Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 40

ON. PROMIBITION CHARGE : Says German Woman Economist| ‘Mew Count Brought. to. Holit Cleric if High Court RBeverses S e ————- g By the Associnted Press. omon, however, is not without hepe Conviction. ] BERLIN, October 31—The soul of | that the American soul maAY ahape f Th s By the Assoclated Press. the American has not yet taken def- nvenm:-lun s H ' Carefu BUSIn(!SS Man ’ DENVER, Col, October 3t.—BE. H. xpected to Produce | mcCienanan, former director of fed- f!nite shape. This ls the conclusion| In the American woman she found . R Election Exp to oral mnxunln(g.T;fxo?.m:nl in Colo- |of Dr. Alice Salomon, doctor of polit- | a creature quite superior to the| [ sets up reserves against depveciation as 2 o; Ben Englander, prol on | S Indications of Trend |ehi Snter” McCionanan; Father | o economy at the University of f American mam and she predicts shat againat taxes and other fixed charges. He Walter A, Grace, former paster of the [ Berlin. who is pu ng g series of | the woman will be the leader of the plans in adv and it is the in Nation. Shrine of St Anne at Arvada, Col,|articles concerning her racent visit | future American culture, out of which ance, s one safe way. and Jack Walsh, his brather-in-law. |to America for a study of the na~| will arise a new period of culture to Have you made ready .for the inevitable were named In indictments returned " tion’s educational and cuftural pro-'replace that of the wornout n Py o Tast night by the federal grand jury | Sors ? Pron peoples, i depreciation of the most p-ecious of all By the Asseciated Press. hore. ¢ Dr. Salomon is unmarried and the assets—the 5 . FRANKFORT, Ky, October 3L— ch‘;flrcéfelsnw:: cgggphf:yx!:gdg:{;‘:s Priests and sclentists are tolerated ! German Who's Who gives her age your decrease in your eaming Political leaders are watching Ken-|tho government out of $1,500 sald to!lm America only ac “iey formerly|as 8fty-one i power? tucky for information from its gen-|have boen reslized on sile of wup: | were by the wild tribes thas formarly et | 2 h es from elr ce, an: inhabited the continent, she says. i 11 i i PR e L TG ey R g g g A g se o ther Grace an - | among the Americans of today; they wyer er. | 2 trond of the 1924 presidentlal race.|ed with the illogal possession 2209 | have big tasks of develgpment he-| A Tex " m out of s , is the N he - | transpe o % ct- | fore them, but thinking #or think- urth ress. He had fi hes ational lssucs have entered the 90" | ments agalnst the lattor pair covered | ing’s sake In declined by the average forth Rty ST At e M B Topervs yom cam st wp ageinst the “Oshkosh” Wardrobe test between republicans an 9- | virtually the same ground as Drevious American as unproductive. Dr. S 1- parently without getting anywhere. [ future. crats for state offices, lending spe-’ ones, under which the priest was con- | Trunks vi d to two years in ¥ = . clal political color to the outcome. | Victed and sentenced o \ 2% Faid on Checki on Savi . Four vears ago the republican state [ e, fd4ra} Penitentiphy at, o e ing and 1% on Savings Accoures | London Kit Bags ticket b 40,0v8, an ex-|indictments are based on a legal . mptl.nu:;";u.v; muur:u, compared quuunmwt‘;".."{;"’m“i.‘a'l?‘&'w"{mi’: - ARG Fitted Cases and Bags with previous elections. Two years | 3o’ it Fo3 Mo ‘Gaw in case the A : Hat Cases for Ladies later the democrats gained control of | United States court of appeals re- L d M verses the conviction of the cleric an en the lower house of the legisiature. Today buth partics are striving for|Shtho Arst rial it mid Gold-mounted Leather complete control of both the executive ! Adve: tisement Goods and legisiative branches. . & o Ladies’ Handbags A_governor, lieutenunt governor, COLDS THAT Weeb End C. secretary of state, aud.tor, treasure [H LA RS eek End Cases Superiniendent ar puviic instruction, v : i " D J. STELLWAGEN Leather Novelties atiorney generas, commissioner of PRESIDENT agricuiture, ciore, of tne court of ; ‘ e appeais, B complnte lower house an one-nalf of tue senate whl be chosen. DEvfloP lmo The Studebaker business 2 3 rief Cases In Luo EUDerLALOrlAl ContesL the . repubucans, represented by Cnaries Sounded I Dawson, are making their race on was 71 years age the accompiishmenis of the Harding e n PNEUMONIA = .th a capital of $68 and tiom of the presant governor, Edwin P, Morrow, Wwho 18 Dot & canaidate two ferges. Teday Stude- fur re-election. Chronic coughs and persistent m' The demociats, led by William J. || colds lead to serlous lung 's actual net assets Fieids, former member of Congress, || trouble. ~You can stop them are attacking the republican aumin- || now with Creomulsion, an is.rat.on of national affairs, as well || emulsified ocreosote that Is as of state afiairs under the present pleasant to take. Creomulsion republican exccutive. There Is no is a new medical discovery with sharp division on other issues, large- twofold actlon; It goothes and 1y of local concern. heals the inflamed membranes In the last presidential election and kills the germ. Kontucky gave a small ma; Of al. known drugs, creosote is | the democratic candidate and sent recognized by the medical frater- republ.can to the United States Sen- nity as the greatest healing agency ate. That close poiltica, division for the treatment of chronic iraws more attention to the present coughs and colds and other forms off-year ewction. of throat and lung troubles. Creo- Bach party has a woman candidate mulsion contains, In addition to for secretary of the state. It is the creosote, other healing elements expectation of party leaders that the which soothe and heal the in- contest between Mrs. Emma Guy [| flamed membranes and stop the 2 Cromweli, democrat, and Miss Eleanor || irritation and inflammation, while % H. Wickiiffe, republican, will brng |{ the creosot> goes ou to the stom- Tercis to Mest Your Cenvemience the women to the polls in large num- ach, is absorbed into blood, % bers. 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