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THE WASHINGTON TIMES ♦ • The National Daily • • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924.
SPEAKER FLAYS
GOMPERSAS
INGRATE
Cong. W. F. Stevenson, De
nounces Labor Leader in
Speech to Democrats
Samuel Gompers was scored as
an ingrate by Congressman William
F. Stevenson, of South Carolina, be
fore the Davis-Bryan Progressive
Democratic Club, in the Shoreham
Hotel, last night.
“When Gompers said that Davis
and Coolidge were alike/' said Con
gressman Stevenson, “and when he
attacked the Democrats, he dis
played a degree of ingratitude of
which I didn’t believe him capable.’’
He referred to statements made
in the labor chiefs’ La Follette-
Wheeler rally-day message.
Dudley Field Malone, now a Pro
gressive, who was collector of the
port of New York under President
Wilson, “couldn’t have been elected
dog-catcher,” Congress Stevenson
said, declaring that “all the offices
held by Malone came as a result
jf appointment.”
James bee Ward gave a laudatory
talk on Charles W. Bryan, Demo
cratic nominee for Vice President.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY
FIQHTS $30,815 VERDICT
YORK, Oct. 22.—Motion for a
new trial was made by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company of the
suit of Harriet V. Furby, a verdict
Chafed, irritated skin
quickly relieved
DATHE freely with Resinol
Soap and warm water to
thoroughly cleanse the skin.
Dry by patting lightly—then
apply Resinol Ointment gently
with the finger tips. This
treatment was prescribed nearly
thirty years ago by a physician
and has been used by physi
cians ever since to clear away
eczema, rashes, blotches, chaf
ing and other forms of skin
trouble. There is nothing bet
ter to promptly relieve itching
and burning.
Resinol Soap is unsurpassed
for the complexion, bath and
hair An ideal soap for babies.
Resinol
Goodyear Corp. Plans
Zeppelin Twice The
SizeofZß-3
By International Bows Service.
AKRON, Ohio, Oct. 22.—The
Goodyear-Zeppelin corporation
has started work on a design
for a Zeppelin to be- twice the
size of the ZR-3p according to
announcement today by P. W.
Litchfield, vice president and
general manager of the corpora
tion. Actual construction will
not be begun until a purchaser
has been obtained.
The airship will cost about
13,000,000, equipped for ocean
voyages. By November 1 Doc
tor Karl Arnstein, chief of de
sign for the German Zeppelin
works, will arrive in Akron with
twelve assistants and start the
Slans which will call for a
eppelin of 5,000,000 cubic feet.
The ZR-8 has a gas capacity of
2,400,D00 feet.
Captain JS. A. Lehmann, ex
ecutive officer of the ZR-3 on
its flight, is now in Akron.
for >30,815 having been awarded
by a local jury last week.
The company alleges that the
verdict is excessive and contrary
to the law and evidence. The trial
court is also claimed to have erred
in admitting and rejecting evidence
and in its answers to pertain law
points submitted by the defendant.
Miss Furby was Injured on the
night of an express train wreck
near Brillhart, more than a year
ago, when in her capacity of a
trained nurse and in attempting to
assist the injured, she fell through
a bridge over the railroad and was
severely Injured.
Many Woman Voters There
NEWTOWN, Mass., Oct. 22.—1 f
the Women of this city stuck to
gether they could capture the city
government. With the comple
tion of registration figures today,
the registrars of voters announces
that women now outnumber the
men of the voting lists by 212.
The totals are women, 11,484; men,
11,272.
W. _ DETROIT
AUTO SERVICE MEN DUPED
WITH ‘CERTIFIED’ CHECKS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.—Police
of the Branchtown station are
hunting a new kind of "confidence
man,” who passes supposedly cer
tified checks on owners of auto
mobile service stations, after they
received retorts from several vic
tims, who found the checks worth
less. -
The police learned the man would
enter an automobile service sta
tion, appear excited and tell the
manager of the place that he
wanted his car towed in from a
street corner not far away, where
he had* met with an accident. He
would then ask if the manager! of
the place would cash a “certified”
check for him, and this favor was
usually granted. In one place he
got >2B in this manner and lesser
amounts in others.
■Dizziness Is
I Nature’s Warning
B Headaches and dizziness are Na-
I tare’s warning of a disordered di
■ gestion. If ignored, chronic ill
I health may follow. Afold thia by
I taking TANLAC, the world’, great-
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■ will tone up your stomach, cleanse
■ your system and build you up to
I robust health.
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I Over 40 Million Bottles Sold
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cooked breakfast, with big, brown patties of tender, tasty sau
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