The evening world. [volume], March 01, 1920, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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THE
Ef U. S. SENATE,
THIEVES AND COPS
lAN'T
BAR WEDDING
111 Delay John and Anna.
Though, and Then He
Loses License.
vThs course of true Ioto novor did
an smooth and on the othqr hand
fMMftdotn bumps Into so many dlfflRUl-
i as in tho case of John A. Kolben-
jliilag, twenty-thrco, an A. JB. F.
vjmttor who now owns a rang, and
ana Mario MaranesI, noma n-pe, of
S'TKo. 46 West Mill tHreot.
fjohn carno up from Texas four
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proposed, was accepted and then won
grabbed by Uncle 8am and sent to
;$nc. He meant to wait Until 'the
ifteaty was stfmcd and ho could say,
Thank Ood( that's over," but finally
Atepaired of Henry Cabot Lodge and
&s weddlnir wan net for Saturday.
HiThe young people worship In dlf
ftront IWnples and planned to have
-Sty Clerk Boully do tho Job for them,
ijVhen tlwy roaclwd the Municipal
BQlMtag there wasn't a J. P. to b
AWfrea tihey croo out they ftoxind
tSat Bomobody lxul ototoa Kolbcn
fc5JaJg neweat car.
K taxt was engaged and they oet
ant to find a Judge.
I pTho iudgos were gone for the day.
cTU tell you. doar," said John, "you
oosne up to lay house Sunday morning
a&I we'll catch sofne Judge before ho
oux leare his house." John lives at
No. J2J West JEth Street. '
iatrolman Drumm of Traffic A
cMltd for John toeforo Anna Marto
fved.
iV anted at the station house," sold
mm, "to Identify a car taken lost
Bight In th Street."
flMina called, found John gone.
.fainted, woo revived and went away.
,' j'-John went to her houso late yevter-
qay anemoon, uui aucoverea w!
tcry will bo Sworn to, on demand
that he hod lost the license.
'. "With a dupllcato copy of tho docu
ment they reached the Went Bldo
V (?ry t0 Maff,8trat0 Blmpson, who
fvwviu uvct ""!' "i?" uvna ana,
imh reporters for best man, niaid of
honor, bridesmaid, &a, married thom
iX high noon.
The police are holding tho now
c&r as evidence," said John,, "and I'
hod plannod for months to go South
with it Whatlt wo dor "' r
j?Oh, what difference does that
TOAke," sold Anna rotty enough,
tibyo, for any man to wat three years
for "what difference does it makoT
I'm for a wedding trip If we havo to
tako it in the subway."
EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1920.
ML TOO BUSY
WITH BOOMS TO DO
OF
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til
(Continued Prom First Page.)
Oovcrnment In fairly scoping with It
Hers Is the situation in a nutshell:
,Jn the Department of Justice is a
Presidential candidate, A. Mitchell
VtamLT, Auorney ucnorai, no may
os BiYinff ui.ua unuiat u 11, aa wa
Yjsstaeos of his oKlca demands atten-
hm WCESEEZSSiSSlES
tlonbut'hls subordinates nro working
tooth and nail for tho support of
delegates to the Demooratlo National
Convention.
In tho War. Department arc many
friends of Oon. Leonard Wood, who
are by no means asleep at tho switch.
Morooyor, thcrp are officers in tho
War Department feagor to keep on
good terms with tho Hcpubllcnn Con
grots, who literally fear investigations
and aro thereforo proceeding with a
superabundance of caution In matters
of claims which aro holding up tho
bills of legitimate business Interest.
"Kvory ono scins to bo afraid of every
one," was Mr. Lane's way of express
ing tho broad prlnclplo of exccsslvo
timidity In public service
In the Treasury Department, Sec
retary Houston is not himself a can
didate or versed In the ways of pol
itics. Uut his department is honey
combed with politics. Hero are big
organisations of federal office holdrs
who can havs a great deal to.do with
the getting of delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convenlh i Many
friends of former Secretary McAdoo
ore stilt in the Treasury Department
and. of course, thty aro playing the
Presidential gams Just as hard as the
friends of nny other candidate in
other departments,
DURLESON'8 OFFICE, TOO, 13
PLAYING POLITICS
In the Postorfloo Department Is the
master politician, Albert Sidney Bur
leson, whose idea of public service Is
to show a surplus at the ond of tho
year for the Postofflce Department
no matter how many railway mall
trains are cut off or how much this
affects rural or urban mall service.
As for Presidential poltlcs, Mr. Bur
leson has enough pawcr to make or
break woud-be candidates.
- In the White Jlouao Itself. tti at
mosphere of politics Is scarooly lean
disguised, though odmlttodly It
doesn't turn so much upon whether
or not Mr. Wllaon will be ft candidate
for a third term as upon tlvo doslro
to retain leadership of tho Democratic
party during tho next few months
whllo tho treaty fight is on. Ttie se
lection of IkUnbrldgo Colby to bo
8ocrotary of State won a bid for Uio
support of Independent voters; that
BLr-WAISIN
of Bdwani T. -Mdrodlth t6 be Sec
retary of Agriculture vns a skillful
approach to tho dlocontonted fanners,
with whom Mr. Meredith Is not at nil
unpopular.
Hut it Is not at all In tho executive
departments by any means. Tho sup
ply of Presidential condlilaleo In even
greater In Congreus. Thcrs aro Die
active and passlvo kind. Senator Pain
dexter, Ilepubllcan, of Washington. Is,
away speaking most of tho time In the
promoting of his own candidacy for
President Senator Ulnim Johnson,
Ilepubllcan, ! another Presidential
candidate active In tho race. So is
Senator Harding, Ilepubllcan, of Ohio.
In this class should be Included, too,
Senator Sutherland, Hepubllcnn. of
West Virginia. Senator Potnernc,
Democrat lion withdrawn from the
race. Senator Hitchcock, Democrat,
leader of the President's forces In tho
Senate, Is a Teccptlvo candidate. Ills
friends are working hard for him.
Other Democratic and Republican Sen
ators are busying themselves In tho
Interests of candidates to thoso booms
they aro more or leBs tightly attached.
P LAYING OF POLITICS NOT IN
ANY ONE PARTY.
Corns ar working for Demooratlo
aspirants, others for Ilepubllcan
cholcts. Senator Borah Is friendly to
tho Johnson boom. Senator Lodge
has expressed no profcrenco, but up
on him falls the duty of keeping tho
Republican Party together. Ho has
the difficult Job of keeping the
Borah-Johnson wing on friendly
terms with the l'cnroso-Knox-Hnmdegeo
combination and then
again bidding In hand Iho Middle
West Progressives llk(t Lenroot, Ken
yon, Nelson and Cummin.!. It's poli
tico In the Semite and plenty more of
it In tho House of Iteprescntntlves.
,"Tlio selNpruteetlvo sense," re
marks Mr. Iine. "Is developed" abnor
mally. ' Ahlllty Is not lacking, but
It Is pressed to tho point of paralysis
because of aw unxvllllngneHx on tho
part of the great 1;ody of vi.h to ser
vants to take responsibility."
Politics is tho nnswer. Kranklln
Lano uncovered some vital truths in
his swan son. Peonlo familiar with
Washington Hto lookod upou his own
ma iemcn i as confirmation of tho
points ho made. He never would
have dared to Issue it and remain a
member of the Wilson Cabinet.
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$10.00
KOIUlKnLY
$16.60
Announces
Short Vamp Shoes
$10.00
FOlUflntLY
$15.50
INVENTORY SALE!
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
ON ALL HIGH LACE BOOTS
CONSISTINGOP
BLACK, BItOWN, GREY AND WHITE KID
SUEDES AND COMBINATIONS
ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS.
Welted Soles, Cuban and Leather French Heels.
NO EXCHANGES OR C. O. D.S.
BOTH STORES
290 5TH AVE. 511 6TH AVE.
$10.00 I
$14.40 J
4
nirnvEKN imt ami iist unuuan,
NEW YORK
$10.00
ronttE&LY
$13.30
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good Cooking for
Lenten Menus
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Imported Dress Cottons and Linens
Among the latest and moat attractive novelties to arrive from abroad
is a collection of the popular Navy Blue Woven Voiles. These have
come direct from the looms of the famous French maker "Rodier" and
are shown exclusively at McCutcheon's. The assortment includes
Checks, Plaids and Stripes in stunning color combinations such as
Green on Navy, Red on Navy, Gold on Navy, and White on Navy.
Equally interesting are:
St. Gall "Hand-Loom" Dotted Swisses
t
enables the house
wife to utilize the
many meatless dish
es that Lent and the
hiph living cost
make seasonable.
MADE IN U. S. A.
At Grocers sad Delicatessen Stores
E. fUrrCHARD, itlStmt SU N.Y.
mm Sc Co,
Fifth Avenue at 35th Street
Established 1879
SILK MOIRE OR
SILK DUVETYN
Smartest Handbags
ror bpnng
7.50
DAGS of either material,
in the new spring
shades, made in one piece,
on shell frames; lined with
silk and fitted with change
purse and mirror.
10.00
'CILK MOIRE BAGS, in
the new spring shades,
with handsome metal
frames: with or without
tassel; Jined with taffeta;
fitted with change purse
and mirror,
''temt HOURS: 0 TO J30t-
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M fklftttttft
Ill
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mi &
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"Permanent Finish" Swiss Organdies
Printed and Woven English Voiles
Initial Showing of
rnptrnl $rtn!o, a new lightweight fabric resembles the well-known
&Ujlfal llriota but is much lighter in texture. The color effects in
these fabrics are particularly attractive, embracing every conceivable
combination that is smart and new. 33 inches wide . . 75c yard.
Srcpiral Prints are made in England and sold exclusively in the
United States by James McCutcheon & Co.
Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets, New York
The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily
S ,J4 MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty-fourth Street
Thirty-fifth Street
;A Special Clearance Salle off"
Men's Fioe "Boots
at $7.5 & 9.85
take place to-morrow amid Wednesday
This Sale will be composed of discontinued styles;
therefore the size ranges ere necessarily v "
incomplete.
(Men's Shoe Department, SIXTH FLOOR)
Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Lord &1ay lor
38th Street
-FIFTH AVENUE
39th Street
Rochester Wash Boilers
i Featured on the Seventh Floor
HOUSEWIVES know the advantages of Copper Wash Boilers, and
these new Rochester Wash Boilers arc exceptionally fine ones.
Made of Keystone copper steel tin plate, which will outwear many
times the ordinary brand of wash boiler. Keystone Copper products arc
famous for their excellence, and their Vtfsh Boilers will give greater satis
faction at a price no higher than inferior grade merchandise.
The "Soap Shaver" in the cover is another practical feature of the
boiler.
No. 7
Rochester
WaBh
Boiler
$3.75
No. 8
Rochester
Wash
Boiler
$3.95
Cooking Utensils Aluminum Ware
Double Cereal Tea Kettle, 5 Three Piece Colander, 9 Percolating Cot
Boilcr.aqu. nts 2.25 Sauce Pan Set, ;ch dU fee Pot, 6 cup
51.95 V. ' tfS, 2 and 3 or S,2C S'1-03
.51.75 cr
25 aa-SP- r N quarts
.Sen-nth Floor.
Excellent BlanketsClosing Out
at $5.50 to $11.50 Pair
Odd lots only a few pairs of each quality, in Wool and
Cotton Mixtures, unusually priced for quick disposal.
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
Figured Comfortables,
in beautiful floral designs,
with plain borders to
match; stitched or tufted,
$4.75
Comfortables
Lamb's Wool Comfort
ables, covered with fine
figured Nainsook, plain
Sateen borders to match,
$11.75
Lamb's Wool Comfort
ables, with novelty Jac
quard Silk Muil coverings,
$15.00
Novelty Bedspreads, Size 80x96, $3.50; 84x96, $4.00
Light weight quality, with neat stripes, in pink and blue.
Final Reductions on Lamps
The quantity is limited, and some are slightly
marred from handling, but not enough to de
tract from their decorative value.
No C. O. D. No Approvals No Exchanges
Table Lamps of Polychrome; 2 lights; grace
fully constructed; hand painted parchment
shades. An unusuallv beautiful lamn Ac
- j at at
illustrated, complete $17.50
Boudoir Lamps of Ma
hogany or Polychrome with
Flnnr Lnmna of Ma
hogany, Ivory or Gold fin
ish, with attractive silk
shades finished with heavy
silk fringe; a variety of
colors. . . Complete $29.50
Couch Lamps of Ma
hogany or Polychrome with
20 inch shades of silk in
rose, blue and champagne.
Complete $14.75
euner snaacs ot silk or
hand painted parchmer'
Complete $3.5
Candlesticks 1 tinted
Ivory, beautifully finished;
fitted with peerless candles
in all colors.
Complete, each 65c
.Filth Floor.
Sturdy Wardrobe Trunks
and Traveling Bags
Are Being Shown on the Seventh Floor at Attractive Prices
Full Size Wardrobe Trunks
Splendidly constructed and finished.
SS-4&50
45 inches high, 24 inches wide, 22 inches deep;
fibre covered; 12 hangers; cretonne lined; shoe
pockets, s drawers; top drawer locks and is
divided into compartments. Convertible hat
drawer for women's hats. 12 hangers.
Traveling Bags
Black grain cordovan
leather with corners rein
forced; sizes 16 inches;
Leather lined; 3 pockets,
$13.75
Womcn'sOvcrnightBags
Black, cobra-grain cow
hide, collapsible, lined with
moire silk, choice of i, 15,
16 and 17 inch size,
$22.50
Wki ! JL,, I
Cowhide Traveling Bags
Tan, smooth leather,
hand sewed corners and
edges; 3 pockets. Size 16
to 18 inches $10.50
L U$
Seventh Floor .
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