Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1925, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, (., FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, GEDDES CONDUCTING [f:isi i iy s ARMY COOKS TAKE UP and eclared that if excessive profits BRITISH MEAT PROBE | i ".c 6.0 e . SORF-MARING FROBLEN porting interests financially controlle 1o = thousands of retall shops. YOUTH GETS NEW STAY. 1925. Abe Martin Says: WE DRN IS | | Booxxeeper pesaiopue URGES SELECTION OF COLLEGE YoUTH Minnesota Dean Says Un- X | U { P ur g, O " Small qualified Students Show | 3 i ; ; B A B o:mio altting | FEABLsd & Yeprieve fo Ber Appalling Waste. Reduction in Allowance for Sol- diers Makes Provision of Sub- stitute Necessary. Brusquely Treats Witnesses Sus- pected of Responsibility for High Prices. = D, I, January 9.— vesterday nuary 9.—Army cooks B England area will begin today to study methods of making :|soap, in accordance with orders re- celved from the War Department | yesterday. partment has also ordered a n of 25 per cent in the al-| of s0ap to each soldier in England area, recommending that the lack be made up by soap made from kitchen waste. The use of soap for washing windows is pro- | aton 80 Aokt ¢ [ hibited. " Kerosene is to be used in- | witnesses suspected of I 2 ok | in_maintaining high prices ot E e | R. 8 Forsyth, London manager Hefore You Invest Investigate. | the New Zealand Meat board, who testified vester | pudiated the suggestion o land that he was {n a trol the flow of New ; . + av w bill | England or that rd used its » t' pay a bill | position to raise pric Forsyth ned motto, | blamed the British refrigerator c e never | panies We never| PR, R. Hassan, vesident repre- 1o it when we're out, col-| gentative of the Australian Mes Council, suggested that un immediate profits might be | by more economic methods of market- > all need- | inz, Capt. Jewell, afternoon | of the royal commission which is in- | #entenced to die January estigating food prices yesterday was | rgely devoted to the guestion of | meat supplies and the effec alleged trust's cos wolil STOTAEC| puve for the mu Ralph Souders of C cing cnlivened 3 treatment | | which the chairman Wherever we g« e th' little b “Keep Smilin’,” but Stream s with the 16 Vital Elements Necessary to Health WHOLE GRAIN fine thing about this { Chiristmus avuz that I ‘We challenge any man or woman, ed any well or sick, to use WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT twice a day for twenty-four days and not confess a definite and dis- tinct all around improvement, physically and mentally—mentally, mind you, too. We'll go further and contract to return the price you have paid, wi thout Srgument, if after using the case on the basis of twice & day the user has the slightest doubt of his or her mental and physical /4§ improvement. This is a guaran- /4 tee to the world—to any body, anywhere. director of the 3 " a~p IF YOU HADA " SHIP SINKS, 7 KILLED. ‘ ..Lm‘.':!jg!fiw Captain and Crew Drowned in 1 SORETHROAT | T _Y}‘TW\AT\_ is the | Only ' TONSILINE | 2o Tex., January 9. Deering, with her c R Containing Them. %0 WASHINGTON FOOD CLINIC 1338 Eye St. VW, 2 Doors from 1ith St Frauklin 2605 Prompt Deliveries Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over Six Million What does this mean? It means that the Security behind the money placed on deposit in this company is the largest of any other banking insti- tution in Washington. What does this mean to you? MERICAN SECURIT e e ° AND TRUST COMPANY - 15th and Peina. Ave. tal, Surplus and Undizided Profits Ozer $6.,000.000 BRANCHES Central—7th and Mass. 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