Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 34

THE EVENING “affect the great intelligent South and |100 years.” to revive those unhappy issues which have died alike in South.” Mr. Underwood declared he was in thorough sympathy with the North and |the sentiment that “some rule must be adopted that will enable a majority Question I sGeneral. of the Senate to control its affairs and conduct the business of the Na- Men of the North and men of the |tion in an orderly and eficient man- uth have fought together in two |per.” s since the Force bill was an issue, | Referring to the Force bill, Mr. Un- he continued, pointing out that this is |derwood said that “nho man can jus- a debate upon the necessity of cor-|tify his opposition to a cloture rule on recting “great existing evils,” and not | the ground that he is preserving the upon past special s. He added that rights and liberties of the Southern Government policy “must be grounded |people thereby.” He' cited efforts of upon general and not exceptional and |leading Southern Senators since 1590 isolated instances.” He said he was'to cut off unlimited debate, adding asking only that the minority, “pro- that “surely they would not have pro- d as it is by the che ks and bal- | posed cloture if they had thought for a moment it endangered the civiliza- tion of their home people.” Opposition to Gen. Dawes’ proposal constitutional [comes from two sources, Mr. Under- ghts of leglalation. 3 wood said. From some of the Sena- ! nstead of rules which, he said, “en-[tors themselves, “because they v pose changes in the present Senate|courage parliamentary misbehavior in|debate and like unlimited e rules, Vice President Charles G.lindividual Senators and invited selfish- (and from “those persons outside the Dawes, speaking here last night be-|ness. medio and vanity,” G Senate who are interested in special Yore the Assoclated Industries of Ala- | awes advocated & system which | legisl bama, announced his intention of |\would provide for majority cloture [preventing legislation to which they carrying his campaign for reforma- |iphat would not prevent any Senator |are opposed. It is very much easier tion of the system under which thelfrom being fully heard upon any ques- |for those last-named persons to nc- upper body of Congress transacts bus"\ziun. but would prevent a minority or |[complish the result they desire ness, direct to the voters individual Senator from prolonging |through delays in debate rather than Gen. Dawes spoke Wwith charac- |debate in order to destroy the con-|to command votes to do i teristic frankness. He was not a |stitutional right of a majority to leg- candidate for nomination for the islate. office to which the people elected him, = et he sald, but now Ther it S Neoanis Underwood Wralses'Dwes. his duty to assume constitutional| Senator Underwoed, who preceded FATTSV 3 5 velations with the Senate, he se ico President on the speaking | . L SVILLE, M, May 25 —Mirs. need of cloture in deba program, lauded the efforts of Gen,|Catherine Rumford Coflin, 8 The people alone, he said. Dawes to promulgate rules that would [ old, widow of Charles E. Coffin, who exert the great power needed to shake [limit debate in the Senate, a reforma- | represented the fifth district in Con men loose” from the present system he has favored for more than a|gress, died yesterday at her home in which has existed for more than 100 He characterized the cam-|Beltsville, Md. About a week ago she vears. n for revised rules as “an issue|fell, fracturing her hip, the shock To the end tha at appeals to the common sense and | proving fatal. what he terms neces udgment of the people of the fight, he expects to = Gen. Dawes, he said, had voters in some of the S will elect Senat J that the issue be efined.” DAWES TOPRESS RULESFIGHT N 15 Tells Alabamans He Will Raise Issue in Every Sen- ' atorial Primary. rights over the hat majority desires e its Dy the Associated Press RIRMINGHAM, Ala., Mrs. Catherine Coffin Dies. Special Dispateh to The Star. and ask [or at t he had succeeded in mak-|ber of the Illinois Legislature, has y |ing a new issue out of an old subject helped to pass bill to legalize and 3 that has been with us for more than!regulate boxing in that State. Scores Filibusters. Carrying his heart of Dixie, and spea same platform with Sen Underwood, Gen. Dawes declared that “the South is too intelligent to be deluded into the idea that to pro zect it against another Force bill the right at times should be ziven to a minority, or even one Senator to throw a monkey wrench into the legislative machinery of the common government.” Answering crities of his reform cam paign, Gen. Dawes said that unlimited debate “had mot checked multiplicity of laws, but had resulted in their pass age without proper consideration.” Those who maintain that no bill beat en by fillbuter was not condemned by ultimate public opinion are attempting to beg the question, he asserted, by assuming that the only bill affected by a filibuster is the one under discussion and that their personal judgment is conclusive as to what constitutes pub lic opinion. He referred to the Force ol HELLMANN S BLUE RIBBON S e L bore Mayonnaise __HO ment of proponents of present rules, ™ he declared, is an effort intended to campaign into the om the An uninteresting left-over from the ice box may be converted into a delicious dish if you keep a jar of HELLMANN’S BLUE RIBBON MAYONNAISE handy. Uniform flexibility means many extra miles of service from balloon tires They The tread, as well as the BALLOON tires must be more than just flexible. must be uniformly flexible. side-walls, must be flexible. 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T.—Akron. © ation, or, more particularly, in | vears | | The vote of Mrs. Rena Elrod, mem- | STAR, WASHINGTON, A A A A AT Holiday Clearance—1 25—$5.00 to $7.50 H 36—Gage Hats.... 20—Cataline Sports Hats. 10—$12.50 Dress Hats 10—$25 Dress Hats... D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1216 F St. N.W. 1925. Your Furs Repaired by Experts at Jelleff’s When you call to have your furs stored, as so many wi who really value their furs have done already, as} fur repair service. moderate! It is done by experts and the c Main 726—Fur Storage Department—Fourth Floor One Last Day of Big Opportunities to shop for apparel for the holiday! For those who want things for wear on Saturday, slight alterations can be made. Special Purchases of the Newest Apparel In addition to odd garménts taken from our regular stocks to go in the Usual Friday Clearaway at Remnant Prices, combine to make this a great shopping day. Women’s Coats —lead off the list with § groups at amazing reductions! —and just before the holiday! 10 Motor or Travel § Coats, Regularly $55. .42,5.. F:II lwlg’er backs, import S| h. st, bluejay and brown. $49.50 and $55 _ Silk and Twill Capes.. 535 Ripple, fi and straightline mode! Jabot revers and fur collars. In chili, amber and rust. s 10 Coats, Collars 40 and Borders of Fur. . $69.50 to $110 Coats, with fur collars and fur bord Embroid meen, psy, @ri igwam, Venezia blue and amber. Smart, Exclusive § Silk Coats .. ... 89 $95 to $135 Elaborate Silk Coats in Ottoman, faille_and bengaline, with r and fitch borders. In black, d blonde. ‘Woman's Coat Shop—Second Floor. $45 to $65 Dressy Coats, $35 Of lorchene, charmeen, suedebloom and jewelto: Fur _bordered or fur Silk_scarf collars. trimmed. In chili, aquamarine, bambino, navy and black. nd $55.00 Smart Top- coats, in Padrone and Tashian. In red, beaver and tan . 1—$36 Gypsy Color Twillflare Coat 1—$40 Gray Twill Coat with fur border ... 7 i 3—8$45 Twill Coats, front tie flare styles. In wigwam and rust. 6—$40 Twill Coats with front tie flare and badger borders. In navy and brown.... = 6—8$110 Straightline Coats with scalloped panel backs nd fur borders. In ¢ meen and satin. Gray, navy and black.. - 2—$35 Tan Plain Sports Co: 2—$37.50 Chili Flannel Coats with fur borders Tan Campus Cloth Top- Sports coats, braid trimmed ..... Imported Gray Plaid Dou- ble-Breasted and Belted-Back and Rose 4-$49.50 Natural Ta K. trimmed mir Topcoats with red suede Smart Sports Clothes at Remnant Prices! —you will find all the needed garments for holiday outing—and many of them are specially priced tomorrow ! Knitted Golf Coats, $3.95 Buttoned front models with patch pockets. In gray, red, corn, rose, orchid and brown. $5.95 to $8.95 Silk Blouses, $2. Fashioned of crepe and printed silk—overblou yle. Some All White Silk Broadcloth Blouses in this group. Silk Sports Frocks, 4 Off! Two-piece models of crepe de chine and printed silk in combination with plain_crepe. Regularly priced $11.50 to $3250—tomorrow ONE-FOURTH Silk and Flannel Skirts, $8.95 Stunning Sports Skirts, in pleated or tucked models in all the new pastel iports Shop—Street Floor ® $5 Silk Umbrellas, $3.50 *p holiday price has been put Pure Silk Umbrellas with and painted wooden handles Ik wrist cords to match. Tips rrules to match handles. In all the new colors. $3.50. Umbrella Shop—Street Floor For the Larger Woman Ensemble Suits and Coats HALF PRICE 2—$59.50 Kashmara Coats: tan, /2, and green, size 401/ 3—Charmeen Ensemble 110 _Gray, size 421 125" Tan Suit, size 46/ 110 Navy Suit, size 4415 1$55.00 These are all one-of-a-kind models, hand- somely tailored and cut full length. Match- ing linings of heavy canton_silks. Large Women’s Dresses at Friday Clearance Prices! 5—$25 Dresses, of heavy crepe de chine with self stitchery and silk embroidery. 4 in black, sizes 427, 46'%, 402 and 4415, 1 in brown, size 48!%; 1 in French blue, 3—$4950 Dresse: black and blonde satin, 3—$55 Street D 1 navy with tan, 42)5; 1 b with gr: ze 44!/2; 1 black and white foulard, size 48'2 . i Larger Women's Women’s Dresses! $25 Silk $ 1 9.50 Frocks Reduced to . . i Just 20—$25 flat crepe, satin, printed crepe and roshanara crepe dresses, embroidered, beaded and tucked. In black, co! maize, rust. 36 to 44. $19.50. 5—$35 to $59.50 Crepe de Chine, Satin, ) Falll:,s'r-lln"ed, Embroidered and Lace-trimmed Dresses, in black, blonde, rust and $22.50 cocoa. 36 Women’s Dresses —all new Summer models, but after our big dress sale in broken color and size assortments. Take advantage of these low prices for your two-day holiday. 4—$35 Blonde and Rust Satin Dresses, embroidered and plcated ruf- fles. 38, 40 and 42 $10.00 6—$25 Flannel Sports Dresses in navy, tangerine, gold, beige and rose ST 2 eTeIee) 3-$35 Black, Blonde and Rust Crepe- in Dresses, with shirred apron ed t Crepe de Chine Dresses with appliques of embroid- 6—3$29.50 Natural, Rose and Green Kash- mir Sports Dresses, ticked and button trimmed. 36 and 44.. $15.00 4-$39.50 Rust and Green Kashmir Sports Dresses, in plain _colors and two-tone stripes. 36 and 38.. $17.5° 2—$35 Cocoa and Black Silk Faille En- semble Dresses with printed crepe de chine. .. $19.50 Flannel Ensemble Costume in goldenrod, - rose, blue, beige. Unlined ble Costumes, with ng silk and flannel. and green. Sizes $20.00 2—Chinese Red and Black Satin Circular Flare Dresses, i 4-$45 Brown, Cocoa and Rust Satin Dresses, tucked, circular flare and chenille embroidered..... $21.50 1—$75 Cocoa Beaded and Em- broidered Satin Dress $21.50 $25.00 1—$4950 Flesh Color Crepe de Chine Sports Dress...... S 4-$39.50 to $55 Crepe Satin Circular Flore, Sid‘-Gdr-pe Fand - Embroidered in black, blonde and rust. 36 and 38 ... $25.00 3—$55 Kashmir Ensemble Costumes with dresses of tucked flat crepe and kash- mir. French Blue and nutmeg. 36, 40 and 42 $25.00 ‘Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor Downstairs tomorrow — New Printed and Radium Silk Dresses, $10.75 A Stunning Assortment of Women’s and * ‘New Sports Dresses, in printed _stripes and solid colors. Straightline and two piece effects. Charmingly frimmed with contrasting collars and cuffs and frills—also some are trimmed. In peach, maize, tan and white. Sizes 14 to 42 $10.75. 10—$10.75 to_$15.00 Checked Plaid and Striped Flannel Dresses, with con- trasting or linen collars and cuffs ... .. $3.00 13—$15.00 to $16.50 Flannel and Jersey Dresses, with long or cap sleeves. In flame, navy, maize or $5.00 5—$16.50, $22.50 Crepe-back Satin and Georgette Dres: trimmed with fringe and mef lace. In rose, peach, coral and maize.. $5.00 7—$15.00 Satin Dresses, in cocoa, rust and black; trimmed with braid and embroidery...... St $6.75 7—839.50 Georgette Imported Beaded Dinner Dre: in green and navy, with side drapes and cap sleeves. Sizes,16 to 38 - $15.00 7—$69.50 Imported Beaded Dresses, trim- med in c | and silver beads. Belted and side draped. Siz 16 to 36. Flame color only.. $16.50 Jellefl’s Inexpensive Dress Shop— Downstairs 800 Pairs—SOROSIS Pumps and Oxfords —ifrom our regular stocks—have been drastically reduced from much higher prices and tomorrow go into the second day of a sale at two amazing prices— Group 1. 500 pairs of broken and discontinued lines, including patent leather, satin, kid, suede and calf Oxfords and Pumps, in ten of the season’s best colors. in the lot, but not in every style. Sizes 2% to 9. Widths AAA to C. All sizes Group 2. 300 pairs of Pumps and Oxfords—no two pairs alike! Of a really excellent quality. Mostly of white reigncloth and fine quality canvas. High heels, medium and low. Nearly all sizes! Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor P. S. Do not forget your Gold Stripe selling. Ne:v Arr;uaé: illi-n{ Sports Frocks, $18.75 Crepe de chine and flat crepe, in stunning two-piece and straightline Long and short sleeves, scarf collars, pockets. Trimmed with buttons and embroidery. In powder maize, green, white and navy. Misses’ Flannel Sports Coats, $15. Straightline models, fur and braid trimmed. In powder blue, maize, green and white. Misses' Shop—Third Floor Misses’ Apparel —that will be much in demand for the Washington's big two-day holiday! To- morrow you can buy it sale-priced! Misses’ COATS 6—$25 Cocoa Twill Coats with fiat back and front flare.... $16.50 8—$35 Navy and Tan Twill and Lor- chene Coats, in straightline and flare front models. Badger fur trimmed ..... $21.50 5—$45 Kashmir Sports Coats, in gray, green and amber. Straightline mod- els with Summer fur bor- ders ..... & 9-—$39.50 and $45.00 Navy, Green Twill and Lorchene Coats with fur edgings and borders o .. $3450 7—$49.50 and $55.00 One-of -a-kind Coats, in navy, tan and chili. Straightline and flare front models, fur bordered or fur collared .... $39.50 8—$65 Fur Trimmed Satin and Bengaline Coats, in black and cocoa R S 10—$69.50 to $98.50 One-of-a-kind C in jeweltone, fawnskin, charmeen lorchene. trimmed or pl Tigerey, bambino and navy . ... $54.50 Misses’ SUITS 2855 Rose and Gray Kashmir Suits with box and three-quarter length jackets .............. $23.75 8—$35, in navy twill, with short dou- ble-breasted jackets and vel- vet collars . $25.00 4—$69.50 and $79.50 Chili, Bambino and Navy Ensemble Suits with frocks of printed silk or flat crepe . 5—$95 Bambino, Wigwam, Chili Navy Charmeen and Twill Ensemble Suits with matching blouse or frock of flat crepe Misses’ DRESSES 3—$25 Tan and Green Flannel Frocks .. $5.00 Flat Crepe and Satin ghtline, basque and flare front models $12.75 6—$35 Two-piece and Straightline Kash- mir Sports Frocks green and rose . . 7—$29.50 and $39.50 Flat Cre Canton and _Georgette Frocks, straightline, flare front, bead ribbon trimmed models. Lip- stick, cocoa, navy, black.... $23, 10—$45.00 and $49.50 Flat Crepe, Satin, Canton and Georgette, Straightline, Tunic, Two-piece and Flare Front Frocks, in cocoa, green, pow- der blue and navy $33.75 8—$55 Satin, Canton and Georgette Frocks. Flare fronts, ti lace yokes, ribbon girdles, sleeveless models. Tan, Venezia, blue and navy $43.75 Misses’ Apparel Shops—Third Floor Just a Few Little Women’s Coats ——made to fit the less than average fig- ure without alteration. 3-$3250 Little Women's Tan Plaid Sports Coa 10—$35 Little amber, gray, rust and gypsy. $19.75 3330 Little Women’s Navy Blue Twill Coats, with braid trimmed collars and cuffs. $22.75 10—$39.50 to $49.50 Little Women's Dressy Twill Coats, in flare front and straightline styles. Chili, 0, wigwam, tigereye and an . .-+ $29.75 Little Women’s Shop—Second Floor bam- 1,000 Pairs 16-Button Mousquetaire Silk Gloves Exceptional Values Plenty of WHITE for Summer Made of ‘serviceable qual- § ity Milanese silk and offered at an unusually low price. The product of a reliable m | turer. Perfoctly fitting glove: sizes. Shades of skin, pongee, g | and, aimond. Also black and wh Street Floor and $2.50 pairs at a time! Full-fashioned Silk Stockings. All sizes in_white and 32 lovely shades, in these satisfactory Silk Stockings, ready for tomor Regular and chiffon garter hems, $1.85 pair—with silk garter hem pair—or you can save 15¢ by weights w buying Special Purchase of Lovely Georgette Gowns and Chemise The Gow: are in lovely $5.90 pleated styles with yokes of val lace ‘insertion and em- broidered net. Necks and armholes are edged with footing. Narrow shoulder straps. In fiesh, peach and nile. The Chemise are in enve- lope styles trimmed with $3'50 French val and venise laces. One charming model with high waist line and pleated skirt. In flesh, peach and nile. —Third Floor. Pongee Slips with shadow hems, $2.95 Radium Silk Slips with shadow hems, $3.95 Slips—Street Floor Women’s Suits Take Holiday Reductions! 3—$65 and $75 Silk Ensemble Suits, in bengaline and faille. Chili, lavender and navy blue..... $45.00 6—3$65 Ensemble Suits with straightiine and long flare coats and contrasting silk frocks. In wigwam, tigereye and navy $39.00 15—$79.50 to $110.00 Ensemble Costume Suits, in _cordetts, charmeen and kashmir. Plain and fur-bordered long coats. In chili, aquamarine, amber and navy.... $55.00 8—$110.00 to $145.00 Elaborate Ensemble Suits, in repingle, charmeen, cordette and satin. Embroidered, fur bordered and ribbon trimmed. In navy, Venezia blue, tan and black.. $85.00 Women's Suit Shop—Second Floor Silk Stockings Lace Clocked Silk Stockings—with silk garter hems. In medium and sheer weight. All full-fashioned in a large but broken Full-fashioned Silk Stockings—with lisle garter hems in black, brown, white and gray... $1.25 OUTSIZE Chiffon Silk Stockings—with silk garter hems. Every pair perfect. In broken sizes. In black and all light colors......... $1.95 Hoslery Shop—Street Floor Splendid! Women’s Handbags A Genuine Calf Leather Bags, for general utility $2‘95 or sports wear. All silk lined and fitted with purse and mirror. Here you will find a large assortment of the season’s newest and best colors, Back and top strap handles. Some trimmed with patent leather. Handkerchiefs For the Holiday Outing! Handmade Linen Handkerchiefs and hand-embroidered in white and colors. Many fascinating styles.. 50c” Novelty Linen Handkerchiefs, in white and colors. Prints and embroid- ered patterns S 1 (Three for $1) Novelty Linen Handkerchiefs, with wide and narrow hems. Attractively em- broidered. In white and colors. 3in a box for........... Handkerchief Shop—Street Floor “Jelleff’s Special!” Pink Broche 14-Inch Girdles Fine Quality Pink Broche Goes Into the Making of this Jelleff Girdle. It is combined with one-piece elastic and two pairs of hose supporters. Lightly boned for Summer. eres, made of pink or , pink or white broche and pink cotton jersey.......... Sc Girdle Shop—Third Floor —featuring a smart collec- tion for sports and outing wear! FELTS PANAMAS BANGKOKS PEANUT HAIRBRAIDS Your choice of stunning styles including all .the new shapes and trig, snug-fitting models! Only one more shopping ds —tomorrow !—before the holi- day! Prices Range From $7.50 to $15