Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 19

SEES TAX CROWING MORE THANWEALT . ‘Ex-Gov. Lowden Condemns i { Government Extravagances OnceRichBroker Runs “Hot Dog”’ Stand for Living By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, June 15.—Roy H. Masters, nominal head of the stock firm of R. H. MacMasters & Co., which failed recently for $2,000,000, has opened a frank- furter stand In an outlying sec- THE EVENING DUTCH FIND PROHIBITION IN U. S. MARKED SUCCESS Agents of Liquor Abolition Society Report After Tour of Twenty- Five States. YORK, June tour ~ " through NEW month 15.—A two- twenty-five states and Canada to survey the ef- fectiveness of the eighteenth amend- ment for the Dutch Socfety for the | Abolition of Alcoholic Drinks, has | STAR, submitted to the soclety and the Dutch government on their return. WANT SEXES EQUAL. NEW YORK, June 15.—The execu- tive committee of the republican state committee has adopted a resolution recommending that both committees hereafter bear an equal representation of men and women. The present mem- bership of the executive committee com- prises seventeen men and four women. —_— ACTOR SUES FOR $75,000. WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY. JUNE 15, 1923. 19 R e e T . Fd It is a “Sweetened” Sale of Palm Beach Suits, °12° convinced them that proh - 5 America 18 8 marked sucocss” | LOS ANGELES, Calit. June 15— Meulen, president of the soclaty. and | Reginald Denny, motion picture actor, N. A. De Cries, & member of a pro- |has filed in the superlor court an ace vinclal cabinet In Holland, reported, | tion asking damages of 375,000 from the They expressed surprise at what they | Boncilla Laboratories, Inc., charging termed the small amounts expended |the defendant had libeled him and “low~ on prohibition education and enforce- | ered him in the eyes of the public and he |ment. his friends” by the unauthorized use of A report of their findings will be his photograph in an advertisement. tion of Brooklyn and is attempt- ing to make a living by selling refreshments to motorists, it is learned. It Is understood that he used his last $30,000 {n an attempt to stave off fallure. MacMasters declared that was refused scores of times for salarfed jobs. Desperate. he tried, in succession, selling rain and life insurance and real estate and then acting as timekeeper for a gang of laborers. Finally, he said, he got backing in his present busi- ness. The grand '}§ in Address to Credit Men. _—— Thisis a very low price for well tailored Palm Beach Suits. Therefore let us hasten to explain that it was not realized through any sacrifice of quality or tailoring. The trick was turned the other way around. That is to say, it was achieved by purchasing an enormous quantity for cash. Assovfated Press, ATLANTA, Ga., June 15.—Extrava- ancdes in government growing out ? excesslve taxes were condemned und the proper divisicn of taxation hetween muntecipalitie and states ccommended by Frank O. Lowden, ormer Governor of Illinois, address- ug the National Association of Credit n in convention here today. He de- ‘lared taxation is increasing faster than vealth in this country, and to check tle extravagance of government it o would e desirable that municipali-| LLOYD GEORGE DUE IN FALL. * ties and states should provide their| | GNDON" june 15 —The Times says cwn revenues for th own needs | j assured that former Pre- to the federal government eorge will visit the United providing for génuinely | States and Ganadsinithe autumn. uirements. P T E— == jury has completed investigation of the failure and is expected to report tomorrow. It may be interesting to know that the selection has been sweetened by drawing on the resources—and the event starts again tomorrow as if anew—with full assort- ments. ixes the Constitution. Termiug the federal Constitution & as the “mos = ant single con- Lot to co o on the gov- n ubjects upon th o i £ reas nuch mere a v ! EXCURSIONS - cause of rapidly in- i o e cre: vernment is to be | THURSDAYS o d i o bl : Red footwear for girls There are light and dark colors. 1923 model. Every suit is a new very stylish There are regular, stout, short and long models. I{ alterations are necessary they will be made without Vs . Gy e charge. Sizes 33 to 50. _they, like most are here in great variety of styles. ..’nnfl 21, July 5, 19, 28, August , 16, 23, 30, September 13, and October 11. Round $16‘80 Trip From WASHINGTON —sizes 5 to 8, $4. —sizes 815 to 11, $4.50. —sizes 11, to 2, $5.50. —sizes 215 to 7, $7.00. RICHS Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth At the Sign of the Four Men’s Shoes, 34 Oxfords in black or tan calfskin, Good- vear welt soles, rubber heels, solid leather through and through. Week End in This Traveling Bag, 3.9 Genuine cowhide, walrus grained, leather lined. Black. Size 18 inches. It is an ideal handbag for week end trips. Tickets good in parlor or sleeping cars on payment of usual charges for space occupled, including surcharge. Booklet sent upon request to 0. T. BOYD, G. P. A.. Philadelphia TRAIN LEAVES Eastern Standard Time WASHINGTON ......7.45 AM. DINING CAR ATTACHED 1id federal aid, gen- * bribe offered to surrender their The ideal Route to Niagara Falls, giving & daylight ride through beautiful Susquehanna Valley. French or brogue lasts, all irom our regular stock. And at this price it is a most unusual may turn | @ Provortionate farcs from other yolnts value. cturing or 2 n wer i f2 @ pennsylvaniaR. B, System mittees on - 1 and anugement | B The Standard Railroad of the World 2 . 3 | I The Hecht Co. Seventh at F Seventh at F Finer Silk Shirts, °5-% Remember, every shirt is guaranteed to give 100% satisfaction both for color and wear. And the fabrics— Schwarzenbach & Huber's Satin Stripe Broadcloths, Empire Jacquard Broadcloths, Satin Striped Jersey Silks, White Eagle Crepes, White Self Striped Jerseys, White Jersey Silks, Turner & Walls’ Hairline Broadcloths. Plenty in white! White with seli stripes! Colors! Jacquards and Stripes! And they’re only $5.85. Vacation Time—June Clearance Boys’ Long Trousers Suits, 20 Somewhere, sometime, a cloistered advertising man, thinking subjectively instead of objectively, never verifying his observations by actual contact with boy life, wrote an advertisement to the effect that boys like to dress like their dads. To Make a Splash! California and Flapper Bathing Suits $3.95 You ask, “What is there about them that makes them so especially attractive?” First: They're PURE WORSTED. Second: They WILL NOT SAG or STRETCH. Third: The CLEVER STYLES. i And you may choose from just the right color most suited for your complexion---green, Harding, tan, navy. Also in the ever-popular black. - Some have contrasting color stripes on the skirt. Rubber Bathing Caps, $1.. . Plain and fancy; skull and bandanna styles; all colors. Surf Satin Bathing Shoes, 75c. . In red, navy, black and green; a very excellent quality. Miller Bathing Belts, 25c. . The error has perpetuated itself until now it is almost constant in boys’ clothing advertising. Nothing could be more wildly in- correct. Boys like to dress like other boys. Here are the sort of suits for the boy standing with reluctant feet where books - and baseball compete. They have the air and the verve of vouth—none of the sedentary aspects of fatherhood. From Famous makers—hand fin- ished tailoring. His first long trousers, single or double breasted suits—many sport models. Sizes 14 to 20 years. 30 to 36 inch e Hecht Co. - Reduced to $20. First Floor. - The Hecht Co. 2 7th at F L2/ PRI PO