Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 38

PERPETUAL BUILDING | ASSOCIATION | Pays 6 Per Cent il on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent B ‘aa shares withdrawn be- i fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Sarplus Nearing $800,000 II""JAMES BERRY, Electricity Why Not Have It for Xmas? 1f you contemplate hav- ing electricity installed in your home, we would estimate. | The E. F. Brooks Co.. Established Over One-Haif Century | Leo C. Brooks, Manager | 813 14th St. N.W. Phone Main %41 ; —The old colon; THE EVENING m WASHINGTON, D. Y TAPTUNE S STILLS. Tennesse¢ Dry Officers Mude Big Haals h‘nmh. . DéGember 1. ! OXVILLE, B!I comphete nmhlno Stills havirg N. Y., Safest City in U. S. il | By the Asociated Press. NEW YORK, Deceniber I—Mf- cides in the United States during 1930 totaled approximately 9,000, a de- crease of 500 from the 1919 rscord, according to @ romputation by Fred- erick L. Hoffman, ‘third ‘vice .presi- | dent ant statisticlan of the Pruden- \mcncl he figures, made public lest : nldht mmuxh the Spec was llhe rate was but 1.3 for every 100,000. Negre Rate southern states wi D(:’D\lll(lfllls had thre slain wa - half to seven times “IIY of “whites.'| The average was slightly in ‘excess af four to one. Tabulations for the perfod T915- {1919, grouped geographically, showed the New England states to be must - ndmx 50 far as homicie was' with & rate of 2.8 for each, um ouu ’rhe soutlrern xroltp Mu thre’] highest rate. 10.5. In the midire At- lantic states the Tate was 5 1 uuua‘l states, 6.1; Rocky mountain stxtes, 9.4, and Pacific coast- states, 9.2. Boston Lowest of Big Citles. Of the larger cities, Boston had the 5. ew York fll ) ci 8¢ 6131 'St Louls, 12.6, and Clevaland: (I MENNONITES TO MHGRATE ! FROM CANADA T@ MEXICO Others Going to South America Be- cause Conduct of Schools s Interfered With. SASKATOON, much ica. An official statement, shen- ed by Bishop Wall of the Hague dis- !rl% declares: ¢ “Our only objection (to staying in; Canada) lies in the fact that the con- cession sranted and ratified By thell federal gwvernment, giving us ewtire right to conduct our schools ‘without il | molestation or restrict: ll| Beon Tepudiated > “The origine e granted by the government was sign- un ed i The transfer of property from The ipeg land oem- Mennonites to a Winnipeg be vacated by mber 1, 1 ™ holdings of the Hennanfl::- .ln i ; ise || Hague district Thi e pe ly fnr the nurchno of blocks of land ta. northern Mexico. When the Joum.y has ='|of old colony church sect Chnstmas - Store ; % THE MNU( AT NINTH Few Drops Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself ROP a little “Outgro” the skin surroundin gtowmg nail. This reduces in- ammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it cah not penetrate the flesh and the mail turns naturally outward :lmo<t over night. “Qutgro” is a harmless, antisep- tic manufactured for chiropodists. A small bottle containing direc- tions can be had at any drug store. %fi@fi’@ LOOSEN UP THAT HEAVY COLD who once gives Dr. Belll Pme-’l‘ar Hancy. the na- tional cold relievi icine & Iur mtyolptvvm itself, be- oweflu 8 itee beachcial mhalmpnd balsmic nfi- septics are ju heiping relieve a cold, cough, grippe, hoarseness. z INGROWN TOE NAIL i 3 3 upon the in- now—get an econom- ical bottle at your druggist’s. It wifl be & well vestment. Chi ..u... é’.'l'.".‘...'i".m'f.‘..fm Keep it on hand. Dr Bell: Red Cloud LiverBerriesf for Constipation uick and Sure Relief® completed a d Canada for . Another 11.000 will be al- m e: fected by the move but, it was pointed out, they are no! members of the old “Ilnv church. It is estimated t! church members lenvin' the west will take with them some $14,000,000 in mn m- net cash per family on the Rverege. JUGOSLAVIA CONDITIONS SHOW ALARMING ASPECTS Secret Understanding Bstween Montenegrin Communists and Bolsheviki Confirmed. By Cable to ne(‘go;;:u.:: ?m.?n Defly Nows. confirmed that a secret understanding exists between the Montenegrin munists and the bolshevi ison in e, by the" Montenegrin anti-Serb pa.rry started a guerrilla war which was n, Rua Serblans captured Bulgarian 3nd Turkish revolutionaries, o whem were found proclamatioas the people to revolt against s-rbh-n and Greek rul Appareatly latest diplomatic saccess Kemalists has encouraged the Moham- medan movement Macedonta, Thrace and Bosnia. SOON TO HEAD U. OF PA. Gen. Wood Sets 1023 as Date When He May Take Up Duties. ILADELPHIA, Dmm ]..— pe that he would be up his duties as head o! :he 'Uulnrd'-v of Pennsylvania in 1922 was expresped by Maj. Gen. Leonard to Horace M. Lippiacott, the General Alumni Socxs:y of the university, muo pnb The letter, scribed Gen. Wflofl! il of ‘395 gallons, padity fl' o.o With i:x and ‘one-half gal- f -dieti] 1one-. Hed :liquor, -ToUReen Wl loms of singlings ena i.150 gallors of | stone. igh, h In general, ‘the tables showed ‘that| | ‘Hoer, ‘éll ‘Mito ‘the Dands of raiding: 0Ile¢rt workln‘ out of Prohlbmon FOUR FIREMEN TWIURMD, nn's and Marshall I C. AUGUSTA. Ga.,, December x/-—"b:‘r fifemen were injured and p: mt esday. stock loss -of !'I 000 ‘Suff whish Tw man w( e amx d on dharges 84Cy of vlolnll: the ‘federal prohibition m nm laws, -4nd évidénce ‘was séoured . ul(nn'lour omer- ’w» will Be ar- chiln og elfi"wlfim . P Bulléts were TORerty Wide Gf| Cradh cun wes und ‘Sdely, e O cannot hear. mbo\-hnbouwpntmdldmmn ¥ cost. do not miake one cent of profit until the shoes are sold to you. When | o= the W. L DOUGLAS STORES IN WASl-flNGTO -‘OPEN SATURDA‘Y pany is near completion and under the | i lll| terms of the agreenrent all 1 1! iy WOMENS STORE EVENINGS BUTTERMILK A Wwlasme, Health-Giving Food Drink N THE TREATMENT OF fimfif“ s m-‘ m erEs IVE TRACT Rmn whtks date back to time immemorial. But it n receat years that lactic, or buttermilk, w acoepted as a wholesome, satisfying, and Wm Mw to cultivate a e for ome yon d0, Mthing tlse will satisty. Tv's dike ofives. The b vatue of Jactic milk lies in its medicinal power. It is invaluable in certain 1 disorders=its bacteria being 9 the huiman system, in that they wage vmem the hostile fermentation in the Wirer Intextine and colon. HENRY ¥. BRAWNER, 11461120 Oonmecticat Ave. GEOMIR W, OYSYER B a Further Reduction in the Prices of All Exide Starting and Lxghtmg Battenes owners to equip their cars w1th an Ende The prices of a few of the most populaxt Batteries are quated below. Buick Six, $33.60 Oakland, 30.00 Dodge, 42.30 Wood General of the Phl“”‘l... in'a Iau: = Ford, . Batteries for other cars at propbtfionate pmu fl The Electnc Storage Battery Company Factory Brench . ' : 1823-33 L Stmt N. SRR . o1 AL )