Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1922, Page 25

THE SUNDAY STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. T, NOVEMBER 412, 1922—PART 1. LONG-STANDING DISHONORED DISCOVERY PAVES WAY |% snimais renderee ‘-’:‘."’fi'.'fie"co?fli'n";fl PLAN TO REARRANGE Corner . OBLIGATION TO BE WIPED OUT FOR CURE OF DIABETES | s muniaim b the crux-of the whole " HOUSE COMMITTEES 15%h and H Ste. problem. The best method of prepara- n of fourte three Tepul= Claiin Made by Dr. John B. Mar. | LOb1ar adminstration to human cases . L probably has not yet been accomplished. Dem: e st Bna e Ay to ive it by | LoT osratatito Be Named s Northwest - § lin, Based on Recent Ex- mouth, as thyroid extract is given, and | Republi d Bankers Will Collect Par-and Interest on perimentation. 55‘::‘,,‘5‘:42?’“&.”&"&2"&::57‘:&3: w e;:o::n‘g fif.?;_ = ROCHESTER, N. Y., November 11,— | °f d¢ath will have been completely re- Democratic House lead re figuring |, The muscles of 11 ert u foree of 53 Is a foolish pastime often indulged in by the n‘:an - Utility Notes—nghts of Preferred A discovery tha is believed to-pave the | ™52 Nyriin ackmowledged the assist- ’ Sh N ldc B Dr John R Musite: direcior of 'ty | 218 of four other physicians in his In-| oymittees as a result of the way in areho. Ts. department of vital economics at the | YCSUBatIONS. hieh the vepublican magority was cut | University of Rochester. —— down in the elections Tuesday. Lead- | c BUY . 1 i he discovery was described by Dr.| A trip that formerly took two hours |ers of both parties are now calculating | erally sta IN G f Soclety last iy the ester Medical | now can be made in twenty minutes, | what the new proportion on these com- | of majosicy. GOLD BR oy na pumwe [ons o buss many ot e s | P SN S LSS Mot Ry B | Bl Sl = X e stalwarts of th 2 a r having | rest of the time can be spent in look- | As it now stands the ways and means | ICKS A situation which has long worrled | {ue St e republican per- | proved first that pancreatic extract can | ing for & plase to park the car.—Kan- | committee, which eported the Teventie, | banks and some business men will be The so-called “farm bloc” comes restore the lost power to oxidize sugar | sas City Journal. tariff and bonus bills, consists of twen- cleared up on Wednesday of this r::ll‘x in the next Congress stronger week, when the principals back of | {ith Srer '::;imlrr;re“m no telling who invests without asking questions. Eugene E. Thompson complete the|trate on or against may concen- g purchase of the collateral back of Wall Street. the Washington utilities notes, now | all street just now see " t held by the Metropolitan Trust Com- |8 case of up and down and the o I verse. The action in the face of the I [T I 415 i N (L st ‘ : L D AL N.W. The wise man makes his bank do the inve:ligal:ing for hijn—and profits by CONSULTING HIS BANKER FIRST. pany. election has be For three years and eight months | Se investment worky ircior.. but banks have received no interest on |ratic movement and more steadiness. this_large loan, $1,381,000, and they The Revival tn Bustness. have been compelled by the controller | One hears ‘considerable discussion of the currency to cut down the car- | these daye 22 to the revival in rying value of the securities on their | ¢5 whether the ar:‘:l:lhel':‘de has a books. tuslly kept pace with the business It is well to have sore spots cauter- m:r‘;}:;fllt that is admittedly tak- {zed. but much better to have them {oE Place with manufacturers and The retailers took bi: tter :&‘:‘:5'{;“:{,"?' knn‘:‘ledza thnlos'zlfi: 0 marke terest at § %e | CATTY large stocks at (!I:’e":: :hm ": the fs & fortunate linsurance: = carrying ' ehacene " years and eight mon Jears and e e fscal institutions Iossen in Tiquidating shopmrs gonme rinvolved. J = It is not likely th: b 1" This mean tnat practically 3‘;'6;?{.1 soon forgotten . th r-lo;;:::—}.’ml::‘e(;" 000 'will repiace dishonored notes. &l | more so as orders may be sbtained e e anparently 18 right near the from headquarters with reasonabl ifigures named in this column WREG ce];l..,,y. nable the original “feeler” was PU 4 & business is bett Mr. Thompson to the noteholder®’ | and lumber are movl;; n('.jfl:xl:' :;:‘r': committee. initien Com- | TIOUS Tate. "Skilled labor s em When the “"‘:"‘.'"‘:,"'fl“::‘.'.p:.\"-‘ e Dh;_s;'ad to the limit. = pany undertook its bull car e retail busines Do ommon atock of the Washington | will be fair for e Holiaas antey Rallway and Electric Company, Fin; | many instances restriciea aya but fn ning the price up 3 of- living, bi L dividend, | th, , but the prosperity of company paying 7_per cent dend: | the tradespesple and the neet] it was probably the plan to distr tion of the rich th SuRDIita - the Ao res—after the La Follette | great recoveries ’;o?::e:,':‘:::‘ _?d blocking of the merger's plans. e probably make a great shopg: s will But the market did not held. T pelson, .. . opping sea- cent dividends did not 1as 3 Smplaint ts . the stock commenced to decline MOT€ | tail storeg ".m::(e g::y‘r:;n;;.::; or _less rapidly. _| enough stocks to It was then that the Idea of bor.|lections, while Staanir of wideike. rowine money on notes was concelved | the “most attractive —aad hibiting ind pat over on the banks. |priced goods with the greatest lnyin. It was a clever vmv"x“":f-mu‘{zlh”“”‘ eatest lavish- when the company became in of interest and principal and practi- As to Momey. Tt is not at all 1 1 cally defunct generally the bankers | o all likely that the de- | X : 4 foreclosed on their collateral and se- | mand for accommodations will reach Al * . Gas or Electric 0 5 2 point where th < X cured representation on the directory ‘e there will be a stiffen- z e |t e Tond—small compensation for "'ri of money rates bevond about the y TR f jpresent tenseness. The reserves of 2 3 P . ¢ = the big loss. EATH% Rut the money to be paid Wednes. | the federal reserve banks are large. 2% Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts i UnioNTRUST (OMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA EDWARD J.STELLWAGEN, President ys it will | . Crop movement to market is stead- d and Mr. Thompson sa. i “ y increasin, d - v 7 be—will let them out safe and sound & and the high prices of & 3 F Bl Lt e oy of the troubles | 0tton will bring that crop to market S % % or Autumn that this transaction brought upon Tfi.-. f them. would seem to indicate that there will b, Fortunately, the improved position © ample funds seeking in- of the company Is coupled with the|estment and that the 'rreu.,..,‘,')';_ o e owinian favors the Potomac | Partment will have no trouble with e Electric Light and Power Company nding operations during the - 7 T - Gallons -¥2128 © PDE I1ZE e it Fagainat the judgment of | €arly winter at least. \ We are now showi greatest number oi v and attractive styles in many scasons. * Prices Start c: the util comr;\ln!on in !h;m:;l’; - Unasettling Condttions. » =3 of phy: valuation, on here! ate many. infl PR . 1 o ot money remains inlmake f nfluences that 3 BONO Liquid instantly kills roaches, bed bugs, moths, | tsrow” awaring adsmaication of (he | taintion ¥re dliiked by business mer: A REX “SANITIZED” SUITE 75 i 3 3 sti he United States =208 T Pt lice and fleas—also destroys their eggs. Drives rats and [ff|aucstion, by, the ©% that hurey Uitoward and unexpected This Is the Moth-Proof Furniture You Have Heard So Much About Complete mice away. 1 P There is small question that this| The foreign sit i = u Nothi sriberste Kisvn Tikes : ot oThere is small Qe iofgure With [ mixed: the Torelgn: vomer accidedly Nothing ever before known like it. It is a germicide in- [f|| Mr. Thompson's clientele “and with {zation is pititul. ¥ demorall- disinfectant. deodorizer — i _ [lti one or two other interests who would. lorizer —all in one., powerfully one O W0 O eaible, now make even effective vet delightfilly refreshing and pleasant to smell a better bid for the 27.500 shares of ASK MISS BOOTH T0 INSECTICIDE CLEANSER DISINFECTANT DEODORIZER [ll|*'%¢* ;pe can tel how a Supreme|pg SALVATION ARMY HEAD Court decision will read. much less how a lawyer will Interpret it Fven before the decimion talk 18| pygnoe) gng i ipel of the manner in Wh;cahoo;hggo “:5; of over . 2 . !fi':':xe o "o $3/500,000 befora title 15 cleties Cable Protest Against o finally fixed, is to be.distributed Her S = Preferred Shareholders’ RIgh z d‘“‘ From in some quarters|BY the Assoclated Press. tended It is contended in somo s will| NEW YORK, November 11.—Pro- Yo F 2 that the prefe! P all ouse ean]ng e for a whare of this escrow money |testing sghinst ths contemplated ur it is won. transfer to some other fleld of Com- TERMS TO SUIT in_the event the sul There is no possible way that they can obtain & Pt They are enti-|mander Evangeline Booth, head of A TotaiDer cent cumulative annusl(the Salvation Army in the Unfted | S aend, no more and no less. That|States many men prominent in finan- ithey are receiving cial and philanthropic soct hat the preferred shareholders etles have What the preler e deairing (o | cabled Gen. Willlam Booth at London. ; Sae mig °|urging that Miss Booth Made of the best varn. chemically treated [ make. things unplcasant for the com: | CEE, Gl ehia countey. - 't " to gather dust from walls, moldings, pic- mon shareholders, w «l; "|°u st Sul-| " Among the signers were Myron T itivating a taste for a luscious Herrick, ambassador to F\'lne?,: Her- ture frames, etc. The chemical treatment would be to make a fight on the di- |\ 00 1 over, Secretary of Comme is permanent. Washing does not affect it. v, Th have an equel vote. e t6-mch handle. Prices, S150 and $2.00. rectory, ey e h the. commen | Ofte H; Kahn, Bishop William T. Man- Heaters and Cook shareholders, plus an additional 20.-|p "yiarepgy) Ad:lsph aosldem Thomas 3 909 shares of preferred stock—85.000 |G yaAdoo, Finley J. sno"m‘ Willlam . : : ’ / OIL s D nl L om0 63,000 shares of the com- | Tiee “Felan’ Gould si.e,:,‘;"f,,:“g."" Whatever your require- At Special Prices UST OPS mx"'dnrecmrv pledged to allow the uel Untermyer. i o ments are we can supply you, 2 ¥ 7 22500, pSE - —The best mop for use on large floor e toek ' falr return for the | s and on EASY CREDIT - 5 Choose your 1esw vears they have gone withogt divi- TERMS. 'l"h"s Gflld DE CoratEd floor coverings from ....$22.75 During our Thanksgiving Sale at these special prices: 3 .. 1975 100-Piece Set, 50-Piece Set, 9x12 Axminster. $32.50 .. 1275 3 ssels i | $19.95 $10.95 | o = 298 $2.50 Monthly $1.50 Monthly Brussels ..... $16.75 129 Choose Your Family Initial, Which Will Be on Every Piece 9x12 Congoleum $16.20 is entitled to the money. { All of which is for the future to WIZARD POLISH i“'a:‘;,‘l‘:i'mmm of the pratective YOUR committee, who are directors of the iza iqui ish i Washington Rallway and Electric ® T \\|;4rd‘ll,|qu|d_ Polish |sd rec?‘mmendcd for pol- [l & L. if the deal is con- shing furniture, pianos. woodwork, automobiles, ectc. summated. resign, utho“‘hb‘hehl- suc | cessors will probably not be electe: i 4oz. ......30c 1gt ......$1.00 [ffiverore the 29th instant. | Washington-Virginia Noteholders. 12 0z ..... G”C 2 qls. e hae e sl.75 Several bankers who hope to wipe| ¢ : {out an old sore on Wednesday wish {the prospects were as good for get- AT s i {ting rid of another bad one. largely ’ Wizard Dancing Wax, in powdered form, 1-Ib. can, 'ffl,“n"’bl' to a noteholders’ proposi- sifter top, 65¢. . Reference is made to notes of the Washington-Virginia_Railway Com- P lisll Set pany (the historic route). and not oor I'C er only to notes but to common and p ¥ ferred stock in quite large amounts. As these securities have been writ- spaces, such as schools, offices, stores, : f " < t the balance of the cte. Mop is treated with Wizard Pol- dends an e fund for retiring maturi- ish; picks up dust, cleans floor and ties and improvement of the system | polishes it at the same time. might be elected if the fin::r{:‘d ! tockholders voted as a unit, . $1.00, $1.75 and $2.25 Sommon shareholders did not. and if E the Supreme Court decides that Pepco | NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES 4 e-Theae e Dinner Set NOTE THE PRICES i _$400 Wiz- MOP o tehdowi (o0 on the books ot most 3 s of the banks holding them, their boo! ard, :""0' And_Bottle of Value indicates the correct possibili- lllo G Polisher. Polish ties of recuperation. —75¢ Can Local Securities. Wizard Wax. $1.00 : When (nt smeracy te over 14 the . EST. 1879 —$4.75 i principals back of Eugene E. Thomp- —r- S Mepniat §1-58 \ Son are disclosed, if ever; when the N Special— : policy as between common and pre- z.lnch PO"E e - = ferred shareholders has been agreed o . N upon, there is likely to be a better E market for the public utility stocka. rass Beds B'rh|e Dres;nl xgnrketdu d&up.p:llr_\'llfl;n 2 2 usiness ropped off materially, e R and declines hnv: been sustained \ m, This 2-Inch Phst Bed Without good reason therefor. — \ f it ek Eillers is qThe feature of the weck has been 4 R - Rl o he weakne: n Washington Gas - - A e best quality guarautecd = e o -PIECE WALNUT-FINISHED BEDROOM SUITE Sorma oo st oL Lift Off with Fingers i bt ke quer. gest Value in the 7 fell, has ahl.rddu'r.nfdfnlnls:nd atay- City! - g 3 - Z ng across 80 and holding. Jharetiolcs . This is one of the many SPECIALS thit are proving MAXWELL'S prices to 1s 4 s £ > ors have been alasppoln o e e |t 10 be lowestewith semi-VANTTY, large dresser, bow-cnd bed and chifforette. - See it— ¥ M’ .50 directors to exceed the 6 per cent ¢ the price is amazing. —— dividend rate. $10.00 Cash, $2.00 Weekly 3 . Jhe Dlé-flaxdwa:c and Housefurnsrhing Stoe. e o s murpie. There fs no . s bonded debt, and at 80 the stock pays 11th.and G Ste 7.05 per cent. i; \ Starts Campaign for Deposits. The Commercial National Bank will inaugurate a campaign for more de- posits with tomorrow morning. It will be open to all employes ex- cept officers. Prizes totaling $600 are offered for successful contestants, with added week’s vacations and even longer periods of rest and recrea- tion. Strict rules govern the campaign designed to prevent undue soliciting. snvln‘, deposits pay 3 per cent on daily balances, certificates of deposit 4 per cent. The employes are enthusiastic over the opportunity to win recognition of their efforts and prizes as well. The near east situation is a fruitful cause for uneasiness in the compli- cations that may or may not develop. Germany is way in on her marks and X “Pape’s Cold Compound”’ Breaks.a C(‘)ld in Few Hours |uniess something is done in the not = ; ; distant future to help her to her feet B T e M e R e S R SR . SR , = e & T joses us X! - * up! Quit blowing and smuffing! | break up the cold completely and |, SonSTess comes Dack 25, wosks This 9-Piece Walnut Dinin, g Room Suite ] be: Another Instance of Maxwell’s Value — e “Pape’s Cold Compound end 'P.-“ grippe misery. a3 aching com, {astantly that cern This Dining Room Suite is a wonder value—made of sel b American walnut; large buffet with mirror, large glass—gooie:lfi‘:: s v 7 e g % 13 ) i V.V' ) X A/ gl N v, " ,i' & = N PLRCESRIIRIeeY L, 3 1] M7t T TRV RYVEVFYIT) ” every rs D gwo hours until three doses are pe’s Cold Compound” is the bonus bill a foll | yyrttng, then shortly you 1ift it right off witl Consisting of large colonial buffet, extension . taken. The fitst dose opens. ckest, surest relief known for the subsidy m’fl:fl air passages P ;‘fh onl' a “:,d':;: at d::: O, .ro'-unn of m:.:{]:e.ihn. while it ‘table, oval china closet and () € stops nose running; relieves 'head- | stores. Tastes nice. ‘Contains 1o | grees l;r::::t‘..h:: otitros oo 6 slip-seat chairs. A Thanks- s -5“ cabinet, oblong extension table and 6 dining chairs (onc an arm). che, dullnass, f hness, sneesing. | quinine. Insist upon Pape’s and more or less study wil giving special at.. : U= $15.00 Cash, $2.50 Weekly , § w3 Sk s 12 e e poittiet1 %, = : ¢ T et R "~