Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 38

Cleaned Shampooed Scoured Washed Stored Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. Phone Lincoln 1481 & Lincoln to Last uaranteed Bu ervice il a. Ave. When You Catch C Rub on Musterol apply SOUTHLAND BATTERIES WHY PAY MORE? Southland Battery Co. M. 5555 ¢ with 7638 Prominent Officials to | Members of the President’s c nd other Government officlals, { mer labor minister of Canad: »duction and distribution of n of the American at the New Willard mber 9, 10 and 11 bor Davis, Secretarsy Hoover, Federal Trade old William E. Humphreys, e Murdock, former minis ibor of Canada, will address th, Reprs Joe J. Manlove of Missouri and|by Dr. I away MNIG CORGRES PLANSSESSONS cuss Problems at Annual | Meeting Here Dec. 9-11. Dis- abinet a fo and, develop | leading mining men from ai} parts of | the United States are scheduled to dis- | s lmportant questions affecting the | Funk not only miy ucts at the twenty-elghth annual | for the actual chemic Mining | 1 § 1 Secreti enta- ter of e con vention, which will consider a nation: THE EVENING Bad Taste of Cod Liver Oil Removed By Doctors; Vitamins Are Isolated| STAR, WASHINGTO D. C SKYE HIGHLAN Drs. Harry E. Dubin and Casimir Funk, biochemists, have ut last suc- and anti-ophthalmic vitamins ure re- tained in the extract. o i ste ¢ The problem of making vitamin ex- Real Porridge. The authorities of the region arc = - cevdad in taking the'DAd fadte of cod | o o bt presesying vituming making attempts to introduce easier i ‘ liver CIL out_of the mpuihs of der artificial conditions has always | BY the Associated Press. methods of preparing porridge, so that || Untfl the discovery of decade or so uo, ne by mother knew Jiver oil was so good for ch ailments, and she just knew. When it was found Ithat” this vile-tasting oil was the richest known s of two vita- mins, one prev. kets in chil- dren’ and the other rding off a been a difficult one, becaus unknown substances are very easily destroyed. Even the simple cooking foods destroys a large part itamin sntent. The success of Drs. Dubin und Fuuk was the re- sult of several vears' work. They first made an acld extract of landers of the Isle fact has been brough! rious ‘eye ‘Alscase ¢ vesults in|cod liver oil, using either acetic aci ool Dlindness, efforts have been made to essence of vinegar, or form = onld i acid found in ants. In this 1 extract of it thi t obtained from 2,000 bLe ensy ms, | ljke crystals radiatin The success of Drs. Dubin nearly two pounds, of cod liver | pif does this, but us of o substance that re- | forol* Whien oceurs 1 the vitamins, and left the | it aiminated, and ulk of the oil behind, as well as al- moxt all of the taste. The extract portion was made into | a with caustic potash,| Th rovides u convenient starting | 1tsol extract from the 2,0 [liver oil weighed or am. in vitamin | a kind of koap. chemical com Labor just as animal fats were once made | substance has not nimals and clinical | into soap with lye leached from wood | lished: the experimel mber of children | ashe director of thelone- irsery of the|con jons of New York, | brown, sirupy mass which Doth the antirachitic into light vellowish I'rom this saponified portion | it contains ude active | oxygen, and It was a | phosphorus Tysta brown needle- | tests on carbon, | infantorium | Hecksher Foun have shown tha! and ch stances, are absent. .+ MON THEIR DIET OF OATMEAL Scotch Medical Officer Says Is- landers Are Too Lagy to Make LONDON, November 28.—The High- Outer Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland, have abandoned their tradi- tional oatmeal for a more luxurious diet of tea, white bread and jam. This I officer of Invernessahire, which v ho__decl: An organic substance, choles- that sodium, requently occurring in organic sub- cold 180, itis pains and j bruises, chil- | iy 1 fee colds of all sorts. | To Mothers: Musterole is also | made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. Jars and Tubes. i 1 NOT.BL; S?zn Better than a mustard plaster e Sour Stomach “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” Better than Soda N O P A nsteaa of soda hereafter take | little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in | water any time for indigestion or sour, acid, gassy stomach and relief will come ‘instantly. i For fifty years genuine “Phillips | Milk of Magnesia’ has been scribed by physicians, becau overcomes’ three times much acid in the stomach as a saturated solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda, leavin, the stomach sweet and free from al gases. It neutralizes acid ferment tions in the bowels and gentiy urges the souring waste from the system without purging. Besides, it is more | pleasant to take than soda, ! upon “Phillips.” T i bottles, any drug store. ":ro End Severe Cough 1 f . Quickly, Try This i ! | I‘ For real resu { remedy b w how quic ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Or use clarified molasses, boney. or corn syrup, instead of || | ngar svrup. Either way, wbout two-thirds of the cougl a bad cough can he c i auered, until vou try th | wous home-made remedy. ! prompt. relick is almost ma, | t is_casily pr 1, and there || | is rnoth for coughs. I | Into a bottle, put | | money ohi ike it. You can feel 1 stanilv, membra it prou soothin and soon vou will notice | Lin out and disappear. an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it is also splendid for bron- <hitis, croup, hoarseness, and bron- chial asthma. Pinex is a most valuable con- ated compound of Norway vine extract, the most reliable rem- |} edy for throat and chest ailmeuts. | To avoid disappointment ask || your druggist for “215 ounces 5 i of Pinex” with full dirce- #/) tions, and don’t accept. a fif thi Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or €EurE, money refunded. Pinexos Zes Co., ¥t. Wayne, Ind. 5 <> for Coughs i 2 R 2% 3% 4% accoul terly. Munsey Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th | wit will be the annual national mine tax | tax commisstoner | Manlove, whose district covers the fa. | ing_session. land the threat of the miners to call | adjust mine stiikes, based on his ac it saves I | be meidered at i street and the Plaza. | wantea! i We Pay You on your DAILY BALANCES Interest on checking accounts on daily balances — com- pounded monthly. Interest on ordinary savings Interest on special savings cer- tificates — compounded semi- annually. " The Munsey Trust Co. ummmnmmumumnulfimnn|1ummmmlummuquumummumumwmmummn abor policy mine taxation, joint sel in the distribution of ®ucts and other important mining problems. | The convention will be opened on' morning of December 8 by Louis | : vice president who will de- liver his annual address as president | of the American Mining Congress. He will veview the work of the organiza in behalf of the development of the mining industry during the past | 3 and outline a program of con- | tinued activity. A number of met mining operators will present 1 survey of the requirements of the mining industry In the various mining | districts of the country The afternoon session, December 9, 1ll be devoted to a discusslon of Fed: 1 and State taxation of mines. This onference, In charge of McKinley W. Kriegh of Washington, chalrman of the tax division, and Paul Armitage of New York, chairman of the general tax committee of the American Mining Congress. At this conference the ef- fect of taxation on development of Western mineral industries will be discussed by Charles R. Howe, State of Arizona. Mr. mous Joplin lead and zinc region in ouri, will speak on the relation of 1 tax laws to the welfare of the mining industry s These addresses will 4 by a consideration of min- fons in the new tax bill to dered by Congress at the com. Secretary Hoover is expected to ad- the convention on the new pol. | of the Bureau of Mines since its transfer from the Interfor De partment to the Commerce Depart- ment. In view of the anthracite strike @ Dituminous strike, the proceedings of the convention on December 10 | i i promise to be of unusual interest, they will be devoted to a considers tion of plans for the peaceful settle | ment of labor disputes under a broad | national labor policy. Secretary Davis will give his views on proposals to tivitles in attempting to settle mine | disputes during the past four years as head of the Department of Labor. Former Minister of Labor Murdock of Canada will speak on the protec- | tfon of public rights {n industrial dis- | putes, glving a_summary of the oper- | rtion of the Canadian ‘industrial in. | vest! which provides for | compulsory arbitration of labor dis- | turbances. { i The views of mine operators will be | | presented by s. D. Warriner of the | Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. of | Philadelphia and one of the outstand. | Ing anthracite operators: Sidney J. ! Jennings of New York of the United States Smelting, Refining and Mining | Co. and former president of the | American Mining Congress, who will | speak on the question, "What Is a | Palr Wage?" and Harry N. Taylor, { president of the United States Fuel | Diftributing Co. of New York, repre senting the views of bituminous oper- | ators in the central competitive fiald. | ing this meeting a luncheon | n for the members of the | e afternoon session to group conferency il be de-! nnual banquet will be heid on | of Decembe to which | solidge invited. | The value of joint selling agencles | all branches of mining, looking to | tion of industry through vol- | co-operution of industrial | lesigned to cconomize in the riluton of mine products for the nefit of producer and consumer, will | the sesslon on' De- cembe T Dad Could Fill the Bill. m the Los Angeles Times. Frank Lawrence, editor of Univer- sal, has a car all dolled up with bel- lowing horns and discordant whistles and other accessories too numerous to mention. Rut he still wanted more, and one day last week went into one of those curio shops between I7irst ! 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