The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 23

PACIFIC COAST ISSURPRISEDAT «= - CHOI OF HARDING Slow to Warm Up to Him, Bui Opposition to Wilson | May Help Later. By David Lawrence. | (Special Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) SPOKANE, Wash., June 18 (Copy- right, 1920).—Warren G. Harding ts action toward the man chosen by the Republican National Convention is one of surprise mingled with hope. This part of Washington ‘contains not a few Progressives, though the aggressive number who are willing to be characterized as such is dwind- ling. Somo disappointment over the failure of the Republican Convention © name either as President or Vice President some one around whom the Progressives coulq’rally is inevitable. Four years ago the women of this State gave the electoral vote to Wil- son. This year women seem to have made themselves vocal only with re- spect to Herbert Hoover, and, now u ~ _ -‘BHE. EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920. dential tontest, the feminine of the electorate has no definite objective, Senator Harding is being represented a8 a good citizen, a simple American born on the farm and a self-made It bis managers are skilful {a their approach to States Iike this they will win votes for Harding. nominate a man from Ohio. Curious- For, broadly speaking, the ‘Repub- Means here would have preferred Gov. Lowden or Leonard Wood. there was a substantial confidence felt in the capacity of the Illinois Governor. But Harding is all new'to the voters, The people are favorably is concerned, the dry would havo a better chance, ‘The people of Washington are tired of the liquor question, but what they are mostly tired of is the Hquor ques- | tion in politics, NoeDemoeratic can- didate neod apply for votes in the State of Washington on the basis of Wilson Adtninistration, ‘but mostly ‘they want an Executive in whom they can have absolute confidence. If the campaign can instill such confidence with respect to the Hani- rsonality, the result, even at this Barly date, is not difoult to con- little known out here, so the first re- | ! CRATS LEAN TOWARD McADOO. | But on the Democratic side there is @ Pronounced leaning toward Mc- Adoo, and as one Republican ‘of prominence expressed it, the nomina- tion of McAdoo would give the Demo- crats a fighting chance hereabouts. He was basing bis assertion on the strong holf which McAdoo has up- on the railroad brotherhoods and or- known out here, but since the news- papers have been telling how he car- ried Ohio three times during the same period that Harding served, the people are beginning to wonder if that he is eliminated in the Presi- the Democrats too are going to The Most Hig UNEEDA Methods of High Grade Merchan- othe cities! A young merchant who left Brooklyn to enter business in Detroit, geturned with this story of his success: “I made a gift to the city, of UNEEDA’S ways‘of doing business, of offering popular values as well as exc usive ALN CHARGE AC. COUNT plan. that allows for easy WEEKLY. PAY- MENTS. Hundreds have transferred their department store accounts to mel” ~ UNEEDA’S PLAN WAS STARTED IN _ BROOKLYN FOR BROOKLYN PEOPLE! Plain and Printed Voiles especially low. 7 A Ra eT ‘and cloth ‘el Charge Account, ‘Drooklyn dising carried into’ grades of merchandise, on @ Bu thinks ‘of UNEEDA A mother of three chil Women’s and Misses’ Summer DRESSES: Trimmed Georgettes Ginghams CROWDS STORM All the most desired styles and colorings in smart frocks of good quality cloths, marked at sale prices, / e vP SUMMER FUR-PLECES, to go with if Dresses in all the most want- o ins; al cluding Marabou. 5 [_WeEREy BROMENS | MEN! e Never mind “sales” that are You can't beat our ALL WOO on Weekly Terms. Popular fabrics and Patterns, GENUINE ALL- WOOL °27.50 HER BAGS Full line of Vacation needs in leather bags, grips and suit cases, starting with $4.95 up. Strongly built. |OPEN EVENINGS Monday, Wed. and Sats. es for fifteen days, possibly = ‘policemen and federal employees, LEAT - Retailers, Convisers’ 27| JNEEDA cies} CREDIT CLOTHING CO. 1001-63 Broadway at Reid Avenue Brooklyn BROADWAY * REID AVE. BKLYN) wetness alone, He had better count hibition are still imaginary. cal conversations. McAdoo has the indorsement| sAnother thing is that William Jen-| COAST PEOPLE NOT AFRAID OF | candidate. of the anti-Saloon.League, while Cox, pings Bryan is looked upon by the THE LEAGUE, 4 A straight out andyout declaration | is believed by local Democrats to have . moist leanings. So far as this State farmer af a teacher of agrarian gos- pel, and this is the country where he the Wileon Administration as a mat-|the Treaty of Versailles and the| ter of principle, they don't dislike! League with reservations, They | pear, but the main thing for a party a eT atresia RMERMRAMRBRA Mahi’, (HAL RIGA MIR daaDib duh esata ot Peat treaty will work the harm that Sen-| League of Nations as ‘a superb piece Even the | of pussy-footing,” as one Republican | expressed It | | It is pretty early yet and such dis- At @ recent bar date defined law tl appointment as prevails may disap- other.” » —— Thousands ands Flock in Big, Carden ecentmstaned klmeet every ee ie mankind, was omrvarte! yearerday tate a gigantic: ‘plething, 01 jock te aold. from $11.18 to eal range t tweluding avery. vat mayufecturera. whe are it manu! us ef liquidating their stecke at te be slightly deve eost. i‘ OES Sale wilt continue from 9 am, to ’ cy a Five-Million-Dottar’ Offering Building—High Schoot Girt i. Are Cashiers, | ered’ tne. A youths extn te the Madi: fort stn ain, carer ene than zs CLOTHING SALE 3,000 Purchasers Outfitted in Fifteen Minutes at Madison Square Garden, "The $5,000,000 clothing sale at Madl- son Square Garden opened with @ rush today, and in exactly fifteen minutes 2,000 purchasers hed, beon, outfitted. The purchaser of the first suit was James Walter Jones, & Brooklynite. Woe Levy, undat whose direction the.sale is being conducted, declared today that the sale will con- month. A feature of the enle was the early arrival of civil service <a ‘enxjous té make the most of this op- portunity for a ‘When-‘the doors to the Garden [Tie Cuttere’ hair, Ghlon Fhe satite word | {Pe force, insiudi: |BidTaatanoc tae sn Notice! In answer to many in- quiries we want to advise retailers that we will be glad to ‘sell them merchan- dise in any quantities at the same prices as offered to the public per garment. Dealers, however, will have to carry away all of their own purchases, So P Eee wees tee we Clothing Prices Smashed! - Madison Square Garden $5,000,000 Clothing Sale 115,000 Men’s Suits—36,000 Boys’ Suits’ Sales may come and sales may go, but the great Co-operative Clothing Sale at Madison Square Garden so out-values any sale conducted in New York’in the last three or four years that it’s like throwing so much money away to buy clothing anywhere else. Thisis a mighty broad statement, but it is very easy for you to prove as hundreds of thousands of particu- lar New Yorkers are doing every day. Yes, we mean that no matter what Clothing Sale you see advertised in the papers—go there—look at their values and you can come back to the Garden and save a great deal of money. ‘And as far as assortment and selection goes, you will find ten times as many suits and ten times the variety of fabrics that any store can show you. Just imagine Madison Square Garden filled to the doors with the’season’s finest merchandise! The twenty-seven manufacturers who are gelling $5,000,-. 000 worth of clothing could only get a part of their enormous stocks in the Garden at one time. The result is that every day the racks are replenished, giving today’s buyers the same selection that men got in the first days of the Sale. No Sale in years has created so much excitement and so much newspaper comment,because no other sale has offered Clothing at actual wholesafe and less. When retailers are coming to us and buying clothes for re-sale purposes you can imagine that the values are nothing less than astounding. Because this Sale is conducted by Moe Levy ® Son and because they personally have examined and ‘passed upon every dollar’s worth of merchandise being sold you can be certain that no matter what you buy you are getting good, honest, one hundred per cent Clothing Value. Madison Square Garden Co-Operative Clothing Sale Conducted by MOE LEVY & SON MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Madison Avenue, Between 26th and 27th Streets Open 9 A.M. Entrance Madison Avenue Side Close 10 P. M. with the bitterness of depth of feeling | think it better than nothing and If|and a candidate to do to get votes In ly enough, however, there is a vitaljon some of the populous Eastern interest in whether or not Cox and| States where the advantayes of Pro- McAdoo are “dry” on the liquor ques- that the average Republican in the| there is any concrete disappointment | the State of Washington is to inspire INGS OUT A HARDING | Bhat releases when engaged in politi-| about the Republican Convention, It| confidence. This ts the task that Sen- 1s about the platform rather than the ator Harding and his campaign man- | agers have before them. straw, Farmer's Style, — And there are a good many Pro-| WASHINGTON, June it —Ji Perhaps it is distance, but the about the peace entity with reserva: | gressives who will have to be coddled | cr of Colimbus, 0., historian State of Washington—or at least this | tions would have been very welcome | if they are to embrace heartily the }Ohifo Legtalature, is by no means held in such light | end of \t—ien’t afraid that the League | hereabouts and folks now @re inclined | Platform and candidate by the time esteem as in certain parts of the Kast./of Nations or the pending peace) to look upon the plank about’ the| To be sure, thia is an entirely ditfer- ent part of the world from New York, | ator Johnson saya it will. New Jerséy and Massachusetts. For| Republican newspapers in this sec- instance, while Republicans dislike| tion are willing to take a chance on| Boa oe wearing f'n jovember comes arot linen suit dnd & farmet’s fleld caatagpanli AN INSPIRED Di (From the Now ne % which possession of property | Mustrated Daly News OE LEVY SHOWS "EM HOW TO SELL MEN'S CLOTHING ae fal hs | ay = il it i 5 ry | a r i Hi i i i it i Ls e3 | i i ? 2 t 2 2 ¥ Es i i Alterations Exchanges Deliveries Refunds