Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 10

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Comes ready mixed in cans from half-pint ~ i . to five-gallon size—barrels and half-barrcls. = _‘_‘-v»---u-—-—-‘ ‘—_———-.T.--—-.-“--T......«-.....: P [ —— : I ——— E U. 8. GUTTA PERCHA PAINT CO, IRl * S 8 ‘Washington Distributors and Retailers HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Also sold at retail by 3. L. Catrell, 1bis Wardware Co., Dixle Hardware Co., 204 3rd Gesrgla Ave. N.W. 0 12th St. N.E., i L) eoq'm;:-;‘.7 e kian. George M. - Jec Qe Xow. Craven & Co.. 1 P pnowiteer,” AT 8% 14th St. N.W. 1911 Pa. Ave. N.W. 620 Pa. Ave. N.W. |lflh Wh&l Constipated, Bilious, Headachy n “Cascarets’10c . 3 ™ Cleam your liver and bowels! or stirri There will B8 ¥ Bnjoy “the micsst, gentlest bowel uhflm?‘wfiuflsd& you ever experienced by | headache, dissiness, biliousness er hx' finl-'d‘.ll- take Iaxative-cathartics % of the bowels without boxes, MONDELL REVEWS CONGRESSRECORD First Session Closes: Today After Passage of 136 Bills and Resolutions. The session of Congress closing today has passed 136 bills and- resolutions which have become law, including some of the most important pleces of legisla- tion that ever came before the American Congress, according to House Leader Mondell. i a statement on the floor thiw afternoon summarising the record of the first messlon of the Bixty-seventh Congress, Representative Mondell pointed out that in addition to these new laws, 136 bills and resolutions paseed the House and are now before the Senats, making & total of 271 plooes of legislation con- sidered by tie House, or almost two every day. Representative Mondell called the attention of the House to the faot that little more than seven months have clapsed since Congress was called together in extraordinary ses- alon on April 11, and that the House has actually been in session practi- cally six months. “When the gavel falls today on the final adjournment of the first session, the House shall have considered and passed upon all of the measures for the conshleration of which Congress was convened in extraordinary ses- sion by the President,” Representa- tive Mondell sald. Record of Houses “In_addition to all this” he con- tinued, 1 of the measures of pri- mary fimportance that have been brought to our attention or consid- ered. to a conclusion by our com- mittees have been disposed of by the House, except the bill for the re- classification of federal employes, which is unfinished business to b disposed of early in the D b 8 ,pportionment, which, although twice considered, has not been fl y dis- posed of by the House, and the so- called anti-lynching bill which is on the calendar and scheduled for early consideration in December. “Judged either by the volume of business transacted or by the highly important character of the questions and problems considered and passed upon, this six-month session, 8o far at least, as the House of Representa- tives is considered, may be properly classed. as one of the most diligent and important sessions in the history of the American Congress. In no Con- gress in our history has better prog- ress been made in the consideration of the fmportant questions of taxation and revenue. In no Congress has the House of Representatives in the same period of time considered and passed s0 much legislation of commanding importance. Purpose of Session., “The President convened %the Con- gress in extraordinary segsion pri- marily for the purpose of fhe enact- ment of legislation revising the tarift and the tax laws, and this has been ‘The tax revision, a most dif. d a real and substantial thank: ;. are relieved for the present calendar year of federal tax burdens in the sum of $70,000,000—a relief, all of Wwhich is lifted from the shoulders of heads of familles, of modest and mod- erate means and incomes. “There ought to be and will be additional enjoyment of the Thanks- giving holiday by reason of the fact that under the new tax law, and be- ,innlnl January 1, thers will be a urther lifting of the federal tax in a sum estimated at $335,- e 0 n};‘tho ;:Llel‘;dar yel tribu equita- Ty ok RS DeBBl ot the cosmtoy: The federal tax gatherer will no longer collect ta: on ice ' cream cones, soda water, pills and lotions or parcel post or exact tribute on on or on the purchase of parel. The man of mod. articularly such , has his income ably lightened, of taxation which lly passed on to blic, or which most nd retard business trans- and discourage or prevent an velopment of pro- enterprise, like the axcess tax and the higher brackets urtax, are either hamper action; “The Thanksgiving dinner, whether plain or elaborate, will be more pala- table in view of the t that this tax bill when in full operation will re- lieve the American people of almost & billion of the tax burdens they now bear, and this relief, it should be re- member, is a relief to all of the peo- ple, for whoever may primarily paylncl finan, federal act, legislation and appropriation the Shipping Board, the aot, the oal f dian bureau act: on the fact that many other measures shadowed b ional reapportionment bill. A r as been c tapestried furniture, furniture, tures. china, Sevi celains, ®ift by which the city of P: comes possessor of the art collections of Mr. and Mrs, “Edward Tuck, 1,000,000 francs for their installation in the Petit Pala has just been signe American long lived agricultural loan acts, the highway act, the mllsrn}g dge export control act and the In- In addition to thege, he laid stress well worthy of mentlon, but ove { these measures of groat- er natienal importance, have been enacted. In addition to these measures which have become Jaws, the House has con- sidered and disposed of much Impor- tant legislation now pending in the Senate. Among these ls the ennlr&:; is character hi ., but not finally her measures awaiting BSe tion include the Fordne: the railroad blil, providing for fun Inf of raliroad obligations and t utilization of such obll plenish the Treasury thi Finance Corporation: the fo! cause of her nu world war, was th t. | sate from ventlon of the organizatolon at Kan- sas City, and one of the few in the entlre convention. elected national chap GETS LEGION POST. torical Section of Organization. TOPEKA; Kan, November a newly created Miss Fuller, a leglon momber be- ing_service in the sole woman del ansas at the recent co 1t was due 1ly to her efforts that the R Blackman of Chanute, K princi- vi Earl L5 refunding commisafon bill, the Alas. kan rallway bill, the bill authorisi aagoclations of producers of agricu tural produc bill for revision of the laws, the firat since 1873, and many others, GIVE ART COLLECTIONS. PARIS, November 3.—The deed of be- Champs Elysees, hilanth *?Tu%k l‘lm anthropist who has FPart 8. ‘These collections include tlnes!r:‘eul. and Saxony por- Battersea enamels, watches and several articles comnected with Benjamin Franklin. % in Exeter, N. Mr. Tuck is a retired banker, born H., in 1843, who gradu- ated at Dartmouth in 1862, where later he founded the Tuck School by a donation of §400,000. He was United States vice consul at P He bullt the American town of Reull, ol s in 1886-96. Hosj 1 in wife, Julia Stell, benefactor to the by which he lives ris and with as been. a gry and to which he has given a hospital and public park. repealed or ¢ Nervous Headaches? Quick Relief With Tingle’s Laxo Aspirin Do you ever strt the day with nerves tense, head throb- bing, your whole frame taut and “on edge?” Pure aspirin alone, you may fear to take because it gives you heartburn—but fear it no longer. TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN, the new perfected aspirin, com-' bines the wonderful pain com- bating powers Of genuine as- pirin with a digestant added to prevent this after-discomfort. Its laxative qualitles further benefit the general system. abling the body to throw off ti toxins or poisonous wast which when pent up in the tem are the cause of headach and pain. No aspirin on the market can 80 readily attack the pain of nervous head- aches. Be sure when you ask ==it's & geatle laxative TINGLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN Ask your druggist for the If you have a severe cough or dleuyuld accompanied with sore- ness, throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing, or if your child ‘wakes during the night with roup you want quick help, try this reliabie old home-made c: Any druggist can suj y th 2% ounces of Pinex. ¢§I- into a pint bottle and il bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified mo- lasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sughr syrup, if desired. This makes a pint of really re- the tax, eventually it is borne by the |markable cough remedy. It tastes consum “There has been considerable im- patience and criticism voiced in the country because the tax revision bill has not been sooner placed upon the statute books. This impatience, this criticism, is quite natural and to be expected. “Tax burdens of the war were heavy and many of them of the most ex- asperating and inequitable character. It was natural that people should clamor for early rellef. This criti- oism could not, and did not, take into consideration the very difficult, try- ina— and complicated character and infinite variety of the questions and problems presented in the revision of A law 80 voluminqus and complex as the war revenue act. The fact is that with the signing of this bill its con- sideration will have covered less time than the consideration of any general revision of tax legislation in many years' In discussing the Fordney tarift bill, which has already passed the House, covering a general revision of the tarift schedule, and which has been before the Senate since July 21, House Leader- Mondell said: ‘We entertain the hope and have the assurance that this legislation so essential to the blishment of a sound and depend basis and foun- dation for trade and industry will be reported to the Senate and considered at a reasonably early date in the reg- :Ie:r. session, which begins Decem- “There is always ground for honest difference of opinion with regard to the details of schedule even among those who believe in the principle and policy of pretection, and no tariff bill ever has been or ever will be in all of its details and in all of its thou- R S A B e ey n e - muuw.r' g l’.- *Notwithi e "Notwithstanding i of opinion with n&ud“‘ “t';.;:e Slus an schedule of a tarift bill the fact remains that the tariff bill as passed by the House less: criticiem ‘not only from the standpoint of those who believe in the princi 1 of prot % Lhe princis Drotectjon. but from eavor to anal; S gadert 8 M 5 fects on the business industry and -~ duction of the country, than amy like measure that has passed the House in " \Thére are sharp dift re are sharp ‘erences with re- gard to some of the n:n"lmpomnt features of the bill, like the new =2 vision for American values.: All tg::e matters will be considered by the Sen- ate and in conference, and we may con- fidently cxgoct & measure the very best that can be enacted at this time of varying coots and unsettled currencies.” Among the more impo! ltl-ndlnfi‘-m to Leader Mondell Atte had becom: are the The uvu.nu sct of 1931, the Army appropriation act, the'grain fu- tures act, the packers’ act, the war ,,.i ood, and in spite of its low cost, can be depended upon to' give quick and lasting relief. You can feel this take hold of a cough in a way that means business. It loosens and rai the phlegm, stops throat tickle and soothes and heals the i ‘membranes that line the throat and bronchial tubes with such promptness, case and cer- tainty that it is really astonishing. Pinex is a special and highly con« centrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and is prob- ably the best known means of overcoming severe coughs, throat and chest colds. There are many worthless imita- tions of this mixture. T4 avold dis- appointment, ask for “2}; ounces of Pinex” with full directions and don't accept anything else. Cuaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. ) AH! EPSOM SALTS NOW LIKE LEMONADE Pure\Epsom Salts Gombined with Frult Derivative 8aits Assortment Eversharp Pencils 50c Up ‘ Spo‘mnl;zs "Er 1410 N. Y. Ave. We Have Your School Eversharp Stop in today and get your Eversharp for School. We have them in Red, Blue and Black enamel~take your choice. Remember, thie is @ genuine Ever- sharp. It carries enough lead up itd sleeve to last all year. It has a handy eraser out in the open ready for use. Three styles: long, 50c; short withring, 60c; long with clip, 65¢c. Get yours today. EVERSEARP 50¢ The Gibson Co., Inc. 917-919 G St. N.W. N Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey on hand afinn——um Ttlogsens | | America Physzc i I i TS ‘ it wwx,‘ -~ | ' I I I \“I‘JMUIM::.. =t xw || WHEN NATURE WON'Y PLUTO WILL ! MI[I (LD = Bad Breath Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calos act gently on the bowels and tively do the work. People affficted with bad ‘breath find rlck reliet through Dy. ’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar=costed tablets are taken for bad breath by all who ow._them, I‘.l'n‘. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act calomel does, without any the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sicken- ing, grlvlnE cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards’ OFFICIALS FACE SUITS. Woman Named Director of His-| CHICAGO, November 23 —Bdward J. § Brundage, attorney general for llinots, left for Springfield with £3.— | ment that within forty-elght heurs civil Miss Ivy Ann Fuller, Manhattan, |sults would be filed in Springfleld agninst Kan., has accepted a position as di- rector of the historical section of the American Legion, office, with_headquarters at Indian polis, AdJ. Samuel of the Kansas partment announced. . Gov. Len Small and other former state treasurers. Mr. Brundage refused to discuss the proposed suits other than to say that they would be filed under the state interest law and that bondsmen for state treasurers during past years might be affected. NEW YORK, e announce- v - “When~Mp ’Slms;q?mg::?éilihg:fiome: ysung by Theo Karle, is & tender Jove soug and an ideal record tc’ show the wonderfal _gtmdndng\qu:bdn of_the Vos = B ® \ COMES AS PARLEY OBSERVER. November 23 — Joannes Gennadiue, an unofficlal ob- server for the Greek government at the limitation of armament confer- ence, arrived here today on the stoam- ship Cedric from Liverpool. ... (Y g 2) v & W ) i Tea qm&f‘.:iéaaéu:m.nmh;p-"pamm-wa theme of this song—sung with a tenderncss_of_fecling_that sways us profoundly. See_this Model, No- 11 7 - Priced $65 o $350. BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. VA VR _JA A /A 'R A_'A_IN IR Complete Stock of Theo Karle Records. 8ize Price No. 10 13002 13010 128 Christ in Flanders. .. The Lord is My Light. My Wild Irish Rose That Tumble Shack in Athlone. Macushla Ma Bells of St. Mary's....o Evening Song. Back the Golden . 10 128 13008 From 13028 Sk‘-llno Water. ‘enetian Song. I'll Sing Three Songs of Araby Little Mother of Mine. 10 128 ¥ Theo Karle and ICriurion Male 0. 10 1.28 Inc,, 917 G St. N. W. The Write Hand s Christmas Gift ) P VERSHARP Pencils make ideal Christ- mas gifts because they combine everyday utility with style and beauty. For women who play bridge, select Eversharps from the attrac- tive designs we have for purse and handbag. For men who golf, we have wee, short Ever- , for every purpose, you can the right Eversharp. Be sure you get the genu- ine; the name is on the pencil. Prices, for gifts, $1 to $65. v T s, = (» those friends to whom you gave Ever- sharps last Christmas we suggest match- ing the pencils with Wahl Pens. Made by the makers of Eversharp to match the beautiful the Wahl Comb Feed, the device which holds ink as a comb holds water. Eversharp Dealers sell Wahl Pens to'match Eversharp Pencils; available in sterling silver, gold filled or solid gold; prices, $6 to $50. 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