Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 19

LONGWORTH LAUES | LPARTY SYSTEM, Opposition in Congress Acts ag Counter Balance for Ele- ment in Control, He Says. The importance of two political parties in this country as a means of furthering good government was emphasized by Representative Nicho- las Longworth of Ohio, in an address on “Political Partles,” before the Washington Study, in the Highlands Apartments yesterday. He explained how under the present system of gov- crnment one well organized party in control in Congress Was necessary in order to do business and sald that, “it was also essential t6 the well be- { ing of the country that another well organized party be there in opposi- tion.” e explained how under the system of government in vogue in this coun- try, each federal officer, as well as senators and representatives were clected for a definite period, and told how the executive and legislative branches are widely separated. He de- plored the conditions which would exist if House committees would change over night on account of a lack of confidence, explaining, as is| the case of ministers of England and France, where the ministers are elect- ed by popular vote of the time. Outlines History of Parties. Outlining the_ hist of political partles in the United es, he said. been any though the can bodies have been under several different names.” ! “The free soil party was the foun- dation for the republican. which was founded in 1856.” he con d Referring which wa: “There w to the pa nrestige it due to the per-| sonal _influe Theodore Roose- { velt, who w andldate for Presi- ized in ian one member of ame time. Some- en a member from a member from r the two to- he pointe ing to the for it. would to vote for a WOMAN M. D. DROPPED; STUDENTS VOTE STRIKE “Stick to End,” Is Slogan of Phil- adelphia College Protest Sup- porting Former War Worker. Medical | in effect { 25 women, from all would “'st elfare | unofficlally | commiittee | tors of the | the board | ring re- | 1t denied | 3 i “For the Thousands of Aching Feet | the World Over” “I want all the owners of tired feet to know what a joy Cantilever | Shoes are. I talk this shoe to my | friends. I only wish I could spread this_information broadcast—not so much for what it would mean to you, but for the thousands of aching feet the world over.” The lady in South Carolina who wrote that to the Cantilever fac- tory in- New York expressed a| thought that has been in our minds for some time. Here is a shoe that is made at a profit and sold at a profit—reasonable profits to cover | costs and returns on capital in- vested, but the greatest profit ac- crues to the wearers of the shoe. Comiort and health are worth more than money. Neither one can actually be bought for a price, byt vou can buy the things that provide | comfort and things that induce good health. In this category is the Can- tilever Shoe, with its flexible shank permitting strengthening ' exercise of foot muscles and free circulation as you walk instead of the stiffness and restraint of the ordinary shoe with a strip of metal concealed in the shank. The Cantilever is mod- cled on natural lines, and the heels are set properly to promote health- ful posture. Buy Cantilevers for comfort and happiness. Yours will be the prin- cipal gain. Cantilever Shoe Shop 1319 F Street N.W. Over Yeung Men's Shop THE EVENING-STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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