Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 24

24 ' % THE EVENING ST WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924. 5 DEMOCRATIC PARTY |0 B:® B @:@%:BE GRhEeRLOLREOR HHEGLREEE $ERLLLGLLLS% LRGBS GUOLLLHGLOHO® 3 . PROGRAM OUTLINED F@Y Saitur dlay__{the Afl]l_l[mp@rtan‘lt Day f@lr (Chiifldlmn 730 ADVANCED ['Saturday—Bring the Boys—Great Values in Platform. . ASSAILS G. 0. P. METHODS Would Cut Expenses and Avoid SPRING HATS I PHILADELPHIA, January 25.— the Steady Buying in Our A New Low Price k! ‘ ll Increased Taxes. its, —————— ,\\\\\\“J’\l T ,;?:‘—“u i Come to Keep Pace With f.’ib"m?k‘if.fii',’ff $ 6 o95 = & MR Five principles for the democratic| party to udopt as its program were laid down yesterday by John W. Da- vis, former ambassador to Great Brit- ain, in an address before the reglonal conference of democratic women from the middle Atlantic states. They were: . To cut expenses of the government senerally. To avoid increase in taxation by avoiding new expenses of the gov- ernment, “no matter under what Pleasant form or name. To support the budget-making power of the government. To revise the tarift on a cofnpeti- tive baxis. To reduce income tax rates for the B.pefit of all classes. Talks of Tax Levies. The tax-levying power of a govern- ment wes compared by Mr. Davis to o tollgate on the highway of life. The republican method of toll collec- ting., he continued, was to guther cnough funds to provide luxurious ve- hicles in which they could ride, while the democratic method was to levy tolls for repairs to the highway only wnd unforeseen surplus to be devoted to providing “resting places” for the wayworn traveler. The democratic method served all alike, Mr, Davis -usserted “The democrat should be for direct ' n.” he declared, “for then the taxpayer knows how much his gov- ernment is costing and he Is alert. Comparison of Assessments, . “Direct taxation is a tax on neces- sity, while indirect taxation is a tax on ability. Governments would rather get thelr funds by Indirect taxation, 28 the taxpayer I8 more doclle.” Dr. Manley O. Hudson, professor of international law at Harvard, polnted out that this country was still pay- ing for the wars in which it had en- &uged, and advocated the league of nations s a guarantee against future Wwars and unnecessary taxation. OHIO G. 0. P. PUTS 0. K. . ON COOLIDGE CAUSE Caate Central and Executive Com- mittees, Chairmen and Leaders Act. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohto, January 25— Presldent Coolidge's Ohio campaign for the presidential nomination by the republican national convention in Cleveland in June was glven greater impetus yesterday, when the state central and executive committees, county chairmen and party leaders in mass convention unanimously in- dorged his candidacy and his cholce for the state's seven delegates at large to the convention. Those picked to carry the Coolldge banner at the Cleveland convention are United States Senators Frank B. Willis and Simeon D. Fess, Attorney riannral Harry M. Daugherty, Willlam Oooper Proctor of Cincinnati, who wauuxed the campaign of Gen. Leon- ard Wood for the presidential nom- ination four-years ago; former Rep- reeentative C. L. Knight of Akron, Mrs. John Gordon Battelle of Colum- bus and Mrs. David Tod of Youngs- town. These seven previously had been agreed upon between national and state leaders of the Coolldge campaign. No Second Chofce Action. The committees took mo action on the selection of some one to be Ohio's second cholce on the Coolidge slate. This matter still is understood not to be definitely determined. The primary law requires that candidates for delegates must name both a first and second cholce. Inasmuch as the Coolldge slate of delegates at large has received the indorsement of the state_committees it is expected that the President's written consent to their candidacies will be obtained and effort made to obtain a ruling from Secretary of State Thad H. Brown that would bar all candidates for delegate running as Coolidge dele- gates who have not obtalned such direct ~written consent. National Committeeman Rud K. Hynicka of Cincinnati announced he would not 2gain seek the office. He has been national committeeman for elght years. e - ‘WANT STATUS DEFINED. SAN JUAN, P. R., January 25.—The Pan-American Assoolation of Women in Porto Rico has sent a cablegram to President Coolldge urging a defl- nition of Porto Rico's status and the inclusion of women's suffrage ip the amended organic acts. =~because it is placed in & strained tion which ‘prevents the blood rom cr.reuhu'n’ properly. Therefore, due to lack of blood, it feels “‘asleep." Keeping the bowels active with Pu/lEBL" Cestor Oil belps to keep the whole system swake =it promotes that internal cleanliness 80 necessary for health. . +_Puretest Castor Oil contains all the needed cathartic elements, yet is free from any unpleasant taste. Fine for ikdre ?.nzgomy to p‘vetben.fi of Puretest preparations. item the best that skill and lence cen produce. X andall 1 other Specialized Super-Value Group at $4.65 Keeping .everlastingly at it makes it possible for us to maintain this group at one extremely low price, and at the same time keep pace with every new fashion as it en- ters the market. And we have done this! You'll find them all—the new snug pokes, brimmed cloches, “turbanesque” styles, off-the- face models and the more conservative styles the more mature woman seeks. Radiant new Spring colors as varied as the flowers they foretell with a goodly num- ber of all-black models also included. Embroidery, drooping feathers, floating laces, flower clusters and the sparkling, brilliant hat orna- ments predominate as trim- ming—but then the only true conception is obtained first hand. The three sketched at random can but suggest the wide scope! BECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTEER More Women Are Buying These Smartest Low Shoes 5 General Purpose Trunks, $12.00—Strongl And are profiting in the way of securing better style, quality. and value than they had ever thought pos- sible at = Concentration, special- ization, the policy of se- curing the best qualities, the greatest style range, the newegt modes at one very low price is bring- ing astounding results. You owe it to your- self to investigate this group of which seven representative styles are sketched: . Kaffir Kid or Log Cabin Suedes . Paten! Leather, Brown Suede or Beige Sucde. . Ton_or Black Kid, Ton or Black Calf. . Black Satin, in low, high or wmedium heel. E. Patent Leather, Kaffir Kid, Ton or Black Kid. . Oxford, in Tan or Black Calf. . Patent Leather or Black Kid. Large Size Tourist Wardrobe Trunks $3295 Built for a_lifetime of service. Of 3-ply construction, covered and bound with fiber and finished with sturdy quality hard- ware and fine cretonne lining. In it are a shoe box, hat box, laun bag, ironing board, clothes retainer and lock bar device. made, cov- ered with reinforced fiber and reinforced vmi steel hard- ware. Complete with tray. FITE FLO00R, LANEBURGR & BROTEER ‘A Special Purchase of - Sweaters With none of the Usual Sale Restrictions For Suchk Quality Tomorrow promises brisk selling, because excep- tional value is unmistakable in this splendid offering of boys’ warm winter apparel. Two-Pants Suits In neat looking, serviceable dark mixtures that . !g[othle;s like. All have fully lined knickers. Sizes L to 17. Long Overcoats Of all-wool tweeds, sturdy, good-looking and warm. Double-breasted style, with plaid backs. Sizes 10 to 16. . 2 Sport Mackinaws Big, warm, burly ones, with notch collar, muff and side pockets, and snappy plaid lining. Check and plaid patterns, 8 to 16. Brand New Ones, Specially Purchased and Every One $ I Guaranteed. Fast Colors. An Opportunity For Savings. Large and Unmistakable, Out of season buying means out of the ordinary savings as this special purchase and sale well illustrates. Every suit carefully and splendidly made of high-grade wash fab- rics, well trimmed and finished. Such qualities as these will surely cost much more next spring and summer. You should by all means lay ! the supply from this extra value offering. These pleasing styles—Button- Such excellent suitings as ; on, Middy, Balkan; sizes 3 to 8. Peggy, Leonard Suiting, Kiddic and Linons. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Girls’ Winter Coats in Clearance, $10.00 and $15.00 Wait *til You See the Coats Themselves Formerly $15.00 to $25.00 A generous choice of belted and side- fastening styles, fashioned of Camelaire. Polo, Velour, Tweed and soft worsteds, in fancy weaves. All beautifully finished and lined with lingette or crepe de chine. Shaw! and choker collars—in many instances of raccoon, wolf, dyed opossum. Good sensible coat colors, such as navy, gray, tan, brown, as well as plaid and striped effects. Sizes 10 to 17. In View of Graduation o - White Middies, best quality Lonsdale White Middy Skirts, full pleated on Jean, in straight or Balkan style, trim- bodice of Lonsdale Jean. Sizes 6 to 16. s d $1.98. med with braid and emblems. Sizes 6 51';:,,;: Iaiddy Skirts, full pleated on to 22. $1.50 and $1.98. bodice. Sizes 6 to 16. $3.98. ' The New Flannel Polo Blouse Is seen at Its Best In this Special Group of Silk and Flannel Blouses And it’s small wonder they’re so popular. Made with Every now and then a buyer trim, boy collars, in keeping hits upon an especially timely wifh cropped hair and close- urchase—and this happens to fitting cloches. ge one of them. Just see what Collars and_cuffs of con- it brings for your choosing. tgasting material or dependent . & X upon stitchery for ornaments. Slip-on styles in both plain Some two pockets and some ; and blocked weaves and a host are monogrammed. of good colors as well as striking combinations. Of the softest quality flannel in Lanvin green, nickel, Golf styles that include the straight golf coat, the Lark and Dodge, the latter a variation of the popular sports coat, sleeveless golf coat and vests. Choice of fine brick shade. brushed wool and mohair in a full range of sizes and Any number of silk overblouses are also to be found colors. revealing the newest fashion fancies in crepe de chine, Roshanara and novelty silks. Sizes 36 to 46. SECOND YLOOR, LANSBURGE & DROTHER SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHIR 3 Children’s Shoes Vb $3.45 An extremely valueful group of children’s shoes, high-grade, durable tan leather, wear resisting, yet pliable. Made on proper foot- forming lines, with good rubber heels, smart looking, lasting, comfortable. SECOND FLOOE Fresh Fudge Bars, 10c Delicious and pure, filled with black wal- nut, marshmallow, fruit and cocoanut. A delightful confection- special Saturday. Homemade Fudge, strictly fresh; and, oh, so good! Pond 254 49¢ Choco eh Krumble, with Englis W B 49¢ - STREET FLOOR S5 A Pre-Inventory Sale of Women’s Wrist Watches $9.95 Just 33 of them in all 16-jewel watches with white gold filled cases that carry a 25-year guarantee. Fine Swiss lever move- ment watches, not to be confused with the watch usually seen at this price. FIRST FLOOR Brief Cases Special at $3.95 Fine cowhide cases, made with three pockets, exten- sion lock and strap all around. Top-grain Cowhide Brief Cases, with three pockets, extension lock and ' two heavy straps all around. $4.95. FIRST FLOOR C.B Corsets Special, $1.50 An especially satisfactory model, that we are offering at this special price, because it does not represent a com- plete size range. Made of sturdy flesh- colored coutil with elastic at the top, in long hip style. A model that is well boned throughout but is comfort- able as well. Sizes 24 to 32. THIRD FLOOR 'ALL Winter Coats Greatly Reduced Clearance Includes Smart Plain and Fur-trimmed Models at Extremely Advantageous Pricing— Limited Quantities—Shop Promptly Choice of such wanted fabrics as sport plaids, novelty striped tweeds and polaires, and fabrics as luxurious as Fashona, Marvella, Lustrosa, Excello and others of this high station, y d: Not all sizes, but wonderful savings if your size is included. aifkSsiomey $82.50 no&v. )&:’r{d’m }2960.0(; $74-50 and 36555, reduees o $54.50 ~ SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER any handsomely fur-trimmed with beaver, wolf, squirrel and other fine pelts. (20) Coats, formerly $42.00 and $46.00, reduced to...... (22) Coats, formerly $39.95, have been greatly reduced to (51) Coats will sell at the extremely low special price. $39.50 $27.00 $16.00 ANSBURGH & BROTHER 420.30 Seventh S¢. N.\W.—Our Only Store—Phone Franklin 7400 e Bl lmmm@@wwmmw :