Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1933, Page 25

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By the Associated Press. | Definite action at this session of Con- gress on any currency inflation measure FOR SKIN lRRIETIfigN‘SW WANT TO LOOK YOUNG?L; believed impossible despite the in- | creasing clamor for legislation of this The secret of keeping young Is to sort. feel young—to do this you must watch | Hearings on various inflationary your liver and bowels—there’s no need | p;lnus, mclu:ilngbe the aemmugun gf | stlver,” are to undertaken by the of having a sallow complexion—dark | oy gonying and Currency Commit- rings under your eyes—pimples—a |tee at the direction of Chairman Stea- bilious look in your face—dull eyes with gall, probably the latter part of this no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you | Week. ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician f1 Ohio, perfi pound as a substitute for calomel to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. ected a vegetable com- | Demands for consideration of similar plans also are increasing in the Senate, where advocates are engaging in the filibuster against the Glass banking re- form bill in the hope that they may | force action. However, neither the Fi- | nance nor the Banking Committee of that branch has shown any disposition Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle | 2 V¢! 10 Degin hearings. In their aotion yet always effective. Bankruptcy Bill Report. whey help bring about that natural| geeking to relieve the credit situation :Iyn"- ‘T R e .'hng"':h:rnn’:}’ &Y | from ~another legislative Angle, ~the | House Judiciary Committee hopes to re- System of tmpurities. | port this week the McKeown-La Guardia Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are bankruptcy revision bill designed to per- kmown by their olive color. 15¢, 30 FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE NAtional 3770 THE EVENING Pederal courts and settle their difficul- | ties in simple fashion. Far - reaching technicalitles have arisen to impede the committee's prog- Tess, but once the measure is smooth out, early consideration by the House | bhas been by Speaker Garner. President Hoover only last Wednesday | recommended to Congress that such| legislation be enacted. | Senators Thomas of Oklahoma and | ‘Wheeler of Montana, both Democrats, | have alded Senator Long of Louisiana, in his battle against the Glass banking | 1, in the hope that the Senate | will capitulate ‘and turn to either the | remonitization of silver or some other form of curreney inflation. Both Sides to be Heard. Meanwhile, a non-partisan group of | House members received encouragement from the announcement by Steagall, Alabama Democrat, that both sides of the question of issuing new currency would be heard by his committee. Representative Busby, Democrat, of | Mississippi, author of the bill backed by the group, sald his measure was Pro- | gtrictly an emergency proposal, calling for an issue of $3,000,000,000 in cur- rency to pay current expenses of the Government. In disagreeing with statements by Bteagall and Representative Rainey of the Democratic floor leader, that currency expansion proposals have scant possibility of enactment at this session, Busby sald sentiment “is grow- ing for some sort of inflation.” Thinots, s toalike e | Need More Air Mechanics. | It is stated that there are more than 10,000 licensed airplanes, 18,000 pilots | and 2,000 landing fields, there were less | than 8,500 licensed mechanics, most likely Ccreating an early demand for trained mechanics. There are many first-class schools in the country where 60c. | mit creditors and debtors to come into | students can obtain a thorough training. STAR, 11 AWAIT HOUSE 10 GONTEST VOTES Democrats Number Nine Dis- puting Returns of No- vember Elections. WASHINGTON, By the Associated Pres: Eleven election contests, the largest number in recent years, are awaiting the convening of the next House for settlement. Although the Democrats gained al- most 100 seats in the political some: szult last year, 9 of those disputing the face of the official returns are members of the party that will domi- nate both houses after March 4. In almost every instance the contest charges can be summed up in one word-—fraud—which includes claim of illegal registration, outright stealing of votes, forced poll tax receipts, vote buy- ing and excessive expenditures. The contests will be referred to the three House Elections Committees at | | the first session of the Seventy-third | Congress. and the report of the committees on the cases to the House. Decision to Be Final. That body may or may not follow committee recommendations and its de- cision will be final, for each House is the sole judge of disputes involving its membership. The vote in most of the 11 contests was close, only 78 ballots separating W. P. YWoses & Sons F at 11th Then will follow inquiry | | | D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1933 Representative Edward Goss, Repube lcan, in the fifth Connecticut district, and his challenger, Martin Gormley, Democrat. Goss received 42,132 and Gormley 42,064. However, in Mississippl, Representa- tive Russell Elizey got 25,725 ballots and the man who disputes the returns, Loyal G. Reese, Republican, only 386. Reese claims the election was illegal because the ballots did not carry his name, but that of another “alleged Republican.” Representative Harry S. Estep, Re- publican, has not filed a contest against Henry Ellenbogen, Democrat, in the thirty-third Pennsylvania district, but there is a problem in that race since Ellen| n will not be eligible to take the oath of office until this Summe: The Constitution provides that a Rep- resentative must have been a citizen seven years and Ellenbogen has not. A potent influence in the House, Representative Fiorello H. La Guardia, Republican, New York, who has led .many an uprising against his party leaders, must upset the recorded vote if he remains in Congress. The returns showed that 15,227 per- sons voted for La Guardia in the twentieth New York, while 16,447 chose James J. Lanzetta, Tammany Democrat. Woman Disputes Figure, One woman, Anne E. PFelix, Demo- crat, disputes the figures which showed that Michael J. Muldowney, Republican, won by almost 6,000 votes in the thirty- second Pennsylvania district. Records {n the House clerk's office show the other contests are: Twentieth California—C'aude Chand- ler, Democrat, with 43,304 votes, inst Ge_lorge Burnham, Republican, with 43,- Ninth Tlinois—James McAndrews, Democrat, with 36,596, against Repre- sentative Fred A. Britten, Republican, 40,253. ‘Tenth 1Illinols—Charles H. Weber, | 78 FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE “The Washington Store, Nationally Known for Fine Furniture” [ Guaranteed Construction ] Distinctive designs . . . exqui 3 ite and unusual colors in coverings . .. an entirely satisfying selection to choose from—this for our living room suites. The 2-piece suite pictured is covered in finest antique velour in a fascinating blue-green; solid mahogany frame, loose down-filled seats. See note below for prices on other pieces shown above. THE FEBRUARY FURNITURE [ January 16 to February 28 ] Reductions, 10% to 50% You May Buy on Our Deferred Payment Plan Four Huge Floors of Furniture! Eight carloads added to our already great stock of furniture—all to be included in this sale that offers from 10 to 50% reduction, and in some cases even greater reductions. You are invited to inspect our great col- lection of furniture, and are to feel free to look about for as long as you wish. Bed room, dining room, living room, occasional furniture and a whole floor of bedding—everything you could want in furniture. Yoy'll be glad you bought your furniture at Moses, because our guaranteed con- struction means years of satisfaction. Other pieces shown sbove priced as follows: $67 Colomial wing chair, sale price, $49.50; 32450 open bookcase, sale price, $19; $25 solid mahogamy coffee table, sale price, §19; $80 A popular size 4-drawer Gover- nor Winthrop desk with all the features as mentioned in the Governor Winthrop secretary. Als6 i rubbed-dull, red ma- hogany finish. Very special. Pfln.u‘ .526.(» convex mirror, sale price, $49; 531.50 lamp table, sole price, $29.50. Buy Now! Save 10% to 50%—Furniture Held for Future Delivery One of the many unusual values, having formerly sold for §500. February Sale Price, $195. SALE Democrat, 100.449, versus James lmw-l r., lxol.t'l ciations of Europe. Tt reets o B enade, and the % The course has been covered in 4 minuets, and many thrills are pr Many Cars in Street Race. Douglas, Isle of Man, has decided to July 12 and 14, snd the event has been approved by leading automobile asso- ACHES, PAINS due to COLDS Quickest relief comes when you use & remedy already dissolved Your system absorbs them af once, 80 relief is immediate. No need to prolong suffering while you wait for slow-dissolving solids to act, 10c, 30c, 60c sizes. Represen! publican, 42,233. Twelfth Pennsylvania—John J. Casey, Democrat, 55,650, versus Representative C. Murray Turpin, blican, 57,37 Get immediate relief from“that chilly, aching sensation, head ache, or neuralgic pains by taking liquid Capudine. Its in- gredients are already dissolved. Use Liquid CAPUDIN .. I¥s already dissolved! of Reece, Republican, 30,366. Attack Turkeys. Flocks of magples are raiding poul farms in New Jealand. Entire mofi of turkeys have been destroyed at Okoia. Near Moumahaki a number of magpies attacked a turkey and her brood, and despite the fierce battle put up by the mother, they carried off a dozen chicks. G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 The Big Curtain News of the Month! . . . Sale! Ruffled and Tailored Curtains 88 1.29, 1.59 and 1.95 Values! There’s only one reason why they’re selling so low—because they comprised a manuface turer’s surplus stock! Here are probably the loveliest patterns and styles and finest tailor- ing you've ever seen at this price! wFigured marquisette priscilla curtains, 42 in. wide, 2%, yds. long. ~—Yarn-dyed marquisette—42 in. wide, 2% yds. long. —Plain marquisette priscilla eurtains, n ivory and ecru—43 in. wide, 24 yds. long. —Pinch-pleated draw curtains of ivory and ecru sheer marquisettes. ~—Sheer marquisette tallored eurtains—34 in. wide, 2/ yds. long—rose, green, gold, blue. ;:ledo mesh tailored curtains—natural o ~—Hand-drawn voile tailored curtsins. —Cottage sets of figured and dotted marqui- sette. Palais Roysl—8econd Floor C Pr. A Little Zipper Revolutionizes Nurses’ Uniforms —and We’re First to Show It at This Price! “Miniton” (minute-on) Uniforms by White Swan 2.95 Simply step-in, slide the in- visible slide fastener—and you're “on duty” without mussing your uniform, our hair or your temper! No buttons, pins or clips! Special Offer! With Irma Coleman Toiletries 1 t0 2.50 You get a regular $1 size Irma Coleman Face Powder without additional cost. —With each purchase of Irma Coleman Cream, Skin Nowurisher or ‘Toner, in the guy coral-pink box—while a limited number lasts. Palais Royal—Main Floor Half Soles & Leather Heels Guaranteed work 69 done while you Royal—Downstairs “Faircrest” SHEETS and Pillowcases g 6 c Pal At Tremendous January Sale Savings! 81x99 Inch Size Pillow and Bolster Cases 42x36.in. 42272 Cases In. 45x36.In, “Minitons” are made by White Swan (and you know that means quality), of fine, crisp poplin. The talon fasteners will meither rust, shrink nor crush. In 3 models, sizes 14 to 46. Palais Royal Third Floor “Faircrest” sheets and cases have made a name for themselves, because of their remarkable wear- ing quality! And now here they are at unparal- leled low prices! Free from dressing, firmly woven throughout. SHEETS 81x108- 63x99- In. Size 45x72 18¢ Palais Royak—Second Floor Candlewick Spreads They’ve Been Walking 1 3 9 oy Right Out of Here the Past 2 Weeks! No wonder these spreads are such fast sellers! They're so marvelous for 1.39, even in these days of super-values! The backgrounds are a rich cream shade, and are generously covered with luxurious white and colored tuftings. Be sure to see them! Palais Royal—Second Floor