Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, Deiciour LunchEoN €541 flRIEN'l'Al U HEAI] DENBY DEFENDS NAVAL OIL LEASES | 335 56 e orse 5ot They | cotevn and, Transpert Comuany 156t tyefvodoafoieodoatootoeioodosdoethefoodosto doosdouts testosts doatostonds Wonoerrut Course Dinner$l 2 ed with ofl at points where naval ex- (affirm that the leases were legal and Gafé Fleetwood AS BEST POLICY FOR NATION|z:eacd iyt |30 sy oot o Shomiand =i e § 3 I for out of naval reserve oil. Not a| “Third: Were these leases bcm-‘.’. $ 1760 Pea Sr..zl&. . dollar gx:_-h money came from the Treas- | ficlal to the United States? 17 5 o i 3 ury. le contractors built tankage | answer, ey were beneficial. hey ofe Erankiin 3 : Says Acts Were Legal and Well Considered for De-| ni other works by direction of the | brevented tho further 1058 of milions %3 Navy and under Navy specifications | of dollars’ worth of oil. They placed €@ e fense of United States in Case and Navy control as to expenditure. | oil on the coast and in the Hawalian ELECTRIC WIRING o %% XT3 R X2 K 1000 K2 Sod QXX oo .0 Friday and Saiurday Food Values Tha: Are FACTS Chuck Roast, 1b. . 17¢ Prime Rib. . . .Ib., 27c Hamburg . . . .Ib., 12¢ Plate Beef . . . .1b., 10c Sirloin Steak. .1b., 35¢ % Dutch Roll . . .Ib., 14c Rump Roast . .Ib., 26¢ Pork Loins,Ib. . .. 17¢c Half or Whole Fresh Shoulders. . .Ib., 12c Fresh Hams. . .Ib., 20c Boston Butts . .Ib., 14c Pork Hocks. . .1b., 10c Lean Chops. . .Ib., 16c Spareribs . . . .lb., 10c Leg of Lamb, Ib. . 35¢ Rib Chops. . . .Ib.,39c Breast of Lamb, Ib., 121c Shoulder Roast ...Ib., 18c Loin Chops. . .Ib., 42¢ Smoked Picnics, lb., 10c ¥rom 7 to 9 Ib. Average Swift’s Prem. Hams, Ib.,23¢ Boiled Ham .3 1b., 15¢ Piece Bacon . .Ib., 16c Dried Beef. .1 Ib., 15¢ Pure Lard,Ib. . . 13c Creamery Butter . .1b., 56c Imported Swiss, Ib., 57c¢ Cream Cheese .Ib., 30c Fresh Egegs. . doz., 50c Pan Trout,lb. . . 15¢ Halibut . . .. .Ib., 40c Fresh Fowl. . .lb., 37¢ Filet of Haddock, Ib., 30c Roasting Chickens, Ib., 40c Croakers . .. .lb., 15¢ Frying Chickens..lb., 43¢ Chicken Livers, Ib., 30c Chicken Giblets. . .Ib., 25¢ Turkeys, large, Ib., 30¢c Delicious Apples, 4 Ibs. . . 25¢ For the Table K3 "’ . °, % booe o * R 0, o * e Po ol accordance K3 * e 2 e QX > No profit, but only bare cost was al- | Islands, where it could be reach ; W, lowed in' the construction of these | quickly In case of emergency. Th First-class Work at Lower Prices Nine Counts Included in of War. tanks, greatly increased tho power’of ti ny 6-Room 558.00 o Advantage to Navy. Navy fol defand | the United Stat . - 3 which, in its essence, is its pi ouse charges of Usmg Mails Defending his course in assenting 1o | to use, store, exchange or sell the| “The royalties and other considera- | duty. noluding Floor Plugs, Switches, Halls and |the leasing of the paval oil reserves,i©il and gas products thereof, and | tions are believed to be the best the| ‘“The leases cannot be held illeg: Basement to Def | fecretary Denby of the Navy last mignt | those from all roalty oll from lands | government could possihly get. Under | until o court of ‘compejent jur S. Z. C. Westerfield Electric Co.| o 0 Defraud. sued a statement in which he declarcd | il the naval reserves, for the benefit | these leases the Navy will be provid- | tion has so declared. Z The . Z, C. Wester . | there are involved three basic polate aa | Of the United States. ed with fuel ofl to be used in an|be held not to h (RSN 86 NW. Novth £306 = { follows : i ¢ Under these powers the Secretary | emergency, which me s war, in a i rhe g e | ~|of the Navy wa: ed w ¢ | quantity readily accessible, which | ecaus po! and | The grand jury ¢ @ y ®ed an aa- “":;*,f‘,"';)",fi',‘}""‘({fll":"‘:‘:“f;g‘l 1onne ih< | duty of protecting the oll thus confid= | will probably last the fleet one year. | ot 1 the capreaaed Wil ot ¢ 9 {ditional indictnrent against Helmuth | jeases themscives were legal and. car | €4 to his care. In carrying out the will | Oil does not deteriorate 1o an ap- | srons, | They wil ba shown o h urchell’s | I Holler, charging him with evolv- | ried out the exnrsed will of Congrem s | af Congress I Lad three courses open | prociable extent in storare. The 8o | koot tor iho boneht of the miivd EXIXTRD * * K2 RS QX o R “(1)_ To do nothing and guard | greatly more securo by this action. on with the transa lncomparable STang the uture loss of | what would have been ultimately an | *“Theve facts have been well Known | tioos e lalleged frandulent scheme | greatly increascd the power of the Navy | SMPLY shell, because moxt of the ofl|to the public ever gince the transfer d by a profound belief that the e ey ) jireat would have been drained away from |to the Interlor Department was made o Unites Boflq“et Cofiee Is charged that he represented | defend the country. N X R A TenaoE Wess ore s for the beneflslof e Xinits | himself to be “the o o e Tty cuby asserted that the ["“u(s) o endeavor to create the | “The basic question i B e s aatioe) ; {garth of the Lord vah. T or e ol reserves wus Justified | mgehinery for handling the situation | “First. Did the Seeretn the/| 48 auiy other dct ot my official (oF May still be hought for || Christ:” and “president of 4 u €e of propositions. under the Navy Department by gov- | Navy act within the law when he | Private life’ ) of world renown, for the No End in Sight. ernment drilling, ete.; or asked for the transfer of the admin. | ———— = 25¢ P | pese of defranding various | ¢ “(3) To lease the right to drill|istration of the ofl lands to the De- C er oun: joux f money and prop With new leads developing in ap-|yunder proper conditions to private | partment of the Interior, which had HOTEL INN | pAccording o the fndicts eI nending succession, the end | enterprise. " In the exccution of this | control of il the oiher oil lands of D : r f - e ast course I had two alternatives, | to this ques- erasrY Hotel N w BURCHELL [ tised” the Orl . . ght. Many witnesses, prom-{ one to lcase the drilling pri e lly ‘assert that the e Main BIORAI08 . . s i :'!I:(!lu ::lx.n.ll’ nxup.ir mm' 2 | Ine : 1 :,d "fih""t’f‘r""{; L 'm;I have pald into the Treasury lhpllranfllvrd\\'u\' legal. S 9th N.W. - - and o internationalistic | v c examined, a ere is n ue of the royalty oil belonging to| “Second. Was the execution of the 810, g 817-19 Fourteenth St. NW. || s I represent how many others will be | the Navy under such leasing cone pagreements with the Mammoth Ol | with “sony, 0 oveekly; $10.60 rooms, | ing American Cxnert accountants have | tract, or to retain < { 3 > o i k act, « ain and preserve ihe |Company and the Pan American Pe- | room, 60 | owing the po through the books of stock bro- | ofl Ve ‘the surface, since It could i ¥ ing all mankind by a ndogmatic | Kerage firms, banks and quasi-business | not reserved bel 3 u erve ¢, for the use and truly progr higher cduca- ations 'in search of transactions || R of the Tt don and a new universal religion | in dud beneRt ot th United Htate truer than any other. [ i mavar”Seer Reanon for Transter. { : MADE TO ORDER. . | Hax Nine Countn. manding his resignation in his state | jes Jorisictian. Trasssey oy under | WINDOW SHADES!! | The indictment is in nine counts ang |eNt last night.” which was in the blic oil 3 . o * beneficial to the gov- | o, me: fenses of the United States were made | States. | i & K3 > = KX o o%% X2 0 * e R " 2> > K 9, IX <X e o4 " < . 2> L * oo QXX K3 Q s QXD & s 0 K2 X2 K2 XD o Xa) 2 440, 2 s’ " XX K2 % % a n wax i1 lands already leased (o after denying that Holler was the bf Detroit in cenly to the messape ot | PFivate enterprise. The total naval K] % of Detroit in repl | Fepresentative o the Messtan ana | hrRaiialt I reply o the message of | ofi "raservo Tands *ais Just Think! MADE TO ORDER K3 X2 o sion amount to acres. % XIXIXD ' that his un ty W | fhe ns of Michigan. policy of the administ: . ceived. hun . AT FACTORY PRICES. Canbehad sets out the names of & numbe. s 2| - |ordination of governmental ac 3 i 1 ire. Bote ot e mbe ol etters and telegrams frotl | and not duplication. Therefore. ; | - m ]_)raehully "‘X“"-olor you desire. | 1t also deu Mdeclared that Fsuch & dem- | took up With the Secretary Estimates cheerfully furnished. "e* %" 2 KZXD> o, Q Q) * 5 s i { Interior and the Presi e ponat 1 ition of transferring t R > * Iogues and other “pamphiets jtion and custody of these naval pe. - . N | university e X ks - _itroleum reserves to the Department 1horoughly Reliable ! ! ioae e s MeS= | of the Interior, reserving to the Navy 7 N g sage, ) St | Department the general policy as tn Instruments of a university, it is alleged, |which had been set aside by Congress | 4rilling on such “lands. Lxe ! 5 awarded degrees without examination |for the benefit of the United States order, dated May 31, 1921, the| 1 Variety of Well Known ||| or course of stuay. including acgrecs | & ‘ere being drained by privates | President ‘made these recommenda- | | i medicine ~which that" concern ed w joining those reserves. ‘lan,;;hfflelflh';l- N |3 Tolea aimed would .be accepted for ad h. > being drained is un-| “The Interior and Navy depart- Makes | mission to examination by med pas were-belng) dratned 18/ un-| o 0% theveattar entored Into Sarece | KD > K3 %o % ¢% XEXTXLX DX O o2 o2 QXIXIXEX oo%% Xg s <X boards throughout the countr . under date of June 4,y Mments with the Mammoth Oil Com- * - o pany and the Pan-American Petro- N i DROOP’S e thoee s . B an mrinaport Campuny o G | 830 13th St. NW.| | Phone Main 4374 : ; e Cavy is| When necessary, and to conserve for 1 o o | W. STOKES SAMMONE, Propristor Muslc Houne c , i | s within the naval petro products, under t 3 - e 1300 G Sh-eet k N lns are or may become sub- | favorable and bene 4 v R 2 AT IR IE N B R A A N < | to the control use by the! Sceinway nnd Other 3 : ew York: | United < for naval purposes, | Leading Planos enry 1 Huntington, W.|to conserve, dev se and operate | E . Bird of Washing” | the i ion, directly or by contract, lease or otherwise, and K * 2, RTINS "’ R * QXD 00:00 > e "’ e e’ 3 8 3 o . S, 465 0% *, “’ 0y X o 0 % 2R oo "* % o o% '’ oo o%% Q ' XXX . Q P Hake & Tompanyy oo e 29630900 304} 03 S oo ! X "8 " The Public Has Caught My Vision of the potential possibilities and is sub- scribing appreciatingly to the stock of The Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation o3 %o o 9800 2 R e 03 X2 2 XD * »- » K3 X2 XD K2 ® * o Q 2> %o o% KaXEX 2 *' 2 ' 0 * 2 0450000470630 0004, * e XD R s * 2088 @ o e " > '’ > * o * Q> e . "y We are forming a company that has its field of operation ready at hand. The moment our stock quota is filled your investment will be at work upon an assured dividend-earning basis. Ry % * 2 X3 GXIXRTXD bo o K3 "o’ Black Twig Apples 6 Ibs., 25¢ For Cooking or Eating Iceburg Lettuce, head, 10c Grapefruit . .3 for 25¢ Arizona Grown—The Best Thin and Jufey o 2 KEX D> 0 > Bananas, 30c to 40c doz. Large Fruit %% s’ There will be no period of idleness for these funds—no expen- sive seeking after business. KD ® * K >0, 0 ', K3 * *, 0, " e "’ KD 0 The building programmes of The Wardman Construction Com- pany, and contemporaneous developments with which I am intimate- ly familiar, will provide investment opportunities—entirely non- speculative in character. - 2 2 EX D K2 * K3 IXTTXIXIXD 0 K2 * Turnips,Ib. . . . . 5¢ Clean and White .bunch, 8c Onions . . . .6 Ibs., 25¢ y—Florida Yellow—Large—Clean Cocoanuts . . .each, 8¢ Figs ... ....lb., 24c Pink Salmon, 2 cans, 25¢ Hunt’s Pears, can, 25¢ Fruit Salad . . can, 19¢ 2% Can No. 1 Can Hunt’s Peaches. . .can, 25¢ Hunt’s Pears, can, 19¢ TOMATOES - 2o - % W‘K“""‘?:fi~ .can, 12¢ . Campbell’s Beans . .9c VanCamp’sSoup,2 cans,15c Ritter’s Beans . .. .8c Pick of Pack Peas, .2, 25¢ Extra Sifted Early June Quaker Qats .....9c Old Va. Meal, 2 Ibs., 7c Cream of Wheat. .20c Pineapple, No. 2 can, 19¢c Honolulu Lady Wool’s Fruit Salad; can, 33c The Large 2% Size Can—Very Faney Marcella Peas, can, 20c Ritter’s Catsup, small. .10c 6 Cans, $1.00 Maryland Corn....9¢c Ritter’s Catsup, large. .16c Carton Salt, 4-Ib. Box, 7c Morton’s Salt, 3 pkgs., 25c Evap. Peaches, 3 Ibs., 25¢ Cholce Prunes, small size, 7 Ib., 25c Evap. Apricots, 3 Ibs., 25¢ Evaporated Milk, can. 10c Bordens—Carmation—Van Camp—FPet Coffee Ib,, 23¢ K K2 %% %% o 00 o B A A A P A A A A ARG S A I A Y o * The preferred stock has a fixed 89, earning value— -and is cumu- lative. That holders of preferred stock may have a voting voice in the Company a share of common stock is allotted with each share of preferred stock at $125.00. The minimum dividend authorized for the common stock is $4.00 per share—making the minimum divi- / dend per joint share $12.00. I can see even greater possibilities and | Y the public knows I am conservative in my judgment in such matters. = We are getting a splendid personnel together—a board of direc- | ‘Vinding up some lots Of Men’s tors, the members of which are associated with Washington’s most Sui dO Harry Wardman Ezra Gould ¢ ults an Vercoa'ts President Wardman Park Hotel Co. President Washington Mechanics outstanding successes— President Wardman Construction T”Ssvings Knnk. & Gaak ) Co., builders of over 300 apart- asurer Racquet Club. | ments and 4,000 dwellings in Former Vice President Merchants Washington, D. C. Bank and Trust Co. At Former President of Dupont Na- 23 "’ K2 KEXIXZX D) e "% K2 " (2> % K3 IX X 2 XEXD) K2 "’ > 2 * . » K X g ®, QXD & T 28 ! K3 %% % & 1+ D ¥ X R X4 R (D> 2> ® Q> ' e 0 R % e e XEXX . K2 XIXIXD % R > K2 " k3 '’ 5 % " K3 * b0 4% 430 o3e ¢! %04 Pa% 9% K3 * John Poole tional Bank. President Federal-American Na- : tlon:'l. Bank. Thomas P. Bones Treasurer Columbia Country Club. Vice President Wardman Construc- F International President i Co. - . . ® Hotary Clab, T s e The Suits have two pairs of pants, and are in Director Chesapeake & Potomac Hotel. neat patterned effects and desirable models. Telephone Co. o N Difector’ Acacta Mwtual Zite Amo- Hon;‘olr)mn::flsxe:s‘;’;fl:e The Overcoats are Double-breasted, made up Chairman National Budget Commit- otD.C. in Double-faced weaves; full belts or half belts. tee for D. C. General Counsel Wardman Con- Treasurer Y. M. C. A. Struction Co. ool QXX * 23 * * % IXTXIIXTXEXD * %, KX o KO XX o " R X G X G X S XS X 2 O 0, 'a% %! 120+ * K * 2 T * K2 ® ' K3 2 QXA X D Q K3 * K3 Of course, the values are considerably greater W. Wallace Chiswell . § A 7 4 President Peoples Mutual Benefit c"“‘:::l l‘;‘f;'e;:-n _ than the price—but we’re yielding the difference Insurance Co. ael ol SRR in a clearance effort. James D. Hobbs % Treas. National Woodworking Co. Hubbert R. Quinter Treas. Wardman Construction Co. Secretary Wardman Construction Second Vice President, Treasurer Wardman Park Hotel. Secretary Wardman Park Hotel. About 250 pairs of these There has been just the kind of response that I felt sure would t4 come—which, however, rather emphasizes the necessity for mak- Men S separate Pants ’ ing prompt subscription. | For convenience, payment may be made upon the basis of $50 32.95_33.95_$4.95 per share, with-the balance in thirty and sixty days. = P p— I can not offer any better advice than to urge upon you to An extra ‘pair of Pants will lengthen the life of join us in The Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation. | your Suit—and out of this variety of patterns you Subscription books are open now at 1430 K Street. can easily select something _tlut will go well with it. ‘ Cassimeres, Worsteds, Herringbones, Stripes, Sincerely, ; i Pencil Stripes, etc.—in sizes up to 50 waist. 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