Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1932, Page 22

'WAKEUPYOUR | And You'll Jump Out of Bed in | the Morning Rarin’ to Go. you mx ur lnd s an* the expect - them . to N nlymlweu and"“Bouy? tan 51 sona *For "G 1t. They only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn't | gt at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver It Should pour out two pounds of liquid Our bowels, daily TRle” 15 not flowing freely, your I(oud doegnt digest, 1t fust decays in the | | Gas ploais up" vour stomach ¥o bad taste end your breath is foul. skin often breaks out in | blemishes, Your head aches and you feel | down and out. Your whole system is| ;nmwned Tt takes those %ood. old CARTER'S ILLS to get these two ROOSEVELT PLANS 'LIVER BILE— || \WITHOUT CALOMEL || iCOmment on Veterans’ Issue South. lda!e, again today at a press confer- m TERmB[Y " SrElRe Large, Red PimplesBroke Out. Cuticura Healed. *‘My trouble started with an itch- ing end burning and then pimples and blackheads broks out on my face. The pimples were large and red and festered. The irritation caused me to scratch until my face was very sore, and I lost quite a lot| of sleep. My face was terribly dis- figured for a while. “My friends advised me to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment so I sent*for a free sample of each. My face felt better after using them’so 1 purchased more, and in about a month I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Emma Peterson, Box405, Morrigville, Pa., Aug.5¢/31. For all purposes of the toilet and bath, Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are excellent, qulc Ointzent 15 aad s. Taleun Be e oty 28 Aadug; BONUS STATEMENT Is Reported Being Made Ready by Advisers. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., September 22.— The Associated Press has been reliably informed Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt will comment upon the soldier bonus payment some time during the first half of October, perhaps in his second campaign trip to the Middle West and The Democratic presidential candi- ence, as he has throughout the present campaign_journey, refrained from ex- pressing himself on the veterans’ de- mands for immediate payment of ad- justed compensation certificates. The Associated Press has been in- formed his advisers are preparing in- formation on the bonus and the com- plete financial condition of the Govern- ment and business in general. The Governor is sald to be preparing to! make a complete study of the veterans' hospitalization and disability costs. While plans for the second Roose- velt trip still are indefinite, it is con- sidered likely he will leave Albany be- tween October 8 and 12, going first to | Indianapolis. Afterward he probably will visit St. Louis, Louisville, Knoxville, Atlanta, Warm Springs, Ga.; Raleigh, | N. C., and either Philadelphia or Pitts- | burgh. | It is expected he will return to the New 2‘2’“" Capital between October 20 and HURLEY HONOR GUEST Secretary Addresses Luncheon of Boroptimist Club. Secretary of War Hurley was guest of honor and principal speaker at the Soroptomist Club luncheon vesterday in the Willard Hotel. He was intro- duced by Ira Bennett, editor of the Washington Post, and made a brief ad- dress. Mrs. Martin Hysong, head of | the club, presided. Among the luncheon guests were Dr. Morris Townsend, Dr. William King, Arthur C. Smith and others prominent | | | in club affairs here. President Florence Suebanah of the Aslantic City Sorop- | timist Club also was present. | Becretary Honor Guest at Lunch- THE EVEXNING COUPLES ENTER CONTEST St. Anthony’s Church Prize to Be Given Peir Married, Longest: A eontest to ueunmn- the couple longest married a parishioners of St. Anthony's Cnurch wlu feature to- night's program at the parish carnival, Seventh and Monroe streets nqrtheast. The couples must be present when the contest is called at 9 o'clock, and the longest married will receive a prize of $10 in gold. The carnival, one of the largest ever held by the parjsh, will continue through Saturday night. HURLEY ADDRESSES SOROPTIMIST CLUB eon—Mrs. Caroline B. Stephen Presides. Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley {goke at a luncheon yesterday noon of | e Soroptimist Club at the Willard Hotel. Following her policy, President Nell R. Hysong turned the gavel over to | one of the club's eight past presidents | At the meeting. Mrs. Caroline B.| Stephen, president of the club in 1928, presided. The Secretary of War was introduced by Ira Bennett, editor of the Washing- ton Post. Other honar guests included Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis, first vice president of the American Federation of Soroptimist Clubs; Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar, first president of the federation; W. W. Everett of the Rotary Club; Dewey Zirkin, first vice president of | Kiwanis Club; Dr. Maurice L. Towns- end, president of' the Civitan Club; Leonard W. DeGast. president of Lions Club; William L. King, president of Cosmopolitan Club; Mrs. Ethel Ward, representing Quota Club: Mrs. Harriet | Howe, president of Zonta Club: Miss | Alice’ Heaven, president of Women's | City Club; Mrs. Fleuretta Cavanna and Miss Louella Koons, president and sec- retary of the Atlantic City Soroptimist Club, and Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, edi- tor of '.h' wuhinnon Hemld ' GAS STATION ROBBED Lone Armed Bandit Gets $80 From | Employe on Wisconsin Avenue. | James Gordon Hottle, employed in a | gasoline station in the 4200 block of Wisconsin avenue, was held up at pistol | point by a lone bandit last night and robbed of $80, he reported to police The bandit entered the station with his cap pulled down over his eyes and | immediately covered Hottle with the gun. The robber was said to be about 27 years old. STAR, | Export Shrinkage as Result of Wb CON, D. TARIFF DEFENDED BY ROTARY SPEAKER! Rates Disproved by Figures, Avers Thomas P. Littlepage. Attempts to blame export trade shrinkage on the Hawley-Smoot tariffs are disproved by figures for other North and South American countries, which show even selur drops, . Thomas P. Littlepage, Washington attorney, de- clared at & luncheon meeting of the Washington Rotary Club yesterday in the Willard Hotel. The speaker further cited what he sald was the fact that articles on the free list show a drop equal to those on which tariffs are paid. President Arthur B. Christie presided and the speaker was introduced by ['rwo HELD ON CHARGE Bound Over to Grand Jury Under and Claude O. Soper, 27, accused of shooting at police responding to a' housebreaking call at an apartment in the 2100 block of O street Monday, were held for the grand jury under $5000 | bond each by Judge Gus A. Schuldt m; | Police Court yesterday. The two were | | charged with assault wiu: intent to klll Policemen J. L. Humphrey and R. D"rhe policemen said shots were fired | test wil cut for deal propmtiy at 8 pm. | through the spartment door as they | October 19 in the Kennedy-Warren. | ge men surrendered. ment had been jimmied and & quantity of liquor was found inside. Yesterday a man who gave his name as Gere Joseph Allen walked into the third precinct and admitted the liquor was his, according to police. However, he pleaded not l’ull'-y to ssion and demanded a jury trial 'n arraigned before Judge schuldl yulerdly NATIONAL BRIDGE PLAY TO COMMENCE 0CT. 19 | Local Tourney to Start at 8 P.M. in Eennedy-Warren—200 Prizes Offered. Frank Guest and Mrs. James Lemon | will conduct the contest kere. i The players will bid and play the same hands in every city. More than 200 gold and silver trophies will be awarded to State, province and national ! winners. First Mortgage Loans - OF FIRING AT POLICE $5,000 Bond Each After Shooting. John Williams, alias Walter Reed, 23, The property secu our 6)3% First Id-:!\ gages represents im- proved Washington real estate which we have conservatively Near Columbia Country Club Half Block Off Conn. Ave. Colonial type stone and clapboard front st a_vear old:containin master bed room. fressing 100 bath’and two aditions]" bed Foams and bath: finished attic: first and second floor porches: large living ‘0om. ‘mn room and kitchen: beau- ‘l;lll;m.y aped; larse trees; two- Priced For Immediate Sale $12,750 For appointment to inspeet Call NAtional 2432 interest durin period for whic! mortgage runs. May be purchased in amounts from $250 up. | { B. F. SAUL co. | the the Washington's participants in the Na- | | tional Bridge Rssociation’s bridge con- proached. Reserves were called and | Contestants all over the United States | and in Canada will begin their lndh: Mrs. | National 3100 95 15th St N.W. Humphrey said the door of the apart- | vidual tourneys at the same hour. Chester D."Swope. Honor guests in- | cluded the honorary commissioner of Rotary International, Herbert P. Coates | of Montevideo, Uruguay, who spoke || briefly on conditions in that South || American country. Arthur May gave a || final report on the old fifth district || golf tournament today at the Congres- || sional Country Club. Mr. Christie announced that Dr. Wil- || liam Earl Clark has been elected to the || Rotary board of directors, succeeding || Norman W. Oyster, who resigned be- cause of il health. . The Bronx Park Zoo, New York, is|/ seven times as large as the London Zoo || and four times as large as Berlin's. BACK HOME| EXCURSION Georgia—Florida—Carolinas September 30 and October 1 From Washington sad Alexandria Proportional Other Points Wilmingten, Florence, §. Sumter, S. C. Charlestan, §. C. Augusta, Ga.. Savannah, Ga. Jacksonville, Tampa, Fla. . St. Petersburg, Fla Miami, Fla. 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