Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 24

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A healthy yl Mate of the sys- " tem comex with P ¥ a medi- | —— clne prepared for | i waman's allments—for those derange- ments and wi woman's Hfe Srux more or Invalids’ Hotel, trinl package. d 10¢ 't Baftalo, N, Yo for The cleverness of LONGWORTH VOICES PARTY PANEGYRIC | Tells Ohio G. 0. P. Voters Administration Record Means Success for 1924. Finthuiastic and generous indorse- ment of the Harding administration | formed the basis of an address of | K Representative Nicholas Longw rmi of Cincinnati last night at th hio state night” at the New, Hotel, under auspices of the Repub- lican State Voters' Association. r parlor was filled to clpl(‘lly by and women voters from *the " state. When, in introdueing Mr. Longworth, Wade H. Ellis, the | presiding officer, referred to him as a worthy representative son of om.,I and whose name would in all proba- | bility be that of the standard bearer | of the republican party in 1923, the nee received the words with un- alkable approval Longworth opened his address a word picture of condltions ob- in the country and govern. | the Wilson admin!stration retired and the Harding administra- jtion picked ub the reins of govern t T general con heen wecomplished constructive ‘ted. was to be taken Harding and his polici: al harometer of what is to of 1924 with for the re- viewing con- ding found them in id the expenses of > abuormal, f Germany and re-estubl opened the lines that are oper- ¢ He pointed out that the wn;uxh\mn administration had re- | {duced expenses from more than five | dollars to less than nfl- way to the atter of taxation he showed that large sums of money !had been saved to the taxpavers by ic, constructive taxation Kt has been made up by tarift. Mr. Longworth thought that there ¢ in the Income tax, as the men and women of He said that he ore generous re- fncome tax ex- ake all incomes under upon the Longworth said rica has ever produced «n income as the present, nearly Jling the estimates made by ex- rts on revenue. ! Not for New Party. | Mr. Longworth sald that the | rumblings that indicate certain re- I pubdlican leaders intend to attempt to form a wew party had no sympathy lin his heart. He sald that if the republican party needed reorganiza- tion it would have to be put over by the old line regulars. He sald he would agree to any compromises that would better his partv. but not sur- render one of the definite principles or damentals of the party of Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Harrison, s and Roosevelt | Mrs. Harrlett Taylor Upton, vice chairman of the republican national committee, talked on women in poli- tics, her place and duties and gen- eral responsibilities. She asserted that in the national election o republican no tarift the models and the superiority of the craft:manshlp give to Mode Suits a reputation sustained in every creation of the Mode Shops—but attained nowhere else. They are smart—but not freakish—styl- ish—but not conspicuous. They reflect the well-poised man who essays to be well- dressed and finds in Mode Clothes both appealing character and surpassing quality. Two, Three and Four Button Sacks— and Norfolk and Sport Models—in tweeds and herringbones, worsteds, cheviots and serges—ranging in prices from $30 to $70— but with exceptional variety, at— $35—%40—%45—%50 Oxford Sack Coats and Double-breasted Vests—®o be worn with striped Worsted Trousers—is the latest in Coats and Vests Trousers . o business wear—". $10 to $15 bi Willard tands to the credit of the Hardi nzv THE EV SPANISH RUG EXHIBIT. Public Invited to Easter Carnival at Art Center. 1 Twelve large and heavy hand-woven' Spanish rugs, valued at $50,000, are | on cxhibition at the Easter carnival | of the Art and Archeology League. at the Art Center. 1106 Connecticut avenue. The tapestries have been made available to the public view ough the courtesy of M ajus of the Spanish embassy modern productions from th ity of Burgos, Spain. and ar America for the first tin ‘The Easter carnival from 10 a.m. to 10 p.r is invited without ok @ spectal program Another feature of the a Japanese booth, arranged c Japanese open daily and the public The | & balance of power in the republican party and that vote would, in large measure, determine the result. She sald that the women in politics had more than made inting to the fuct that of th President. Tlardin fone of them had made g mong those uuflud(n\ the fun sk of Kentucky :t. Vietor He e . both’ of of the Fed +5 introduced r. Ellis. Foll s Upton and Mr. vorth stood at the rostrum & celved the audience. W 'ace, president of the cxtended the welcome Camp told of the objects the assaciation The Orpheus Quartet Episcopal Chureh were hea «ral numbers. Miss Madge dramatic soprano. was heard i solos. — Under recent orders Seattle heen made headquarters for pu INING STAR, WASHINGTON, D POP BOTTLE DEALS K. 0. Colored Men Arrested in Mix-Up at 4th and V Streets. While at a patrol box at 4th and V streets yesterday afternoon with Jack Ackars, colored, 330 U street, under arrest for alleged criminal Iibel, Detectives Cullinane and O'Dea witnessed a knockout blow pop bottle hurled at Ollle Page, ¢ 1. 67 Defrees street, it is (hufl.’t by Francis Bostan, ootored, Bryant street. Boston wa while « ||‘|Hxnvl vit by O'Dea, les of his face. Later ives on a sl with a| 3021 | § Maud Brooks, wife of Adolphus Brooks, 1854 bth street. an ulleged libelous letter. HOLD “MEXICAN NIGHT.” | Pan-American Students Musical at Museum. “Mexican night” the first of a series of celebrations In honor of Latin-American countries, was ob- d_last evening by the George- University School of Forelgn vice, at the National Museum. A | featured by five artists from Metropolitan ~ Opera Company, native Mexican talent, was rendered. The entertainment was under auspices of the newly organized Pan- American Students’ Assoclation. — Denmark 18 reported making ur- gent inquirles for railroad ties. Enjoy HARD COAL ARRIVES We announce the ar- rival this morning of the first April shipments of Stove, Egg, Chestnut and Pea Coal. Qur connections with the largest Anthracite Companies allow us to offer the highest grade of hard coal at the lowest consistent prices. now Imnkmz orders for Spring delivevry, and solicit your inquiry. John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. 728 14th Good Used Pianos from ‘85 St. N.W. Good Used Players from J Greater Bargains Than Ever! GO ON SALE TODAY AND TOMORROW Let us again remind you that the instruments placed on sale during this campaign represent some of the leading and na- tionally known makes. Most of these have been traded in on Ampicos and Grands, and come from Washington’s best homes. That’s why we have called this an OPPORTUNITY PIANO SALE! If you're going to buy a piano in the next Two Years this announcement is of VAST IMPORTANCE to you! Read this partial list of bar- gains. Many more will ba found upon your visit to the store. MORRIS & CO. UPRIGHT— Ebony case, suitable for be- gioner. price . ALBRIGHT UPRIGHT — Ebony case. Worth great deal more. Opportunity price J. P. SEEBURG UPRIGHT— Mission oak case. Espectally suited to hall or school. portanity $135 UPRIGHT— Reliable make. 395 STARCK UPRIGHT — Ma- hogany case. An excellent buy. Opportunity . $195 WILLIAM KNABE & CO. UPRIGHT — Mahogany case. An excspuonll blr(ain A fine piano. nity prlee $265 STEINWAY VPRIGHT—- Ebony case, has been thorough- ly renewed by our factory serv- ice department. HUNTINGTON UPRIGHT— Oak case. One of the $175 biggest dargains.. EMERSO! Ebony case. Renewed PIANOS PLAYERS GRANDS More Interesting Important Facts Mahogany case. Priced ‘Opportunity hogany 88-note. Mahogany case. special. They are priced ridiculously low for quick sale. FREE—10 Music Rolls and Bench with each Player-Plano. DAVIS & SONS' PLAYER— Late style. immediately. to sell KURTZMANN PLAYER—Ma- case. Plain design. Opportu- WHEBLOCK PIANOLA— 25-note. Very Opporta- nity price Terms As Low As $5 Per Month Delivery Delivery will be made free of charge within fif- teen miles, and freight will be prepald within & radius of fifty miles of Washington. Guarantee Most of these imstru- ments have been thorough- ly renewed by our factory mervice department. Every instrument sold will have full exchange value within one year. —Mahogany case. Ver, ' style. —Mahogany case. action. new. Very special. any case. FRANCIS BACON PLAYER latest Opportu- BREWSTER PLAYER— Mahogany case. Can not be told from new. Op- 8475 ARTHUR JORDAN PLAYER Standard Can not be told from $495 WEBER PIANOLA—Mahog- 88-note. 8495 This Is Yonr Biggest Opportunity to Own Your Favorite Piano, Home of the Chickering Don’t Miss It! {Hotel Hamilton yesterday. . _C, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923. TWO NAMED DELEGATES. |11 oz homtey gt ot Rasch: erkling, chalrman of the SHAD BAKE ON MAY 19. |committee in charge of arrangements. —_— Leeto and Collifiower to Attend |presented. — Feports were “iven by| The twenty-ninth annual shad baie huel Heister, chilrman of attend- |of the Washington Board of Tradc Literary Society Meeting. ]. ce committes, and by ¥red Hice,| Wil be held at Chesapeake Be With a view to learning the object | tressurer. Prises were awarded | Md. Muy i3, according to, ap on of the National Literary Soclety, M. , Dexid Wree eid Michial Schaffer. | N oier. chaiian commities on = A. Leese and James Colliflower were | | rungements: Members of the boars appointed delegates to attend u meet- | e O e e Ing of the organization next Monday | by their fellow members of the Cos- GEORGE J. GOULD BETTER. QLicHIs a5 (he umber who will b CAMP MARTIN, France, April 6.— | permitied to participate. is limited The condition of George J. Gould, who | to_600. mopolitan Club at a meeting In the |is i1l here, continues to improve. His| There will be two trains and two fever has decreased and the concernldlnnrm, with a supper for all on the Announcement was made that a |regardi M;reruver) has been some- | boardwalk just before returning ed. ladles’ night entertainment would be | what a | Washington' in the evening 777722 7777777 722772227777, Buy All Your Table Needs From One of the Lz STORES E VER YWHERE N. W. STORES |16th & K Sts. 5. W. 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