Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1929, Page 27

SMITH ADVISERS HIT ROOSEVELT STAND G. 0. P. Leaders in New York Resent “Trickery Plot” Charged by Him. :% Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, January 15.—Some of former Gov. Smith’s close advisers here, as well as blican leaders, comment- ed unfavorably yesterday on Gov. Roosevelt’s “will-to-win” statement as the result of his survey of the spirit of the Democratic party nationally through correspondence with county Jeaders in the various States. While the statement followed a conference between the new governor and former | Gov. Smith, some of the latter’s friends resented what they interpreted as a bid for national leadership on the part of Gov. Roosevelt and the relegation Yof Mr. Smith to the background. “It looks more like self-advertising than an effort to help the party,” was the comment of one Smith supporter. See Accord With Raskob and Smith, On the other hand, some Democratic Politicians saw in the Roosevelt outline of the policies which should be pursued by the Democratic party during the next four years an apparent effort on the part of the governor to go along with the reported program of party ac- tivitles proposed by John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic national committee. They took it for granted that Mr. Raskob and former Gov. Smith were in agreement on this program. ‘The politicians, however, expressed doubt as to how far Gov. Roosevelt could go with the Raskob-Smith lead- ership without injuring his own polit- ical future, especially if his friends were looking forward to his candidacy for the presidency in 1932. The pre- diction was made that developments might result in Mr. Roosevelt gradually breaking away from the Smith-Raskob influence. This prediction was based on the assumption that both Mr. Smith and Mr. Raskob would not remain as dominant influences in the national party. No Washington Meeting Called. It was pointed out that the Wash- ington conference of national Demo- cratic leaders suggested by Mr. Raskob soon after the last election, designed to determine his own status as well as future party policies, had not mate- rialized. The reason that the meeting had not been called, it was said, was because a majority of the national Democratic leaders shown no enthusiasm toward Mr. Raskob's sug- gestion. Doubt was expressed that any such conference would be held. Gov. Roosevelt’s statement, taken to- gether with the announcement of an- other coast-to-coast speech by former Gov. Smith on the radio tomorrow night, and Mr. Raskob's prospective confer- ence with the governor at Albany, were considered in political clrcl!m as e, strategic move on the part of ‘the “big three” to proclaim their leadership in advance of the determination of Mr. Raskob's status, or the party activities, by the majority of the national leaders. 7. ¢ party reaction to such a move, it was predicted, would probably lead to open opposition to the Raskob-Smith leadership. Pelitical expediency, it was said, if this situation developed, would force Gov. Roosevelt to follow other na- tional leaders, Mr. Raskob was to depart for Albany today at 8:45 am. to accompany two of his daughters back to the Sacred Heart Convent, where they are pupils, H'm" expected to call on Gov. Roose- vel Republican leaders expressed resent- ment at the portions of Gov. Roose- velt’s statement where he intimated that > TfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. JANUARY 15 1929.° that the governor, after his strong bid for co-operation and harmony with the Republican Legislature, should make such a statement. “Gov. Roosevelt could not have sald anything which would be resented more by his Republican friends, or which would more effectively alienate their support,” said one Republican State leas der. Other Republican leaders character- ized the governor’'s remarks as an in- sult to the great majority of the Amer- jcan people who voted for Herbert Hoover. Such statements, they de- clared, would not only weaken Mr. Roosevelt’s chances for re-election as governor, but would reflect adversely on, any aspirations he might have for his party had been “cheated out of the | the presidential nomination four years presidency.” Surprise was expressed hence, January Sale Featuring Special Values In Corsets, Corselettes, Girdles, Bandeaus and Brassieres Rose Marie Compact, imported silk brocade with detachable brassiere top—$15.00 value. Redfern Corselettes, Inner Belt model, of im- ported brocade with silk top—$10 value, Sale price Redfern Corselettes, Imported Brocade, light- Sale price 1y boned, silk top—$7.00 value. Sale $9.85 $4.95 $2.95 Bien Jolie Corsettes—Very special values; imported silk brocade with silk clastic inserts; 3 pair hose supporters—$10 value. Sale price.... Bien Jolie Corsette—Very boned Lace-top Corsette—$7.50 value. Sale price, Our Regular $3.50 Values. ST SRR SR R S $4.95 $4.85 $1.95 dainty, lightly Redfern All-elastic Step-in Girdle, reinforced over abdomen ; daintily trimmed, Sale price supporters—$6.00 value. Redfern Side-fastening Girdle, made of im- ported silk brocade—$6.00 value. ‘Warner'’s Side-fastener Girdle, silk brocade, Sale price elastic insert—$5.00 value. Girdles from our regular stock, in broken sizes. Regular $3.50 to $5.00 values, Sale price.. Regular $6.00 to $10.00 value. Sale Pricel . sasbavisesiSinsored three pair hose $3.95 $3.95 $2.95 $1.95 $2.95 Sale price WHELAN’S Ladies’ Specialty Shop X 1105 F St. N.W. 5 Posifively "’""'Wlllllnnmm . OWNS Single Dresses : Twice each resla HATS s’mwunnmmm . - j T T ~9~11~13 G St.NW, Our Semi-Annual WO ear we hold a STORE-WIDE STOCK CLEARANCE—A Clean Sweep of Every ann in Stock is effected—Offering TWO BRESLAU DRESSES far the original PRICE OF ONE. value of Ev"é well dressed Washington woman realizes the style, quali reslau dresses at regular prices—OUR ON HAND EARLY, AS THIS SPECIAL OFFERIN ADVICE TO YOU ATTRACT A CROWD TO OUR STORE—STORE OPENS 8:30 A.M. BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL BRESLAU ORIGINAL TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TW! TWO $15.00 $25.00 $29.95 $35.00 $39.95 $49.95 $59.95 $69.95 STREET DRESSES—crepe and satin. AFTERNOON DRESSES—georgette, chiffon. rhinestones. DANCE DRESSES—taffeta, satins, georgettes BUSINESS DRESSES—crepes, wool georgettes, cloths. SPORT DRESSES—worsteds, jerseys, combinations. EVENING ALL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSES—beads, sequins, SIZES COATS Fur and Fur Trimmed —Dress els — Fi Exper EVERY STOCK and Sport Mod- nest Materials— t Workmanship. COAT IN OUR IS INCLUDED. The Friendly Shop Juniors’ 13 to 19—Misses’ 14 to 16—Women's 36 to 46— Extra Sizes to 563%. ity and 1S 1!0 BE G OF “TWO for ONE” WILL DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES Deposits Accepted on any Purchase —will be held for 30 days No Exchanges No Refunds No Credits All Sales Former Must Be Breslau Final! i Extra Prices Salespeople OFF 1309 G ST. N.W. New tivo-toned violets of soft purplish velvet are quite the smartest thing for coat collars, and only one dollar! Daris Have you seen the perfectly heavenly sweaters in the 4 Southern Resort shop . . . second floor? - Prices range from $8.50 to $19.50. ebleffs A FASHION INSTITUTION Weshington ?(um’rh es, NEW...and at New LOW Prices! Our representatives have kept in constant touch with the markets . . . thoroughly searched for unusual values . . . persistently endeavored to get unusual values . . . and here are the results . . . new coats, dresses and accessories at wonderful January savings. COME to Jelleff's no matter the weather. Just Arrived . . . A Sensational Purchase Evervbody’s Talking About the NEW Women’s $125 Black Coats| Golflex \ with expensive fox furs! Sizes 36 to 44 Choice What a search it was to find these twenty-five superbly beautiful coats . . . what work to con- vince the manufacturer we should have them at. our price . . . but here they are—BLACK coats with FOX furs . . . at $98.50 tomorrow! Yes—with black and kit fox Yes—shawl collars to the hip Yes—upstanding, bolster, and cush- ion collars too Yes—cuffs that reach the elbow Women's Coat of black norma cloth. with kit fox waist deep shawl and spiral cuffs, Ready tomorrow morning at 9:15 . . . take the ele- vator to the third floor . . . and remember, quantity limited, so the earlier the better! A Baroness Writes her Praises of the Famous Glen Bogie Knitted Frocks —and what praises there will be for the new light weight Glen Bogie frock that’s just out . . . it's made of Australian wool as light as a feather « + o in a charming wrap-around style . . = so come and see it. This Is Glen Bogie Week —when the choice of a scarf, collar and cuff set, or a belt-is included in the price of a frock. Miss Bridger Is Here —straight from the manufacturers of Glen Bogie . . . let her tell you the story of this fascinating knitted dress that does not sag, stretch, or wrinkle, $29.50 is the Glen Bogie Price Sports Shop—Fourth Floor. . Spring Hats . . . At a Very Special Price $10 There’s newness about these hats that is utterly irre- sistible . . . the tricky way straw takes to trimming felt . . . the abrupt manner of brims . . . and the nonchalance of little felt caps with angora stitches . . all so springy you can don them now and wear them straight through the season. . And think of it . . . $10 is the special price tomorrow! Millinery Shop—Street Floor La Garde —generously trimmed Every coat of choice black kashmir coating . . . tailored with the utmost skill in straight slim lines. Frocks —of Sheer Georgia Crepe loomed in France! $4.9.50 Imagine a worsted voile as sheer as crepe georgette! A fabric weol and pleasant to wear as chiffon, yet tai- lored and 4ucked with that crisp. beauty ‘which be- longs to worsted! Such Exquisite Details in Tailoring The little tailored jabots . . . the skirts with plaits partly stitched . . . intro- ducing the flare of 1929 . .. the Patou neckline or the slim. surplice effect rolled collar . , . all are made over 4 silk crepe slip. In ashes of roses, green, zeppelin grey, beige, black and blue. ; 98" On sale in the Sports Shep, Fourth floor ..... Women’s Frock Shops, Second floor, and'in our Sténeléigh Court Shop, . 1013 Connecticut Avenue. " - For the first time! Tomorrow ...$5.95 Tri-color -Jersey Dresses - $395 We've sold hundreds of these - dresses at $5.95. .. never be- fore for less than $5. Such attractive styles, one-piece. and two-piece. . .so painstakingly made, in- deed more than twenty seams in most - of these frocks . ... such beautiful col- orings, reds, greens, blue, beiges and browns . . . and complete size range, | ' 36to 42 . . . but inventory is looming up, so we've given them a quick clear- ance price! Moining Frock Shep—Fourth Floor Superb VALUES—but no need totellyou. . . forit’s. . . Trillium Silk Underwear | T } Yes, this great sale speaks for itself . . . everybody knows trillium silk, 100% pure dye silk . . . and knows these are exceptionally low prices for it! $5.90/ Trillium Silk Nightgowns $7.50 is the regular price . . . yes, most unusual value . . . and most unusually beautiful with col- ored applique, set' in designs of laces, simply tai- lored and embroidercd.. . fine different styles . . . $5.90. Trillium Silk Step-ins Just like the ones we've always sold for $395 . . . tailored step-ins edged with footing . . . and embroidered French panties . . . the 'rs simply love_lyl' P ailored Trillium Chemises So beautifully made . . . with dainty appliqued, embroid- ery hemstitching and picoted cdges. Prere's a wonderful chance to stock up! 3 Miss Elsie Coakley . A special representative of Dorothy Bickum-is here to tell why more and more girls are wearing Vagabond sashes and we offer the regular $6.50 Vagabond Sash - To make her visit memorable! It’s only for a limited time you can buy the popular Skinner’s satin girdle . . . in sizes 26 to 32 . . . at this price. 83 Grey Shops—Second Floor $3.50 Extra! Season-End Purchase Handbags with Hidden Pocket Regular prices much, much more! We can’t tell you how muich in dollars apd cents for we've agreed not to. But you'll know the minute you see thegm, It’s rare to get La Garde “hidden pocket” bags at$5.,. " - A s but here they are in ; . —back and top strap styles. —flat tailored styles. Lizard, porcupine, or whale-grain goat...and id black, hrown; tan, redd " Beautifully made for constant wear. Everything a bag should be with,do artment—and the convenient hidden pocket where you can carry paper in safety. Come—see them! _Handbeg Shop—Street Floor - = R R R TR BRSPS BIRE S G 8 DD PO YD P Pt FE S R B SN T TR SRS T S Y Fwresave.ereren s ERDBONE T SRR A S A S BB PP D SIS I B A DTS DG SIS T AT LS R R e ATt et n