Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1933, Page 6

Users of Soft Coal Are De- $ 50 lighted With WENGA Coal “Loads of Lumps” John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. 728 14th St. NA. 3068 Ruptured? Trusses Speclal sale for 10 days only. Fitted by experts—a large stock of trusses which formerly sold at $7.50 to $12.00. FOR THIS SALE, $3.50. Come in and let us examine your rupture and advise you. Kloman Instrument Co. 911 19th St. N.W. = WAKE UP YOUR | LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL | And You'll Jump Out of Bed in| the Morning Rarin’ to Go | It you feel sour and sunk and the' world looks punk. don’t swallow 4 1ot | of salts, mineral water oil lstative candy or chewing gum and expect them o make you suddenly sweet and buoy- ant and full of sunshine For they can’t do it. They only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn’t get at the cause, The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. should pour “out two_ pounds of uuuld bile into your bowels daily. k. breath is foul. skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your waole system is poisoned. It takes those tood ok CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to gat these two gounds of bile” fowing frecly and make Jou feel nd They contain Fonderful harmiess, gentie ~ vegetable extracts, amazing when it comes to making the bile flow freely. But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter's Little Liver Pills on the| Ted label. Resent a substitute. 28c at all stores. © 1831 C. M. Co.—Adver- tisement. | 30 JOBLESS QUIT ILLINOIS CAPITAL Go Home After Near-Riot With Police in Office of Governor. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, I, January 26— Some 300 of the unemployed who staged & near riot in the reception room of Gov. Henry Horner's office were back at their homes today, a few with brulsed heads, while police, organized to guard a parade of about 5,000 women, partisans of the Progressive Miners’ Union. A crowd claiming to represent the| Tlinois Council of the Unemployed gave | city and State police a few lively hours yesterday in quelling a disturbance. City police last night escorted the dem- onstrators to the city limits and ordered them not to come back unless they could be orderly. No disorder, however, was anticipated in connection with the women’s march today. Miss Agnes Burns Weick, pres- ident of the Women's Auxiliary of the Progressive Miners, said the parade | merely was to call attention of the| r public to the drawn-out interunion wai | fare that has resulted in death and d struction in the coal fields. Gov. Hoi ner arranged to meet the auxiliary pres- ident and other representatives after | the parade. The disturbance at the Governor's office came yesterday after representa- tives of the unemployed were ejected from a joint session of the Legislature where they sought to address the bod: ‘The crowd then surged into the Gov. ernor’s reception hall. The Governor came out from his private office and tives from the crowd. | Houston, Tex, agreed to confer with five representa- | Tex As the Governor stepped back in- side, the mob began shouting and push- | ing. City and State police swung clubs | and the mob was pushed out. door was torn from its hinges by the shov- | ing crowd. Col. Fred D. Kilgore, detached Head- quarters Department of the Pacific; to [ 4th Regiment, Shanghai, China, via the S. S. President Hayes, scheduled to sail from San Francisco, Calif. on or | abcut February 17. | Lieut. Col. Harold E. Wirgman. or- | ders to Mare Island. Calif. modified; | to Portsmouth, Va. for duty and to | Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va., for treat- ment. } First Lieut. Gregon A. Williams, or- ders to Headquarters Department of | the Pacific, San Francisco, Calif., modi- | fled; to Headquarters Marine Corps, | Washington, D. C. Il _Second Lieut. Harry S. Loon, on or about January 27 detached Pensacola, | Fla.; to Pearl Harbor, T. H, via the | Chateau Thierry, scheduled to sail from ruary 8. Second Lieut. James T. Wilbur, or- | ders from Pensacola, Fla., to Pearl Har- bor, T. H,, revoked. Capt. Robert L. Montague, on Feb- ruary 2 detached Headquarters, Marine Corps, Washington, D. C.; to Paris, France, via the steamship City of Ham- burg, scheduled to sail from Baltimore, | Md., on or about February 8. | Marine Corps Orders w San Francisco, Calif., on or about Feb- | y THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, i933. ARMY ORDERS 2 Richard P Col. Harry N. Coontz, Cavalry, is re- leved from duty with the 3d Cavalry, Fort Myer,. Va, effective May 15, and detailed for duty with the Organized Reserves, 3d Carps Area, Baltimore. Col. Francis W. Glover, Cavalry, from Fort Brown, Tex., to Charl C., N. J. for duty with Orglnued Reserves, 4th Corps Area. Col. Guy Kent, is relieved from de- tail within the Inspector General's De- partment and from duty at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., and assigned to Cavalry, Fort Bm'n ‘Tex. Capt. Hiram B. 'mrnzr Infantry, is detailed in the Finance Department, relieved from duty at Fort Washing- ton, Md., and assigned to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., as finance officer. Lieut. Col. George Ruhleu, jr., Coast | P, Artillery, from Panama Canal Depart- ment to Fort Rosecrans, Calif. I m-ucmr to 4th Cavalry, Fort Mme Dak. S. Each of the following first lieutenants of the Medical Corps is relieved from duty at the Army Medical School, ‘Washington, D. C., and from temporary duty at the Medical Field Service School, Carlisle Barracks, Pa., effective June 1, and assigned to the station indicated after his name: John R. Copenhaver, Fort Sam Hous- ton, Tex. William J. Kennard, jr, Fort Sam TEdward M. ‘Sager, Fort Sam Houston ex. Prederlc B. Westervelt, Carlisle Bar- racks, Paul s Fancher, Army Medical Ceng ter, Washington, D. C. Lester E. Judd, general dispensary,| New York City. Charles L. Kirkpatrick, general dis- pensary, New York City. Frank Y. Leaver, general dispensary, New York City. Norman W. Anderson, Fort Leaven- worth, Kans. John F. Blatt, Fort Sam Houston, ex. Alfred H. Brauer, Fort Clark, Tex. Alonzo R. Dawson, general dispensary, ore, Albert R D'r!ismh Fort Slocum, Kenneth Lt 12th p.rk "1, to Fort | Hawatian Department, sailing P'ebru-‘ Union Bus Depot 1336 New York Ave. N.W. Phone: Metropolitan 1512 . Howard M. Williamson, Medical , from duty at United States Sol- diers’ Home, ‘Washington, to Fort How- ard, Md., effective April 4. Lieut. Bernard L. Robinson, Engi- Colo. C ord H. Msck, Fort Ham Houston, I:rnut H. Parsons, Fitssimons Gen- eral Hospital, Denver, lmnl T. Peterson, Port Hancock, Bme Prazak, Fort Des Moines, MAWI‘ 8. White, Fort Riley, Kans. Albert H. Robinson, Army and Navy Canal General Hospital, Hot Springs National Fred C. Turley, Pitzsimons General Hospital, D!n'ur, Colo. NAchulu Tynes, Fort Monmouth, ‘report Assistant !ecrlhry of War for active duty on hbflury Lieut. Henry M. Ball zy. Intlnn'y, T Capt. Norrh? Walsh, Field Artillery, is detailed in the Qunrwrmme Corps, effective February He is relieved !rom duty with the loth Pleld Artillery, Lewis, Wash., and detailed as as- sistant to the post quartermaster. [ NavY oRDERs | Chief Boatswain Willlam R. ‘Brown, detached U. 8. 8. Wright about Febru- ary 16; to U. 8. 8. Bulmare Chief Boatswain Emory F. detached U. S. 8. Vestal about Pebnury 16; to Naval Training Station, Newport, bert J. Wilson, and Navy | Houst th!’l'll Hospital, Hot spdnu Naticnal pt Grant A. Selby, Dental Corps, relieved as student, Army Dental School, Washington, D. C., and from temporary | Fort duty at Carlise Barracks, Pa., and as- signed to Panama Canal Department, sailing from New York June 16. Capt. George T. Canby, Dental Corps, relieved from duty at Carlise Barracks, Pa., June 1, and assigned to Army Med- ical Center, Washington. Lieut. Robert E. ‘Hammersberg, Dental Corps, relieved from duty at Army Den- tal School and Carlisle Barracks, Pa., and detailed June 1 to Brooklyn, N. Y., for duty at port of embarkation. Lieut. Russell McNellls, Veterinary R. I. Corps, relieved from Army Veterinary| Chief School and Carlisle Baratcn, Pa., June | detached U.48. 8. Contocook about Feb- rpe, Ga. ruary 16; to Navy Yard, Washin Lieut. Wesley W. Bertz, Veterinary|D. C. o e Corps, relieved from Army Veterinary| Chief Gunner Felix A. Geissert, de- School and Carlisle Barracks, Pa., June | tached Navy Yard, Washington, D. C., 1, to Brooklyn, N. Y., for duty at port| about January 30; to U. 8. of embarkation. Lieut. Eugene A. Kenny, Infantry, previous orders being revoked, is de- tailed to 1st Brigade, New York, N. Y., from Fort Jay, N. Y. Quinto, Inhntry detached Navy Yard, New York, N. Y.; w duty 3d Naval District; New Yurk Ch.(e( Machinist William H. Muehl- 0| hause, detached Navy Yard, w..smng- ton, Dt C.; to U. S, 8. Memphis. Chief Radio Electrician Casper H Husted, detached as officer in charge of 100% PURE PENNSYLVANIA... THE FINEST u its really different. Crat ol & This llEAl)AC]IE REMEDY i already dissolved! Therefore acts without delay! Nothing gives such quick relief from headaches, neuralgic, rheu- matic or periodic pains, or aches due to colds, as Capudine it is liquid and its in- Lieut. Myron A. from Fort Wadsworth, N. ary 28. Maj. Wilmer C. Dreibelbies, Medical | Your system can absorb them at once. No need to prolong your suffering, waiting for a solid remedy to dissolve. Capudi action is immediate, gentle, ts are already dissolved. delightful. 10¢c, 30c, 60c. Use [,i(/ui(/ A D'NE ~o-dts already dissolved! it Ernest R. Melbourne, | 8. Mil-| aukee. Chief Machinist Warren L. GM i Naval Radlo S Harbor, tation, Wailupe, Pearl H., about February 1; to U. Chiet o Electrician Byron Phil- lips deuched U. 8. 8. Detroit; to duty as officer in charge Naval Radio Station, Chollas Heights, S8an Diego, Calif. Chief Radio llec'.rldln mz T. about Pehmry 15; fio m “of Naval r of Inchlnery. General Electric Co., Schenctady, N. cnm Radio lumhn Samuel Tay- lor, detached office of Naval mlpecux of ' Machinery, General Schy , N. Y., about March 20; '4! u. EB.A% cumxm Dalley, detached U. 8. 8. Chicago; mnud l!t:k leave two months; wait orders at Mare Island, Rear -Admiral Claude O. Bloch, de- tached as commander Traini yon, Scouting Potce. on January 20; :) dl’lty as commander Cruiser Divi- on 3. Rear Admiral Arthur 8t. Clair Smith, detached as commander Special Service Squadron, on January 23; to duty as commandant Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va. Comdr. William F. Newton, detached Hydrographic Office, Navy Depart- ment, on January 31; to hm. relieved all active duty. Lieut. Comdr John H. Keefe, de- Apply Unguentine, Quiek! It soothes the pain—preventsinfectionand ugly scars. Ask. your ted-and-yellow tube, 50c. 11th STREET AT G. NW“" i ”P"FIONE T tached Navy Yatd, Washington, D. C.; Ea.lgxlncun to Headquarters, 1st Naval District, Lieut. Albert,Gi Cook, fr., detached alde on stafl; bommander, Cruiser Divi- sion 3; to U. 8. 8. Rellef. | Lieut. Jerome P. Donovan, detached ;Innndnulkumuntumfl.m- ‘Training Bcoutin, M\n o aide and liamnlnt n: (Junior’ Grade) !‘rederlc,A. nm—yir detached U. 8. 8. N - 1co, about January 20; to U. . B, Tan: ager. Choosing is still good in RICH’S twice-yearly SALE beautiful shoes 'REDUCED to OU’LL find, without doubt, the very models you need now and will need the ap- proaching Spring season in this Clearance Sale of our regular stock. All sales final RICH'S F ST. ar TENTH NATIONAL 8208 Detroit Jewel Leads—Your Choice of 3 Low Prices on This GAS Fully heat control.. insulated porcelain-lined oven and brouer with Robertshaw Regularly 87 0.90. Special 535 RANGE We wanted a model for this month-end sale that was the last word in kitchen utility and beauty...a model equipped with modern mechanical perfections in exactly the degree YOUR choice dictates...a model we could price AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIG- URES, and know we were giving honest dollar value! We found our desires in the Master Model Detrolt Jewel. Spacious oven, large utility drawer, porcelain drip tray, cool-to-the-touch handles, one giant burner and three regular—and finished in porcelain color combinations. Take your choice of the 3 low prices (the lowest for one day only!). Third Floor at Barber & Ross, Inc. Fully insulated oven and broiler doors and equipped with Robert- shaw heat control... Regularly $60.00. Special $45.00 Fully insulated oven and broiler doors, but without Robertshaw heat control... , Regularly $51.80. Special ONE DAY ONLY Any Range on This Page May Be Purchased on Our Budget Plan—Small Down Payment, Balance Monthly ... saves half ! Whole nation res[)onds to trial offer on antiseptic by makers of VZzpoRub January Month-End Sale Offers Savings on SUPER DE LUXE MODEL Specially Priced . . ... 8 5 %A beautiful range, the dream of every fastidious homemaker! Finished in harmonious porcelain color combinations, with porcelain burners and grates, Insta-flame top-burner and oven lighter, fully in- sulated oven and broiler, Robertshaw heat control, adjustable drawer-type broiler, larFe utility drawer n roller bearings, and with semi-closed cooking top Eratu Never before have we offered the Super De ;uxe model at a price this low! Third Floor at Barber & Ross, Inc. BAD BREATH (Halitosis) MOUTH-WASH Daily Oral Hygiene, After Smoking, Esc. GARGLE Sore Throas, Incipient Colds Fitted with Every Modern De- vice for Perfect Cooklnz septics.Some they found were too weak .. . some too strong for regular usein ANTISEPTIC LOTION the mouth . .. most were very good... Minor Cuts, Abrasions, Etc. but all were much too expensive! i . Priced for the Times So they produced a balanced antiseptic ...mild enough to be used day inand day out without risk to delicate mem- branes . . . strong enough to do every- thing an oral antiseptic should do. You can use Vicks Antiseptic for all the cus- tomary uses...in your customary way. AndVicks Antiseptic has this additional unique advantage. . . born in a depression year, it is priced accordingly. Large 10-ounce bottle . . . a usual 75¢ value . . . only 35¢. WB MAKE no extravagant claims for Vicks new Antiseptic. Instead, we have supplied to druggists . . . a? less than actual cost . . . 5 million trial bottles . . . so you can test it in your own home. Since this trial offer was announced 10 days ago, thousands of people, in every section of the country, have taken advantage of it. Best Vicks Could Produce Vicks Voratone is simply the best oral antiseptic our chemists could produce. And they were aided by bacteriologists andpharmacologistsofour - 16 allied organizations. .. in America, England, Ger- many. They examined the whole field of oral anti- Tremendous Savings on This Modern BUFFET MODEL DETROIT JEWEL Regularly $57.05 . . . Specially Priced at The De Luxe Model Pictured Above, Regu- larly $109.75. Special 580 ¥Exactly as described in the above-right copy, ex- cept this model has open type ates instead of semi- . A super value at thls price! Thtrd Floor at Barber & Ross, Inc. VICKS VORATON( Armszpnc ‘Aished space, in lvory and green mublelud effect. Porce- lain cover th Robertshaw heat con- trol, large utility com- ent and two util- ty drawers. A splen- dld v:lue Third Floor at Barl Ross, Inc. Regular Size...a 75¢ value...Only 35¢