Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 26

r 26 POINTER HEADS FORD BROUP FOR PRESIDENT i Roy M. Harrop of Omaha Is Nom- inated for.Vice Presi- dency: NEBRASKANS ‘WILL FIGHT Progressive Party Chief Opposes New Organization's Name, i ¢ 1.—Former advocates Detroit manufacturer, “as up independent for President, yestcrday perfected u per- manent crganization of the peoples’ Drogressive party, and ‘nominated | Robert B. Pointer of Dearborn, Mich., for the presidency. M. Harrop 0f Omaha was made the candidate for the vice pres . The organization will Prog progrossi reen anne nvention political fudepen- dents scheduled to moet aL St May 30. A plat the fede the electoral colled diers’ bonus and a except in vasion was tion. ot sol- on war | e MINE FATALITY PROBE HALTED BY HIGH WATER| Explosion Shanktown. Colliery Saturday Last Caused Death of 36 Workers, By the Associated Fawhac.. SHANKTOWN, P&, Februar, High water {f%the. Lancashire n where thirty-gix men were killed in an explosion 1dst Saturday, has caused state inspectors to postpone thelr investigations. Additional pumps have been placed in operation, and the inspectors, alded by J. W. Walsh, chief of the state bureau of mines, hope to resume their inquiry within two days, Fifteen vietims of the blast were in ne, Summer All Year Glass enclosed porches and veran- das are a genuine delight to the home owner. They are easily within the financial reach of almost everyone. Inquire of your local contractor for in- formation. Use Plate Glase Founded 1864 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY (Renlys) ‘WasninGToR Hair Often Ruined By Careless Was! Soap ehould be used very care- fully, if you want to keep Your hair looking its best. Many soaps | and prepared shampoos contaln too much free alkall. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, | and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is | Mulsified ococoanut oil shampoo, which is pure and greaseless, and | is hetter than anything else you can use. "l Two or three teaspoonfuls is sufficlent to ¢! the h scalp thoroug! tho halr ater and sundance of rich, h rinses out ery particle of || ! Teaves the the hair fine s bright, lustrous, easy to manase. i You can get ulsified cocoanut | oil shampoo al any drug store; it 18 _inexpensive, and a few ounces will supply_every member of the family for months. ment. Aches and ‘pains dis- appear like nyagic when you rub the sore spot with Ben-Gay. It brings quickand blessedrelief. There iuql_:‘clt‘l’xing like it. For: Rbeumatism LU muscles Tired fec | tion, “with the result L {in nis plane [ roks | Wing Commander Mario Calderari of the alr forces of the Italian gov- ernment, and attache of its Washing- ton embassy, has several claims to fame. When still a youth trained for the army, he was consumed with ambi- tion to par- ticlpate in the ex- periments under way to enable a man to fly. He witnessed t h e iy filghts of Santos Dumont, and from the mo- ment that the Wright brothers figured in the public eye, he wa; their uncompro. mising champio and a follower of their methods. earnestly and untiringly young lieutenant pursue th that the Itallan governme him under Wilbur Wright's MARIO CALDERARI, e themes t placed instruc- that he was graduated in a few weeks from that 1 are and re- to fly that was Issued In King Victor's realm Commander Calderarl was one the heroes of the g part in it, on land, air, He wears many d. his own government of the allies. 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While they last Two-Pants Suits Values to $39.50 722 Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital ARMY. t his accepted the resig- t. Stewart Juckson,, fleld Li Thomas H. 3 Corpg, and Haas, fleld u artillery; First Creery, Quartermas ond Lfeut. Harry .M. Diller, Corps, att’ Baltimo to this city for dut quartermaster gene Muster fical Quartermaster | has been ordered of the Pennypacki . Charles . and Pirst Sergt. Art b | retired ¢n acce 5 The following-name stoned oflicers have i i T rgt. S, | i the Ohio N t. | | onsin National - M. Ward, Infantry 1 1 | Hiinots National Guard, | | Col. John T. 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