Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 25

T PRAISES VERDIGT ENDING GUMB|NE% Daugherty Holds Cement: Trust Decision Establishes Code of **Business Ethics.” The decree signed by fn New York dissolv nufacturers’ I'rot ion was viewed by Attorr erul Daugherty last nizht s most com code of busin pect to trade Judge Knox r the anti- The decree was signed in the brought by the whan two vears age man anti-tr with an o Judge K suit | rument nore ust act in the law pinations bro with resy about by con- i’ ‘their. tu Holdin membership Gement manufi unlawrul t The memb Ainst declin d in the decree. e decree set forth at none of th ve od to any of the defendant panies individually. Forbids “So-called Freight Books.” A sectlon enjoining th from cireulating amor “so-called freight hooks com- ! While sotting forth the right detendants to maintain or subscribe decree enjoins them collective individually from “agreeing to refuse | customers | circum- ER ELECTRIC CO. 719 O® St.NW. \‘ 2! Complete, re- 98 duced to... 4 U, A.B.C Electric. w-nm“ $69 50 K‘nnpafl Wireless Sets Grue Cartouche —the gift of gifts. 18-kt. white gold; reinforced 15-jewel Gruen move- ment. Open a Charge Account. Buy now—pay next year SELINGER’S 820 F St. Cor. 9th ok for (he Big Clock™ “Armstrong Chaloner, Albemarle same opportunity sl ns “become inappropriate or un- Alrplanes to Lift Automobiles Out of Virginia Mud Proposed of the famo December 14.— of Merry propounder Richard county, ~ | Byra, apply for “modif- [ $50,000,000 b ment” of its provi- 1d that they are in- v. ¢ the defendant ¥ dgm d the p “Who's looney Bvelyn Richmond and Winchester a “Byrd of {ll omen™ ginia's progress, at least indirectly, obposed a in this state. recent defeat of the bond {ssue to the A telegram from Mr. dated Raleigh, N. HE EVENING STAR, “Motorin time had p! You somebos us query to his brother, |}, now?' fears that Byrd, prominent awyer, s regarding Vir- Tmplying that Mr. ond fssue for road work He also attributes the norant farmers of the Chaloner, C., to Mr. Byrd says: Virginia mud. WASHINGTON, to Charleston, 8. C. Last easure to sec you was in law case ‘brousht by &nother. man. mald yYou are Always fighting Now 1 am fighting you and the mud roads you at least Factly advocate. T fear you are Byrd of 1l omen regarding Virgin! rogress asthe following witnesuet! nterview with me in and Obesrver praises North Caroline roads, condems Virginia as backward timid’ and parstmonfous. Attributes defeat of bond lssue to the stingy, {gnorant farmers of Wires Secretary for Atd. In preparation for his return.trip, aloner wired his secretary: ‘Please station two men ‘and four mules two miles south of Mechantcs- Villo prepured to_ haul cur out of Since motoring in D. Virginia, always mud roads, Mr. today’s News day comes airplani e state. ng car. When t taken up with his north state. meantime, I shall carry complete wrecking kit in trunk en route.” Commenting further on Virginia Chaloner said: “I never attack conditions unless T am ready to suggest a remedy. Here is & two-headed remedy, one for pres- d the other for future use, when nes will have advanced to a e of practical utility. When that will hover over the north bank of the Potomac—alr- lanes large inouth to Carry a tour- venturous mo- torist reaches said pot he will be ar and wafted through the air to the line of the old For present ui alm to ., of which T am a member, to est-bu-h relief stations at fifteen- C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 mile intervals on main feeder roads through with S O S signals may be radioed in advance as I have th day sent an S O S to my Secretary.” FIELDING NOT PARALYZED. OTTAWA, December 14—Dr. George S. McCarthy, personal physiclen to W. S. 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