Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 11

- ASSOCIATION RAPS | “ CITIZENS' COUNCIL “ Mid-City Body Votes Not to Name Candidates for Membership. tlon of the 15 with a general condemna- Citizens' Advisory Council ; and its exofiicio chairman, Jesse C. . Suter—with _criticlsm growing more intense as the meeting proceeded— lidates for that bo he resolution, Judge Robert J dent of the association, had declined ations, and . . bo © couficil. named candi dy. introdus Drl\cu dates nbers of the Mid-City Citizens' As- ation voted unanimously last night to name any of their members as ced by ttingly of the Mu- adopted after W. ation's dele- 1, prest. for the ollowing the adoption of the reso- hing a Suter. Judge Mattingly and George tive from the Assoclation, ttack of A copy < of 'the resolution is to be sent to the ¢ Foderation of Citizens' Associations. Mas Not Served Purpose. Judge Mattingly after criticizing AMr. Suter, concurred in the opinion of Mr. Richardson we th and of Mr. Driscoll council has not served the ht it was going to Mr. Richardson sald that “upon nu- merous occasions the council has made recommendations which were *. mot Citizer themselves." served that Judge Mattin, onsored by the Federation of Assoclations or the citizens gly ob- “I never did think any- thing of the Cltizens' Advisory Coun- vil. 1 think less of it now, and I think less of the Federation of Citizens' As- sociations for having boosted it.” YTavor 60-40 Basis. A resolution also was adopted fa Rock Creek and the 60-40 plan in the Senate. The proposed legislation for the cre- 60-40 basis for the District Government to pay the ing the land necessary Potomac A clause in the resolution ded thut a letter of thanks be ator Phipps for upholding ation of a boxing commission in the Di. adopted. could alled in the District . Th t rict of Coiumbia was opposed in lution introduced by Mr. Rich- 'he District Commissioners e opposed the measure on the nds that it would bring unde- bles into the District. e resolu- Mattingly defended the bill a brief talk, in which he said he e no harm in boxing. e adopted also ap- in the member- ip of the Public Utilitles Commis- from five to seven persons; the rease in retirement pay for teach- 20 to $720, and approving Craffic Director M. O. ve more traffic lights Maj. Lawrence Transferred. War, a Afa). Thompson Lawrence, Infantry, the tanks as been ordered to this in the office of the chief Department. t Camp STOP THAT ITCHI NG You won't have to wait — relief {ollows the first comforting touch of Resmol The drink of things Roasted RIGHT here in Washington men who decide big > Get a 2 tube today. Makes your head nd nose feel fine. Easy to apply Quick to act TRY DRUG STORE FIRST 30¢ and 60c per tube Heal Skin Diseases Penetrat- ngworm, troubles. v give instant rchef Apply Zemo, Clean. ing, Antiseptic Liquid. It is unnccessary for you to suffer with Eczema, Blotches, Ri; Rashes and s mlal skin Zemo will us from itch.ng torture. It c soothes the skin and | and effectively most ski ul, |~umrauug| liquid and is soothing Zemo 15 a wondc disappearing to the most delicat recommended for day cause it doesn’t show % irom any druggist or large bottle, $1.00. e skin. It is ytime use be- Get it today Small size, ¢ THE EVENING RTAR, HIGH TARIFF SCORED IN EFFECT ON LIVING Raises Cost of Home Necessities, Mrs. Harris Baldwin Tells Woman Voters. ‘WABHINGTON, on sugar, which, she sal necessary to keep the sugar beet farmers of Michigan and Western States in the sugar business “‘when they ought to be ralsing Navy beans, which they can produce at much less cost.” The tariff that goes to the ORCHESTRA CONCERTS. Tonight at 8 o'cfock at the band auditorium, Marine Bar- racks, Eighth and 1 streets southeast, by the United States Navy Band Orchestra, Charles Benter, leader. Overture, “Oberon”.Von Weber Beethoven Michigan sugar beet farmers, she said, amounts to $90,000,000 a year. Protesting_that President Coolldge had declined to use his prerogative in_reducing the tariff on sugar from 1.7 cents per pound to 1.3 cents, as recommended by the Tariff Commis- sion, Mrs. Baldwin declared the con- sumers are paying $216,000,000 sugar tariff every vear, of which the Gov- ernment gets but $124,000,000. The annual election of the League of Women Voters of Washington will be held in April, it was announced. Members were urged to attend the national convention in St. Louls, Mo., from April 14 to 21 (2) Andante con moto. @) Allegro and (4) Allegro presto. numbers from ‘The Rural Wedding Symphony* (Op. 36), Goldmark (a) Andante, “In the Garden.” () Allegretto intermezzo, *Bridal Song.” Finale, fourth movement, “‘Sym- pho in F Minor, No. 4" IOD .Tschaikow "'I'hs Star Sbnn(lsd Banner." By the United States Soldiers' Home Band Orchestra, Stanley ‘Women no longer regard tariff in terms of Paris gowns or of their hus- bands’ politics, but in the light of its effect on the family budget, Mrs. Harris Baldwin, national chairman of living costs of the National League of Women Voters, declared last night in an address on the Fordney-McCum- ber tariff act of 1922 before the local chapter of the league at the Mount —is the only test that really demonstrates the a economy of % é o) installations. the enforcement of the last tariff act. “The present tariff affects everything that goes into the market basket. There is scarcely one thing that we need, want or have to have that is duty free,” she declared. Mrs. Baldwin told of a typical family that rejoiced in noting that its income tax had been reduced $§275, but found on examination that the last tariff had caused an increase of | § more than $320 in the cost of cloth- | ing and food. The farmer, Mrs. Baldwin asserted, “gets the effect of the tariff coming and going; he receives but little of the | increase in the price of his produce | caused by the tariff on foreign com- | modities, and he has to pay the tarift on those articles he must buy. She declared unfair the high tarift plumbing {COLBERT plumbing may cost more at first, But in the long run, n fails TO PROVE ITS ECONOMY. £ Prompt attention to Kepair jobs of every size. aurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning “The Star Spangled Banner” EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. Knights School Opens Bureau. The Knights of Columbus Evening = 00“00 000000“000000““0000“00“0 of Columbus Evening hone Main School, 1314 Massachusetts avenue, announced today the establishment of a public employment service in con- nection with the school, to serve both employers and employes without charge. Applications to the service can be made at the school address or by telephoning Franklin 4698. T. J. 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E 621 F Street ”mm 3017 % SR R RIRICIRICIR P4 . Yard-wide English 39 75 83c Extra Size 69 $ Lo, 10 vis, > | 393 Sk DResses $5-758 Gownis cX Woolen Pants 9 :: Saft ?],,:,,‘, iu y-:grvle(‘r! for under- Voie. ioddie (Rapies ot huharm:ned 5 n:m or white batiste; full cut: shlrnd. sASSORment of 250 paice. Good uual Q wear and infants' wt . styles: comp'ete size range, 16 to 42 roni .. ..“ : :,mmm. Coupon Only. 50 ;n uvv\&m. This (‘nununs)nl' 95 No. 50—With This Coupon Only. No. 31—With TI"" Coupon Only. @ 57500 to $35.00 Men's l 3 10.00 Women's Wool and Part-Wool & Men's Flannelette ® Suits & 0’Coats s : WINTER COATS z : Children’s Sweaters c’ PAJ AMAS c : About 73 Suits and QICoue allwoolg Good stylish carments: fur collar anadh Halton, fronte: aseopied colors "”. o nat are worth S1.50. 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