Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1929, Page 26

26 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON., D. €. MARCH 24. 1929-PART 1. — | | 2 | | his_only alternative, in view of the| | suance of the provisions of the civil| TAR|FF BENEFITS DENIED, |Fostal Union conference in London in | between the Treas- | service laws. + | May. i - mPI UMA”B RUM [aareement reache et merns goversing| | TWINS PUZZLE D. A. R. DELEGATES || e e bt gl {Moay. . Fie il akso hecome coneul gen | i | {Wallace Declares Iowa Farmers| — goia il | the transportation of diplomatic liquor, The Civil Service Commission in a | was to drop the case against the two| |letter tells why it has not published| pay 850 for $1 at Present. | Blood flows through the bones of very : | truck employes. While technically | ) | 5 ver | |lists of eligibles. The letter is ad- | voung children almost as TR drinater company | | dressed fo the Vice President. The| DES MOINES, Iowa, March 23 (P).— | through the veins. i i | had acted in good faith. i | commission says that for more than 25 Henry A. Wallace, chairman of the 4‘ ‘The Government has held that “the | | years it has not given general publicity | tariff subcommittee of the corn be't — S —— e | ownership of the truck used in trans- | to the registers of eligibles established | committee, said today the group had | [ 4 80 I | | : | for_individual positions, concluded a_study which showed Towa Rover Drops Case Against {;";;“;,’,0;,"',';‘,;‘:1,9,3;;',{‘,;, i {Replies Made to Comply With ' _ One reason cited is ihat publication | farms paid §50 for each dollar's worth Had to Go-About With Hands Wrapped Up. il i of eligibles would involve much clerical | Two Truck Employes Ar- |cHAIN STORE MAGNATE | Cuticura Healed. Resclution Passed Late |nuany for Government positions. There | Of the tariff to Midwestern manufac- are over 1,750 different kinds of posi- | turers has been overestimated, he i tions, it is stated, for which the com- | added. Last Session. ion. holds examinations 'and it the| The committee is working on a plan names were published, a larger clerical | Of tariff revision. P Lution of | 107Ce Would beneeded. o = | vi e resolution of | - | [ senstor Wagner (ob Newi-Vore phssed Not in Public Tnterest. | Honduran Delegate Named. work, as more than 100,000 apply an- | ent tarifl. The committee felt benefits rested With Liquor Cargo. : FORMS DAIRY COMPANY‘» The diplomatic liquor flurry was J. C. Penney Announces Organiza- ended yesterday, when United States tion of Southern Fira Capi- - Attorney Leo A Rover dropped a case | g by the Senate Inte lnst session of Gon- | It A1%0 fAYs there is special renson | TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras, March | fo radas 1 23 ).—Froylan Turcios, former repre- . | gress, the Treasury Department and the | 2 to positions in the Bureau of Prohi- | L, Fi FTOYIAR, FUIGee TOvrne TIRE * I have had eczema on my hands aver since 1 was fourteen years old. It broke ouc in pimoles and when they mtched [ acratched them, caus- ing ore cruptions. 1 had to go about v7ith my hands wrapped up, and could not do anything. I could no: sleep at night on accoun: of bition, “that it seems to be obviously Augustina Sandino, was appointed to- Civil Service Commission have sent to ; Sl ously| Augus ihdve " |nos 1n tne public interest to publish |day the government delegate to the the Senate a list of all persons em-| o names”of successful competitors in — e | ployed in the ficld service of the Bu- | examinations for prohibition or other | reau of Prohibition appolnted pursuant |law_enforcement positions.” | . | to the civil service laws and also nmot| The Civil dssrvm Commission says 30-Day To‘t:r de Luxe |in_pursuance of the civil service laws. | 0 expended $208.000 in conection || Weatern National Parks and Tested on a truck seized March 15.' g o accociated Press. while carrying liquor consigned to the | B\ WMORRE B 1 03 organiza- Siamese legation. | tion of a $5000,000 Southern Dairy After Teviewing a decision reached | HOT, of 3 85000000 S0 oy Priday by the State and Treasury De- | ; ¢ penney, founder and chairman of partments, protecting diplomatic |y, Natjon-wide chain store corporation liquor supplies in transit, provided an| yna; pears his name. The Southern i ) | in Police Court involving two men ar-| talized at $5,000,000. | | accredited envoy accompanies them, | At DeAtE B8 RAFE L TG £on o Mr. Rover concluded that it was use- | pairy Products, Inc. Certain other informal s iforni the irritation Jess to attempt to press the case. He | Doy COMC TS i be confined | the resolution is given e e oy riniilon J.S.:hz":";;:;g. I had the trouble untif [ was instructed his assistant. Renah F.| a'firct (o the South, the business Iater | gne of the problems before the annual Kentucky State convention of the D. A. R. | Service Commission, in answer to one |of' guer 35,000 persons for prohibition ‘Shenandoah__ Valley, thirty-eight years old. I began us- Camalier. not to issue papers charging | i’ expected to extend o other sections. | o Bowling Green was o decide which was Grace and which was Elizabeth | Of the questions raised by the resolu- | of, fi°F 39000 persons P on, | inc. K H. Newman, Chairman, Edinburs, ing Cuticura Soapand Ointment and Gilbert L. Wilt_and Roy Miller, em-| * The company will be DBICIY | Hasking whey the twins were named as pages. Grace (on the Icft) and Fliza: | tion. tells why it has failed to publish [P, (oes of approximately 14300 | £ibenie. fn Piliman All Raom At they helped me. 1 continued using lists of eligibles for appointment to the | applicants,” the commission says, “are || Sioosoe Cryaiion snd Dining Cars. and them and in a short time I was ployes of the Davidson Transfer & | financed. The capital structure Will pegh (right) are from Mayfield, Ky. | ¥ 3 Storage Co., with violation of the law | . . g2 consist of $1.473.250 purchase money il them and i & short tme £ wa A IR —— | prohibition field service. i VAMous steges of compietion: angi] b ® Vhihe, Gileoste Tolrasias for transporting the Siamese legation’s ' obligations, 300,000 shares, of converti- | 7 I e The replies of the Treasury and of Sa it 8 Jiquor consignment from Baltimore. | ble preference stock, of Which 15000 tive basis with resident farmers. = For| Wisconsin Jurist Expires. | the CHsil Servide, Commiston: mda ::‘,’i“';n""f:&: ‘g’;;’t’e"ce‘r‘a‘;d"‘g“, Lo u-;'ls»;x'n'x? e e st Ay 512-24th Ave N, Nashville Tenn e truck, containing 60 cases of | shares will be outstanding, and 1,000.000 | the past five vears he has been a breeder et some time ago, appeared in print as a : - || other points of interest. For booklet giv- Dally use of Cuticura Soap, as- ehoice liquors, was held up by Wash- | shares of common stock of which 250,- | of prize-winning purc-bred Guernsey |, MADISON, Wie. March 23 ()i | document for the Trst time yesterday, T i e e o = e NEvmani AN sisted by Cutic s s ington police a week ago. Later the 000 shares will be outstanding. cattle, . e e Wisconsin | “rhe document shows a list. by dis- | Maining 21,000 applicants. & E. Burgess, D. P. A. keep the skin and scalp healthy. truck was returned to the company.| Dairy farming has been a hobby with | it 8 | Supreme Court, died today. tricts, of about 4,000 employes of the T Southern Railway The two men meanwhile were re- Mr. Pefiney, who, at the town of Pen- | - . — field service of the prohibition bureau,| The four United States marshals in e o e e Jeased on bond. ney Farms, near Jacksonville, Fla. is| Women of Brazil are demanding im-| Paris' motor cycle show this year was | arranged by districts. 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