Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 10

EARLIER CONGRESS ASSEMBLY FAVORED Norris Resolution for Change in Constitution Adopted by Senate. The Norris resolution praposing an umendment to the Constitution so that a newly elected Congress shall take office the first Monday in Jan- ry after its election and the resident and Vice President shall be iraugurated the third Monday in Jan- uary is now before the House for con- ideration, having passed the Senate vesterday by a vote of 63 to T. It must receive a two-thirds vote in the House as well as in the Senate before it can be submitted to the states for ratification. Senator Norris of Nebraska, repub- lican, author of the resolution, ex- plains the provisions of the proposed amendment as follow Will Fanetion at Once. The Congress elected in No- will o into office on the first y in January following, and a on of Cong will then begin. eans that S abolishme: tuck Congres vill have tion. Not only » have their will expressed in the laction translated into luw without i gress which may o ‘been repudiated at the election 1 have no further function to per- Second. T s short session. U tional provisio n Deces olishes the existing der present constitu- = Congress assembles -c election and runs arch, when it expires iz in this so-called on’ of Congress that all kind jokers creep into the laws. The ndars of both houses are clogged, iy knows that it is a phys- ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Today at 8:15 p.m., at the United States Marine barracks, concert by the United States Marine Band Orchestra, Wil- liam H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. Program. March, “Loyal Comrades,” Blankenburg Overture, “Fingal’'s Cave,” Mendelssohn a. Serenade, “Heart of Harle- 2 ..Drigo b. Characteristic, Bridal Processiol Grand scenes from Tho ‘Waltz, “Gold and Silver”..Lehar Suite d'orchestre, enes Al- saciennes” . Massenet a. Sunday Mt allegretto moderato. b. At the Cabaret, allegro. c. Under the Linden, adagio sostenuto. (Obligato for violin, cello and clarinet. Second Lead- er Taylor Branson, violin; Musician Fritz A. Mueller, cello; Musician Emil Rada, clarinet.) d. Sunday Evening, moderato. “Slavonic Rhapsody,” Friedemann Marines’ hymn, “The Halls of Montezuma. “The Star Spangled Banner.” allegro fication of constitutional amendments must be completed by three-fourths of the states within six years of their approval by Congress, and was made the unfinished business over the ob- jection of Senator Jones, republican, Washington, and several other ators who insisted that farm relief and the bonus should have right of The Wadsworth proposal includes also a provision that Congre: on request of two-thirds of the state legislatures, shall call a_convention for amend the Con Another provision is that ar may change its vote up to th when three-fourths have amendment under consideration until one-fourth have rejected it. The final section states “that no s 3 without its consent, shall be de- prived of its equal suffrage in the Senate. COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1§, 1921 FUR DEALERS FORM ASSOCIATION HERE ICo-Opemfion With Better Business Bureau Pledged by Retail Merchants. An association*of retail fur dealers was formed at the Harrington Hotel last night, according to an announce- ment today by Dewey Zirkin, president of the new organization. A resolution was adopted pledging co-operation of the association with the better business bureau for “truth in advertising” of furs. The organization also pledged itself to work in co-opera- tion with the national association of the fur industry and with local busihess organizations for the betterment of the fur trade. In addition to M were clecte vice presiden and Jerome Zirkin the following Bertram Department of * Agricul- qture was a juest and spoke on the breed- and trapping of mus Bertram Cohn, B. F Lustick ; 1. Rosen- dorf, Model Fur Shop: Harry Rachrach Joseph Sperlin Jelleff & Co Joseph ! )a)mfiing Won’t Rid | Hair of Dandruff The only sure w to get rid| of dandruff is to d olve it, then| (|| you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of or- | dinary liquid arvon; v it at | night when retiring enough | | to moisten the scalp and rub it 1|/ in_zently with the finger tips. i Dot tonight, and by morning, most if not all, of vour dandruff three || | more dissolve : single sigu and trace of matter how much it, no ||| dundruft " you |f! | ing and d | stop at on > ! | flufry, Instrous, glossy, silky and | soft, and look and feel a hundred ||| | times better. , Saks. i J. 8. McKee, L. Kasal; Jacob Liebster, William' Rosendorf, B. W. Frasler, Lansburgh & Bro.,, and Dewey Zirkin, H. Zirkin & Sons. GEOLOGIST GOES TO YALE. Kenneth C. Heald Accepts Appoint- ment as Associate Professor. Kenneth Conrad Heald, chief of the gas and oil section of the United States geological survey, has been| appointed assoclate professor of ge-' ology at Yale University, it was an- nounced today. He has been assigned to the Sheflicld Sclentific School Mr. Heald is bne of the best known geologists In the country. and fs rec- ognized as un authority in the fleld of petroleum geology. 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