Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1923, Page 28

FARM CREDITS BILL AGAINUPIN SENATE] Administration . Leaders toi Urge Action on Lenroot- Anderson Measure. A Kind * For Every Business Junior Ledger Outfits Two Sizes 7v4x10% And 914x117%3 Priced $7.50 and $12.25 Including 200 Sheets and Index PROVISIONS EXPLAINED Chairman of Banking Committee Introduces Resolution to Extend | Credits, Benefits to Agriculturists. Farm credits legislation was again taken upin the Senate yesterday aft- ernoon, with the Lenroot-Anderson bill under discussion. This is the second measure on the subject of farm credits which the administra- tion leaders propose to press for ac- tlon at this sesslon. That it will lead to considerable debate is the predic- tion of senators on both sides of the chamber. Senator Lenroot, republican, Wis- consin, co-author of the credit bill and member of the joint congresional | agricultural commission, opened the | discussion, citing support for the bill | glven by farm organizations and ex- plaining its provisions, which would &0 further, he said, toward providing jcredits to farmers than the Capper bill, passed by the Senate recently. Chairman McLean's Proposal. | If stock sizes and rulings won't de, we will make one that just fits your business. <1 call will preve profitable. Coincident with the starting of the debate, Chairman McLean of the bank- ing committee introduced a resolu- I {ion “designed to open further the gates of credit to agriculturists. His resolution, which went over, proposed }a joint congressional committee to {nvestigate why more banks and trust | Companies have not joined the federal ireserve system. The commission | Would inquire especially into agri- ! cultural e ecessities by ascer- { taining ““fina conditions in agri- { cultural _sect and whether the federal reserve law or the rules and regulations of the Federal Reserve Board should be changed to induce small banks in rural districts to.join the federal system. Recommendations Due in 1024. | Recommendations to Congress would {be made in a report by the commis- sion not later than January 31, 1924. The resolution recited that 9.640 banks and trust companies. compris- ing 85 perycent of those eligible, had {not joined the reserve system. e R { DAUGHTER FIGHTS WILL. | | Files Caveat Against Bequests of Late Whitman Osgood. Mrs. Rose O. Brillhart of Philadel- phia, Pa., vesterday filed in the Pro- bate Court a caveat against the ad- mission to probate of the will of her father, Whitman Osgood, printer and publisher. who died November, 24, last. The estate is valued at $200,000, and the bulk of it is left to Osgod's second Thalia P. Osgood. Mrs. Brillhart her interests will be adversely cted if the will is allowed to nd. She charges that at the time {of making the will—three days be- fore his death—her father was men- tally incompetent and that undue in- fluenece was practiced on him by the second wife or some other person. Attorneys Frank J. Hogan. Wil- {liam H. Donovan and Edmund L. | Jones appear for the daughter, who is given no part of the estate by the will. PRODUCING STATIONERS 010 -E-STREET-N-W Reliable Dentlstry All Work Done Without the Slightest Semblance and ‘ll" of Ex Skilled Dentiste " That has been my record for the past 81 years. Eversthing that will add w0 the com- fort of our patients is provided. Every fn- jirument must be. tboroughly STERILIZED [ | before using. Ter My Perfeet Sue Teeth Wil Net DR WYETH 427-29 - 7th St. N. W. Opposite Lansburgh & Bro. Tea —_— Severe Colds Lead to Tnfluenza. 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MUTT AND JEFF—The Truth and Nothing But the Truth. JEFF PICKED UP ¢ GASY CHANGES TELLING A HARD-Lucle STORY Yo, KKIND LOOKING PEOPLE. A PHYSICAL WRECK IT'S AN EASY GRAFT AND AS 1 STARVING TLL BALE STLL PUZZE SHYS FLPP, HRE Monsignor From Mexico, on Way to Rome, Disclaims Po- litical Activities. By the Associated Press. Mgr. Ernesto E. Filippi, deported from Mexico, where he had been sta- tioned as papal delegate, will remain in Washington four or five days be- fore proceeding to Rome to submit a report to Cardinal Gaspari, secretary of state at the Vatican. Tt was indi- cated at the papal legation that fu- ture relations between the Vatican and the Mexican government would be determined after the report is sub- mitted. Mgr. Filippi, who arrived here Wednesday night, declared he was “still entirely puzzled” as to the rea- sons which induced President Obre- gon to demand his retirement. 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Filippl indicated, he will make no official calls on American diplomatic officials. ——— WILL TAKE CADET TEST. On the nomination of the District | Commissioners, the War Department has authorized Willlam H. Hunter of 1881 Newton street, Willlam P. Penge, 1562 Mintwocd place, first alternate, and John E. Revelle, 480 G street, sec- ond alternate, to take the entrance ex- amination to the Military Academy in March, with a view to their admission uly 2. Reynolds Gondon, 1901 Biltmore street. and Durand C. Bazire, son of Capt. Charles 1. Bazire, Quartermaster Corps, Fort Bragg. N. C., have been appointed by the President as cadets-at-large at the Military Academy, and also will take the March entrance examination. FARM ASSOCIATIONS FAIL. The Department of Agriculture yesterday made public a survey in- 243 Farmers' Buying and Selling as- sociations since 1913 was due, in part, to insufficient business. 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