Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 34

Eventual _Voting Frivilegeq Seen, Howdve¥; irr SmaltMar- gin by WihichBill-Loses. By ihe Asegai {gg LONDON The fact thai “before many years women will be en- titled to vote in both houses of Parii- | ment is deduced from the rejection hy: only two votes yesterday in the House {of Lords of Lord Astor's private bill “to enable peeresses in their own right ‘to sit and vote with British peers. Even the venérable Lord Salisbury, ispeaking for the government, said he had _decided to vote against the bill £3igh reluctance.” Another govern- ment metmbef, the Earl of Birkenhead, who described himself as “an unre: pentant opponent of woman's_fran- chise,” stated what may be regarded as the government attitude on the issue—namely, that such an important reform could not be, properly dealt with by a_private bill, but should be brought about with the overdue gen- | eral reform of the House of Lords. Lord Birkenhead said he thought the present government could not fail to deal with the reform of the House of Lords. Astor Cites Parallel. Ldrd Astor, in moving his bill, maifitained that if women were quali- fied; to sit in the House of Commons and’.become ministers of the crown, they surely were fit to sit on the back benches of the House of Lords. Lord Banbury, who moved the re jection of the bill, retold the story | of a‘debate in the House of Commons | when Lady Astor tugged at | ttails in an effort to induce stop speaking so that she and her liquor bill might have the right y of the house. He said that experience did not encourage him to desire women in the House of Lords Lord Birkenhead caused laughter by remarking that among the sup porters of the bill were fhe husbands of women of high distinction who sat An the other house. This refer- encé applied to Lot tor, Army Veteran's Bequests. es Curran, who died at the Sol- OB ca - — l Balloon Tires e +Improvéments every day we set; to. better. things. the race aspires; pedestrians now. view with glee the big,-inflated, mushy tires. High* pressure tires have had their d L B PEKING GETS PROTEST. Soviet Ambagsador Alleges Chi- nese Raid Eastern Railway Lands: PEKING, May 22 (#).—M. Karak- han, the Soviét Ambdssador to China, yesterday made a protest to the for- eign office against raids by Chinese on WIFE HELD FOR SHOOTING. Police Seeking Man With Wound in Hand; Mate Accused: ":'An ananymous ‘telephone cail- Inid formftig the Dolice kit the fifth precinct that Harry Gallatin, 47 years old, had THE -EVENING STAR, -WASHINGTON, . O, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1995, +|DEAD PEDDLER ONCE GREAT LAND OWNER New York Poles Save- Body of an- alfercation with his wifé, Lilly, 45, At thelr, home, 1246 Eleventh street prtheast, yesterday afternoon, started a police investigation which resulted in the detention of the wife. and a city-wide search for the husband to rthe extentsof his wound: . Mrg. Gallatin is being held for in “vestigatiof- In' conneation with the al- leged shooting while the police are they've ;done their work, they've played. their games; I knew they were,'not here to; stay—they too'frard on human frames. Ped trians havf clcdnzin rights which matprists should all respect; they'te Qa;fr'(highly morak wights, in whom 1o blemish we detect. It isn’t fair to ruli them down awith tires pumped vtor 85, when we are scorching through the town, rejoicing that we are alive. The old style tires cave in l&eir,slzh‘_ and rip their clothes and " miis'their hair, and oftentimes their Sunday hats are flattened out be- yond repair. I've had small flivver large sedans and other cars run over me, ~and, crawling irom beneath these,vans, I surely was a sight to see. The tires, as hard as iron wheels, reduced me ta a ghastly wreck; they fore away my rubber heels and wound my coatt s 'round my neck. - But now.that tires are soft and fat, contrary to the ancient styles, pedestrians will come to bat, and take their medicine with smiles, It is no hardship to be downed by tires so sumptuous and fair, that only carry 20 pounds of costly, non- explosive air. I seem to see the vic- tims rise, astonished and delighted men, and cry, with laughter in their eyes, “What fun! Please ren ‘us down again!” Thds things grow better every day, the new is born, the old expires, and I am putting on my dray a set of fat and squashy WALT MASON, ‘on “Grand Duke Friend From Burial - in Potter’s Field. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 22.—The body. of Anton Zavistowski, | to, have been the greatest land owner im, Poland “before the war, but who | died in poverty here on May. 13, was | claimea t the city morsue by fello men. Zavistowski, who for the p: | monthi t eight the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, where he had | gone to call on his friend Grand Duke | Bo Police -refused, to permit any to examine papers in the ped- ler’s trunk until the body was claimed | vesterday | In the trunk were found tattered |letters” from Ferdinand de Lesseps, | who executed. the original plans for the first Suez Canal, establishing the { man's. identity, and showing that he | was one of the consulting engineers | retained by the French to widen and | deepen the canal in 1866. He had also served as an attache of the Polish embassy In Paris. An average of 30,008 stitches are're- with our special TROUSERS Save the price of a new, suit by matching your odd coats with @ur special Ttousers. We carry a stack of over trotsers—the largest in Wash- ington turally, we have suf- ficient assortments to cnable you to get a match for your coat had been living largely on |# | bread and water, died in, the lobby of | the Chinese Easterh Rallway lands, the control of which 16ong has been the + | subject of controversy between: the Chinese’ and ‘Russian authorities. . The Ambassador’ asserted* that- by Virtue - of ,last -year’s agreement ‘ be- tween the Peking and Mukden: govern- ments - jurisdiction - over:.the . lands should be fixed by ..a: commission, which, in- spite of his, efforts, -neyer was convened.--Recent raids and the dispossessing of Russian tenants of the land were characterized. by the Ambassador as. - illegal acts, . encourr by the Chinese..authorities and isted by the military., Visits D: 'C. Lone Scouts. John P. Wallace, publisher of Wal- lace's Farmer and president of the Standard Farm Papers, Ine., is visit ing members of the Washington Lone been shot - through hig. hand, during .trying ‘to foeste her Scouts, of which he is'a member of the advisory committee, which is headed by Secretary of Agriculture Jardine. Mr. Wallace, who started one of the largest Lone Scout Tribes, declares the degree work and the writing activities of the Lcne Scouts is highly benef Out of 8,801 women peceived into prison in England last year, no fewer than 7,238 had been c ted before. i Ma&fi' YourOdd éoats (l | 5,000 / husband. A REXOLINE - MOTOR OIL p ANSWER the call of the open road with the assurance that this ideal oil is protecting your motor with perfect lubrication. SHERWOOD BROS., Inc. J. R KEENE,_ District Sales Manager Telephone Main 3904 306 Albee Building canvass of hospitals snowed that he had not been treated at any of them The police are now attempting to find| Col. Ira : Welhorn, 17 whether any physiclan .or druggist | George Wright, Washin, in the northeast section had treated detailed as militar atin ington National Detailed as Instructor. ~You Can’t Carry Everything in Your Head In this fast-moving age, who can keep track of even all the important things? Do you know exactly where all your deeds, insurance policies, bonds, contracts, etc. are at this moment? Could you put your hands on any one of them immediately ? Wise people concentrate all their valuable papers in ONE safe place~—where they are instantly available when wanted. Avoid risk—rent one of our safe deposit boxes, at our uptown bank at 1333 G St. N.W. Second National Bank “The Bank of Utmost Service” 509 Seventh Street N.W. 1333 G Street N.W. ‘Woodward &Lothrop Down Stairs Store Sale Tomorrow—25 0 Broadcloth Dresses ors’ Home May &, left a will dated | October 2, 1922, in which he provides onds of v € low “veterans, Merrill, Wil- ; . - S liam Rose and Isaac B. Butler, were | “1\CE CREAM t 7th & F Sts each to have $100 in cash. L. D, | Pitcher, chief clerk of the home, is named as executor. Sports Stripes, Plaids and Plain High Shades $4.95 Dresses that you will need for dozens of Summer uses. Those popular broad sports stripe and dashing plaid dresses arc simply made in smart styles.. Many high shades. With clever self or contrasting collars, pockets and silk ties—short sleeves These dresses come out of washings just as bright lustrous as they arc today. Lyksilk and Linen Dresses, #4.95 These are also included in the sale. You'll enthuse over Lyksilk, its even more lustrous than broadcloth and in ex tremely good-looking patterns and style. Lyksilk dresses in fine plaids, broad sports stripes and plain high colors. Linens in high and pastel shades. And slenderizing Dresses for the Large Woman, i stripes. Six attractive models, $1.95. % piimensand Sizes 16-to 52 * DOWN STAIRS STORE New Hats—Felts and | Sale—Chanel Two-Piece Dresses Lacy Stl'aWS A Of Balbriggan $ $ 8 95 TWO-PIECE STYLE—thc Fash- ion-Right style for sports or street BALBRIGGAN—the fashion-right material. - And it's warranted all wool. An ideal fabric—cool when the weather is hot and comfortable when it turns cooler. COLORS—are fashion-right—car- rot, poudre bleu, rose; tan, gold, white and green. Sizes 14 to 40. PRICE, $8.95—we believe this price to be the lowest—not having seen sim- ilar dresses offered as low elsewhere. ALSO NEW TWO-PIECE RAY- ON . DRESSES—that are made similar to the Chanel Dresses, in wanted colors. Sizes 14 to 38. At the same special price, $8.95. Sale—Double Compacts Very o Very Special Very Special Ribbon and Velvet Trimmed Lacy Straws 5'at a very in- " SERVICE STATION Opening do ' SATURDAY Each of the consistencies of “Standard” drooping brims. ' p The . New University Feit Hats which are so popular 95 among high school girls are L) onl y DOWN STAIRS STORE Children’s Imported Sox o~ "MAY Zrd | ; 200 Dozen Full-Fashioned Lisle The “Standard” Service Station just opening at Wisconsin and Miller Avenues, (Bethesda). %o Is 1 Quars of Tolarin%fiu ERE you will always be sure ofefficient;dependableservice and full measure of genuine «Standard” motor fuels and oils. Ladies too, will like the bright, clean surroundings and the courtesy they receive. To help you get acquainted, on the opening day the new service station at Wisconsin and Miller Avenues (Be thesda, Md.), will issue each puichaser of five gallons or more of “Standatd”, Gasoline or “Standard” Ethyl Gas, coupons for four quarts of “Standard? Polarine Motor Oil free.,, These will be redeemable at your convenience. Polarine Motor Oil is honest and with- out superior.The chart will show you the proper;one for your car, If you drive a Ford, use your coupons for the new “Standard” Pelarine Motor Oil for Fords.» It is the latest thing in lu- brication’and is-being used with sur- prising results; i = nsmission and diffgents v. [ Tubrica- Be sure to put it down for an imme- diate stop. .+ ° J STANDARD OIL COMPANY New Jersey 2 e e “Standard” Ser vice Stations it Washington SEEE A *New Hampshire Avenue & M Street, N. W. A *2612 Sherman Avenue, N. W. 5510 Colorado Avenue, N. W. without “at this Sale Price 25¢ . Pair “Wpecial sale Saturday of these Imported Full-fashiofied Lisle o with the popular Jacquard tops. White with block designs ifi,bile, pink and brown. Colored toes and heels. Very cxceptional valyes, Sizes 434 1o 8. ¥ ) » DOWN STAIRS STORE F - mickel silver and gilt finish. 50c 150 Hand-painted Double Compacts in a sale Saturday. <you have beéen accustomed to seeing at higher prices. Included also are the new ¢ €ompacts to carry your own loose powder (gun metal enly) Nickel Silver Engraved Edge Single Compacts, 2Ic; an- other extraordinary value. Either rouge or powder. DOWN STAIRS STORE " Special Sale 1,000 English Broadcloth Shirts That Have Regularly Sold at Higher Prices 1% 3for “Plenty of White in Neckband and Collar-Attached Styles. Blue and Gray in Neckband Style Only When you see the value'in these shirts, you'll be glad to buy 3 or even 6. These shirts were made to sell at a much higher price—and we have sold many of thenf higher. Because of this the 1,000 should go quickly. Every shirt is full cut throughout; finely tailored; perfect quality; a remarkable value. Sizes offer a complete range in neckband style, but not in collar attached. Sizes 13} to 17 ’ 'DOWN STAIBS STORE A *Connecticut Avenue & Porter Street, N.W. A *Florida Avenue & 14th Sereet, N. W. Bladensburg Road & Barney Street, N. E. A *3327 M Street, N. W., (Georgetown) 5 A *Georgia Avenue & Quincy Street, N.W. » *Wisconsin and Miller. Aves., (Betheada, Md.) *Bepnings & Cool Spring Roads, N. E. SRR NewYork, NewJersey Ave. &3 8, MW, it i e A *Wisconsin Avenue near Wacren Street, N W, o Am e et e woving beien - 0% A *Connecticut & Nebraska Avenues, N 14th & D Streets, N. W. 26th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. A *Massachusetts Avenue & 2nd Street, N. W. Florida & New Jersey Avenues, N. W. ., ®Georgia Avenue & Blair Road, N. W. *Florida Avenue & H Street, N. E. Floeids /Aveous