The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 5

REVOLT OF VOTERS OVER. 0.P. WASTE WORRIES CONGRESS Majority Leaders Warned Con- tinued Extravagance Means Disaster at Polls. TAX CUT IS DEMANDED West Wants to Know What Is Being Done to Redeem Campaign Pledges. {Special to The Brening World ) WASHINGTON, June 8—Members ef the Republican National Commit- tee who came fresh from their re- @pective States for the Washington pow-wow are bringing news which is eausing cold chills to chase up the spines of some of those who have een exceeding the speed limit in voting money out of the public Treas- ary, The committeemen, who are the political “scouts” of the party, are unanimous on the point that the citi- zens they have come in contact with are insistent on knowing what is pre- venting the new Congress from put- ting into effect the economy pro- @ramme about which so much was said In the last compaign, “The thing I hear regularly in my section,” said a Western member, “is, ‘what is Congress doing to reduce Government expenses and taxes?’ I expected to find on my arrival here that there was spme well planned programme to redeem this pledge, but, to my surprise, it is the same old story—everybody is helping to make It easy to get money out of the Treas- ury and nobody is paying any par- ticular attention to the taxpayers’ interests.’ "* The committeemen say that the in- | creased appropriations being made for the army, navy and various Govern- | ment agencies, are not passing un- noticed back home, but, on the con- trary, are provoking vigorous critl. cism which will have to be satisfac- torily met, in the elections next year if the Republicans are to hold their majority in Congress. Members of Congress admit, some- what mournfully, that they do not see any chance for early improvement in regard to reducing appropriations. “Lack of leadership” is the way some good observers size up the present muddled situation in Congress. In the Senate and House there is no coherency of purpose on the majority side, Senator Lodge, veteran Repub- lican Jeader in the upper branch, is reported tired of his task of trying to hold the Republicans together and is going @hortly for a long vacation in New Bngland. He wants to name his sucu@Asor, but the Western Republi- > 48 have rejected his choice of Sen- ator Brandegee for acting leader. The West is suspicious that the Fast is trying to “put something over,” while {t dominates the situa- tion and is threatening trouble over the permanent tariff, which will not be what the West expected after all the talk of “protecting the farmer’ when the emergency bill was up. The Western@ Republicans say Lodge is snobbish and won't speak to many of | them, and there is a well defined sen- timent that may repudiate his leader- ship entirely if a healing salve ts not applied to the sore spots, All the vigor on the Republican side in the Senate Is from the West, and unfortunately for the majority, the Westerners, such as Lenroot of Wis- consin, Kehyon of Iowa, Borah of Idaho and Johnaon of California, are not susceptible to party discipline, These Senators are blazing away with both barrels of their oratorical guns at anything they regard as a good target without any special regard for THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, party welfare, and the Old Guard Sen- ators are compelled to sit and listen with chagrin, In the Hous, the lack of leadership and cohesion is even more marked. When Representative “Jim” Mann was cast aside for Mondell of Wyom- ing as floor leader the Republicans lost an able parliamentarian, This veteran member comes to the rescue occasionally when the Republican side is in distress under the assaults of an aggréasive minority. The Demd- crats are living up to their past repu- tation as showing .more “pull to- gether” spirit when in the minority than when controlling Congress. The present outlook is that all the pledges of the former campaign will be knocked into a cocked hat. No of+ fort {9 apparent toward keeping ex- penses within the bounds of Govern- ment revenue, and talk of reduced Special Sale of 300 Organdie and Voile Dresses Many $15 Values— Now $8.95 A large variety of other Summer materials, includ- ing models in Ginghams, Linenes and Dotted Swiss. $5.95 to $13.50 | 350 Silk Dresses | at $16.95 | 307 Fifth Avenue Near 31st Street Our Entire Fifth Avenue Buildin taxes under these ciroumstances 1s futile, The impossibility of lightening the tax burden is operating to post- pone consideration of the new Rev- | enue Bill as long as possible. oe | DOVE OF PEACE ON 125TH ST.) t Maint Ite the Hymrade, United Crothing r it Darker Tha n the Hygrade Credit Clothing Company at No. 131 West 126th Street, sought to enjoin the United Credit Clothing Company at No. 136 fram con- tinuing business next to the Hyg le because the latter company had con- structed the facade of its building and decorated the windows similar to the Hygrade’s Justice Lehman went to the scene and held court in the street. Jusice Lehman now decides that the United, while acting within its rights in the actual construction of the build ing, the store fron and electric signs, mua paint its store a darker hue, charge window valences and the like fo that no confusion may occur In the future. Po = ae ar = am Organdie Dress, $8.95 Dest & Co. g Exclusively for Women’s Wear Where There Is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There Is Service. James McCreery & Co. reery Quality Merchandise, as New Values From Our Aine ake / Cotton hbrice A whole wardrobe of Summer Frocks for modest expenditure. That is what this June Sale offers to the woman who is clever enough to make her Frocks, or who has them made. McCreery’s Dress Ginghams in leading styles of checks and most wanted colorings. New Swiss Organdie with permanent finish, guaranteed ; exquisite shades, 44 inches wide. yard, 68c Novelty Printed Dress Voiles in a wide variety of choice styles, printed in the season’s most attractive color combinations. 88 inches wide. yard, 45¢ Imported Striped Ratine in new Sport colors with black stripes; excellent for bathing capes. 40 inches wide. yard, 65c McCreery’s Special White Nainsook, close, firm weave. 89 inches wide. 10 yards in a length. length, 3.50 (Second Floor) The half hour when one is clearing away the lunch dishes is time enough to spend on dessert for dinner. You can make yard, 85c¢ Crepe Mohair—the new Sport Fabric—nonshrinkable in all the leading sport color combinations. yard, White Washable Satin Venetian,—medium _ weight: suitable for sport or shadow skirts. 54 inches wide. yard, 1.85 Summer Footwear For Sport or the Street 7.95 We have taken from regular stock about 1,400 1.45 - ee FIFTH AVENUE AT 35th STREET-N. Y. Ice Cream in a Vacuum Freeser in that time. Better still, you can tuck it away and forget it until dessert time, It will be perfectly frozen. pairs of the season’s smartest types of Summer Footwear for women and misses and reduced them for this special offering only. There are models of White Linen in strap effects or regulation Oxford styles—Military, Cuban or low College heels; White Linen strap Pumps with Tan Calfskin saddle strap and tip. Also walking models of Tan Calfskin, strap or lace models, with Military or Cuban heels. Every model offered is a spic and span new type. When you come to McCreery's tomorrow go directly to the sixth floor and taste our Strawberry Ice Cream, made in an Auto Vacuum Freezer, When you find how delicious it is and \| the demonstrator shows you that you won't have to turn a A Special Selling of Blouses for | taliagattct ets oe vee eee we ate Summer Wear || Auto Vacuum Freezer. Thursday and Friday ce TaN NM a et a i W a frozen desserts every day. That means you'll purchase an —————EEEEEE Another Special Group at 10.75 Trim, hand-finished Sport footwear, including models of the finest quality White Buckskin in all White, or White combined with Black or Brown. Also modish types of Beige Colored Buckskin in smart combinations. i (Second Floor) 2200 BLOUSES IN BATISTE, VOILE, CREPE DE CHINE, DIMITY, AND HABUTAI SILK. 45 DIFFERENT MODELS FOR WOMEN & MISSES. | i Furs That Soften and Enhance Fox Scarfs—those large, lustrous skins so much in vogue; open or closed styles; a rich shade of Taupe or Brown, 29.50 to 75.00 Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs, single skin; large, ful! furred pelts. 65.00 and 85.00 | Gray Caracul Throw Scarfs, handsomely lined. 39.50 and 55.00 | ‘Two-skin Mink Scarfs—soft, dark pelts.......... 49.50 Single Skin .... . . .25,00 Two-skin Nataral Baum Marten Scarfs—large, dark pelts. 125.00 | Semi-Annual Sale of Tie-Ons Hand-Made | ah ' . | All Colored Boys wae Suits Guaranteed Fast Color. Frill Fronts White with Color Eton Collars All White 300 VOILE FRILL front blouses daintily trimmed with Val lace, Eton collar, or square neck. Also hand-made batiste. 300 DIMITY blouses, five smart models, neatly tailored with roll or Eton collars, link or button cuffs. All white. | {| z z | Sizes3to10 = | | Warm Summer weather need not cause con- cern, when Sonny Boy is clad in these light but durable yarn-dyed suits. You have. all sorts of styles and various shades of Blue and other || colors and combinations to choose from. } 3.00 500 DIMITY or BATISTE 300 VOILE FRILL front | Keen Elim Neat and/Cooll | owt sere) f blouses, five models in dimity blouses 6 models with Val lace, P nt : He | . 5 . . ar (This 3 95 with knife pleating or colored Irish lace, or colored pipings. ted ieee) . \ | ° pipings. Five models in col- 1 colored tie-on. Some hand- | Summer Playthings ; ‘ . , , | Sport Skirts for || Velocipedes, ball-bearing wheels, strong and durable. i. z v | . 10.75 to 24.00 | Women & Misses, 1 2.75 | Tricycles, ball-bearing wheels, Maroon finish, “ f 500 HAND-MADE blouses, 300 CREPE DE CHINE, ba- i 16.00 and 24.00 ; i i vol eae 2 | Radiantly beautiful Sport Skirts of glow- |} Automobiles, brightly painted, enamel finish, suitable 5.00 Sve modes “with quate of jared pid paurek wedel | ing Silks or soft-surfaced Flannels. Box, side, | for small chiAreM: i! 8.00 ; d : t with Tuxed hand Ay is h | and knife-plaited models, as well as graceful || Bi plane Miyers, sturdily built, ball-bearing wheels. .4.85 j med very smart wi uxedo some hand-made, some wit ftunrad styled: _ Boys’ and girls’ ball-bearing, stecl extension Roller i front sweaters or sport coats. colored embroidery. it | Skates. 2.85 : | There are innumerable models in Ivory Children’s Khaki Swings with wooden seats........1.75 ; | Horse Toddlers, atrongly constructed, for younx || children, 3.50 || Kiddie Karn with rubber-tired wheels,,,.3.00 and 3.75 Expreas Wagons, strongly constructed, rubber-tired wheels, 3.00 to 6.00 Lulla-bye-Baby Swings, drop frant.....0.eeeee +18 (EA Us Floor) White or Cream, and just as many in glorious Siz colors. 25 to 84 inch waistbands. ALL SIZES BUT NOT IN EVERY STYLE 12.75 hardly covers the actual retail cost of \ their materials. | (Fourth Flour) Main Floor ~ Sees r : ;