Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 25

THE FEVENING STAR, WASTINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY,” JANUARY 17, 192 years old when Congress had to make ing House Craftsmen. to explain budget-making to house- BAN STAND! K ‘The experiment had bee nin effect o — o a vital 151 ility. ‘The speakers emphasized the seven | holders. These volunteers are Mrs. S S ATTAC one week. It hibits ki in " r e isnionfBl Y major phases of the thrift drive, viz.: | W. E. Chamberlin, chairman of the downtown bullwonell cemz:r e m. ¢ m' » Clerk’s Election Contested. Banking, budgeting, life insurance, | Budget day committee, and Miss Alma Aldrman Coughlin of the first ward, . ; A man named John Bailey \msl elv«;:- A HE .I- IIY hlnm;- owning, plrnmpt rlv]nylrnu’l. of kl;’llls. Mncrumfi,I Thfi uct;:‘nl :l:(-lcbmtlon of | Alderman Says Experiment Hurts|who led th‘e attack, sald he always and e o) ed to the House from a Massachusetts sharing with others and wise investing. | Budget day takes place tomorrow. still is against the ban. He demanded o rm : district. At the time, he was a clerk Business and Demands Hear- | qn carly meeting of the trafc commit- the opening Sy in the Department of State. His elec- Today marked the op g of the . This is known as “General 1A ing for M 1 tee to hear protests of merchants, who, o tion was contested. _Bailey's opponents e Tk dav. he adviabiniy | MRS. MATTIE TURNER DIES 3 fons Merdiancs he said, charged that the restriction Chiics cancime Forth contended he was not a resident of of opening a bank account is being By the Assocluted Pross. hurt their business. 8- & ¢! in | Massachusetts within the meaning of al Week’s Campaign IS | brought home to thifty citizens by a a2 . — c————— rockers splinted. 7% on all Pocket Borough™ System in| Masachusctts within I s Fesicent Annu paig DTOURNE e Gommitiee, Teaded! by|| LRohbure Woman, 05 Was Na-| CHICAGO, January 17—CICaS9'S| g 0iae proposed rallway line ia||| tapestries, mohairs and - in the. District of Columbia. It was Pr selll. The city's leading unty. Loop parking ban, subjected to its first Congress Feared if He dreided he was not entitied to the seat- | Formally Opened by Speak- | [ n?(‘m;g»np!‘mmw in’ the move- Huej of Nf?son Comney - 0.6 onstuicted -~ velours, Early in the Beck proceedings ment by decorating their banking rooms | Svecial Dispatch to The Star Wins House Seat. resentative-at-large Rathbone, Repub- ers at Keith’s. with posters and by distributing Thrift | LYNCHBURG, Va., January 17— Do YOU Want lean, of Illinois, asked Representative . o 5 Mrs Mattle Jones Turner, 65 years of » Guarrett if the -latter didt hink an ‘"Sf“::( :1',',‘,’,:“}, budget books are he. | 8¢ wife of F E. T“"';“‘l'";’"“u"‘;'l""gf"' bfi;séj_lk;( exception to the strict interpretation e be- | morning at the Memorial Hospital. She G BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. |of the eligibility law might not wsetully | i7he goepél ot theitt aa expounded I e i Gecunity A Tk | was o mative of Nelson County and| @ Y230 offee? Priltivy Coldrme Conblt Sadan o . | “Mr. Beck is an eminent | by Benjamin Franklin, wi e reiterat- | in e lived for some time before her mar- ain, , With the introduction this week of |06, made. “aTr Beck 15, g0 P tore: [od in modern form from stage, pulpit | Co. and its four branches, Auncostin B b van » menias tions. ~ Strong, _Stylish, an ammay of witnesses. proccedings to | ot autherity on - miernatlonal law. |and lecture platform and in posters [ Bank, Bank of Brightwood, Columbin | orcyicary Methodist Church, Dan- B Durable, 3 i ; k. Federal American Na- ? Wers Now Wore Mo oust Representativ is re- | He is rilliant public speaker. Will |and the press this in anaual ob- | National Bank, Fede g ville, and Js survived by her husband, h “ B t S Bn:c k(‘fcm,'?..»'l" - | Gontrens "ot b "the _gainer by the ce of Thrift wee tional Bank, Liberty National Bank, | gt sion, P, B, Turner, ir. of this city. renell's ouque e SS::S Call F lin 7483 I . he House are $10 S8 $1250 3935 all Franklin - |memanice € b s . | MeLac king Corporation, Mer- rosonce of such .. man in the Hou The thrift campaign formally opened | McLachlen Bank ) e T Mitesiet Hiees of att ’ proportions. 1 | Branrete: replied, tereeiy, “Not If it vio- |at noon in Keith's Theater, when prom- | chants Bank & Trust Co. and its three S i Aaie 8 e ¢ 3 the De; ) . which is con- | jataq the Constit fnent speakers, attention to the | branches, Metropolitan National Bank, L LA Men's 8-Rib, 28-Inch testing Mr on_ the < pief prosecutor of Beck, | fact that this 2d birthday anni- | Morris Plan Bank, National Savings & = C o Silk Umbrell ground t resident k Writer! "It does seem (o[ versary of Frankiin, took occaston to st Co. Potomac Savings Bank. Col. Freeman Shifted. Were $8.50, Now $6.50 Clly Am:h'ong H N e ways. | st his ideas on econen Riggs National Bank and its four r ects. The | The old idea e ‘,‘fl;‘,‘"g gfn:;‘éogfix; The speakers includ f anches, United States Snvings Bank, | Col. George D. Freeman, r, 11th {n- N w B Quality Umbrella Shop 1 10th St. N.W. od to establish | gould come down from lus State, | E. Freeman. Repre: g % washingfon Loan & Trust Co. and its | fantry, at Fort Benjamin Harrison, In- 3 i urche e ino =B (i N-m' SISy e in future avert jinging the atmosphere of his State | Free of California, Repr a I\ branch and Franklin National Bank | dianapolis, has been ordered o 737 11th N.W. 2 and the ideas of his people. If Beck | gan Sanders of Texas and John v- | and its branch. | Augustine. for duty with the Florids | g3 819 14th St. N.W (Above Palais Royal ed and if Vare and Smith are ant director of the Bure At the Merchants Bank & Trust Co., ' National Guard. . INLVY. . the power of money will | Wdge almost every member of Congress the Senate in the large centers of L S ion and financial strength T e oent will use technical residences and 15 eleotel {not inhabitancles in the several con- tative Kent, one | grocqional districts of the country and 4 / . | thenceforth there will be pocket bor- . | oughs and rotten boroughs all over the ~ : | United s ented by mere A agents and not Congressmen. In any event, we will frame the issue. I think ¥ |we can win now. But, eventually, we ¢ | must win. | = - In the past vear Ttaly produced twice as many lemons nd one-third | ber of orans wn in this tion in t the Cons that a mem T branch (Covyr whom Kent 2 M. tate opera- to the cele- in 1926. Mr. fied that he and Munting Insure e e E the Future of %8 in Philadeiphia, who Yollr Clll.ldren i 3 $ was elected to the seat in November, 1926. Kent ex A. Black patent onc strap; B. Black sucde one strap: C. Black Lizard Grain 4- D. Ounc-strap black suede, E. Patent one strap; cut-out bt His legal domicuie in | v . gun metal trim; with patent trim; high French eyelet oxford; medium with gun. metal trim; sides; high French heel. | R \ \ high covered French heels. heels. Cuban heel. heels. Eanae o el A Sale—those Smart “Fashion-Mode” Shoes Tegistered at clubs and hotels—been in | Philadelphia—as a resident of the Dis- trict c.;f hCoEmb.a.hm which he now Toteresting constititional history and | Footwear taken from our regular stock and added to a .45 ennmm:;l d;;;(;:;d(‘g\h ha'i{e been | brought out during the Beck ouster P = et s 4 G . i °“ s . . B i eing e I T ST Es s special purchase—all “Fashion-Mode” in style, fit and quality— Democratic minority leader, recalled SRLUIVE dcwrs that when the constitutional conven- W2H.SAUNDERS CO. Jn. session in Philadelphia in | MAIN 1016 A collection of clever models in all the wanted fabrics—black suedes, tan calf, patent, brown suede, black and brown lizard calf; choose from opera pumps, D'Orsays, strap pumps, blucher and cut-out oxfords. For all occasions; with high or low heels. In a good range of sizes. g ] (Fifth Fioor, The Hecht Co.) An Important Event in the January Clearance— 200 Imported and Domestic 600 Gallons | 7/ HANDBAGS of Rainsoft Water? 1 | $3.95 —that is the amount of filtered, rainsoft water wsed in clean- Everythin iingcleaner the aver- ol g . : So many styles, sizes, kinds. Im- age family washing ;o 4o et ported and domestic, daytime and eve- S il ; , ning, vl:\‘hur:ltc or utility bags. Beaded, 0 "h) . \ velvet, silk or rhinestone styles. 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