Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1927, Page 6

'RUNKS and Leather Goods Repaired Tephams, Inc. 80 L Street Northeast Franklin 4856 No Charge for Hauling Real Estate Loans No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1.000 for $10 per month, erest and prin- ich is a URGESLAWTO AID FEDERAL WORKERS Employes’ Federation Head " for Bill to Insure Leave With Pay. hactment of legislation to insure annual leave with pay for| worker and for si of Governme neither wh he receive who now receive r one day off e week in 1 includ 1y to many nds of cipal plied to red Larger or smaller proportionate rates 'PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Largest in Washington Assets Over $13,500,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, JOSHUA W. CARR, employes who their d presi ion of debt. ition of F the House Civil Service commit- It is essential | bill father {Mr. Steward sa led by Represen i should be , granting 3 annual leave with pay and {sick leave, with a provision th {may be cumulative until a max 60 days is re 1S an 1§ 10 day left to the dis s, as It is at present. Policy Unfair. tement setting forth the National Fedes ion of Emploves Mr. Steward ed the present policy of grantir wes and termed it both short- 1d unfair to the employes. anting of ¢ r of nay be withheld at any tim ally any supervisory offi service,” M at s ind unjust in thought along persor tive lines of the prese etion of of Present President. Secre "SOME WOMEN ALWAYS ATTRACT beautiful. You | 2y, fresh com pl pep of youth. Then let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets keep our system free from the poisons caused by clogged bowels and tor- pid live For 20 years, suffering from pimples, listlessne: have taken Dr. Tablets, a st alomel, & compound of vegetable gredients, mixed with olive oil known b ve color. They upon the bowels without griping. . They cleanse the and tone up the liver. Keep vouth and its many gifts. htl You want t men and women stomach troubles, and headaches deral Government should not low a policy that is unfair to the ploye and opposed to that which vails throughout private industry “We are contending that the grs ing of the leave should be fixe aw. The distribution, however, administrative matter, v so, that the admin may determine when cert may be spared best to av oid int ence with the work of the Govern- Take || ment. Underlying Principle. “The underlying principle of this measure is that a certain amount of leave with pay much an incident to the job s the com- »ensation of the job and n hing that would have to be L for from time to time. “The same principle applies to the granting of sick leave. There are | many employes whose good health has made it unnecessary to take such leave for 20 years. record is of no benefit to them, since there is no way that they can avail them selves of this unused leave under ex isting law.” Representative Oldfield, campaign manager, appeared pe ally before the o ed to fix eight | days in one week as the minimum wol g time for members of the Gove building custodial force. Oldfield Recalls Abuses He expressed the hope th ued abuse b of the principle bearing in mind ent more or less gen American industry with respect not | only to the question of short wurkm;:‘ T, Was So Stiff an H dl B d I;v_\'“cbru?m lnduTE'x:) 4ur a l{\‘w day | ari y en week, will no longer be permitted-: rdly be o legislation establi and uniformly for th for the Federal Government a work ing week of not more than six da except in an emergen highly essential for reasons, but, consic tunate and unfavorable workin ditions_ of certain employes which i will affect, I believe that it demands prompt affirmative action by this com- mittee of Congress. Following the hearing Mr. Ste ued a statement in_beha ational Feder declaring: It doubtle A tramp in the rain, then—lame ‘muscles ontin. As good as new next morning after simple home treatment After tramping with feet while out gunning, a_Philadelphia sportsman found himself so stiff and lame he could hardly bend. “I went to work, but had to come home,” he writes. “I applied Sloan’s Liniment freely and went to bed. I was as good as new || thanks to the quick f Sloan’s.” zives real relief because caden the pain. to throw off the around all day il of the ion of Federal Em- a consider- | persons to It helps the be cause. Appl rubbing ness and pair hea spots. Get a bottle of Sloan's today and have it on hand for the first emergency druggists—35 cents, Dr. Earl S. Sloan, 113 W. 18th cet, New York—Advertise- mernt lightly, without || away the stiff- || , as fresh 1 is sent to the sore weel ece pensation for wol day.” CORONER HITS JUDICIARY. Angails O otals | Whio | Atithorized | Raid Which Led to Death. 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