The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 22

i ‘9 # ae ‘i ¢ ’ a RNY " ; N fs ‘ ular there, And {. is very) “played ball” and stood for the pro- - m ) Important for the Democrats to scl gramme vutiined by Mr. Wilson for) it (i A orthonnenmehnt lg DU their candidates with an eye to tne) Congress and has never allowed his big States like Ohio. A t NOW LOOMS UP IN Our Credit Plan dofeat at Baltimore to be the bagis for a vindtetite revolt agwinst the 4 K 2 we hg and South and ty oeigh ts rship. “ on 0 10. he Democratic race tas not en- ‘s ts 7 counting up the resentment Adoo. Others will be very niuet in| i is based on the principle that. the indi- which any administration in the field “Qommtudeca Pose Firat Perey [FOF SHERE veare is Dound to accumu. | Tee i ‘al ! He || : vidual who is entitled to credit, on his Contin ‘rom. Page te, thi tion of a candid aK ED arn me | i , ‘ A " Y, Seyremer whe woul! stand o# a record outnide / f ‘i H Fi or her reputation, is stimulated by a de. not certain the tactios|of Washington is a cinsideration not H F aay SRE scare “ ; s soy) ee b 7 Ny Food. to be lightly disregarded - Z ss 4 j 4 y sire to live up to that reputation. We offer the White House is con- Fv if th truth be known the . é ‘ ‘ : Com ands ta. g00d | Democratic pligrims trom alt Darts H 5 i you smart wearing apparel reasonably priced, cl f the country who v @ various 4 : 9 ae . A is Presidential hom-| headquartars ‘here. tel plaintively of H ye ; ; , with the privilege of making partial pay: 't the] discontent in the fold, The results in . i ; oe Betas al wim what ‘ne| Georgia are none too pleasing to the —<—<—— : ae, ments on your account. Vice Presidential nominee.| White House now that the complete H woul not be surprising if returns are available. N: had to dectare himself deft- the Prohibition question in J | : mn Tain ‘control of delegates at Sen Francisco roth | f Queen Anne Lioing Room Suite of Luxurious come from States where «ov. . proportions, covered in a selection of fine potted It is too early for the Democratic atlanniacad ta? ; the primaries. © eubetantial) sders themeelves to fake Pp | Tapestry—3 pieces. Sofa, 7 feet 2 inches $395 New Jersey Governor advises | tions They all adtr . long—wide pillow-shaped arms. (Loose spring euahton eeate.) fluential men here are for J tnt ehs ine of a house reputed for re. the some tor ‘doo und some * ‘ - a F ‘ an atey te emit that, Platform. |Poginnings of a Champ Clark boom. date the beginning = liability eile. cdaes aoa ¢ prices at Kellner’s, consistently moder- he inf is that|Thie may develop seriously for the! - a nndeat man, necking nothing | Otber candidaten of their enjoyment ate, bespeak an extra measure of economy in terms of quality and service. ‘aione and only for the| Mr. Clark Js well liked by the ore “The Twenty-five Rooms” are delighttul fa tio’ in th ty—and they a for which he iw working, the /Ennieentrol the convention, He brings | Of tea to their first sources for new ideas in home arrangement. You are cordially inolted to visit them.‘ Cox howed evi. |to his case # feeling of sympathy over of ‘ualltenay 0 “ihe side of | What happened in 1912, when he had taste of : y wets. a majority of the delegat senough ‘ r to win in a Republican tion but SETS Gegmting to te. me toeceig| not enough Under the two-thirda rule |i here, proceeds not alone from the fact |of the joorate, Moreover, Mr.| " Phat’ he would appear to be satiatac-| Hearst, who 1# »p powerful a factor in |f a ‘on the liberalization programme Kn) mooctne of Set erty ‘would ‘; of the Democrats row his su rt to Mr, Clar ig wiltibe the outcome of the Pro! As. for Wiieon antagonisms, Mr. Largest Salein the World rt ition controversy. bei ents ag tg Fe ee that a recom at tl a) | : | ‘pan carrie Ohio thre “limes and ts been Rood. He tina Ineidentatly SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, < Saturday at8 A.M. A Sale with a Purpose For Friday and Saturday -Men’s Suits _ & Top Coats $34.50 | Values from $50 to $60 We realize that this low price for smart, up-to-date clothes will cause comment and require some explanation. But we are in absolute sympathy with the public in its effort to bring down the high cost of living and are taking this means of co-operating in the movement. At the same time what we lose in profits we expect to make up in the tremendous numbet of new friends we will make—men who must realize that $34.50 for a good, all-wool suit these days is unheard of; in fact, we | would have to pay nearly $34.50 in the open wholesale market for suits and top coats similar to most of those in this sale. They are all finely made up-to-the-minute garments of dependable worsteds, cassimeres, flannels and serges, in a variety of plain colors and smart mixtures. They are the pick of our regular stocks and come from makers whose names stand for dependability. The styles vary from the snappy English-cut model to the more conservative style for the older men. HECHT BROS. 53—57 West 14th St., Near 6th Ave. Did. you know that 3c is MoRE than the churches average : from each member per day? W: AMERICANS may be thoughtless. Sometimes we may appear selfish. But when a great need arises, no one can say that we have ever shirked. ; Ask any son of France. Ask any soldier of Great Britain. Or ask any Armenian mother or a girl with a red cross on her sleeve or one with a tambourine in her hand. And now the churches come to us for help— our churches. Not begging. Not asking alms. But with: heads lifted high facing a task so worthy‘that we, as loyal Americans, ought to feel it a privilege to help. Here is the Plain, Unoarnished Trath We don’t need to be told that the church is the heart of the Nation. We admit its influence for lasting good in our children. We see its stabilizing influence on our com- munities. 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