Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1928, Page 10

.+ '\ THE EVENTN® STXR. WARHTNGTON.” I.” 0.~ TUESDAY. TANUARY %% 10283 o) OUTLINE PROBLENS Wash’ton to Florida The only Doudble Track Railroad between the North and Florida. FROM WASHINGTON { Series Preceding Our Half Yearly Turniture Sale—Starting Janwary 30th. IGcn. Jadwin and Others Ex- | plain Conditions Found in ‘ E Mississippi Valley. 1 | Allanhc Coasl Lme 5 The Standard Railroad of the South § | “The engineering “problem along the | Tickets, reservatioss, informat [ Mtisstssippr .\m.;u.f fromits| i 2 {echnical details today | B Yt [ by Maj. G dwin, the chief of | as he continued his| \lh \dlmuhlmllun 8 d that in pre) n wked upom the n from the standpoint of view to improvement | ad r xaa LD pEDCtrating v of . “levees " policy | BAUME BENGUE ( tive st flood control | . ecnbased on OISO T & BAUMEfiENGUE reair System Advocated. | . | 4 f reservoirs in Minnesota AR 3 ANALGESIQUE {SAY BEN-GAY i o m of reservoir Ainneets S —_— ‘ 'l DIAPEPSIN KEEPS The committee, fl d control and Rocky Moun- | he burdens of the h achievements have | n to the extent that nment should | as & part of its ) . prepared by its new merchan- s e dise and added services, for the 1d. “The Carnar- | ew Orleans was built | n. bul we had to fi(‘( | Al 4 new era of style in the home. | that l('\N‘ lt obviously has the duty to | headaches, and yo! weight, excessive acid- l:"y:‘h':':‘“‘)"“‘;‘l:}:"h' ond S[NAIUR AMENDS | : " This is an age of grace and beauty. In automobiles. In clothes. In furniture. Furni- foul gases, and you are constant- ly nervous and upset. : Thounde of people cred P[]WER R[SUI_U"UN ture must be more than comfortable. It must be beautiful. It must contrast or harmo- their good he-hh and young etite to Pape’s Diapepsin. It dis- - . . . - . I nize. It must have color. Its perxod may revert to Louis the XIV..orit may bc modern. solves the acids and sweetens the B e e Sl | Walsh Makes Change to Cur-| pickages are wold every Yol tail Committee in Elec- after meals, and you will never ' e e i Diapepsin. | =5 ) - - . . . . - PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN | ”, 'oué;;nio‘é,li.,_ o More than ever before, peop]e are staying at home. Entertaining. Playing bridge. | of Montana ay amending his We . . . . » frust Iinvestigating Tesolution 50 s (o A Llstenmg to the radio. When your friends see your home. . they see you. curtail sharply the powers of the pro- posed special committee to conduct the But above all, it must be in good taste. . proposed by the before the Never before have we, at The Hecht Co.. had so much beautiful furniture for sale. We have kept pace with the new ideas in suites, in occasional pieces, in drapes . . in all ¢ stock s reat Tmprover the alliances that will help to complete one's ideas of beauty and utility. great improvement,” said . Democrat, Missouri. It's son interjected that hl‘ % ‘the exirerme. boun- i\ offred his amendment | We are now in preparation for THE event—our half yearly sale of furniture and nator Hawes 2 e home furnishings. Were it not for the fact that it is a sale. one might call it a furniture ngress which runlnnlbl a3 that sponsore . - s e e fair. so completely are we ready. .. The 24-page catalog which illustrates many of ‘the of the of Man- sy, offerings is just off the press and will be mailed to those who may be interested. industry. d & letter on public heaith o i of the General : the proposed one. field of was reason 3 Y {10 suppose. that there might b - Dr. Copeland | /.7 RS I . | | Says: 'PUBLIC IS WARNED soener || OF “RABBIT FEVER”) ¢ 10 many cathartc Their power 10 over- diae efiects of | | Plague-Like Dmnse Has Spread constipation is unquestioned.1n boweland | | Rapidly—Animals Transmit 5 they are far ed.many have It to Humans. ] make them southe -— and heasling Suger-costed By the Assoriated Press | pleasant 1o take, which ing 1o the public against tula- | 1o their danger They remia, a serious and often fatal dis- | “re 1o jess habitforming end case known as “rabbit fever” or “deer- drastic because they appeal w fever” has been issued by Paul G e laste he Blologieal Sur- A : d 'd by the Public Health Pluto Water, with its rain- i : eral content, flushes the g wse hae wpread so w.m\ i wels and washes away oo ; It is gentle, w plague-lke smissible o hu- d restores normal B 0 e i bowel movemens. Acs in 20 ¢s 10 2 hours. Sold at all drug counters and at fountains , 5, und In the 1+ the common BOTTIIDAT THE SPRINGS, FRESNCH LICK, 155D, | | . RECEIVER DISMISSED. America’s Laxative Water ¥ayadoy The sofa pictured hos a sabt wahogany frame with antigue Ner sted are & » velour and fne damask uphol- b b = When over the stery It bulml 5. tn style. to the PONH Of 64 cutlOlre Thiers 6 - Federal L and costs $238. ested I refNrRISNInG OF redecoe ’ ' sce WLl iy MatchIng chair, $110. rating 1y directing thet the binlding be 1 Apattnent o ik ansy,