Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1929, Page 30

DENOCRATS PLAN HARDTARF FGHT Battle Under Way Now to. Make Republican Measure Unpopular. [ BY MARK SULLIVAN. 1n the”Senate discussion of the tarift that begins next week, the Democrats announce a program which they de- geribe as an intention to improve the Republican bill. The attempted im- arev:menh will consist of proposing al- rnative lower rates for each of many commodities and schedules. If they get s majority vote in the Senate for their Jower rates, they will be satisfied. It is possible they may, because a good many orthodox Republicans either disapprove of or are indifferent to many of the in- creases in the bill. If the Democrats do not get majorities for their lower rates, they will feel no great disappointment. From the stand- int of the party management, looking orward to next year, the real and quite matural wish of the Democrats is, first, Girl’s Skin Tells Her Character, U. S. Cosmeticians Hear By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, August 29.—Take, for instance, ths cuticle on a girl's hand. It it is tough, the National Assocla- tion of Cosmeticians was told today, . the young. xloqmg “t‘tu“ to be one: of those independent types. Furthermore, if her skin is pale and thind, she is immediately cata- logued as the clinging vine kind. It was not explained why cuticle indicated character or what skin had to do with temperament, but the delegates seemed satisfied. onciled to the probability. They don't care much. They will be rather more pleased to make the bill unpopular and then see it passed than to beat it.' Saves “Juice,” Kills Man. To save the electricity necessary for his headlights, Maurice Roger of Abbe- ville, France, placed a Chinese lantern in front of his automobile. While he was passing through Totes two soldiers dashed into his car. One was killed and the other injured. Roger has been ordered by a Rouen court to pay ap- proximately $6,000 to the family of the dead soldier and to serve a term in pri- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, .1929, St. Louis Police Bring End to Juvenile Sitters’ Attempts to Make New Records By the Assoclated Press. o ST.. LOUIS, August. 30.— i, Touls and University City police -yesterday began routing approximately 50 juve- nile endurance sitters from . thelr perches, on orders from health authori- ties. . Health Commissioners Starkloff and Fitzgerald characterizedl the sitting fad that served as juvenile emulation of the St. Louis Robin’s sustained flight fest.as a public nuisance and danger- i LATE SATURDAY NIGHT TO Accommodate Last-Minute Shopping, But ‘Will Be Closed All Day Labor Day, Monday, who was forced down after 21 hours, with a stomach ache suffered from eat- ing green apples, appeared in the role of im day, S e, s & el ous to the present and future heaith Lion's Dentist Gets Nerve. of mlflplnu. lle Taylor, 10, and Edwin Ma- Yuska, jr. 13, were called down, al- l.hnu&h Roselle's mother pleaded the girl allowed to remain up until § p.m. today to complete .a week aloft. The policeman returned with an in- sistent sergeant. The child wept When her mother yielded. 5 Mrs. Maruska was “all in favor” of endurance sitting for children. “It teaches them, patience,” she said. A ploneer sitter, William St. Clair, 15, Special Announcement Our Stores WILL REMAIN OPEN Surgical treatment of two trained cir- cus animals gave the residents of the Latin Quarter of Paris a thrill recently. Dr. Stroumga of the Paris Faculty of Medicine - operated on the “patients.” He entered a lion’s cage and removed the nerve of a tooth which had been troubling the king of beasts, after the animal been tied to a board. Dr. Stroumga then treated an elephant REPUBLICAN LEADERS AND HUSTON CONFER Political Circles Report His Selec- tion' to Succeed Dr. Work - as.Certainty. By the Assocfated Press. Claudius Huston of Tennessee, who is slated to succeed 'Dr. Hubert Work which was affiicted with bunions on | s chairman of the Republican national one foot. committee, conferred here yesterday with some of the b Republican party Mr. Huston came to Washington to attend the funeral of Dr. Charles W. Richardson, and declined to discuss politics. ‘His selection of the Republican national organization is regarded as definite at the meeting of thn: national committee early next mon . The Tenesseean is a close friend of President Hoover. While here he also conferred with Senator Watson of In- diana, the Republican leader of the Senate, who is looked upon as one of the supporters of Huston far the chair- manship. Huston 1s reported to have the votes necessary for election already pledged, all he is not an active candidate. He is regarded as Mr. Hoover’s choice. Special Announcement TWO MORE NEW ULTRA-MODERN Combination Will Open There are increasing signs also that Mrs. Alvin T. Hert of Kentucky, the vice chairman of the party, will recon- sider her intention to . 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Then they would like to see the deciding vote cast by Vice President Curtis, in favor of the Republicans, of course, That would make the passage of the bill spectacular. What would most sult the Democrats and give them the most advantage would be an un- kopulnr tariff enacted by the Repub- icans in a spectacular way. Democrats Are Busy. As to the first part of the Democratic yrogram, making the bill unpopular, | hey are busy at that every day. Ac- cording to surveys of public opinion throughout the country, they are suc- cessful. Their method, for the present, consists of daily attacks upon the bill sponsored by Democratic Senators and members of the Lower House. These | Bttacks are circulated to the newspapers. Burveys of the press indicate that the attacks are widely printed. This campaign, supplemented by what will be done in the Senate debate, is counted on to give the bill a bad name. Quite probably it will. 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