Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 26

% = THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925. {HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD , | Registered U. S, Patent Office. FUH_ UF §URPR|SE8‘ Bl 1527 4 o1l Proroswie A miaHER AR WAS BROUGHT BEFORE CONGRESS.— IT WAS ABVO— CATED BY PRESIDENT ADAMS AND FAVORED BY THE Real Toyland Among Many Features of Mercantile Pal- NORTH AND WEST, — ace to Open Tomorrow. The “Tariff of Abominations.” ACIAL ERUPTIONS mightly and annoyi e by e Resinol (0L | Break a Cold Right Up with ' ! “Pape's Cold Compound” tion of Eo DEFEAT THE TARIFF BILL THE SOUTHERN CONGRESSMEN PROPOSED UNUSLALLY HIGH PUOTIES) ON CERTAIN IMPORTED RAW MATERIALS WHICH THEY| WERE CONFIDENT THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE NCRTH WOULD NEVER _— — ACCERT, — = Edown C.Carnoun bRew uP A PROTEST For. THE LEGISLATURE oF $0UTH CAROLINA ONBCR THE NAME OF “EXPOSITION AND PRoTEST ” Ba THE CHAGRIN OF THE SOUTH, THE NORTH- ERNERS,WHO WANTED PROTECTION AT ANY PR ACCEPTED THE BILL WiTH THE HOPE, PERHAPS, OF AMENDING IT LATER, -~ THE APAMS FACTION IN COoN- GRESS VOTED FOR THE TARIFF ACT AND IT BE- (1829) IS BETTER THAN S Mo PROTECTION \ [ B ATALLY =z '(P i . q THE SOUTH WAS T~ BITTERLY OPPOSED |- / - \ 4 744 G A e I P aXX? > = ) ERHE PREPOSED BILL CONTAINED 56 MANY B HE SouTH WAS INDIGNANT AT THIS OBUECTIONABLE FEATURES THAT IT WAS POPU- | | TURN OF AFFAIRS. THE LEGISLATORES OF Take two tablets every threc until three co. The HE NORTH WANTED A HIGH TARIFF TO PRoTECT JTS WOOLEN MANUFACTURES.— THE SOUTH WANTED A DOCUMENT (T WAS s, taken. LOW ONE 50 THAT IT COULD BUY GOODS WHERE THEY| WERE CHEAPEST — 5 LARLY CALLED THE TARIFF OF ABOMINATIONS “— THE DUTY ON HEMP WAS RAISER NEARLY (00 PER CENT, THAT ON WOOLENS WA S MORE THAN FINE SOUTHERN STATES PROTESTED AGAINST THE ACT AND MANY SOUTHERNERS THREAT- THAT SOUTH CAROLINA SHOULB CONSIBER. DEGLARING THE TARIFF ACT NULL AND VOID WITHIN THE STATE.— BUT NO POSITIVE ACTION ENED TTO BoYCOTT,NORTHERN CLOTH., — = TWICE THAT OF THE TARIFF OF 1824, WAS TAKEN AT THE TIME (@925 avme mecrone wpwspaper swpicare — § LEAVE FOR CONVENTION. -al manager - [ Local W. C. T. U. Delegates to At- tend Detroit Session. 5 \‘:“F‘l :(.’.’f\i . %% A ’ ]\ . | AT NGt ARMISTICE DAY | Seven years ago hostilities ceased— LYY Y Y YYYY VYV Yy Y VYV Y 7YYV VYV VYV YV VYV VYV YV YV VY VYV VY VYTV VVVTY Penna Ave. and 8th St. S. E the great war ended. The country went Southeast Store Will Stay Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Night = Northwest Store Will Close at 6 ; Id with joy and intense relief that no FIVE DOLLAR IS ALL YOU NEED We have just received TWO CARLOADS of beautiful living room suites— ONE CARLOAD of dining room suites—TWO CARLOADS of bedroom suites— we place on sale tomorrow for your selection. FIVE DOLLARS Delivers Any Suite to Your Home It matters not whether you buy a $250, $300, $350 or $400 living room suite—$5 delivers it to your home—Suite as shown in illustration is covered in genuine jacquard— battalions would have to move to the front. This day revives the memories of the splendid valor and devotion to their coun- those .try of ho made the supreme sac- rifice and of all who were ready to do or die that our free land should live. Out of these memories spring strength and contidence in the stability of our re- c and the soundness of its institu- The Washington Loan & Trust Company Resources Over West End Branch $17,000,000.00 618 17th Street Downtown Bank 900 F Street JOHN B. LARNER PRESIDENT Beautifully Decorated Dinner Sets Entire Three Pieces . 100 pieces of genuine underglazed dinnerware. Regular value $18 50 . $25. Guaranteed all perfect A great purchase Jjust received— 25 rolls—1,250 square yards—in various pat- terns. Guaranteed ab- solutely perfect * felt base floor covering— 39¢ PER SQUARE YARD Kindly bring your measures. It matters not whether you buy a $250, $300 or $350 dining room suite —85 delivers it to your home — Ten-piece suite as shown in illustration —chairs covered in gen- uine blue leather—fin- ished in the new shade of French walnut— Entire $ 1 45 Ten Pieces “Greetings/!---and Congratulations’ —Kann’s is more than pleased to offer its heartiest congratulations to its contemporary, The Hecht Company, upon the opening of the beautiful new store building pictured above. It is a credit to the City—a monument to those who conceived it and “carried-on” to its final realization. I We offer again a new lot of 100 of these handsome buffet wall mirrors, in beautiful color effect poly- crome inches It matters not whether you buy a $250, $300, $350 or $400 bedroom suite—$5 de- livers it to your home—four Lnrg‘e, comfort- able fiber rockers in a selection of beautiful colors—have movable auto- mobile spring seats covered in fine quality cretonne— massive pieces as shown in illustration, finished in the new shade French walnut. —Again—*“Greetings and Congratulations!” Entire Four Pieces 2l o 98 Penna. Ave., “The Busy Gl an Corner,”