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MOVETO DISMISS
MELLON ISTABLEOi
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McKellar Resolution Calen- |
dared by Senate —Opposed
by Party Leaders. '
The MtKellar resolution, seeking to |
ouNt Secretary Mellon of the Treas- |
ury Department on technical legal '
grounds, has been consigned to the
f"-nate calendar, where, it is expected,
ii will be allowed to sleep perma
nently, unless there should be a change
01 heart on the part of the democratic j
leaders of the Senate.
The resolution, which was intro- j
dueed by Senator McKellar of Ten- !
ne. -ee, demoi rat. Friday, came up j
automatically in the Senate yester- .
day and was discussed for the better
part of two hours. i
It was vigorously attacked by Sen- j
alor Heed of Pennsylvania, republi- |
• n. ami oiner lepubiican senators.!
No voice was lifted in its support ex- I
■ id that of Senator McKellar. While )
:ue debate was continuing on the j
Boor of the Senate d. moeratic sen- i
aiors gathered in groups in the cor- !
ridors and cloak rooms to discuss j
what should be done regarding the
resolution. The general opinion was
the resolution was a mistake.
Senator McKellar denied any plan
for withdrawing his resolution later,
but added he did not know when he I
would attempt to bring it up for a j
vote again. L'mier the rules it can !
< nly be taken up by unanimous eon- j
sent or by a vote of the Senate. ,
When the resolution (juestioning 1
Mr. Me I lon's legal qualifications 1
■ ame up for debate the repub- j
lican organization directed a vig- j
orous nr<- against it. while d< mo- i
• ■ratio chieftains went into a series of |
conferences on the wisdom of recog- ,
ui/.tng (he resolution as a party I
measure. j
Itoliinson in Disclaimer.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, rc- !
turning to Washington after an ah- i
unci' of several days, immediately j
disclaimed responsibility for the move j
to have the Secretary of the Treas- !
ury's business connections inquired |
into, initiated last Friday by Senator j
McKellar. democrat, Tennessee. I
There plainly was a difference of j
opinion among the democrats as to j
the expediency of keeping the McKel- j
lar resolution ahead of pressing legis- j
lation as a subject of Senate discus
sion. Senator Robinson, who said the |
resolution had been introduced with- j
out his knowledge, quickly canvassed'
sentiment on the democratic side. ,
while Senator Reed, republican, Penn- |
-ylvania, was telling the Senate that ]
Mr. Mellon had assumed oflice after j
he had been assured by the late j
Philander C. Knox and other legal 1
authorities that there was no barrier, j
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Entire Town for Sale. -
ALEXANDRIA. La., April I.—The
entire town of McN'ary, La., at one !
time boasting a population of 1.200, [
is for sale. The lumber company's j
sawmill which gave employment to j
most of the male residents of the I
town has been moved and the town, j
with its 42:t houses, is to be placed on j
the auction block. I
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Young Meii’s 3
Spring and Summer 3
2-Trouser :
SUITS j
Os Excellent Quality at the ■
Remarkably Low Price of *
$11.50 I
Actual 542.50 to SSO Grades ■
icily all-wool suits, new spring patterns and newest *i
g coats, blunt vests and new style trousers. ,
essential details. Blues, grays, browns, solid colors, new *
die weaves and smart mixtures. Materials, Sunproof Blue ■
rsteds. Velours. Cheviots, Cassimeres, Long-wearing ■
; in Regulars. Stouts. Longs and Shorts. Every" suit with B
erably les- than single-trousers suits of equal quality arc B j
p* _ Conservative Topcoats 3
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of fine im- I ahie nt ■
varmth with- Tailored of fine all-wool dark gray g
and herring- unfinished worsteds, in the always ;
:-lincd yokes popular Chesterfield models.
44 ' Sizes in Regulars and Stouts »
Palais Royal—Men's Shop—Main Floor. ®
A Man’s Size Sale of 900 :
W oven and Printed Madras :
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Men's Athletic A • "1 • u
Union Suits 69c '
Os checked nainsook and striped or plaid | //// ■
madras; sleeveless and knee length; all per- i //////// a\Vv t g
feet. Full standard sizes, 34 to 46. j // g
English Broadcloth \ TT/ a I ■
: Union Sail. JW■ At I* 1 ’
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Made of the genuine imported broadcloth, ■
sleeveless and knee length. Slight oil spots.
which in no way hurt their wearing qualities. // Dp/,# e r ■
Sizes 34 to 40. j T akmg advantage of a manufac- B
turer ’ s nec( l ot “cash,” we secured B
Men’s 75e Spring %. this lot of 900 shirts * All are wcll ■
17 • ii jm. k/// made, cut full and perfect fitting- ■
Four-In-Hand Ties not the regular sale shirts usually \
3 1* d* -| Q'U. / offered at this price. Five-button *
tor JL ''JSf coat style, with soft turn-back cuffs m
and guaranteed non-shrinkable neck- / g
About 300—showing a good variety of all c. n J c V-m ctrinpu in fact rolrvrc ■
this spring’s choice colors. Plain designs. bands. Neat stripes in last colors. ■
All with slip-easy bands. Si/CS 14 to 17. *
' Pnlni* Unyill—Men’s Shop—Main Floor. g
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Pre-Easter Spring Offering |
Notable Values in Boys 9 Clothing of Guaranteed De - "
pendable Quality 9 Substantial Saving at Every Price ■
Pam' Suils. $7.95 fsSSSZ $9.95 fZSz $12.75- j
Sturdy all-wool cheviots and Usual $12.50 grades. Excellently All-wool tweeds, cheviots and \ ®
tweeds, durably tailored. Both tailored of all-wool fabrics, in and l one pMc °
knickers full lined. A real ,ghtl n ? cd,Ul " and dark shades. x „ knickers. Also many /Wf "
Coats alpaca lined. Both knickers with belts to match, sizes o to / M* / g
59.9 S value, bizes /to 17. lined. Sizes 7to 18. 20. Usual sls to $17.50 values ■'¥‘ TWk m
Boy*’ II inrhor-sr ratio Sait*, all with two pairs of trousers’, of all-wool imported g
and domestic woolens in new overplaids, stripes fil C dtl 1 ? Cfk 609 '^ocfc'A-^PSeII Sk r M
and smart mixtures. Sizes 8 to 20 lO > mm g
Utile Boys’ CA Little Bovs’ » A "
2-Pant Suit#. filue §er^ e Suitg "
Junior Norfolk Suits, or all-wool tweeds, in Regular $8.95 grades. A special purchase W
.....pane™ straight pants full lined. Bf 3
All have white collar and \cstee. Sizes sto Button-on style, with sailor collar. Sizes 3
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THE EVENING {STAB, WASHINGTON, D. C M TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1924.
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B Proving That Good Clothes of Real "
■ Quality Costs Less at The Palais Royal ■
J Five Groups of Dresses |
* Featured for W ednesday—Mew Arrival JJ
: *16.75, *19.75, *25.00 \
: 'III n *35.00, *45.00 I
t \*l fft / FLANNEL DRESSES —A favorite dress for early spring, for busi- M
B i \ lUI i \ ness, for sports. In the straightline silhouette, in all the brilliant spring
A ol i g 3 i iftm colors—Jade, Rose, Lanvin, Orange, Powder Blue and Stripes, with the
B IWI lj|! | black patent leather belt piped in white, with contrasting piping on ■
B If | co^ars an <l short sleeves. In ftlaids, in the one-piece coat effect, side- _
*J ! 1 1 ', j!! i| fastening and button-trim long sleeves tailored pocket and white collar
® i Jj ' and cuffs. ■
■ / l/rWr' M >1 Plaid Glos (fiber silk) and Wool one-piece straightline belted models. _
/I® : 4; at $16.75.
9 j jl BROADCLOTH SILKS—The newest Wash Silk, in charming one- B
fij < jIII 'j H piece tailored models, with the new boyish collar and tie. In a variety B
_ MMI of colors and checks. At $16.75.
* j j I | | SILK DRESSES —For day-time wear. In all the spring silks, printed
* //Ilf silks and roshanara. Brown. Black, Powder Blue. Lanvin Green, in the B
■ 1 I / I I I latest models. Some with the pleated apron front'-. Unusually attrac- B
I'll ill l/l I' • I live for the business woman or miss. The utmost simplicity in some
|B ;J/ 111 Jj WmJ others, elaborately pleated and trimmed. At $19.75. B
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v j I i For Sports—Daytime and Afternoon
a i Group of Unusual Dresses . Specially Selected a
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B Os Roshanara Crepes. Flat Crepes. Faille Silk. Pleated Crepe-, Beaded and Embroidered B
Dresses —of crepes and printed crepes. Embroidered mohair —the much desired new spring
■ material. Palai* Royal—Third Flour. B
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| Pre-Easter Sale of Gloves I
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■ Imported Real Kid Glov # es, "lace kid, 2-clasp, Paris-point stitch
■ in", in tan. white, gill-black and black with white stitching and sew
* ing. Full line of sizes.
* Early showing of Fong Silk Gloves —16-button length. Pure
■ Silk Gloves, double tipped, Paris-point stitching, in the new colors
of cocoa, pyramid, piping rock, silver moon. French gray, black
and wllltC. I’abis RoTal—Main I'lmr.
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B The most attractive hats have been fa-hioned of the a
' new Canton Crepes. Hemp>, Milan, in Cloche stylos. Poke
B styles. Off-the-face styles. Tricorn and Side-roll styles
1 I Flowers always give a spring-like air to a hat. B
, Fancy feathers are also used in the smartly trimmed
B 'wG ■'» i'L.Tljs i^^V~ 4 . iiats. burnt peacock ribbon and other ornaments. Clever
'• combinations of the spring dolors have been used, and
! h iSsHirist,, r there are many of the black hats so much in demand. ■
B * : '”*7 \ For women and misses, designed for all occasions. B
JJ X.. New Spring Sports Hats at S 5 ■
!■ Choosing a sport hat to go with the new sport costume will not be found diffi
■ cult, because of the large assortment from which to make your selection. Sports Hats ■
for women, misses and matrons, in hemp, Milans and fancy braids. Black and all the 0
" popular colors. . _ . ...
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I Reduce Waist and Hips "
■ Quickly With New Girdle | “
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b set ing gives you at once the slim, hi | b
;■ straight boyish lines you want ' , A
* and the vogue demands! It ae- B
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■ makes you look thin while get
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;■ lion, it gently massages away / | \ . ■
n tlie disfiguring fat on waist and \ *
* hips and gives you a supple. ;[ \ ■
b graceful figure. No more tiring 1
■ exercises, starving diets, harm- Ta t"77
b ful drugs, useless self-denials — mltf lb I ■
;■ the Madame X Reducing Girdle V ■
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B Tliis sett, supple, resilient girdle tits He>ides driving away the excess fat. 3
■ as sungly and smoothly as a kid glove. the Madame X Reducing Girdle sup
|b i s worn over the \ est and is so con- uort> the muscles of the hack and sides.
e structed that it touches and gently mas- thus helping prevent fatigue. Makes B
sages every portion of the surface con- \ou look and feci younger. The pat- H
* initially! It is built on the latest ented cut away front insures perfect B
i B scientific massage principles that have comfort white you sit. work or play. B
B caused reduction of 5. 10. 20 pounds in And the special hack lacing mikes it
■ an astonishingly short time. The re- easy to adjust as you become more
IB silient para rubber of which it is made slender. B
is especially designed for reducing pur- You must see this remarkable—and B
poses and is strong enough to really entirely new girdle to appreciate it. ■
i* hold you in. Women usually lose 1 to 3 Come in today and try it on. You won’t B
B inches the very first week! want to take it off!
\ Madame Reducing Girdle ■
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