Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1923, Page 24

,'24 LEGISLATION TOPIC | AT AUTO SESSION A. A A Delegates for Uni- form Traffic Laws and Li- cense Tag Reciprocity. Congressional legislation on uni- formity of traflic regulations and rec- iprocity in license tags in all states ©of the Union will be sought by the American Automobile Assoclation, it was determined at a meeting of the executive board in the La Fayette Hotel vesterday. Maj. Roy F. Brit- ton, president of the Automobile Club | ©f Missouri, and chairnian of the 1 islative committee of the associati will frame the bill which will be sub- mitted to Congress. Delegates to the convention spent a | busy day vesterday. In the morning zession activities of the association were discussed and plans of widened Ecope decided upon. At noon the dele- | ®ates were received at the Wh House by President Coolidge Presents A. A, A. Emblem. Charles A. Frazier, president of the | Automobile Club of Springfield, Mass., presented the President with a silver A. A. A emblem to be installed on the White House car. Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler. who was present at the sessions of the asso- ciatlon, invited the delegates to din-: mer and a marine entertainment at Quantico, Va. Nearly all of the mem- bers were taken to camp last night. Following an invitation of Maj. Henry Fleming, manager of the Mo- tor League of Louisiana, | ing during the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. 'y, Detroit, V. ¥, Chicago, /. W. Chase, New . H. Loller, Youngstov . 8. Coulter, Clyde Myton, H. S. Green, Phil William | King, St. Lo George Diehl, | Buffalo; William 'E. Metzger, Detroit; | Col._Sidney Waldon, Detroit; O. Deitsch, Balti Dowe, Baltimore; Lancaster, CALLS SPECIAL ELECTION. {of selecting a representative to serve | - | Representative B. G. BAND CONCERT. By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, beglnnlnx at 5:60 o'clock, John M. Zimmermann, di- 49, .Beethoven musical comedy, 2 Remberg Breuer ‘Hush-a-Bye Sherwood “The Star Spangled Banner” Mississippi Governor Acts to Fill Congress Vacancy. JACKSON, Miss., October 25.—Gov. Russell yesterday ordered a special election November 27 in the third congressional district for the purpose , during the unexpired term of the late Humphreys. Willlam Humphreys, son of the late representative; W. M. Whittington and John Roberts are candidates. WILL IMPROVE ICE CREAM. CLEVELAND, October public will be assured of of a higher food value soon nondations presented fo the annual | onvention of the National Assocla- ! tion of Ice Cream Manufacturers are | approved. The recommendations call | tor the appointment of a standing | committee of research and investig: tion to deive into this and oth onfronting the industry. —users don’t mind the * ALASCO actuslly spells freedom from COLDS, COUGHS, GRIPPE and “FLI Members of tle Chevy Cha ‘damp.”* Greesboro, Springtield, ) Flemming, ). C. Rhodes, Los A e S. Woodwa .; Charles Wee! Detroit; chairman, breath, San Brit- | . Chi- | PENNSY ORDERED ] T0 PAY OVERTIME, Labo‘ Board Demands That Road. Comply With Its Rulings. By the Associated Press: CHICAGO, October sylvania railroad decisions of th road Labor it denied the b Labor Bo —The Penn- conform to tates Rail- ment of vardm eastern district ter lation of the t ordered restora of pay. addendum 1o of vious decisions, nrdn ing sion of the Pennsylvani sysicm and | ein. The first | the tll\‘l)llle i|| whic . nied the jurisdiction The road was not representtd at the its mmm.nl 2 letter -H-pu(‘n‘ the board's jurisdiction Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capilal Army. Brig. Gen. Leigh R. Gignilliat, om- oers’ Reserve Corps, at Culver, Ind., has been ordered to this city to take & courge of instruction in military supply at the Army War College, Washington barracks. Capt. R. B. Bottom, Coast Artillery ud pass the good word aiong. ( Nothing else ke it Your draggist bas Each teaspoonful contains 4 grains of Aspirin in combination, Distributors: Washington Wholesale Drug Exchange, and Leadbeater, Brahler Drug Co. BEST LVR AND BOWEL LAATRE | If Headachy, Bilious, Sick, | Constipated No griping or inconvenience follows | a sentle liver and bowel cieansing | Sick Headache, | s, Indigestion, and! one by inorning. | Most harmless laxative for Men, men and Children Oc boxes, alsc ! 30c sizes, any drug store. i Riliousness, all such dist; "H’OW STOMACH 1R uBLl'.S AT(E DUE TO ACIDITY Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief For Acid Indigestion. | Corps, has been assigned to duty at | Fort Worden, Washington. . C. Vickers, Signal Corps, at San Francisco, has been ordered to Fort Douglas, Utah, for duty. Master Sergt. John F. Thompson, Quartermaster Corps, at Fort Eustis, Va., and First Sergt. Byrd MeD. Hart, 24th Infantry, at Fort Benning, have been placed on the retired list ©f the Army on account of age. Navy. Rear Admiral F. R. Harris, Civil En- gineer Corps of the fourth naval dis- trict, has been detalled as public works officer, third naval district, New York city, and Commander W. H. Allen, Civil Engineer Corps, has been detailed as public works officer, fourth naval district, at Philadelphia. Lieut.,Commander A. K. Montgom- ery and Lieut. J. D. Barner have been transferred from aircraft squadrons of the battle fleet to aircraft squad- rons of the scouting flest. Lieut. F. C. Bedell, Civil Engineer Corps, at the naval station Pearl Harbor, Hawall, bas been ordered to San Francisco, The resignation of Lieut. Sidney B. Dodds of the Kennedy has been ac- eepted to take effect November 11. Lieut. C. H. Roper has been trans- the navy yard, Mare Island, Calif.; Lieut. Commander J. J. A. McMullin, Medical Corps, from the recruiting barracks, Hampton Roads, Va., to the naval hospital, Philadelph nnd Ideut. ©, D. Hardin., Medical Cor Trom the Naval Medical School, this oity, to the naval recruiting station, Little Rock, Ark. Re-Finish Your Floors and Woodwork - With Berry Bros. Pure Orange .+ Shellac - Special, 85¢ Qt. LOUIS HART]G swmti and K Sflau N in probably nine cnses out of ten, nimply evidence that excessive secre- tion of ncld I taking ce n ¢ ation of gas | atomach and | cauines that full, epprenaive, burning | feeling _wometimes known as heart- | e el ..ae.; tion of acid. To atop or prevent this wouring of | the food contents of the stomach and | to neutralize the acid, and make it bland and harmless, a teaxpoonful of | Bisurated Magnesia, n good and oty fective corrector of mecld stomach, should be taken in n aquarter of = | mlnus of hot or cold water after eat- ing or whenever gas, wourness or I his sweetens the alizes the acidity lew moments, and is a perfectly ess and inexpensive remedy to ate in Aar tincld, such ax Blanrated | or weat certain to e o Bisurat. ,m-ny Prepared for (he above pur- HEAL SKIN DISEASES Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrating. Antiseptic Liquid. It is unnecessary for you to suffer with Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm. Rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemo, obtained at any drug store for 3Se, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt. Iy applied; will usually give instant re- lief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin, and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disa) ing liquid, and is soothing to et o listress. Zemo Soasp, 25c—Zemo Ointment, 50c |}k THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Loffler’s Products Fresh Pork Sausage:......lb., 30c Smoked Frankfurter Style. .lb., 30c Sliced Bacon............31b,17c Potatoes. . . . . . Sweet Potatoes . . . Yellow Onions . . . Sar-a-Lee Sandwich Spred For a short time we are continuing our low introductory prices on this supremely good sandwich filier. Do not fail to try it; we con- sider it the finest product of its kind that we have ever offered. Size regularly 15 ¢ 19c—special, Made by Size regnlnrlvy 39c—special, Per Lb. ROYAL Baking Powder 2-0z. can.. 4-0z.can. .. 6-0z. can .. 12-6z. can. Dromedary Dates, pkg., 20c| Pennan ..23c Shriver’s gor. Corn ¢ TOMATOES, No. 2 Size, 10c--No. 3 Special for This Week, as Advertised Monday Beech-Nut Canned Prepared Spaghetti Prepared With Tomato Sauce and Cheese This is our first offering of this product. We thought so well of it that our first order was for a carload; we have confidence in the quality, and believe that it will become one of our big sellers as quick! s our patrons become acquainted with it. Try a can or two. We think it is unusually fine, and will make a distinctive appez! to your appetite. Albrecht’s Assorted Jumble Cakes When you sec these you will buy them. Just pure, whole- some cookies, made as you would make them at home. Com- pare these good cookies with similar foods, and you will realize how very reasonable is this special price. Car of 1,200 Boxes Just Unloaded, They Are Right from the Oven to Us Shaker Soap It shakes out of the top of the can, just as you shake out Old Dutch Cleanser. Get a can and keep it on your kitchen sink. You'll like it for dishwashing; it's convenient, effi- cient and economical. ) “Sun Brite” Cleanser It's made by Swift & Co., and “Sun Brite” is the cleanser you see advertised in the leading woman’s magazine. Don’t: worry whether a cleanser can be any good at this price—just buy threc cans, tear the label off, and send it to the kitchen. Watch resuits and see if any one can tell it from the best vou ever used. Smithfield’s (New York State) Canned Fresh Prunmes, can This is a wonderfully good product. Plums are usually tart, pruncs are sweet, yet these canned, fresh prunes look like the fresh, ripe plums most of us know about. 1f your taste runs to sweets, we recommend a can of these fresh prunes packed in syrup. Cost you on this special nineteen cents for a large can, but taste like thirty-five. Dorsch’s Prize Loaf Salted Peanuts Pen Jar, NEW CROP GRAPEFRUIT at All Our Stores 2(::::525(: Jos. Phillip’s Original Pork Sausage v. Sanitary Brand Butter Ib. Special, Per Pound for 3““5 llc Sanitary Qats ‘ i Cracked Hominy C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER Have You Tried OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE A Store Near Your Home APPLES One of the biggest apple crops ever known is now coming to market. 15-b. peck, 29¢ 5 lbs. for 19¢ 4 lbs. for 21c Borden’s Caramels the manufacturers of Borden’s Milk, a sure guarantee of quality. moderately for candy of this quality. Our Price Our offerings are the best we have ever made. See these fineapples in our stores and you will supply your pantry regularly from our stores. . Fancy and Extra Fancy Pacific Coast Ibs. for 250 $2.49 Jonathan, in boxes . . "Special Box Price, per box . . . Bc Other Varieties from Ibs. for C nearby states . ‘ 25 Special Original Bushel Basket Price, per basket . . . . . . Priced 29c¢ Grimes Golden, from nearby states, per lb.. . York Imperial and 3c 25¢ $1.49 Buy your apples in our stores as you need them. These prices are loc right and quality is apparent on inspection. Can : 14¢ Size- . 23c VAZS 3¢ 57c Fancy Smoked Hams. special, Ib. Smoked Shoulders per Ib. doz. Sanitary Selected Eggs 30 20: 25¢ New Crop California Almonds 1. Dromedary Dates 10-0z. package Seeded or Seedless Raisins 2 pkes. Choice Evaporated Apricots Ib. ] 2v4c Extra Choice Evaporated Apricots 1b. 2()c Sanitary Macamni&Spaghetti3pkgs.25 21 i 55-0z. package per Ib. Dried Lima Beans Db A 3 ws. for 1-Ib. carton 12 23 17 19 Navy Beans Pure Lard Kingan’s “Indiana” Bacon b