Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1927, Page 24

UPHELD BY YADEN s sescs sme s | Floor Leader to Succeed Self District Government Best, Associations’ Head Also Tells Citizen Group. House Democrats in caucus st ght nc Representative I | candidate Representative Nicholas Long worth of Ohio for | another term as | 5 have | it upon defrat € rett would leader. entative | arner of | rity floor Rep John N T nking member on umittee, as | | Representative Gurreit he ways and me were all other v 3 memb This committee will select the Demoeratic membership for other committecs. the caucus is not authorized party whip, Mr. € this duty, is ex- Representative enship in the Dis able and has more ore said pected to 1| Oldtield of Ark Jury Convicts Woman. iie McDonald was con- | f violating the Harrison anti- narectic law by a jury in Crim 1 Division 1 before Justice Hoehling. st sted at Union Station ovement in ag was said companied by Tred t hother member of the X es were found She claimed d_sale of Attorney cution the. drugs, helly _condu ound und f: Upton and | Yan Ness st dopted. Mrs. | Baughman was instructed to proceed | with plans to have land red, | rubbery | Night Depository Service consin for theaters, hotels, chain stores and other businesses at the if Defeated. i THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1927. NGARAGUMNSSEEK =< and the made h: 2 for a Diaz Guarantees Safe Pas-: sage for Three Men to Ask Fighting Cease. ARSI =S i a member of the N N 't. Although the ed with th ted Pre I A 2. | party heir pilots | hpon rom | MANAG —Six Ame; and repalr o nd of | truste MdAj. Ross F , United Marine Corps, arrived here ye - special train from Corinto. were taken immediately to a | pec landing field which had been prepared near the Marine h roneous, Mr. Patterson where practice flights will be n 1S | ment being misinterpret soon_as the assembling of the planes has been completed. The planes will be used for scouting and maintaining communications. Scattered fighting by small bands was reported today from the Jioteja trict, but otherwise the . military sltuation was quiet. the Diaz regime has t bied state through Guarantees Passage. Dresident Diaz vesterday guaranteed safe passage through the Consery tives' ‘lines_of a delegation of three | prominent guans—two Liberals and one neuf which will leave to. day in an effort to find the chief Liberal general, Jose Moncada, some- | where in the Matagalpa region, to > an effort to induce him to give | ; paign in behalf of the | a, 1 to 9 Room Suites or Entire Floor All Outside Rooms $20.00 Upward AFFLECK BUILDING 13th and N. Y. Ave. the omission of punctuation. Great| o | s htadd Tecoenizea tres.| JAPANESE ASK INCREASE.-| > nETess Yesterday | TOKIO, March 2 (P).—A deputation e proposal ma v P | - I o ey “_m‘fihe«‘tn'l‘:d:r.xpr»sent.mg 7.000 seamen employed | approval of the project | by the Nippon Yusen Kalsha, largest | in d during debate. A com. ! Steamship company in Japan, today | mittee was appointed to go into the | presented demands for higher bonuses, details of formally drafting the treaty | petter food for lower class employes | proposals. | % 5 i ot i and increased wages according to e | period of service. While a committee of the Brecon,| (v, 5 e voial = and, town council were dfscuss. | COMPanY officials promised to reply , “hase of fire extinguishers | to the demand, but owing to prevail- one of the ing business depression the prospects cused to fight | for granting it are considered un- | tavorable. araguan Congress yesterday | | he council's quarte nembers had to be e Cathedral Mansions Connecticut Avenue (Opposite Zoological Park) Under Wardman Management A few desirable apartments in perfect condition now available. One room and bath, $40 and $46 month. One room, kitchen and bath, $60 month. Two rooms, kitchen and bath, $65 month. Open for Inspection Phone Adams 4800 Office in Center Bldg., 3000 Conn. Ave. Until 9 p. m. ment insfalled. FEDERAL-AMERICAN Sidewalk to Be Sought. = = M i— *. Kyhl, , was in- stiations with in real estate operators, Distric 3 member of the Citizens’ Advisory Council and dele- gate to the federation from the ia was unanimously i tion to the Citizen cik, The next meetin sociation will be held the in April, at which time a Govern- ment horticultural lecturer will ad- dress the association. Raymond M. Cheseldine, d. Second_Lieut. Willlam S. Hiatt, Finance Department Reserve, of this eity, has been ordered to report to the ; finance officer, this city, for duty in training. » 1110 G EST. 1879 Tied on the Side BUT fashionable all over, is this new pump, with side- laced strap and unique decora- tion. Rose Blush Kid, Wis- teria Calf trim. Gray Kid, Wisteria trim. Patent leather, “Mayflower® kid trim. $6.50 One of the New Style Leaders in “Hahn Specials™ Now all at one featured price— 7th & K 414 9th 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 3212 14th 233 Pa. 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New Basement Coat Dept. Sensational SHOE values $ 1 99 The actual cost of making these shoes was higher—imagine it! You'll find eyelet ties, side-lacing oxfords, gore pumps, plain pumps, opera pumps, strap. pumps—in all the new léather shades. Patent, tan cali, parchihent, blonde kid, satin, ro<e blush kid, alliguwr kid. New Basement Shoe Dept. Dainty B 7, Spring ensembles, Sizes 13 to 20, 36 to 50. New Basement Dress Dept. INFANTS’ Opening Sale An entirely new department in the Basement opens with two wonderful groups of tiny garments at 59c! 480 Infants’ Dresses 360 Undergarments 59c¢ Little gertrudes of soft flannel- ette, with hemstitched hems, with 59c¢ little frocks trimmed two-piece frocks, 1 newest colors—in flat crepe, georgette, satin, crepe roma, Mayflower crepe and prints. with lace edging and insertions. With touches of embroidery—with all the dainty trimming you'd never expect at 59c. embroidery at the neckline. Ki- monos and nightgowns trimmed with pink or blue! New Basement Infants’ Dept. é \ Silk New silks—new colors—new styles in an opening sale of amazing values! Boleros, in all the News! HAT values Thursday $1‘.95 Crocheted straws—satin and straw com- binations, silk and straw, azure braid hats— in the brimless and narrow brimmed styles that all smart folk are wearing. Black and white, orange, the new shades of green and tan. = New Basement Hat Dept.