Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1932, Page 12

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, A——IZ THE | land: will journey shortly to Monte- | Voters, with Miss Belle Sherwin as|tshe didn't want to throw the women 0, ay; comes to the surface |dominating figure—thousands of wom- | down.” :‘:‘?‘::yml;;?:‘g“nn Capitol Hill and sput- (en studying government and \\nrkmx\ And Emily Newell Blair, who fought ‘lrr‘ fitfully in State Legislatures. But |for gradual elimination of remaining | alongside Mrs. Catt, looked the six FEBRUARY 1, 1932. lacks unanimity. | legal sex disoriminations. over and remarked, “Well, we didn't BY BESS FURMAN Assoclated E r. I — | In the Anthony-Shaw-Catt dynasty Fro Ite Schoo fight in val there will never be a fourth—and Mrs. | m ?:"":m'] e r . 3 Catt can wrap its mantle about her in | Of &n opposite school of thought a e| Two Die in German Riot. her charming New. Rochelle, N. ¥, the Alice Paul followers, women advo- | ! & 2 ] nd sit down to pleasant rem- | cates of the single-stroke system of | DORTMUND. Germany, February 1 ence. achleving sex parity. Theyre a fmall- | (o000 BETCNY wounded in & polit L d Has No /sy ," Ladild ‘,;“}'m e g ‘rnlrflght between. Nazis (Fascists; and 0 k 0 ~n pbw,(f ‘hP wishes nov\ Nnt.uns doot. L Kept No Scrap Book, | she had been more saving of his-| "o want an equal rights ame ndJ Wholesale prices in all Europe dropped |t he-making. Jed | meDt written into the Constitution. | about 10 per cent last year. L) PY She Announces | as a voung girl she traveled | ey want ‘an equal rights treaty in ° J | abot. wiih Susan B Anthony, became the international code of laws. Three lnelnna |'a bit irked by the Anthony stress on | o¢heir leaders Miw Baul Muna Lee | ¥ 1 importance and the Writing | and Grace Hoffman White, are on an A e an to 13 1. equality pilgrimage to Geneva. Doris ® ® in a vamm'.\'~m"r:4r bflfl"“‘r Stevens will lead them to Montivideo | Mrs. Catt sees years o ‘h\ December when 21 nations meet to h P Carrie Chapm: 1 responsibility in two reforms, | ponder agreements. | OmaC alll most camps and peace. She sees herself | Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, one| | ° Taee oail t in 2,000 United States counties, | woman Senator and six woman Rep- ||| “I used ACIDINE and found it to do continents and the vessels of | resentatives stand as a sort of national | do all you claim,” says M. A. Funk “ls r E: t of five oceans and on & dozen | symbol of w J of Riverton, N.J. “Iam 60 years of L J the sea. She pictures South ‘The six Repr age and had been bothered with acid, ned to settlement, mining |a table in the S fermentation and gas in stomach. I [ ] lorado, bug riding | were talking about 1 had tried everything without re- l quaint national | Carrie C 8 OWr: sults. elieved me at once.” Each J le s e out as, ourness, )wnrtdburn‘ cannot die women eplessness, headache Iy matched e g from acidity. Maker guar- lnd. 5 ® “Catt combined | Mary ook over the tough j ACIDINE ~ relieves your lalld 0 ls e for of chairman of the District of Colum- trouble or money back fely in the bag, her bia Committee, though she had been || 2 gists have ACIDINE.— shut up shop Its | ill, because it was the first such op- Advertisement. d is the League of Women | portunity ever offered a woman and The thonght that C. & O. gives to your comfort is apparent in every detail of this fast, fine train. Luxurious Modern Equipment A spacious observation car and a well-a poi.nled library-lounge offer you rest and relaxation. Latest type Pullmans assure you a restful night’s sleep. Well-appointed dining cars serve you delicious meals. 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