Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 32

RITCHIE ASSAILS FEDERAL SUBSIDY Governor Says U. S. Money Aid Biggest Danger to States’ Rights. No matter how rich or ambltious Senator James Couzens of Michigan nac: presidency of tne United States, since he was born in Chatham, | Ontario. Senator ‘ouzens s not consumed by po- litical ~ amtbition, and in fact, like his former dis- { tinguished part- ner, Henry Ford, § he has industrial | projects on_ hix - o s amna ot course, the we SENATOX TOOVRENE kniown, - 1neall fot reforming the entire fiscal scheme, S| which now holds in the Treasury De- i-| partment. 1924, this sum had grown 000 al Government,” he said, 000,000 out of 3 by col- Jecting some of it s got it b country atd one When o might w ing a helping or | its citizens. But| s that after huge sums for that the y another §1 Cites New York Case. “the people of < | surpass their philanthropic ee ederal aid and | sxes which ralsp it e only State which gets | than it pays. Why should | of every other State in the | taxed for the benefit of Green, former b ssoclation, warned that more hotels are being built In this city than the traffic can bear MEET!NG AT WlLSON Reception and Lecture Arranged at Normal Center. A community reception followed by & lecture by Dr. Charles H. Pennoyer of Boston will be held at the Wilson Normal Community Center, Eleventh and Harvard streets, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Organizations to take part are the a Heights Citizens' Assocla- Mount sant Citizens’ As- Home and ol Following Dr. Pennoyer's address, Mrs. Cecil Norton Sisson, director of the Community Center Department, will give an {llustrated talk on the activities of the department. Theé lec- ture and meeting is under the direc- tion of Mrs. 1da E. Kebler, community secretary at Wilson Normal, and members of the advisory committee at the center, of which Herbert L. Davis, auditor of the Supreme Court, 1s chairman. RUTHENBERG APPEALS. Wants Supreme Court to Pass on | | Conviction. . January 15».The Charles violating courts. Ruth- ately filed a petition | preme court asking | it of error to permit him to obtain a review to the United States | Supreme Court Honduras to Name Ptesxdent oy *IGALPA, Honduras, January gress will meet January 20 to declare Miguel Paz Bara- sldent of the republic. ~ VISIT ’_ F 00D SHOW @ THIS WEEK And Secure a $49 CLARK JEWEL GAS RANGE Installed Complete in your $42 Artistic Lamp Free With Each Gas Range Sold ut Senator Couzens has his lighter n fact several of them. enthusiastic over athletic clubs and never fails to join any which have wholesome exercise and competition an objective, and before he took r the robes of a conscript father, of his favorite diversions was to motor with Mrs, Couzens and such of his children as he could persuade Into the journey to the numerous country clubs or recreation camps adjacent to al| Detroit. He could pass the most joyous afternoon taking part in every game that came along from a hand ball contest to a leisurely following of the golf course. Just to enumerate the clubs to which the junior Senator | from Michigan belongs takes two or | three lines of close print and those only about Detroit. For he makes it a point to ald such clubs everywhere that may need It, though natur- ally he is not able to make a personal visit to all each year, as he does in Detroit. Senator and Mrs. Couzens are an- ¢ | other eminent couple, who belleve in .| sharing the good things of life with children to whom fate has been un- kind. Not even Gen. and Mrs. Dawes spirit In o the Vice Presi- have adopted They have this regard, for 1 dent-elect, they, too, children in their home. been the instrument through which scores of other children have been placed in good families and their en- ergles are bent in this direction much | more for Senator Couzens and his wife, than in the usual political and social activities. o 1. C. TO BUILD SHOPS. Will Spend $6.000,000 for Paducah, Ky., Plant. CHICAGO, January 16.—New shops, costing $6,000,000, will be bullt by the Illinois Central Rallroad at Paducah, Ky., and work will begin as soon as the contracts can be let, President Charles H. Markham of the Illinois Central announced last night. Culpability is about the only abil- ity some men possess i A Thing of Beauty ” Charming Edgemoor —is a joy forever. Even under the harsh touch of Winter Edgemoor blooms. After the drab city streets Edgemoor is like a fairyland— rastful to the eye and soul. Cool green lawns of manors, estates and homes line the well kept streets and make this the spot you have longed for all your life. We can make it absurdly easy for you to, build in Edge- moor. Simply purchase the lot and when it is clear we will build for you, according to your own ideas, or submit plans for your approval. To inspect: Drive west on Massachusetts ave. to Wiscon- sin ave.; thence north to Edge- moor on Wisconsin. Maddux, Marshall & Co., Inc. 1108 16th St. NW. Main 8970 Extreme Reduction of 259 to 3313% On Our Entire Stock of Suitings & Overcoatings 33450 Formerly Priced $45 and $50 | Made to Measure Many Spring-weight Suitings and Top Coatings are included. that enables you to Newcorn A reduction save many dollars. & Green Merchant Tailors for 26 Years 1002 F Street Datly Closgc Hour 8 P ~ WASHINGT 'ON, -D. -0, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925. M BRADKS &© G STREET BETWEEN Tomorrow—Third Day of N™g2™ Built on Values---Growmg on Values And the Fastest Growing Shop in Washington We’re Just Celebrating the End of This New Brooks Organization’s Second Year’s Phenomenal Progress With What We Believe the Most Important Value-Giving Event Ever Attempted in Washington. Saturday Birthday Sale of C-0-A-T-S The Most Successful Fur-Trimmed Coat Models of the Season Purchased Specially for This Sale Tomorrow less than whole- sale cost—everything about these coats 1is expensive—the furs—the fine wool suede fabrics —the beautiful linings — the workmanship and the colors— the only thing inexpensive is the price tomorrow. Saturdfiy Birthday Sale of High-Grade Shoes The Unrestricted Choice of Our Entire Stock Regular Stock Prices $7.85 to $12.50 Plain Leather Patent Leather Tan Calf Tan Kid Gold Brocade Silver Brocade Brown Suede Black Satins Spanish Heels Block Heels Flat Heels French Toes Medium Vamps Novelty Straps Smart Bows Variety of Goring Tomorrow All at One Price * For ‘Birthday Sale We Appreciate This Second Year’s Success and Are Showing Our Deep-Felt Obligations to the Thousands of Washingtonians Who Have Helped Make Us Grow, by Giving Unprecedented Values. Philippine Underwear Chemise and Teddies Strictly handmade and hand- $] -0 embroidered. Actual Values, $1.65 to $2. . .. 128 Silk Overblouses Crepe de Chine or Novelty Silks Beaded-embroidered and many $3.90 novelties. Actual Values, $5 to $7.50. . Knitted Flapperettes Made of Pure Worsted To be slipped over a dress or $] -0 under a coat, all colors and black Actual Values, $1.50 to $2....... 2,400 Handkerchiefs Pure Linen All Hand-Embroidered Drawn work and novelties. White and all colors. Six only to a customer. Actual Values, 50c, 75¢, §1. . . 390 600 £5.00 Petticoats Tricosham and Milanese Jersey In every wanted Spring color. Elaborately embroidered. 32 90 FOR BIRTHDAY SALE. Silk Teddies Practically Y2 Price Unmatchable Values s 1 95 For Birthday Sale Silk Teddies Practically Y2 Price Unmatchable Values s2 95 For Birthday Sale Silk Teddies Practically /2 Price Unmatchable Values s 3. 95 Silk Nightgowns Practically Y2 Price Unmatchable Values s 95 For Birthday Sale 4' Saturday Birthday Sale of DRESSES Another Shipment of Brand-New Spring Dresses for the Many Who Were Disappointed Yesterdav Tomorrow less than whole- sale cost—Spring is here in fashion if not in fact, for every one of these frocks are entirely new and different, yet they are both smart and suitable for im- mediate wear—and at Brooks’ unusual price. Saturday Birthday Sale of Exquisite Hats The Greatest of All Our Great Millinery Events Weeks of planning, scores of special pur- chases, days of untiring effort culminate to- morrow in THE GREATEST VALUE EVENT WE HAVE EVER LAUNCHED—HATS AT A PRICE THAT ARE PRACTICALLY GIFTS TO OUR PATRONS. Gorgeous Faille Silks Rich Paris Failles Silk Combined with Straws New Metallics Tagal and Taffetas Felts and Satin Hats Flowing Plumage Hats Full Bloom Flowers Lacy Veils Hand Embroideries Feather Fancies Metallic Flowers