Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1931 — Page 8

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OPEN CAMPAIGN TO MAKE SNELL NEXTSPEAKER Republican House Fight Is Promising to Be Free-for-AII. By Bcrippt-Howard Xev>papcr A.lUonee WASHINGTON, April 17.—The fight for the Republican nomination for the speakership today promised to be a free-for-all with the disclosure that active campaigning has begun in behalf of Representative Bertrand H. Snell of New York. Snell, chairman of the house rules committee, is expected to have the support of at least nineteen of New York’s twenty Republican congressmen. The only doubtful one 1* Fiorello H. La Guardis, who is determined that the next Speaker will be pledged to liberalization of rules and legislative policies. TOaon Faces Fight Snell, majority leader John Q. Til son and the late Speaker Longworth dominated the house legislative program. It was thought for a few days following Longworth’s death that Snell would support Tilson to insure solidarity among eastern Republicans. But Snell and his friends are refusing to recognize Tilson's alleged inherent right to the speakership. Snell, it is reported, will have the support of Representtive Isaac Bachrach of New Jersey, Intimate friend and campaign manager for Longworth in his contests in the house. The activity in behalf of the conservative Snell will spur other candidates into immediate action. Tilson, when he was in Washington a few days ago, indicated he would do nothing until next fall. Britten Is Advocated Meanwhile, from Chicago come reports that Illinois Republicans are advocating Representative Fred Britten, chairman of the naval affairs committee and one time amateur boxing champion of the United States. Indiana Republicans favor Representative Will R. Wood, chairman of the appropriations committee. Western Republicans are talking about Representatives C. William Ramaeyer of lowa, Homer Hoch of Kansas and Burton L. French of Idaho. While Republicans are fighting among themselves Representative John N. Gamer, Texas, Democratic nominee, has no opposition within his party. TREASURY GIVES NOTICE Secretary States Notes Redeemable In March No Longer Bear Interest. By United Pren WASHINGTON, April 17.—Secretary of Treasury Mellon called attention today to a fund of $53,811,100 in the treasury belonging to holders of 3% per cent notes which matured March 15 and have not been redeemed. These notes no longer bear interest. GLAD TO TELL ABOUT KONJOLA Famous Medicine Makes Fine Record For This Indianapolis Lady, 91. It is again established by grateful testimony that age is no bar to the merit of Konjola. Again this great medicine appears at the peak of its powers in a case involving one of advanced years. ••••••••I J&s , a* , MRS. CECELIA RICKARD Compounded of 29 ingredients. 22 of which are the Juices of medicinal roots and herbs, Konjola is designed to relieve ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, and rheumatism, neuritis, and: nervousness. Read the experience 1 of Mrs. Cecelia Rickard, 91, of 1218 Bellefontaine street, Indianapolis.; then see the Konjola Man at Hook s i Dependable drug store, Illinois and Washington streets, Indianapolis, and scam ajl about this famous medicine. Here is the statement of Mrs. Rickard: •‘Nearly all my life I suffered from indigestion, but owing to my rugged constitution, I kept going until a few months ago. Then even j water caused gas and bloating and I dreaded mealtime. My kidneys became weak and bladder actions very frequent. Back pains began to trouble me and my limbs and 1 feet beeame swollen. Constipation and a sluggish liver added to my misery. •’I began taking Konjola and my j health improved from the beginning of i the treatment. I now eat heartily with- I out diatreM, my kidney* haTe cleared j op and I am free from hack rain* and ! the necessity of night rising. The ■welling and pain have left my limbs, | and my liver and bowela are normally j active. I have gained weight and 1 strength and am in wonderful health today." • Such • statement should carry weight. Why not try Konjola—it coats 1 •o little. The Konjola Man la at the Hook Dependable I'rug Store. Illinois and Washington streets. Indianapolis, where he It meefin * the public daily. FREE SAMPLES GIVEN —Advertisement.

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