Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1923, Page 19

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1923, tached to the bureau of information.| DANZIG WOULD BORROW. |qualnlnnus of the dollar-laden Uncle Thi is bureau is being abolished, the Sam bv offering him and his familv e a chance to subscribe to a loan of By the Associated Press. WO ELIBHEA Mrs. Winter or Declares $260;-| 5.3 sorueoncsy 1t B Bl mo was Not Oflered Hel‘ are 7,000 students in the University 5 tached to the handle of a pick o to Do “Lobbying” Here. | " .° 0. e of California “who should be at- | Seventy per cent of the Un y 13.—A Havas dis- . ofin: says that the su- of the union agrarians, hearing a ation by Pre- nicr Stamboulisky, voted for the res- ignation of all the ministers, charging Epecial Dispateh to The Star. February — Cinter, president of Federation of Women's ! Clubs has issued a statement at herj home here in Which she denles charges credited to her in an address | ate Federation's con- vention recently that she has been ofered a bribe of $250,000 to go to) Washington and lobby for a ut’laini il in Congress. ! Mrs. Winter's statement followed her announcement last night that she was willing to testify before al congressional committee in regard to e which, according to dis- 1 sensation in v more dancing than in pursuing t tleties of Shakespeare or Chaucer. Kensington Palace was one of the first bulldings in England to be dec- orated with wallpaper. THE HUMAN SIDE OF BANKING before the wizaR» POLISH The most scientific polish made’ ior furniture, woodwork and floors. It dries quickly, without stickiness, and gives surface a brilliant and very per manent polish. This Week” A book of “Confessions in Poverty” by an im- provident author would be ]ncr'\ll\ pq)pered with the excuse “I can’t do it this we derstood by her hearers. Offered Six Months Ago. was offered me uhuuli *her statement sald, “The mone six months ag Four-ounce bottle ok - oizac Tweive-ounce bottle . Quart Can sens Hali-gaflon Can Gallon Can ... WZARD CARPET CLEAN \ sweeping compound that 1 dust and makes sweeping easy leaves carpets cleaner and colors brighter than is possible with ordinary sweeping. Contains no injurious in gredients. Large size. 30c. POLISHING MOP Keeps floors looking well, because it not only cleans them, but gives them a hard, dry, brilliant luster. The secret of the effectiveness of Wizard Mop is its treatment with Wizard Polish, the cleansing polish. Wizard Mops are built for durability: have adjustable handle; are easily renewed. Prices, $1.75 to $2.75. i2ARD DUSTER I'he most sanitary type of duster made. It does not stir ap and scatter dust. Price, $1.00 1 sfully @ certain bi air through the women of th It's try and did not entail lobby any w in h Mrs. Winter wa h, the cant of the spendthrift, and he sings it to himself so oiten he begins to believe it. deelined to it or what the about. he was quoted she received the fore the general Did you ever try getting along with $2, $3 or $3 less a week to see how it feels? It’s surprising how much money you can do Wwithout by looking straight ahead and walking on. aying | letter shortly” be- D. C'z WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Stamboulisky with the duty of form- PAN URGED FOR AS BULGARIAN PREMIER| = | — natlons of four minlaters were BUb-| "oy " anuary 18 Arata Aoki,|Mr. Tanaka, the new vice minister [1n the hope of meking permanent its | C€eds of which will be used to estab- rian party in the present cabinet were has been a|gagsistants, now being composed of but | miniature free state of Danzig has|German and Polish paper marks by New Men. ent difficulties, while the other wished forming the cabinet has been pub-|mier Stamboulisky desired immediate " official denials, one that the report interipr, finance, true that a peasant communistic dic- 1215-17 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street treated to gather dust from walls, Washing does not affect it. 66-inch Polishes and preserves the finish on tion meeting Wizard Wax Paste is THE EVENING 'STAR,” WASHINGTO. N s bW e oteat JAPAN IS RETRENCHING. o i - f 7,000 STUDENTS | Ministers of Finance, War, Inte- mitted after the meeting of the cabl- |, o "00 0 100q firge secretary to the |Of foreign affairs: Baron Ijuin, now lish a new and independent medium e Yone side wished to find in |counselor in the forelgn office at-|two or three men. determined to cultivate the ac-|which now circulate here. By the Associated Tregs. to depend upon the constitutional lished. M. Stamboulisky Temains as |dissolution of the sobranje. war and rallroads |of the dissolution of the sobranje is tatorship had been proclaimed in cor- Hours—38.:45 to 5:30 moldings, picture frames, etc. The handle. Prices, $1.50 and $2.00. floors. furniture, woodwork, leather, adapted for use on floors. According to the Temps, the resig- i 8~ | Gorrespondence of the Associated Press, former large staff, which included| pANZIG, February 14 (Special).— |not more than $20,000,000, the pro- net, in which the'leaders of the agra- governor of Kw tung, with many |new-found business prosperity, the|of currency in place of the unstable rior and Railroads Replaced vastinslon Sembasey, communism a remedy for the pres- SOFIA, February 13.—A decree re- |parties, The Temps adds that Dre- promier, while the ministers of the | omiie) aentim mar T e, TUrther are replaced by new men. unfounded, and another declaring un- D | | i tain localities, é . WIZARD H I R 1 ot Made of the best yarn, chemically chemical treatment is permanent. linoleum. 1 b, 75¢; 2 Ibs., $1.50 especially The first seven days are always the hardest. I'ry the deprivement of $5 some week soon. Then come in and start laying up treasure for yourself. We know of many a fortune that started with less. MT. VERNON Savings Bank N.E.Cor9€ESt. and Mass.Ave Opposite the Public Libraiy | “I Can’t Do It ‘ | | tried | ble to formulate d in trying to warn inst the growing t them, often with- nowledge, for pur- | do not thoroughly t and my - stat had | to do with' lobbyin Guards Author's Name. s. Winter declined to add to her t to say that WIZARD LIQUID WAX Wizard Liquid Wax is recommended for polishing furniture, pianos, wood- work, automobiles, etc tendeney to exp out their own nothin 8 oz. 16 oz. 32 oz. Floor Pollsher Set $4.00 Wizard Floor Polisher .75 Can Wizard Wax ;I7_5 Value. Special, $3'75 Wi2ARD Self-Wringing Mop I'his mop does away with the disagreeable feature of mopping floors. There are no cranks or levers to break or get out of order. Simple to operate. Price, $2.95 Gas Around the Heart Nature’s Danger Signal Those gas pains that come on in the pit of the stomach and around the heart an hour or two after eating are Nature’s Dan- ger Signal. They indicate that something is wrong with the stomach and bowels. If not corrected at once, this condition may have a serious ending. would not reveal the author’ e found nec night's statement in | which she expresned her willingness | to appear before a congressional com- | Mrs. Winter said she knew instances in which club | women had be fered s money to work f but declined to Radium is 170,000 times more valu- able than gold. This Week Only A 10-Day Tube In Your City Present Coupon FREE The food sours, or ferments in the stomach. Gas forms in large volume. It presses around the heart and lungs. Severe pains are felt. The action of these vital organs is affected, and heart disease or lung trouble may result unless -the stomach is toned up and the gas pressure relieved. Note how teeth gluten everywhere today Combat the Film Tonight Watch how your teeth improve The gas is caused by fermentation of food due to imperfect or delayed digestion. This may be caused by hyperacidity, an excess of hydrochloric acid in the stomach, or some other disturbed condition which prevents Do not take chances. If you have gas, sour or acid stomach, biliousness, heart- burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, flatulence, water-brash or constipation seek immediate relief. Such relief as can be given by QGo get this free tube of Pepsodent and make this delightful test. Millions have already done that. The glis- tening teeth you see everywhere now show the results that come. Start now to fight that film on teeth. Do it to be dainty, to be safer. Do it because dentists the world over advise it. Do it for your sake and your family’s sake. Learn what this method does. Film—your great enemy Film is the great tooth wrecker—that vis- cous film you feel. - It clings 4o- teeth, enters crevices and stays. Food stains, etc., discolor it, then it forms dingy coats. Tartar is based on film. Those thin coats dim the luster of the teeth. Film also holds food substance which fer- ments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. That's why tooth troubles were almost universal. Germs breed by millions in film. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea, now so alarmingly common. Two new discoveries Dental science has in late years found two ¢ ways to fight that film. One acts to curdle film, one to remove it, and without any harm- ful scouring. Able authorities proved these methods by _many careful tests. Then a new-type tooth paste was created, based on modern research. These two film combatants were embodied in it for daily application. That+tooth paste is called Pepsodent. Care-- ful people of some 50 nations now employ it, largely by dental advice. Other gssentials Other effects were found to be essential. So Pepsodent multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. That is there to neutralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. of Pepsodent. 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Vinson. 4 1f you live out of town, mail coupon to 'The sodent gomplny,cgdlm So. d-bla venue, 0, and tul will be sent I:;‘xull. Am now using the above named remedy withvery pleasing resulta” . Rev. J. H. Warnous, Pastor, Baptiet Chuch. times, therefore, pills and tablets “c';:::"?::"‘” are of little or Sour Stomach - no benefit to Biliousness b lnd’lgemon Present coupon to Peoples Drug Stores Tth & K Sta, 3lat & M Sts, 7th & E Sts, 14th & Park 1th & U Sta. 18th & Columbia Romd Tth & M ~-urc--An.l.n. Sth & H Sts. N, E. 703 15th St,- ki g,v Christiani Drug Co.: 9th St, and Pennsylvania Ave. Union ‘Station, Associated Drug Stores: 7¢h and G Sts. N.W, lfl‘ Feana, Ave, NW, "O’Donnell’s rmacy. Dover—H, C. Helen. arp & Fleming. hn’s Pharmacy. \ Challenger & Sow- Co. Taneytown—R. S. McKinney. Thurmont—J. H. Cassell. Westminster—Shaw Drug Co. prington—s| iford—Iet | dew Castle—]

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