Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1924, Page 14

Upholstering TO UPHOLSTER YOUR 3-PIECE PARLOR SU|TE Your s Made o Furniture {2 By our experts at prices which are 25 per cent lower than any other concern in Washington. New York Upholstering Co. 619 F St. N.W. Bhone, Write or Call Man Will Bring Samples Phone Main 3687 , ble. VALENTINES— You haven't much more time to purchase Valentines and_ if ¥ one you wish to remember—at a price you wish to pay. Our V. e unique and ent from used to Come in them over. 5¢ to $1.00 each The National Remembrance Shop (Mr, Foster's Shop) 14th Street 35 per ... Also 1229 Pa, Ave. TORDANO SWEEPS | SOUTHERN INDIANA Damage Estimated at Several Hun- dred Thousand Along Path Mile Wide. By the Associated Press. EVANSVILLE, Ind., February 5.— Property damage which it Is esti- mated will reach several hundred thousand dollars was caused by a tornado which swen outh- ern Indiana late yesterda ing to reports received tornado, which was followed by hail and rain, swept a nath a roximately a mile wide, creating destruction in the outskirts of this city, Fort Branch, seven miles north of .here and at Haubstadt, seventeen miles h and telegraph wires in e partially - dismantled, ger reports are availa- AS far 28 can be learned no one was Killed or injured. Four homes, an amusement resort and a schoolhouse were leveled on the o e of sville. At Fort s were destroy- Abproximate property and a sad 0y my live stock was destroyed at Haubstadt. ! The tornado, south, cut through the u!.-mem of F t coming from the th a half mile wide t of the little set- adt, carrying every- attle wer d in one than t cd to death when trap- / in a barn wrecked by tornado k of the rescuer tric light plunging the er towns in viclnity of Evansville into dar! TO BOOST GOV. SMITH Backers Claim New York Man’s | Presidential Chances Are Improving. By the Associated Press. v 5.—The Al- dent national as been formed with headquar- the Hotel MeAlpin. ¥ shall Gallagher, New oner of city revenue, airman of t ecuti committee of the club, said tod. governor had not been about it. “From he consulted ports brought before the committee, id, “the name of Alfred E. Smith is finding new sup- porters in many sections of states heretofore listed as being only mild- Iy in favor of the New York gov or, “Under the slogan ‘Of the People, for the People,’ the national clubs for [ Alfred E. Smith for President now are forming units in several of the larger cities.” N. Y. CENTRA].—PAY RAISE URGED AS GENERAL BASIS Increase Granted Engineers and Firemen Warmly Commended by Two Brotherhood Presidents. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 5.—Letters urging that the 5 per cent wage in- crease recently grarnted by the New York Central railroad and its sub- idiaries to engineers and firemen THE EVENING S'I‘Al_'\'_’, WASHINGTON, Republican Leagme Here 0ils 1 Machinery for Coming Campaign| . LOSES FRANCHISE Seeks to Interest V oters to Send Back Ballots to Their Own States. Estimates More Than 60,000 in Capital Have Suffrage Somewhere. Preparatory to the coming national campaign the League of Republican State Clubs of the District of Colum- bia is setting its machinery in order. This organization has been in ex- istence twenty years, and upon its shoulders has fallen much of the work of arousing interest among -repub- licans living heré who ure residents of some state. It is cstimated that there are more than 60,000 map and woman state vot- ers residing in Washington. - During the national election of 1920 the rec- ords of the headquarters conducted by the league hére show that it per- sonally was Instrumental in sending out more than 18,000 votes to the states, Plan Hard Campaign. officers have determined to h every effort in the coming mpaign. The league members t look upon the outcome in vember as assured. Their long ex- perience in politics has taught them to_be prepared. / With a view to broadening tho use- fulness and efficlency of the League of Republican State Clubs in the coming campaign, amendments to the constitution have been made hereby both men and women a ligible to membership on the ex- ecutive committee. The league also Is entering upon a campaign to in- crease its general membership. For the membership campaign a special committee composed of the following has been appointe e Lincoln Townsend, chairman; Wil iam C. Connor, Miss Florence ‘Fraser Stiles, ' W. Hennessy Smjth and Mra. Harry Wardman. ~ The latter was recently appointed the republican national committeewoman from the District. ~ Chairman Townsend is treasurer of the league, having held that office for a number of vears, and it was he who s given credit for organizing the Harding and Coolidge Republican Club of the District dur- ing the 1920 campalgn, which w. the firgt in the United States. The t Mr. Connor was |one of a small group of loyal repub- licans who organized the league in 1904 and was its first president. Oficers of League. The officers of the I dent, Edgar C. § William J. Do; ‘homas P. Littlepage and Mrs. Wardman; treasurer, T. Lincoln corresponding secretary, lorence Fraser Stiles, and record. retary, Judge Gus A. Schuldt. The league was among the first o ganizations of the republican party in the country to make a_comprehensive compilation of the election laws of the several states, keeping advised at all times of any changes. This compila- tion along with much other informa- tion for the use of the voter will be for the use of any one calling at the headquarters to be opened in the dow: town section very shortly. The league will, as has been its cus- tom in the past, celebrate the birthtay anniversary of Abrahami Lincoln on the night of February 12 at Wardman Park Hotel. This meeting will be free — e NON-FASCIST RESIGNS. organization’ of that name | _ HARRYS- EWinGg evuA C. SN YDENR, President. D. - HOUSE OF DAVID CULT Court Order Dissolves Colony’s Cor- porate Body, But-Israelite House Continues. By the Associated Press, LANBING, Mich., February 5.—Amn corder dissolving the corporate fran-|of chise of the House of David colony was {ssued by Judge Leland Carr in clrcuit court here yesterday. The action followed an agreement by counsel for the state and the cult and ave the state an uncontested vio- l‘ury in the quo warranto suit it in- stituted as the first atep in itsavowed C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1924 effort to break up and disband the colony. i By virtue of the orier the israelite Hon’- of Da lfl,gth. Church of the New Hve and the Body of Christ, Inc.. is no more. But the Israelite House of David, a religious association, still exists, and the colony will operate as it has for twenty years pending fur ther developments. It was the con- . | tention of cult attorneys that the col- | m= ration | || n; .ve up its original co: franchise, filed in 1903, in 1807, when 1t adopted the shorter nai d & voluntary religious asso- At that time all the hold- ings of the cult as a corporation ||j and the real and personal property members wers deeded over to " Benjamin Purnell and his , “t0 avpld the necessity of forming & business co: tion." rporat The real fight in the state's litiga- | || ‘\tion agailnst the Berrien county or- sanisation is still to come. The ouster order is expected to be fol- atitutad su e drscatop (a (ivavowol celveebummpitated. — 0 [o[c——e[——]alc—ololc——]ol—=]0] E. T.- Goodman Stands Are Nos. 83-94 service. Black Hawk Bacon ied pigs. Iowa. T. LINCOLN TOWNSEND Treanurer. include music and the ceremonies w s b veral prominent and addr Only at these stands can you get Goodman Quality in Meats and Goodman Service. I have no branches any- where—~—concentrating my entire time and attention here to my customers’ utmost satisfaction. You've got to understand meats—and how to handle them—to be sure of quality. My experience is at your tionally fine cure—and is cut from selected corn- It is sent me direct from Waterloo, E. T. Goodmap—83-94 Arcade Market Phone If You Can’t Come Arcade Market is famous for its excep- Col. 1658-5562 ’ or this event will be dis- pecial meeting of the ex- ecutive committee to be held at the City Ciub. 8 o'clock, Thursday night. PALE SKIN, DULL EYES,NO ENERGY? N your blood needs iron your strength and energy fail, your skin is pale and blotched, your eyes duil and your flesh flabby. Gude's Pepto-Mangan provides iron in just the form most readily assimi- lated—a form which will not irritate the weakest stomach nor discolor the teeth, but which effectively enriches the blood and invigorates the body. Get Gude's from your druggist and begin toget thebenefit of itsremarkable vitalizing and restorative qualities. Liquid or tablets, as you prefer. O. L. Smith and Homer Quay, as- sistant attorneys general who han- died the state’s case, indicated that the muit for a receivership would be |19 ressed. PiThe frst_skirmish In the state's drive was comparatively brief. Only three witnesses were called, all by the stats. The colony called none. M. Tyler, member of the cult ad- visory board, declared that when the voluntary a: fon was formed in 07 neither “King” Benjamin nor his wife became members, although he admitted that they were and are the spiritual and temporal heads of the organization. What Paint Is Best? The answer to that question—and it is asked and answered every day.in the year—is “Murco” Liquid Paint No Paint could be more easily applied, could afford more complete protection to could be more enduring. e surface, That's because it is made right—from tested ingredients. Its ability to with- stand the action of the elements for almost un- believable periods has earned being for it the name of . The Lifelong Paint Use it anywhere—it’ll do its duty e Any quantity you require; in any color you wish — E. J. Murphy Co. 710'12th St. NW. TR i LT AL B Main 5280 TR TV AN 0 Ll The February Sale 0 Lifetime Furniture A Furniture Event Extraordinary Chiming with the names of Adam, Chip- pendale and Sheraton, you will find works of living masters here at the Lifetime Furniture Store, priced re- Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little | 5 » i in- | be made the basis of settlement on “Freezone” on an ng comn, in- ’ronds throughout the country, have stantly that corn stops hurting, then l‘mn sent (o Tooal HowaE, Of e DAt “To see for yourself the Free Tablets oo iy stect ¥ to-] W for ), Gude's epto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher Duke Colonna di Cesaro Quits Ital- ian Cabinet. ROME, February 5.—Diike Colonna di Cesaro has resigned his portfolio of minister of posts and telegraphs in the cabinet of Premier Mussolini. The duke had remained in the cabinet as the only non-facist member. In the coming elec- tion he had decided to run on a plat- form supporting the government, but under the banner of the social demo- crats. markably low for the February Sale of Stately Hall Chair, 575 ark I Lifetime Furniture. Of solid mahogany, in antique _Charles . II type. Uphol- " stered in needlepoint effect tapestry. Karpen made. ehortly you lift it right off with |tees by Warren S. Stone, esident fingers. of the Bron:legongo; bou-mo}tvlvc 3 : ; Engineers, and D. B. Robertson, chief Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of , &y S5 Ll o union, 1t was. an. “Freezone” for o few cents, sufficient : fouheed last might to_remove every hard corn, soft corn, ! Based on estimates of the New or_corn between the toes, and the foot | York Central, calluses, without soreness or irrita- tion. When you are in doubt as to where to buy your furniture remember that here at Mayer's you can secure works of both the immortals and living masters — priced reasonably at all times—and this month the February Sale makesprices.even lower. it has been computed that a wage adjustment on this basis would add $20,000.000 to the expenses of the carriers. |\Telephone Main 7200 i ’ “THE BUSY CORNER” . Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets WZARD BRUSHES Formerly 20c to $2.50, Now Grouped in Five Lots Priced at 9c 19 29¢ 59c 89c Almco Bridge Lamp, with georgette shade. Tudor Mahogany Sofa Table, pedestal type with artistic stitches e...... s $37.50 cee .. 0ol Special Sale Discontinued Styles Hepplewhite Secretary, finished in a rich brown mahogany finish, with two drawers........ $115 Library Table. $39.75 Made of combination mahog- ¢ any, with one drawer.and with a delightful two-tone antique Tudor finish. Secretary Desk, after the manner of Chippendale, brown mahogany .......ceceeeecesacnaess Tudor—the Lifetime Finish “Tudor,” the new, artistic fin- ish applied to some of our furniture, is delightful and permanent. Beautiful hig-h lights; soft, open-grain tones. ‘ < Drop-leaf Tea Wagon, $19.75 Tea wagon, with mahogany “Tudor” is the choice of the " woman of good taste. It's a finish whose mellow high Gateleg Table, $19.75 3 - AN —These are the Standard Household Brushes you have heard so much about. Made of best materials. Very handy for the housekeeper, and can be used for many purposes other than'their name suggests. These low prices prevail simply because these brushes are discontinued styles. —In the sale are— : Clothes Brushes - Vegetable Brushes Spark Plug Brushes Auto Brushes Crumb Brushes, etc. Kann’s—Main Aisle, Street Floor. Bath Brishes Percolator Brushes Auto Spoke Brushes A Grand Rapids made . table, of combiration mahogany, size 34x47 inches, in a rich antique finish.” 7 Lifetime Seventh Street Furniture - Mayer & Co. lighting improves with years of service. Ask to see some of the “Tudor” finished pieces. Is More Than drop-leaf top and glass tray. Rubber-tired wheels and shelf, finished in an- tique mahogany. A Name Between D & E