Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 22

22 : PRESIDENT FAVORS RECODING OF LAWS | Recommendation to Con- gress Along This Line Ex- pected in December. President Coolidge favors legisla- tlon authorizing a revision and re- codiffcation of the federal statues, . and. according to those close to him. | 1t Is quite probable that he will de- vote a se:tion in his message to Con- er to this subject. e Congress gave this| in 1§74, Senator Roscoe v as chairman charge. Since of laws have The matter was brousht up during the last session of Congress, but the bill was lost in the fam. However, the judiciary com- ploved C. O. Bran an of Oklahoma, an expert in »n work, to revise ang re- for nearly a codifi codify President practically com- his conference with the Mr. Bunn not only laid be- ision and recodifica- utes. but left with ! is codification of the | Oklahoma. | 1ssed codi- | ring the United code of the | essed | Althouzh h in 7 n Bar Association hos 1 urgine a revivion of code of 1 T e o gres White House for a new and up-to-dat 2 — SEPARA (1513 HULD SLIPPING. DESPITE AID OF INVAD'NG SOLDIERS pued from own salvation The reich can support them no lone er, because further expenditure woul mean death to the new currency. Th emplovers refuse to support them un v are able to put them t. hle work. The cities have n to support them and the Frenct to do so. wor'd has never before seer M l'ions of bread. | re being 2 le areas to beco lex mod ‘while from for them, prevent them x unger camp The question is, Will France pro- vide employment or bread for thes: workers? NEW SEIZURE PLANED. By the Associnted Press October 26.—The sep- stationed in Crefeld ap ! A Have Best Quality Only Clafi'n Optica’ Co. ¢,8*h Hian ROOF $1 .50 Red and Brown. From the owner's stand- int. no other roof paint justifies a higher price. J. W. HUNT 122) N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1352 —Blue? —Awfully —Cheer Up! —How? —Let’s Look Dver the Snappy New Models at the Fourth Annual Fall ‘ Josed Car Show Convention Hall Fifth and L N. W. 10:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. It’s All Show and A Smile Wide Under the auspices of The Washington Automotive Trade Association “Enjoy Your 1924 Car in 1923” il parently have the idea that the re- publican movement is sweeping through the Rhineland like wildfire. They assert, however, that a number of the smalier and more troublesome centers in the northern area of th Rhineland must be brought into line. Herr Muller, In charge here, says he has 4,500 adherents who are eager to take the fleld wherever necessary. Neuss, where a large plant of. the In- ternational Harvester Company is lo- cated, will ‘be given special atten- tion. The republicans have consolidated their position In the rathaus here, erecting additional barricades at street corners. CITY DEFENSE PREPARED. Neuss Police Ready to Intercept Separatists’ Attack. By the Associated Press. NEUSS, October 26.—If separatists arrive here, they will be met at the edge of the town by guards who are on duty day and night. These men have telephone connection with police headquarters, where food and beer enough to last weeks have been stored in the event that the repub- licans endeavor to corner the town's defenders. ~All the outer streets have been barricaded and trenches have baen_dne st ctratecic points. The BEWARE THE COUGH OR CCLD THAT HANGS ON Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung troubi.. You can stop them now with Creo- mulsion, an emulsified creosote | that is pleasant to take. 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