Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 27

THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Wanted-Property For Sale or For Rent ' All Sorts—-All Sections Especially Business Our 47 vears in this line should be of value to vou. Louis P. Shoemaker | 1407 N. Y. Ave. NW. - Poker Portraits—A Story in Conflicting Emotions. —By WEBSTER. | RECEIVERS REPORT ON DERY FAILURE | i || Allege Inventory of Company Was I Overstated by Sum- of $1,250,000. A MAM WITH A RAGING TCOTHACHE PICKS UP FOUR ACES — [ | | —_— | —_—— LEA? TOBACCO. BALTIMORE, April 6.—Tobacco re- ceipts for the past weck were only sheads, with 50 hogsheads re- By the Associated Dress. NEW YORK, April 6.—Joseph Proskauer, one of the reccivers re- cently appointed for the D. G. Dery tinental Motor: SFERY 3 s Corporation, largest | IME | Company. broad silk manufacturers 2 g manufacturers of auto engines in the | KANSAS CITY, Aoril 6.—The Kansas | BIG JUMP IN INSURANCE. | inspectea L e s L o — - world. In the last month the com-|CIty Light and Power Company has Sales foot up 87 hogsheads. sieep-f tion in bankruptey was filed by three - pany produced 30,000 engines, com- | purchased a Missourl coal mine and | SRR The cold, harsh weather of the o L pared with 6,650 for the correspond. | Will bulld a branch road to handle its i v ck_or sg t Yom: Lereditors late in Mareh, reported to ing perlod of 1922 » | output” “The larger part ‘of ‘the coa] | Fi7® Bisk Companies Report Very Tor meilight receiptas Prosperous Year. : = | supplies of the company in the past have he marke m and WALLACE." Tdaho, April 6.—Dis- |come from the Illinols felds. (I RNECS Onio e Sintar of |1 hos covery of platinum and iridium in = NEW YORK, April 6.—American ¢ es of 71 hogsheads reported. the Coeur d'Alene district has caused | PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 6.—Coal land foreign fire insurance companies nd Prices Per 100 Pounds # declded Increase in mining activity |prices have dropped 10 to 50 cents a | reporting to the New York Insurance — infest and frosted, 3.00a4.00; — here, and many properties have|ton. Domestic consumers today are |department greatly incre: their sound, 4.00a5.00; good con ‘gcnmmg ‘“““": o —_ changed hands in the last few wecks. | rapidly disappearing from the market. | assets, capital and net surplus during | n . medium, 18.00a27.00; e e eanisabion ! 5 . 1t is belleved that the platinum de- | 11922, "according to statistics made good to fine .00250.00; fancy Dr. CLAUDE s. SEMONES | Mr. Proskauer also reported that he i 2 R | fposits found constitute the only| ATLANTA, Ga. Aprll 6.—If demand |public by the Spectator, an insurance » common to med- r. s | ’?.,,l Ric ll,mgm. ""M”d”' for = ig:nm‘:r;llnll:'x vri:c!‘lcul hshow‘lnz in | warrants it, the state board of entono- lper(udicul. s, good to fine, . LIV e fesheihg overed tat | h - eXcept in the mines of |mology may purchase and retall at a| The assets of the companies, which tobacco, fire—cured, Eyesight Specialist in the sale of $1.000.000 of fir<t mort Wyoming low price another milllon pounds of |do about %0 per 5.004 = untry, 409410 McLachlen _Bl:!x. | gage bonds last summer the inven- L o calcium arsenate to Georgia cotton | surance of 3 States, ominal; ground leaves, Bk ani ¢ W ||| tory of the company was overstated LAUREL, Del, April 6.-—Little dam- | planters. Over 1,300,000 pounds of the | creased more 000,000 0.60. bone Mai; ! h; sum in exc o 30.000, 2 age was done local fruit orchards by | boll weevil polson has already been dis- | 1992, their c e | e L5 2 recent frosts and a large yleld of tributed by the board. a . S . FRIDAY, ‘APRIL 6, 1923. o7 peaches, apples, pears, cherries and ber- | { more than $48,000,000. The premium in- e rrashe, e g | MAY EXTEND LINE. |mors e stseooon e sromius MODITY NEWS : | durtng 1002, witle the loss parments FORT WORTH, Texas, Abril G- | . | declined about $30,000,000, as compare WIRED STAR FROM ‘Rfink demand for live stock this spring | 1+ C- C. Grants Permission to West- ' yith 1621, Dividend payments- for 19 IRE- 18 expected as a result of the number of | e Ratleoad: were greater by $7,000.000 than ENTIRE COUNTRY: | |oxiahoma and Kansas buyers now in | | 1921, {his market, according to E.'B. Spiller, | Permission was given the Wyoming| e 200 companies reporting po secretary of the Texas and Southwest- | (oo C ; he | Sessed $1.384.624,803 of resources BOSTON, April 6.—Spruce mills in |€rn Cattle Ralsers’ Association. it R i i e | fanusry 1 1925 Thetr combined cuy New England ‘are all booked far to tuke over operations of an elghteen- gt S g o] b il ; e L Entee | posit caplitai of forelgn companics, ahead with orders’ and are auking | ment isumed by the Kinsas aghcuirel | B o, o] xtending from Bells Fourcha, | 2GR e flis Funds. were. 340 ment fssued by the IKansas agricultural | 5. 1, to Aladdin, Wyo. jenas and getting $50 a thousand feet for | department shows that the number of Though the line has proven unprofita- | 20%.284. thetr products. orses of this state has averaged 1,039,- | ble in operations during previous years, 000 for ten sears, or one for ;‘\'-zn-ffmnn | the ‘commission held that the new co E DE' s atc ler and every member of his family. | poration, which acquired it after a pu L = PR TROIT, April €—An (hdication Tiie state has move Pure-bred horsss Soims ot miiees el obafter & pur © BTOWth of the auto output {s|within its boundaries than any of forty- | renew the attempt to maintain It found today In the latest report of Con- | One other states. | VST AR CORNELL W2 TI4 1th N.W. . | the federal ‘district court yesterday PAPER' €O. | iiat tho receivers nave acomed it to-| 374 ladvisable to employ D. G. Dery, president of the defunct company =5 Eves Ezamined |||™MT. Dery, he said, was no longer with : 1 increased nearly $2 g Unsound and badly mixed packe neat surplus in ages from 1 to 3 cents lower. , and, confessing such a loss, added $1 000 to the- inventors ‘for ! b5 carvied e aduitional sum over e | S - \ 2 , When & project for reflnancing the | ; e . Sup in 1922, the repor 3 5 inventory sheets for r | s v 3 2 m | ve ccountants to ! N - 5 : e g1 07600 : ; prepared, the report dec { v f e \ g LT TR TR T T T T P o unce sheit | wl Piif - ————————1 OF THE NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. oseph Goldenberg({! LAST CHANCE TO SAVE MORE THAN % ‘ Cash FURNITURE House MEN’S ||MEN'S SUITS | MEN'S SUITS SHERWOOD BROTHERS, Inc. || ot e ‘iafiest (.50 ! Pay Cash and Save the Difference A AND Heywood- Wakefield GABARDINE || GABARDINE Reed Furniture WHIPCORD COATS i largely zation of its new capital INDIAN OIL LANDS BRING $8,290,100 e now prices are eciably lower than next fall, ready to start on our job right now MAURICE J. COLBERT £ Heuting— Plumbing— Tinning 621 [ Street “jie nais T 148 Tiacts of Valuable Osage Property Sold at Auction to Operators. 17 L) ']!IIIIiIIIHIlIIlE T R L T TR TR L LT ER TR i PAWHUSKA, 0COkla, April 6. 5 iuuses on 148 tracts of Osage Indian | lands were bought in by oil men at lthe twenty-first Osage lease salc . here yesterday for a al of $8,290,- Bilious Attacks [ 500" 2 L U Are Usually Due to Constipation When you are constipated, not enough of Nature’s lu- bricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doc- tors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this naturallubri- cant and thus secures regular bowel movementsbyNature’s 4 ‘ vailing Elsewhere! o e et i urbank pool scld for a total of 1/3 Below Prices Pre- = Oflicials of six of several score of the sm; ex of the midcontinent atte auction. the Int . Burke. commis; {of Tndfun affairs, attended |ing of the sale’and reappea | & tense "half hour yesterday noon, in which the richest t Byrbark leases, were 8ol 4 e i The Secretary, in a short address, own method—lubrication. char. zed the sale as the “great- Nujol is a lubricant—not & P;ld gdn.m;\h» 1 can Jm:mne." ‘Bul be | _ ye— added that "It i3 the opénest ~snd | mf”“’"“‘”““'\{"' soAnIoE gquarest gamble that can be made.” gripe. Try it today j.| “We want to get as much out of you operators as we.can,” he said, we think you are able to take Extra Sizes Up to 50 Percale Shirts 14, Price 79¢c Arrow and Ide Shirts Pure Madras Stripes $1.65 Men’s Summer Union Suits Nainsook Cloth 69c rselves and wish vou all of | the bese Tucie"" > i i L el ! NOTHER pra menstration of the advantages of cash- the famous Haywogg gefield Co's reed and fiber i G ivory. parchment, verde : 1al ¢ ek -an tapestry, dome and hall spring counstruction. According to the laws of Australia {a man who is required to work or must be paid four times his A Big Clearance of e e b il havEam % =] Chaise nge, as {llustrated. . . . . S38.30 Used and Exchanged T =1l [Men’s Hats—Very Fine Phonographs $2.00 at B s : e | Values, $5.00 Refrigerators 22 FOR SATURDAY ONLY we arc making these wholly re- markable reductions on the famous Gibson Refrigerators. Wool Neck Scarfs Choice, $ l .00 Values Up to $3.00 Ladies’ & Men’s Umbrellas At Y Price Prices Practically All of the Prominent Makes ‘Are Represented Reirigerators with Top icere3 siee white | White enamel food chamber; mel food chamber— f:f:’*‘« = = Ibs. ice cup. ... S1L50 > s $20.¢ Ibx, ice cap. . %15.30 | 65 Ibs. ice eap. $24.00 63 Ibs. lce cap... . %17.50 | S5 1bs. ice eap. 827.50 The Sale of Bedroom and Dining Room Suites nes turned in for exchange on the pur- chase of New Edisons and Brunswicks, and brought up to the best possible condition by our expert workmen. The variety of makes and models is too great at half credit-store prices continues for Saturday. Let us show you. Large Assortment of All Winter Underwear and Collar-Attached SHIRTS to list them in detail here, but you can take our word for it that here is a wonderful opportunity to secure a phonograph at a very low price. 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Be among the first—and get the best-selec- n. § i It yvou should decide to buy a new ma- chine at any time within six months we will accept the machine you buy now at'its full purchase price on the price of the new one. AR