin color, the other the paisley shade and broad Roman striped effects. —The widths are from 5 to 11 inches, and they are much in demand for making sashes, for hat trimmings, and the Roman striped ribbons are used for the new handkerchiefs. —Prices range, yard, from— $1.50 to $6.75 Kann’s—Street Floor. Spring Underwear —Women's Mercerized Bloomers, elastic at knees and waist; reinforced. In rose leaf, light green, sweet pea, cornhurst, light blue, pink, white, primrose, plain n med. Pair.. —Women’s Cotton Ribbed style, tapes Vests, bodice over shoulders; built-up shoulder, band and beading finish. Fine ribbed. —Regular sizes —Extra 3 for $1.00 Kann's—Street Floor. ca A Full and New As- sortment of Oriental Blouses —Ready for your selection, to wear with the new sepa- rate skirts. —They are made of a heavy quality silk in rich oriental colorings and in striking de- signs. The style is an over- blouse with little tie of self- material in front, round neck and three-quarter sleeves. At$2.99 Kann's—Second Floor. SILK COTTON GAZE MARVEL TISSUE | —With its wondrous lovely texture and its clear colorings, in checks and plaids of almost infinite variety. —March is one of the Spring months, and Spring herself will soon be here; therefore it is not a antiques vied for possession of Greek and Roman glassware of Enriquo Caruso, when the four-day Little NRs One-third the regu- moment too early to choose the materials for the new Spring frocks. A Yard, 58¢ Kann's—Street Floor. In the season’s most PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY. ttracti tyle. attractive new styles Thomas J. Williams, electrical con- tractor of 1324 New York avenue northwest, has filed a _petition in voluntary” bankruptcy. He lists his | Objects to be 2 debts at $30,161.71, and estimates his|are the costumes Caruso wore in his assets at $19,706.43. Attorney Gus|operatic roles and his original cari- A. Schuldt appears for the bankrupt. | catures, DRESSES $29.75 —Styles that include all the new wanted fabrics, and colors, draped and beaded models, suitable for afternoon and dinner wear. —The materials are flat crepe, satin crepe, Morocco crepe, printed crepe, M N il | Paisley crepe and combinations effects. T T GO O T TR T TR TR i 1 & . = =S —The dinner dresses are elaborately beaded and are designed on Georgette crepe. The new skirts are fashioned in smart wrap around styles. | —The sleeves are made in many fascinating ways, and the new neck lines | are in evidence. —The colors are gray, tan, brown, French blue, navy, white and black. —Full range of misses’ and women'’s sizes to select from. vantageous price, which we SUITS *"imaiss $29.75 Two-Piece and Three-Piece Models —In the assortment are high waistline blouse jacket styles, short box coat and tailored models. —The blouse and box models are elaborately embroidered in self colors, some with a touch of colors, others are braid-trimmed. —The tailored models have the notch or roll collar, some with trimming ofdpln tucking, others are braid trimmed. The tailored models are in navy and black, and the blouse and box styles are shown in the new tans and stene gray, also navy and black. —Misses’ and women’s sizes to select from. and Capes.. Both are in demand CO S this season . —The coats are in smart sport models, in plain and tan plaid cloths. The coats are in wrappy and straightline styles, and the capes are in the new straight and circular styles. All are silk lined. The colors are the new spring tans and grays, also navy and black. The trimmings are of silk stitching, tassels and buckles. Kann’s—Second Floor. A special line, secured at a most ad- Real Sleep: It’s Yours! HAT is sleep? Regardless of how the scientists describe it, sleep must first of all be Perfect Relaxation. Tuwo of the New Arrivals In Footwear for Spring Are These “CAMPUS” Oxfords —Smart to the last word and extremely comfortable, as a trial will prove. —The one at the left is made of a soft gray leather with suede back or a brown calf with fawn suedé back, and a tan calf withmchutnut suede back. Cuban.leather heel and rubber top lift. —The one at right is all brown calf with soft tos and Cuban Widths Kann's—Fourth Floor. You can have real sleep only when you get that perfect rest that comes from a supremely comfortable mattress, Sizes AA to D 2% t0 8 such as a conscience Brand. Every little fibre in the filling of a Conscience Brand Mattress is a little spring. (Either long-fibre cotton-felt Good Hosiery News for Wednesday ——1,475 Pairs Seconds o, Our $2 Radmoor Hosiery. . Special, a Pair ................. —You know what our sales of Radmoor seconds mean, and should be on hand early to secure your Easter and Spring sugply of hosiery. The imperfections are very slight. The hosiery is pure silk, full fashioned, with }:s e tops and soles, high spliced heels, double soles and nees. Select from Black, Seal, Russian Calf, Gray, glaldalayh , Cocoa, Tiffany, Chamois, Sahara and moke. | Kann's—Street Floor. or fine curled hair as you prefer). These little coils support you comfortably—and maintain their bouyancy for years. NOW is the time! Not next month nor next year, but If practical, combine it with a 72-coil Conscience'Brand Box Spring and have the ideal combination for that greatest health and happiness builder, Real Sleep. Go NOW to your furniture dealer or department store, buy Conscience Brand and get real sleep. CONSCIENCE BRAND Clean, Comfortable, Long-wearing MATTRESSES also PILLOWS and BOX SPRINGS now, buy a Conscience Brand Mattress. A Winning Trio— New Untrimmed Hats New Hat d Our Artistic Trimmings o Trimmers —All ready to create for you one of the most stunning new Easter hats—distinctively your own. ) —Our artists will trim the hat for you free of charge if your trimmings as well as-the hat are purchased here. —Don’t delay this important part of the outfitting until the last week before Easter, come now and make your selection. The Colors Black Brown Navy Sand Copen Red t Almond Periwinkle Ete. Flower wreaths for trimmings, in a variet: of flowers and colors. Priced, 75¢ to $3.95. Kann’s—Second Floor. The “0’ See Make Up” Doll Family —Have you seen these charming little folks? The?' consist of very attractive little characters, one of which is shown here, and they are easily made up for the kiddies. —Make up one of them for your Ii!ftle girl or little boy for an Easter gift. —They are stenciled on high-grade oilcloth and can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. —&‘me palnted figures will not wash “off. Tomorrow