Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1923, Page 18

W Sahara in Twenty-Nine ATTACKED BY BALL Senator Declares Conven- tions Give Majority Best Representation. HITS PROGRESSIVE BLOC Governiment by Parties Essential, He Says, in Address at Philadelphia. i Special Dispatch to The Star. PHILADELPHIA, January Coming out flatfootedly in favor of »: return the party method of nominatin Uongress and other offi Senator Ball of Delaw republican, in a speech at the annual banquet of the | Military Order of Foreign Wars here last night attacked the direct pri maries, predicti t they were | undermining the republic r Ball threw t to the so-called progressive | to > 1 down el gain bloe in Cong rect primary as a m ing President and V well as members of Congress through- out the land. i The Delaware senator insisted the government of t ed States, | to get the best resu must be u‘ government by parties, the party in | control being held respon- |- sible for the results e said that | it had been his experience and obser always .Y ouia be | S or and fovally support | nations. | e we find the majori in generally makes of the party and that nominations It there were but two candidates minority these | e we find more than ntly the and thus ve mo! generally two didates. and man receiving the plurality the nomination, w not r than one-third Vote. We find further that the | party supporters, the people! who believe in the principles adopted by that party at its national conven- | tion, and for which it stood for| the years . divide vote | among three or four representing the party while probably one candidate, fessing to be a republican or demo- crat, but whose principl differ from wither party, will receive the solld | Support of & class which frequently | is sufficlent to make the nomination | over any of the true, | there are their, and the comes the OPPOSES SUBSIDY BILL. i Union Accuses Shipping Board of | Decreasing American Seamen. NEW YORK, January 10.—Charges that ship owners and the Shipping Board were responsible for the steadily decreasing number of Amer- ican seamen and the weakness of America’'s merchant marine, were contained in a memorial asking Con- | &ress to defeat the ship subsidy bill, Thich was adopted today by (ne‘ Seamen" For Stiff Joints Pharmacists say that when other so-called remedies fail Joints| Ease will succeed. It’s for joint ailments only—that | is why you are advised to use it for sore, painful, inflamed, rheumatic joints. Joint-Ease limbers up the joints— | & is clean and stainless and quick re- sults are assured. Sixty cents a tube at druggists’ everywhere—Ad- vertisement. Journey Is From Tuggurt to Timbuctoo, Distance of 2,000 Miles. By the Assoclated Press. PARIS, January 10.—A new kind of caravan, composed of five little French caterpillar automobliles, has crossed the Sahara desert from Al- geria, on the north coast of Africa, | to French West Africa, making the 2,000-mile trip from Tugguart to Tim- buctoo in twenty-nine days. Camel caravans require a minimum of three months to make the journey. These were the first automobiles to cross the great descrt The tractors arrived In Timbuctoo last Bunday, making the last stage of the journey In a straight twenty- seven-hour, non-stop run, the drivers of the cars working, eating and sleep- ing in rel The was or- CHICAGO CITY FIREMAN ADMITS KLAN SYMPATHY tr expedition By the Associated Press CHICAGO, January 10.—The first v employe to admit allegiance to the There was a dramatic moment when W. H. Green, city fireman. who sald he resigned from the klan but still re- tained its principles, was questioned by three alderme a . another a | member of the Catholic faith, and the {third a ne; Ulysses “Don’t vou thi cent roc Jew, asked is a 100 per word To these n re- “He can be.” and “I refuse to tively her firemen _recently trans- alleged klan alleglance One testified he hat neighbors of more than twenty vears tanding had refused to talk with his wife since his name was mentioned in connection with the klan. Milk Fresh from cow to you. \fi/ FAMOUS WHITE HOUSE COFFEE Served with PURE CREAM 5¢c a Cup- at The Bellevue Farms Restaurants 1332-34-36 G St. N.W. 1338 N. Y. Ave. N.W. A cup of Coffee and a piecce of our delicious Cottage Cheese or Danish Coffee Cake make a nifty afternoon Attractive Salads and Pastries. S T, Sita."Biscox Chemieal Works. PawcBoste, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. FEARS FOR .. SFETY INARGRAFYPOLEY Curtiss Official Declares Present Course Leads to Unpreparedness for Emergency. ys Wi lmhll@"; ) IflSo/M'/)am By the Associated Prees. NEW YORK, January 10.—Unless the government changes its policy regarding the aircraft industry, the nation’s alr forces will not be pre- {pared to meet a national emergency, Frank . Russell, vice president of the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Cor- D. €., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1923.° The remainder were manufactured by | and were directly in front of the government. burned building when the wall “For four years,” he continued, |lapsed. “the industry has co-operated with |the brick and mortar. the government_ agencies in every | iMiss MoCune was dead when possible way.' The point has now | 1{ef workers reached her. een reached when we can clearly see the destructive elements in the present governmental policy, and it is the duty of our government to so amend its systems that the alreraft industry may be ready at any and all times to meet a national emer- gency.” died ness. Benjamin L. without Law, They were burled beneath Wimmer | & few was rushed to a hospital, where he regalning conscious- - hintst, | COllapsed. said he was standing on the opposite | wall careen in.the wind. He shouted to the couple, but apparently th did not hear him. The bullding fo merly was occupled by an automobi concern, but was practically ruine weeks ago by fire Tt wa located in the center of the hux(nn-\‘ district and hundreds of persons | |were on the street when the wall | the ool re- the | Peterson of the Wright Aero- nastical Gorporation uraed that the government employ private air trans- port companies for speedy expansion of the air mall service. CRASH OF WALL KILLS COUPLE ON SIDEWALK By the Associated Press, ROANOKE, Va., GREAT Sstructure ir side of the street and noticed the blueprint must be supplied witl the latest plans for heating. G engineers for over thirty year. | | January 10— installations they achieve. stage modern & H have been chiefly sought be- cause of the economic heating | Sure “7ny To Get { Rid of Dandruff | , There is one sure way that never | fails to remove dandruff completely n |and that is to dissolve it. This de- | stroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary h liquid arvon: apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the | finger tips. By morniffg, most if not all of your | dandruff will 'be gone, and three or | four more applications will com- pletely dissolve and entirely destroy s i mobile manufacturer, ganized by M. (Citroen, a French auto- both from the standpoint of sclentific exploration and experiment in automobiling. The expedition was headed by four men, one of them representing the French government. The chauffeurs were ichosen for competence as mechanics and also because of their powers of endurance, for the Sahara nights are as cold as the days are hot, the ther- mometer frequently dropping 75 de- Each of the structed somewhat the other. so that onstration it be made of various devices was con- f the cars were equip- -fire guns to ward off ible attacks by bandits. All the achines carried large tanks for oil, soline and water. In_ addition, camel caravans had established sup- ply bases ‘along the route between Tuggurt and Timbuctoo, PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY JOSHUA W. 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Buvfl:;l_msbtv LS on Printing. fo the Capitol, Washingt for furnishing the paper for the public pri 3ng and binding for the term of six months or oue year beginning the first day of March, 18235 The' proposals will be opened in' the preséace of and the awards of contracts made iy the Joint Committee on Printing o the Jowest and best bidder for the interest of { overament whose bids are in conformity wi §he requirements of the proposal. The commit- Leo seserres the ght to reloct dny or ail Bldg or 16 accept auy bid or t and reject The other part, if, in its oniafon, wach action would be in the interest of the government. Blank proposals containing the instructions, wchedule, and specifications, accompanied wtanderd samples, may be obtaiped by dréssing George H. Carter, Publlc Printer, Washington, D. O. "Contracts will be entered into for sipiyink the quaatitiesrequired, whether more or less than the estimates. The approimate estimated quantities set forth in detail in _the schedule comprise: 2,010,000 500,000 pourds ms- Cbine-finish D aper: 1,000,000 pounds lancaber. machine Anlslt DHACING papers Bo inds antique printing paper; 0,000 J~|‘e printing paper. high ‘machine Hine-finish pri Eounfll writin Er 28 writing rr, aie ot 1o dried; 21 o T "ounas fing wh writing paper, pounds satety writing pai m mnas 0. 0 ble aafoty vul Paper; 140,000 pounds map 5,000 Per: L0 w--,f; (7 o e eover paper sheets o er; Vr‘ nds manik i'um pounds mantis tn b { board: 30, i 505 Gorinds oristin board " 3,000,000 pounds V. S. Postal Card cream I\V’Mol boa pounds index bristol board: 1,500 ']vmmd wnnp piraifia paper: 4,250 pounds noucariing gummed ‘paper: 8 pounds biotting pap: pounds sfereotype molding papper pounds offset paper for web vrene pounds [llne -wiping paper pressed; 000 pounds lining od s ltwln( r: 1,000 posnds red pressbosrd und; m uMl chip board; souw 000 pounds box bosrd. de binder's board. In cases w 1,000 reams lm mlllfl for. Wil be received for g&. uuelh of the .mxn Comumitios on hug. ' lrm&-n $23,10 Washington, D. C.p December G The ORIGINAL Malted Milk & 4 e “Food - Drink” for Aus Ages | Quick Lunch at Home, Office, ans | Fountains, Ask for HORLICK'S. wrAvoid Imitations & Substitate | EUROPEAN HOTELS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, :a;;‘;fn»’d ATLANTICCITY, The ideal American plan hotel d|rec’k on the ocean front. lllcl mnt::_Wi | T ORE "¢ Worlds Greatest Hotel TIe EUROPEAN HOTELS. 'HE “CECIL"” is the hub of London for business or pleasure. Q. Visitors have the advantage of the right address with a reasonsble tariff. Write or Cable for the to the Manager tariff. g | poration, i fore the Soclety of Automobile En- gineers. He sald that the Army now is re- celving deliveries of a pursuit plane for service use, in 1919, the Navy during the past fiscal year, |a he added, only thirty-seven were pro- duced by the American alreraft in- dustry and seventeen were imported. Z777rrrrrzzzzzzz;zz;zz;zz;;;;iziiaziiiiiiig iz declared in an address be- when the brick wall during & i and her escort, originally exhibited | twenty-four. Of 117 planes delivered to telephone burned near the Sale! Pure Sugar--Delicious Hard Candy Special, 1 9c Pound Just received, another shipment of that delicious “Sun Ray” filled confections. In our opinion, it is the best to be had regardless of price. Kiddies and “grown-ups” like this pure candy — better take a pound or so home tonight. Twe persons, a man and a woman were | crushed to death here | of a bullding | recently damaged by fire collapsed | Wt windstorm. The dead are Miss Mabel McCune. Miss McCune, who was employed as supervisor, Wimmer at the telephona exchange | building. couple started toward the post office | every single last night ave. G &« HHeatingCo.' Previously BIGGS HEATING €O, “Found Reliable for Over Thirty Years.' W. H, Gottlieb, H. K. Huntsberry, 917'H St. NW. 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