Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1923, Page 3

v THE KVENING French Take Heart .at deid | Snapshots. Recove_ryf From Devastation Ability to Near Normalcy So Quickly STAKR, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS, JULY 18, 1923, FEDERAL RESERVE Agricultural Credits Law Said to Be Responsible for SYSTEM MODFED IWILL DELAY FILLING MRS. WEST’S POSITION |Board of Children's Guardians Plans to Thoroughly Investigate All Applicants. The board of children’s guardians will not be ready to elect & new executive agent to succeed Mrs, lla H. West at the meeting of the oard ~cheduled for this afternoon W. W. Millan, president, stated today 2 ‘SureRelief | | | 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief SHOUTS TO HIG-WIPE - APPLIES * SECOND T COME QUICK - Al HE'S CUT HIMSELR APPLIES ' TURST AID AND ° FINDS THAT IN SHARPENING PENCIL HE HAS CUT WIS Pay -Reparations in Full. | s gated g | v £ P Changes Announced. .t it | I | L=fAIN S e e e | avalifieations of tach one, the bosrd BY DAVID LAWRENCE. By Cable to The Star. PARIS, July 18.—France has suc- ceeded beyond her own expectations in the matter of reconstruction. The latest data available hardly can de- scribe the extent of the undertaking. | ) Can any one say what the crops will be in any particular year? How can any experts estimate Germany's pa: ing capacity during the next twenty- five years? The French insist that | the reparations commission was cre- {ated for the very purpose of altering from time to time the amount of the German indemnity conditions TTIN L | Several important modifications of the regulations under which theé fed- eral reserve system is governed were announced today by the Federal Re- serve Board. Most of the changes were said to be due to enactment of | members, it was said, would hardly reach u vote today. The board will pass on a number of minor appointments to positions at the Tndustriul Home School and transact other routine busines, 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Evervwhers ) Young Men's Pic. tures well made Special Summer Rates WARNS POLICEMEN. : Pointlug out that failure of police- | 5 ¢UNDERWOOD the agricultural credits law and to but 3 *h have the| court decisions during the ‘past two | For instanc early 23,000 factories e. mearly 23,000 factor i : . men to make out early their informa- | UNDERWOOD were destroyell, but in the last five | Slon. buewuse Belglum * vote | i tions against defendants locked iy | BEker hdly 0t s bs el i i dGréat Britan otes covering real estate loans 10/ or gut “on ‘hond or collateral resuits | Main 4400 e L ave hean resonc | Vi v e e e A e required itrarily in the work of the United States structed in thelr L About 742.000 b anhthit S e Wil Do od el e e Y |braniito i s Conrt Bein s datiyed: iz Bl tos oy s e SHOthEL o S - anceled at maturity, but may be re- and 590,000 have Leen rebuilt or com- e NvIARSs Ste N {Judge AMcMahon yesterday warned | Preservation is cheaper than con- 01 n acrifices. And ed and extended. In enforcing pro-|that hereafter where cases are called Dletely replaced. The population of Doint atter is. they do MEAN SHE CANT SEE of the Clayton the devastated areas is 400,000 below IT = LOOK RIGHT wcrifices,” but «t prohibiting | @ad the papers have not been made | Struction. Preserve your property v ny can pay ultimately ing directorates, the 1 out-or the policeman fails to appear | with the pre-war census, but re a one dreams today. THERE satherod Irom these regions rench do not want any “facts as the prosecuting witness, he will i i . if the latter 1 Elimbofl from 600,000 franc merely, ations define na 1 banks as “2 e tHaT o 2 = | 9 P | :fi.‘,fi'nfi'% ;.',{\‘fi\:‘fi,.f‘:.[rx‘;l Iés: ?.r:o&:r:p s The smee ey “"‘:‘ "‘l~ - DEVOE’S LEAD & ZINC PAINTS : v 4 £ 2 ing under the laws of the United Sta AL M e . to l'»)w,wn,‘oou francs, in 192 would g -'fi,.‘,"l";-‘,.;fi;i‘, Becker Paint & Glass Co. . | regardless of the source of their char- Hex i called: 11 this Year will amount to 3,01 i would chance on de- ] 4 A | ter: Saiie vers mode out in th 8 france, or approximately § 000, | Vel 3 t the Ge - j s s, G | Banks Given Time. d the oflicer,in charge of the case | 1239 Wisconsin Ave. “anvally, according to the ields each ccupera v 7 | Banks which enter the reserve sy led to anpear. Wate of exchange. - 3 (> 5 { |tem under authority. given in ‘Suspicious of Reparations Pl !farm credits law with a capi This is a marvelous Meanwhile the Freneh have every | luu per cent of that required from u | Iptb \;lnul;;n;':, J nto mf- l-'relnl'll 2 -mn (‘f“h'»h:J te 'iin l!‘ul.r | national bank of the same class here- son ! st has been | Vi1 be effective. m. :1:::‘1 jafter will be given five years to in s 1‘1‘ e n‘-”“ @ llffl Ll Bl p g = ferease such ca \ made n ren rifle fur recovered rhaps . 7 = 0 AN . ! Under the more conse i ditete s i . P SHE DOESN'T ISPECTION OF HAND- BENDS TINGER TEN- SAYS ANYWAY 1T'S | Warrants.” the tore conservative in their te ! rong P ) TINELY TO SEE CPTEN THE CUT THAT . £ Tiore: (finn 10) péx ‘cenit = o st 1gh te i § nd; FoSRERS KERCHIEP VEALS, TATIVE CF ) ying of more than per e i the L of repuir and al 5 ranle 5 Lemainder THINK IT WAS A BAD KERCHIER REVEA A E {of the warrants isued by a muiic l i CAUTICNS RER TO BE CARLFUL EXTENDS TINGER AND SAYS PRO “THERE!” TELLS WIPE WITH A GROAN THE CUT MUST HAVE GONE DOWN TO THE BONE French Willing to Wait. “Purchase indemnity, prohibition aga them wonder what Germany will do CT ST LOOK AT SPECK 1P IT WONT BLEED DOESN'T LOCR BAD L Ilty s bedh ramored in another flve vears. Rebuilding is > R think Y A = 3 RTS ST | s ar cleg e u not so difficult as it seemed, and Ger- h("mm*, e Rae ! THE HANDKERCHIER ANY MCRE THAT HURTS MOST |7 The so-called par clearance sections wany ha; vi ed 3 ading : Rubr indefiintely | also have been revised so that while any s mo devastated arcas 1o |jy keep Gern weak enomgh I member banke ure prohibited from | MAN “WOUNDS HIMSELF 1 mit " abuiner et n ‘other word ‘body truly nother war her words. can anvboedy truly 3 GLUYAS check drawn on a non-member estimate the capacity of 40,000,000 ! . o] r p a ¢ rench peoble to produce revenue | tonal) i ate the ¢ (C) Wheeler Syn. Inc. WILLIAM which refuses to remit at par,” the | more accurat than h estimate produ \ revenue as possi- = member bank may accept the check capacity of 60,000,000 Germans? | Dl¢ 40t o pay off the war debt 1d “shall make a charge for the serv- TH kocs t01the noacy o CaxmRiiag |ana tiivs France out of the Ruhr, e of collecting” amounting to one- ons SpEonlom [ are mLOle Reb il ihe Brench it. and will walt nth of 1 per cent, with a mini- N than ansihing elso why the French (i &\ el AT 1 veessary.” They | \NVESTORS FLEECED [ i phe chain there ¢ e Liuses|MRS. BRADLEY RESIGNS |mum charse of 10 cents. ire shy about c s Ces i W L coniEeluaitotny iand the demands of the public for OF UNTOLD MILLIONS | "5, e stn. o St uvena BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICE!, nont waste too much envs on tho \many can pay. The French have their sh trade interests, or the com- {fellow who is his own boss Some- |are not unnaturally a cyele mov uaturally want to reduce German vear: cx0ses in the news- ! s out for Frene : irected. lihood of German redemption of bonds | e oy, French intereste. | shop wwindle, the reatest bucket Shob | world, of demands. for vigorons ac. | (Diected I8t E ervisor of v i |shops would be revealed by taking|ing in the financial centers of the Sined her position as supery ment viewpoints as prompied by o de. | LUMBER DEALER ANSHERS |t asant of money curmed i to] Smnin the 5 ‘the daily vacation Bible course in| ORIGINAL a hops were operating and | few years. For x similar house the German purchusing | Conspiracy Against Gov- Held ax “Cap:iial. ack at cc resignation was received in much ag France w suspicions about international bank- | [}, 0F the rest of R St _ {times he sighs for pay d e Rl £ o 3o E & or France, and _ e . = —— foa who are eager to float a German fjing endowed with » atrons oatly > jment. In every so many vears there Will Continue Intereet in Work of | oan. The French say the bank. alism borne of recent experiences. in 4 —— |is a period, generaly lastng for a | HE burden as much as possible 8o in- |ISPeNling upon ‘other nations fof {ings nave revealed how most of thens | Ko, LA Of S| CoehesNnIcERERRROnCs Yvestors will more readily see the like- Sk out Tor eel that they | fajiures were part of a glant bucket- | Criminal element. or securities | that have to be issued. So also the else will, swindle, n fact, of all time. {tion by the authorities, state and| Mrs. H. Moffett Bradley has re- rench are inclined to regard both {the public by wome of these bucket | federal, and of a general house clean- the British and American govern- sire to get German trade, an in- these houses by customers over the| Thatf sort of house cleaning has!seventy of the leading churches of | ternational loan weuld i e of s vears ‘hic { been seen way fo o | easliin E Gonationsl loan: mpuld U. S. SUIT FOR $1,000,000 e e r ana| hsenvscsn under ‘way for ithe: BASt ivisiingion, utsahe probusly Lwili] Em—— arating from that amount sImply | cleaning one must hark back to the fcontinue ner interest in the work, it > A =i | 1o : o H omparatively small figure repre-{ period embracing the three years be- | Was said today at the offices of the | . R e e jBuffalo Man Avers Innocence of % customers took out. | ginming i iho Yor 1908, | Wa ederation of Churches. o . HELE & ‘ redit S e S ek e s i Cord Tires on : ’ g o In other words, most of the stres 108 very ‘Abmilay s being | executive secretary of the federacion, ! 3 the World Over has its own conjecture ut the fu Srnanen of public money that poured into the ¥ S Lasie. net the 1ot w in the il Pay As You Rid i ] o Sonlnolureabouts i o o ey that po « nessed said, and the letter Is now in the tilcs B : 4 I i L T X T. Sulliy er deal Lucket shops. especially during the! ay As Iou Kide ELACHRINO Cigarettes through their very fine- ness have become the most widely desired cigarette in the world. ing for {A full statement as to the reor Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION by Manager, 1441 Soring road, Apartm 10 ance " —that protects you against loss from these causes—defending legal action and paying the toll_that is levied. Morris Cafritz Company , Inc. The premium is very small—and you'll enjoy 913 15th Street N.W. Main 617 vour Golf Game all the more with this insurance S e Thes proposed N 2y file er Inlas earh 1 the tremendous s of | ization of the vacation Bible 001 y 1 s e e strict:Sipreme Coutt to/the euitl| o e o odinE e ementoy 1 the na-|work in the future will be issned [l A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN i test: about the S ion ernment to recover $1,000.- | COllapse of bucket shope sitwed . securities circleg |by the federation of churches mext BALANCE ONE, TWO AND Sl the o {900 alieged to have been made out of |bY the bucket shop operators simply s e many reforms!saturday, it was said today, and ur THREE MONTHS the sale of surplus lumber from Army | apital” for their own concerns. ; | til that time there will be no foi { cantonments. | Sulli is named S e Nt v s a huge | discussion of plans - lone ‘of the defend nd' i Viewed on this basis, the thefts o > i O Guaranteed 8,000 Miles ||| | under indictment with John 1. Phil. | the bucket-shop gentry Plus m." mv”u 2 xl»\\ lm l‘)‘m;\“ TEST MAYFLOWER 1ips, former republican national com. | 0f crooked promoters. big and little, | time, @ mightier buc ’ T T T T T T T T T T | e o GeorEin. Ama® ot | hrouhout he couniry, iy easily | —the A e on a conspiracy churme. iave reached in the e o5 of 80 nto e s = = i B 2 tudents of finance, above the hun-| ralds for vears upon t 1OCKLAND, M Iy 18.—Tt . . AR s, re s (et o i o oo | oot TSRl OF ahei *Iatostn o | ROCKLARD: Slo duty pstne ff Be Ue o Plenty of Light an Ir 16w nol g o e Col i o o - t I s sub. en up in the, whic Was ently unstormed l e o o -‘r‘\“llaul:‘rz:mi’ Te p‘; : sy At Serfes. i e clhaiaes eoh e s rai | In the New Apartments nta United States whieh s ate e Commercial) { zation test o¥er the course oft Rock. | 2 of the alle oI St d vesterday and attained a speed | Sobl R I Lo e Ehosmi IWIDOW [of Metwoes fiftern nutt sixtses Snete) F entered into any |t el |WIDOW ASKS COURT i without all her power being exerted caud the United | for the finan ! tion with t P e H & lumber and never in- {fh’;[-naf:::gl«rl.g i FOR DOWER IN ESTATE} Between 14th and 16th streets northwest. Reached ABY'S PICTURE THIS one else to do so. He ad- £} : — | D Pl 5 5 ST R T s it Taken From Busines { Mre. Fulton Claims Will Did Not| anger at ay by 16th street bus and 14th street car linc. 2457 1At 8t but says he did 50 on open | Had ™hose moneys gone to 3 ] | B $6250 Appoint; _ohone_Col. & 18 | comtracts and gl Tair market prices. jcompanies for “‘m':-h_ Ly, waxe ins | Give Her Rightful | When you are teeing off the last Large living room, dining alceve, kitchemette, spacious YOU CAN g | He asserts Phillips & Stephens rep ded, instead of being delivered b: | A A 2 AEt et i e S e e el owned, the Tumber and | the bucket-shop men into their e Share, i ;hllt:‘l lhnthcomefim’to 3h°“r "]“'"d"s the dressing:reom Wifk {wo mpkegany in-a-Dor beds and ¢l ¥ou have at ho “Waterless tollets ell. pockets, the companies woul ave L4 '8 ii at trails in the wake of our " Zopue tank 4 At e !lm- enabled to carry out eXpansion | Dissatisfied with the will of her hus- | g‘olf b?il' 5 ¥ - e “57'95:[ . e aiaiie —_— {programs taat wo! « - band, Horace K. Fulton, his widow, | > arge reception kal jeading into beautiful ving L NOT BE T | Employment for thousands of men, . K . vidow. A e it 1 TOWILL NOT Bo nEsp EEKS CURB { fouid have meant handsome increases | Mrs. Ethel L. Fulton, has filed in the | And yet how frequently you read of oo g5 s gl s g o .t CEonce N 'C ON SWIND ST B e ",Z"{',’,‘é‘,:fi‘irvlstrm Supreme Court a petition to | casualties on the golf course. They all bed. Tastefully arranged dining room and kitchenette with ST T LE RING 27 in all the stronger position for|compel the American Security are labilities of some individual— L O os st il esim oA deorn and Dartnership heretofore cxistjng betw e sks which lie before them. InstiCompany, tiugtee of thelestate, leading to expensive suits and assessed indawe T hErds o dl Shore olyeclirense iolcctric Wxts udersigned, condu: s Hippod inuad frv ret ¢ The extent of such damage can. of |\, quprander to her her dower inter- il . L e g K course, never be gauged. The legiti- | g damages. and floor plugs in every ro b B 1905 -, mate Industries which were seekingjest in the personal property, which = S 1 “Golf Hazard I ness will be co S no doubt for expansion of thelr op- imated as worth £450,000. We write what we cal ol azard Insur- < b ‘the American invest. i e L . ; L bublic, and suftered with thel Fulton, through Attorneys R G|[oh sutuorities many cert D en the mammoth thefts of ! C. Lewis and Leckle, Cox & Sherier. and jon the “suspected” ] the bucketeers were perpetrated, have | points out that under the terms of the | veu | idly as the necessary evi 5 | their own idea as to the extent of the ! will and codicil she recajved only | ;),. obtained they, too, will be stopped | dumage which was do i! “xmr C "x" !l.ufv‘?_ lmm»I at 147 llarv:mlI stree’ from the further sale of worthless|panies. So. too. have the thousandsingrthwest and certain personal prop- ¢ | | - MTne " wuthorities arc. sorrs | of honest investment houses which |erty, which is less than her lawfal | Dru(Ettn: il !they cannot reach all the suspected|year after vear have been turningigshare. Qur Insurance Department ‘is 8 ‘Puusca at once and use the Martin over ‘hum{‘rrd» OSHI‘(;\::\L;“\‘;':; :l;]vl;\‘:fi Ons Finsusance RE epagtment o3 > aw for the protection of thos h that has been go the - % it -y vi ) y are continuing fo fall victims (o the |sion of American {ndustr such’In- | DISMISSES INDIANS' SUIT. ion, etc, without obligation T | wiles of the sleck stock salesmen,|Vestments having been one of the t i ; in making Ameri-| Chlef Justice McCoy of the Dis-| it is necessary to procecd witli | mightiest factors in malonf SIEICY ot Supreme Court has dismissed p ution lest some legitimate concern|an manufacture roren & Baiit foriindunction BaunErt s 0SS eips The Home of Homes throustoutitheiworld. the Karok Indlans to prevent the | Phone Main 4340 Srs. 1 uste LA ictontee £ e b debts owing to said firm are payable to Chris- | be damaged. Tovher F. West. abilities arc assumed | The various stock exchanges in the ! s him. e il el city are o ating witl au- igned.) CHRISTOPUER F. W | Ehoritien fo the faliest extent - +he Bulisn-DeUsr Sy indlc Foderal Power Commission from ex- | “Call it a billion-dollar swindle and | qouting Jeases to develop the water | you have something nearer ".'"uower of the Klamath national re- . : - solidated Exchange is particularly | {ruth in view of the damage which {ZONCY (0F Colitornia. The court held | debts ul g ? g i it is making a sweeping 1 has been done to thousands of legiti- {11 ™ tha petitioners had not made AL g ation, and in.addition to mate American companies for years|,,i a case and that the suit was in NOTICE ypeling s anember n“" and throwing |to come. is the way legitimate | o ¢ against ‘the TUnited States for any bills ons it into bankrupicy, within the lastiprokers who make up the big ma- (GG yag not consented to be sued. | S o . ne [few days it Tas also stopped ticker | jority of Wall street's handlers of o SGUIAR MEBTING OF THE STooe, Seivice to suspected brokerage offices. | purities view the depredations done e e holders of the Nortl, over the past several years by the| pDiamonds are now cut by ma- soclation, Ine.. will be o X bucketeers and the crooked promo-|chinery h the use of phosphor 2 Fitreets e, At 8 pm y | Women have been largely the vic- |ters that have operated both in Wall | pronze saws. The process on a one- Drenig; July 18, 1023 WM. . BRADLEY. | tims of the spurious stocking-selling | Street and throughout the country |carat stone takes about a day, while 1417 K Street CHOOSE YOUR LOCATION SPECIAL BARGAINS INSPECT TONIGHT Women Heavy Losers, presdent. 15 :R’S” POT ROAST be bought at Snide 119.20.21 Center Market, BEAUTIFUL RADNOR HEIGHTS, VA., BE- iween Fort Myer and new Key bridge: near approach of proposed Arlington Memoria: bridge; overlook whole city: large lots, rea- sonably priced and easy terms. LOUIS OTTENBERG, Trustee, 201_Colorado_bidg. s Getting Autoists Interested —by the more than fair prices we quote on General Repairing, Repainting, etc. R. McReynolds & Son Specialists in Painting, SUp Covers and Tops. 14231425 L ST. N.W Main 7228, PRINTING ~—that fulfills your highest expectations {The National Capital Press 13101212 D ROOFS REPAIRED! —High winds loosen many a roof and the next raio is bound to cause leaks and ruin. Is your roof safe? Better let our experts look it over. IRONCLAD stz 135 7ot b Our Reputation —ns practical roofers is behind every job—big or litte. Qur thorough work will make things tight and keep it so, for years to come. Get our estimate. KOONS ROOFING 1422 F st COMPANY _ Phone Main 938. Save Your Metal Roofs PERMANENTLY With Hirsch Roofing Compound Guaranteed 10 Years, A heavy-bodi asphalt coating mived with Sher Bo e ek eE N imes_as thick as roof paint. T e S e e T ESISTING AND: WATERPROOF, or Sale_ang “Applied by H ., Inc., Main 3934, CONTRACTORS, Bond Bidg. The, Adams’ Impress —stands for satisfaction—plus in printing. “High grade. but pot high priced.™ BYRON S. ADAMS, Zrsuwras. corporations, in which the entire cap- ital invested has been wiped out by the expenses of promotion and the ommissions” taken by the organ- izers. Many women also have been caught in the bucket shop crashes, but the supposedly stronger and wiser sex has fallen just as hard, or even harder in_many instances Legitimate stock market and bond values might have been increawed many fold with the inflow of the money squandered by an all too trust. ing public -in the bucket houses where they had no chance from. the moment they stepped within the door. The financial loss to the country | througn the criminal aiversion of this money is another element in the swindle situation which can not even be approximated, but old brokerage houses today sald it was tremendous. New York Is strugsling hard to clean its Augean stables, but the task grows even greater. SAYS HUSBAND GAMBLES. Wife Declares Poker Games Put ! Him in Debt. Mrs. Edna Bynum, in_a suit for a limited divorce from Jennings By- num, a clerk of the Shipping Board, charges he gambled and gave her worthless checks for household ex- venses, | “They were married October 1, 1919, when each Was twenty-one years old. the court is told. As a result of the gambling, the wife says, her husband is In debt. He also stays out at night and explains he was “playing poker with the boys,” she says. Mrs, By- num charges desertion. She is rep- resented by Attorney W. A, Coombe. MAUGHAN DELAYS TRIP. Dawn-to-Dark Flight to Be At- tempted Tomorrow. MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y., July 18.— —Lieut. Russell L. Maughan, who was | to have taken off today on a second attempt at a sea-to-sea daylight flight, has been compelled to post- pone the start until dawn tomorrow, to permit the correction of several minor defects in his motor. Lieut. Maughan will make a trial flight late this afternoon to test the repairs, paritcularly the gasoline feed system, which clogged and ended his flight &’ week ago. nd, as the “billion-dollar swindle” A iidest perlod of debauch with the public’s money promises to go down In financial history. ‘How were these stupendous thefts permitted to go on unchecked for vears? What was being done by Wall street authorities and public authorities to stop #he thieves, and why were they not stopped before the public has lost the greatest amount of money poured into & swin- dle in all history? Were the au- thorities remiss, or were they not, in the performance of their duties? W hol lame? o ene are the questions which the public is asking today. They have not been answered. How can they be answered? Probably best by a study of the conditions on which lay the founda- tions_for the swindles, of how the swindles developed and were op- erated. It is the purpose of this series of articles to set forth those conditions. The story is written with the pre- sumption that the reader is famillar with the stories which have been published in the news columns of the newspapers fecently on develop- ments in the investigations by the { public authorities of bucket-shop af- fairs, and no attempt will be made to rehash such news, but rather to | acquaint the reader with the condi- tions which led to those develop- imcntu. History in Cycles. The history of the stock market is_a history in cycles. In the cy{‘les there are recurrences of boom perlods for mining stocks, of boom periods for railroad and in- dustrial stocks, boom periods for public utilities stocks, periods of big upward movements in prices for stocks based mainly on speculative buying and periods of upward move- ments in prices based mainly on in- vestment buying, boom periods for bonds and other investment issues. Also there are cycles representing the return again and again of periods of depression, some of these period: representing 'a discounting of busi- ness depression and some of them representing a correcting of specu- lative abuses in the securities markets. Boom Time for Thieves. Inasmuch as there are these cycles governing the movement of prices in the securities markets, it 8 not un- natural that there should be cycles representing boom perfods for the underworld operators in finance—for the gentry who take advantage of the enthusiasm created by legitimate boom periods and prey on the cupld- ity of the unwary or ignorant pur- chaser of securitics. As another link large stones remain in the machine from one to four weeks. Does the wife frown if you chuckle over a | story you’re reading? | Then don’t read H. C. Witwer’s “Money ToBurns” whenshe’s around. In RUGUST at all news stands | The Right Glasses and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsmah Opticfl Co., 705 14th St. N.W. 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