Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1924, Page 35

— THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C.. TRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924. PLAN TOAVOID LOSS | & @28 %8 ® SO GG0OOGGRGLOGGGBLBHHLE GG GHLLOLGGGBOLOLOLGGOOBGGGOLD GG IN FILM INDUSTRY s Otganization ' Formed to Effect _ Elimination of Waste and for Other Reforms. 15 INCORPORATIONS. ENROLL Program as Announced Authorixedi by Will H. Hays. By the Associated Pre LOS ANGELES, Calif., January 18. —Organization of the Association of Motion Picture Producers, Anc., “with # view to effecting a program for the #limination of ‘waste and other im- Provements” in the le industry, was &nnounced here by Maj. Walter Tuller on behalf of Wil H. T M strumentality to purposes in which the ciation fs engaged. The ¢ gtated in the artieles of in- { { i rurthertie uterests of all th t vn)\énb]: lnur;\l .And artis of motion pieture produc velop the educa entertainment general use- s of the Tmothun pleture. incorporators { ation are 3 GOUIV:DMT'F'!UFSVTfiEiES | ORDERED INTO COURT| To Be Questioned Regarding $82,- 000,000 Estate—Accounting Ask- cd by Fifty Heirs, Gould vesterd dered to appear for question- unting suit filed by | now is being heard | i rd. formerly { will be the{ Edwin Gould | he end of the | . Howard | in Furope. | J LiL‘ul‘J. \\?\[’,] a . said i before the ond | 2djourned €. B. & 0. OFFICIAL DIES IN PULLMAN SMOKER: &. S Martin, General Agent. Is' Viclim of Apoplexy—Body Found by Porter, ngton und | ar! today ow( Ohio rallruad i E H a porter a few | fore the train pulled into le at 2 o'clock hich was Gue 16 apoplexy. 1 i Y o establishment here. | = wey will accompany it to New | ater in th SKY JU’MPER HURT. u\\v HES 5., January 18} of both { ., and will be{ ral wegcks, { 'smu(s' Rlcflfi% AND LIMBERS UP STIFY JOINTS Pharmacists call it “Joint-| Ease” because it’s Swollen, Sore, i Creaky Joints Only. It took a good many years to get together a combination of pain-| subduing and swelling - reducing agents declared to be the one rem- edy that almost instantly pene- trates through skin and flesh and \starts right in to make swollen, in- flamed, creaky, pain-racked joints a5 good as new. They call this new and wonder- ful preparation “Joint-Ease,” be- cause the medical man who turned the trick worked for years to per- fect some low-priced remedy that|| would really benefit the millions of people who have one or more joints that need helpful attention. So “Joint-Ease" is prepared only for people who have a_ swollen, painful, creaky, distorted or stiff joint, whether it be in knee, elbow, shoulder, ankle, neck or finger and whether it is caused by rheuma- | tism or Something else. | Of course, it can't help but quickly put an end to such super- ficial ailments as lumbago, neu- | ralgia, neuritis, aching muscles, | stitch in the side, crick in_ the | neck or sore feet because of ‘its penetrating action, but what it is | really recommended for is joint | ailments of any nature whatever. Ask for a tube of “Joint-Ease.” You can use it several times in one evening for quick results, be- cause. it goes right through the | skin with only a few geconds rub- | bing. It surely is a swift pene- | trator, and when }t gets under the skin it starts right in to clean up all joint trouble. Paoples Drug Stores dispense it | dally for about 60 cents a tube, as | do "first-class druggists every- ‘where.—Advertisement. Embroidefo;d Neckwear _—-Sale at 5 Price A Sample Line Chic and Fine The daintiest col- lars, vestees, guimpes and jabots, in white, ecru and cocoa. Or- gandie, net and lace, trimmied with filet and Baby Irish. Also linen jor sports wear. Priced 50c to $2.95. New Pleatings — Net, voile, organdie or geor- gette, in white, ecru and New Circular Tabs.— These popular collars may colorful combinations, 39¢ be had in white, ecru or to $1.50 yard. colors. 79c to $1.95 yd. 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