Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1925, Page 10

10 RAL STOCKS SO T0.41 DI WORKERS New York Central’s Special Offering Is Grabbed Up by Road Employes. By the Associated NEW YOR ebruary than 41,000 cmployes of the Central lines, 12 St an province holders in the tral Railroad Company, as a result of @ special offering of the compan stock. President P. E. Crowley an- nounced that subscriptions had been received for 96,900 shares of stock, having a par value of $9,690,000. The offering of 06 shares was over- subscribed 1 er cent. oversubscrip- the company has increased the amount of stock available for allot- ment to 6 shares New York Central had holders prior to this offering of shares to the employes. There will now be 78,000 stockholders, more than twice the former number. About one- fourth of the total number &f em- nloyes in service have subscribed. The total number of investors in securi- ties of all the lines is increased to 170,000 During the three week the offer has been before the employes, subscrip- e been pouring into the ntral terminal from all over the system Subscriptions for 1 share were re- ceived from 23,103 emploves; for from 2 to 5 shares from 15, employes; 1,757 asked for from 6 to 10 shares, while 747 sent in_subscriptions for 11 to 20 shares. In all, 41,570 em- ployes subscribed. SCOUTS ATTéND SERVICES Special Sermons Preached Here on Anniversary. Services were held yesterday in churches in Washington in ebration of the fifteenth anniver- y of the founding of the B uts of America. In nearly every community which ha troop serv- ices were held. Rev. I S. Primm preached a special sermon at the Sec- ond Baptist Church on “The Stuff Men Are Made Of,” while a_special sermon was preachied at the Western Presbyterian Church by the Rev. James Harvey Dunham. Practically the entire membership of the Boy Scouts attended services at the Wash- imgton rches yvesterday. Maj. John A. Lejeune, com- mandant of the Marine Corps, will be the principal speaker at a celebration to be held next Saturday evening in the auditorium of Central High School. Music will be furnished by the Marine Band and the program will be broadcast through WCAR. \t the services a number of Scouts who have advanced iff grade will be presented with the tokens of their mew position. L. A. Snead will pre- side and deliver a short address. 00 stock- Organ Recital to Be Given. Harry Edward Mueller of Asheville, N. C., will give an organ recital at the First Congregational Church to- morrow aftefnoon at 4:45 o'clock. Mr. Mueller until he went to Asheville last May had been for flve years the or- ganist and choirmaster of the church at which he will give his recital, was director of the George Washington Male Glee Club and took an active part in the local musical life. He will interpolate two piano solos in his program. No admission fee will be charged The program is as follows: Intro- auction to Third Act and Bridal Chorus, from “Lohengrin” (Wagner); “On Wings of Song” (Mendelssohn); “Ariel” (Bonnet); “Melody” (Dawes): ‘Allegro Vivaci,” from the “Fifth Symphony” (Widor); “Romance’” Schumann): “Rigoletto Paraphrase” (Verdi-Liszt wo familiar melodies, “Les Preludes” (I | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy to partly cloudy and. colder; moderate south shifting to west and northwest winds. Maryland—Rain tonight, warmer in east and colder In extreme west por- tion; tomorrow mostly cloudy and colder; moderaze to fresh south shift- ing to west and northwest winds. Virginia—Rain tonight, warmer in northeast and colder in extreme west portion: tomorrow partly cloudy and colder. ¥ south shifting to west and northwest winds. N West Virginia—Mostly clou colder tonight and tomorrow, north portion tonight Records for Thermome: 4 12 midnight, 43; 4 a.m.. noon, 59. Barometer—4 p.v 30.19; 12 midnight, 30.1 8 am., 30.18; noon, 3. Highest temperature at 3 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 35, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 38; lowest. Hours. 66; 8 p., occurred Tide Tables. (Compiled by United States Coast and Geodetic 2 Today—Low tide, 2:56 and 3:07 Tomorrow—Low tide, a.m. and 3:48 pm.: high tide, 9:14 am. and 29 p.m. The Sun and Moon. sets, row—Sun rises, 7:06 a.m.; sun i 39 pm. | Moon rise 31 pam.; sets, 7:36 am. Automol e lig one-, half hour Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at § am.: Great Falls—T, perature, ondition, very muddy. Wes | i Temperature. <m Btations. Weatier. Jq3rm 38w H £ b ‘A ie City 31 Baltimore Birmingham. 2 Bismarck Roston . Buffalo Charleston . “hica g0 Cincinnatl Cleveland 0 Raleigh,N.C. 30.16 8 Lake City 20.94 San’ Antonio, 30.02 San_Diego.... 30.00 §. Francisco 30.18 Cloudy Clear Pt.clondy Foggy FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England. ~e. 80 Cloudy Parls, F 2 Part cloudy Snow San Juan, Porto Rico... Havana, Cuba, Colon, Canal Zone. Part cloudy ‘Woman, 70, Hurt by Fall. While descending the stairs from the first floor to the basement of her home, 606 Tennesses avenue, shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday morning, Mrs. Genevieve Yobst, 70, fell and suffered severe injuries. She was badly shocked, her head cut and ribs fractured. She was taken to Cas- ualty Hospital, where her condition was reported as being undetermined. p.m.; high tide, 8:36 am. and 8:51 p.m. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, CONSPIRACYCHARGED- }.-...-.IIIIIIIIIII.III-.-IIIII--.-I-II'-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII--IIIII. Federal Trade Commission Acts Against Milling Company. ’se of unfair methods in competi-| tion was charged by the Federall Trade Commission today in a com-j plaint against the Larrowe A\HIHIIKl ! Company of Detroit and 17 manufac- {turers of buet sugar. The complaint | charges the respondents are engaged in a wrongful combination and con- spiracy to suppress competition inl the marketing of beet pulp, a by- product of et sugar manu’acturing. med in the com- latest survey of the great ~-the original great white now more miliion ent lamps advertising the [Colds That | Develop Into | |~ Pneumonia Chronic coughs and pefsistent | colds Jead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creo- | mulsion, an emulsified creosote 1] that is pleasant to take. Creomul- [|/sion is a new medical discovery with twofold action: it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and kills the gern Of all known drugs creosote is recognized by the medical fra- {ternity as the greatest healing| agency for the treatment of | chronic coughs and colds and | other forms of throat and lung| troubles. Creomulsion contains, | in addition to creosote, other heal- | ing elements which soothe and heal the inflamed membranes and stop the irritation and Inflamma- | tion, while the creosote goes on | to the stomach, is absorbed into| the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead to consumption. | Creomulsion is guaranteed satl 07 throat and lung Tlent for building up | s or the flu. h or cold, no matter relieved after || Tous, Ask ¥ T Xttanta, Before You Buy—See STUDEBAKER ’for your pocketbook’s sake STOMACH QUEER" G, INDIGESTION | | Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, i | Instant Stomach Relief! i 1f you feel fui., sick or uncomfortable after cating. here is harmless stomach relief. “Pape’s Diapepsin settles the stomach | and corrects digestion the moment it reaches the stomach. This guaranteed stomach corrective costs but a few cents at any drug store. Keep it handy! Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs WHITE ONLY 15¢ each Palais Royal—Main Floor. Newest Choker Creations Specially Priced $1.95 3eautiful Metal Chain Choker, combined with colored pearls, embeded with very fine seed pearls. Shades are rose, violet and white, and acqua- marine. Palais Royal—Main Floor. $5 Handmade Pouch Bags Special, $ 4.29 PBeautiful combinations of colorings. Made of crystal beads, mounted on filigree frame—silk lined. Fitted with attached mirror and change purse. $3.95 Velvet Bags Special, $2 95 Many of these bags have been marked as high as $10, previous to our stock taking. Made of good quality chiffon velvet, silk lined, fitted with change purse and center com- partment. Palais Royal—Main Floor. | G @& 11th Sts. 1925. - Service and ‘Courtesy Women’s - Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs Special, 10c each Palnis Royal—Main Floor. %O]PAILAIHS ]IQOYAL Established 1877 Exceptional Values in Winter Coats New Spring Wearing Apparel and Accessoties Every Winter Coat Greatly Reduced Coats That Sold for $39.50 to $165 Sale Prices $25 335 355 $69.50, $85 and $98 Materials and furs are of the finest quality. Colors are: Penny brown, shutter green, tan, oxblood, dusk, gray and black. Furs are: Natural and dyed opossum. Chinese lamb, natural and sable dved squirrel, natural muskrat, ringtail fox. vicuna and beaver. Large collars and cuffs, some have facings and borders. Sizes 14, 20, 36 and 50%_. Palaly Royal—Third Floor. The New Spring Tailored Modes Makes perfect fitti seam foot—and cking woman with tender feet Are Wondrously Pleasing! Charming Two-piece Frocks with box coat—raglan sleeves—embroidered linen collars and cuffs—with side pleats in skirt for fullness Smart Ensemble Costumes, in jewel-tone cloth. combined with flat crepe, with applique embroidery trimming—Channel collar which may be worn high il desired. Ensembles, with frocks of plain faille—and seven cighths length of plaid Kashmir—one of the most stun- ning models. Two-picce Frocks of Kashmir in three-tone stripes in jewel shades, smartly tailored and trimmed with buttons. There arc so many lovely modcls—that just to sce them gives one mew inspiration, and pleasure in Specials for Monday Women’s Extra Size Burson Hose Regularly 39c Sale Price, 3 for 94c Medium weight, in black, white and balbriggan Women's Extra Size Mercerized Burson Hose Regularly 50c Sale Price, 2 for 89¢ Seamed back. extra full cut. Also cotton, black with white soles, all black, and balbriggan with ribbed tops. ARTHUR L. LEE selection. Managing Direcisr Hotel McAlpia Hotel Martinique Sizes 16 to 40. $25 0 $95 Palais Royal—Third Floor. The New Slip-On Sweaters With Gardenias $3.95 One of the smartest models, made of soit wool, with collar and cuffs of rayon (fiber silk) and wool. Vee neck and long sleeves. Burson Silk (Rayon) Hose A good looking and good wearing stocking white and colors. Regular Sizes, 79¢ Extra Large Size, $1 Palais Royal—Main Floor. Black, AT Mirrors! Toilet Mirrors, $4.50 Several different styles—Easel at- tachment. Bevel Extension Mirrors $2.95 Handy for shaving. Adjustable Combination Hand and Stand Mirrors $1.75 and $2.95 Single Magnifying Mirror $1.69 Stamped Card Table Covers; Specially Priced 50c Two designs stamped on white material for colored embroidery. Stamped Three-Piece Buffet Sets 39C Set Five different designs stamped on pure linen—oyster white. Finished models on A Frank Talk to the Man or Woman Planning to Visit New York ! HATEVER success T have had as thé Managing Director of the great Hotel McAlpin, I credit to but one thing. My ability to get the viewpoing of the visitor 6 New York—to undersiand his or her wishes and desires—to sympathize with one away Tongue grey? mie e | Youy infestines need atfention ik of ithe McAlpin. . Whatever they amay NATURE has a way of informing us when think—good or bad—reflects upon me. T've been over the country and often longed to give the discriminating traveling public things I've seen lacking in the average hotel. So the McAlpin offers you just what I would trce'l from the finest hotel in the world. What I expect—and what you get at the McAlpin—is this: Clean, cheerful rooms—with unlimited ser- wiee at limited cxpense— The cozy co mfort of your own home—with every modern convenience at your fingers’ P‘:‘h: finest food in the world—served while the most bewitching dance music plays. 1 want you to think well of my great City of New York—and I can do this only by hav- ing you think well of the McAlpin. So Linvite you here—wire, write or phone— and P assure you the kind of treatment you would like if you yourself were the manager of the McAlpin. 5 Mancging Divcter shows clearly and ly all subw: and other . sive McAlpin feature, of course. Ask for w3 Hotel W Alpin Brosdwensaf 34% Streef all is not well within, The sign that something is out of order in the intestinal tract is a coated tongue. Don’t wait until you begin to feel ill. When your tongue shows grey in the mirror, take Pluto Water at once. Gently but insistently, this safe water physic releases and removes the disturbing accu- mulations that are’causing the trouble. It acts in thirty minutes to two hours. And a big advantage of Pltuo Water is that it does not gripe after use. Keep Pluto Water on hand at all times. Physicians prescribe it, druggists sell it and it is bottled at French Lick Springs, mp Indiana. PLUTO WATER “Ziz* When Nature Won't Pluto Wil ImssEsadsEmNEERENN display. Palais Royal—Main Floor. For the Little Tots Attractive Spring Hats 3 Sfle.cially Priced $1.98 — These are fashioned of light-weight straw, or silk and straw combinations, trimmed in ribbons and Spring flowers. All in the newest bright Spring colors. Girls’ Gym Bloomers 81 Of twilled sateen, inverted pleat in_back. Extra full for all athletic wear. Sizes 8 to 18. Children’s Drawers + 25¢ - Of soft cambric, well made, finished with neat ruffle. Sizes 2 to 12, School Bloomers 59c¢ Of fine quality black sateen, full cut with elastic waist band. Sizes 6 to 14. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Colors are red, -white, powder blue and buff. Palais Royal—Third I'loor. Splendid Group of Practical Morning Dresses $1.59 Handmade Nightgowns $398 Specially Priced Featured of fast colored Amoskeag gingham. Straightline model, with neat white collar. “Barmon make.” Tub Silk Costume Slips $3.50 Straightline model, bodice top, with 20-inch hem of the same ma- terial. Colors white, pink, gray, tan, blue, black and navy. Irish or filet laces. A Jimited quantity. Special Group of Princess Slips and Petticoats - $2.29 —of good wearing tricoknit, in several styles. lounces with inserts of con- trasting colors. - All the bright Spring shades. Palals Royal—Third Fioor. Straight pleated These exquisite garments made of the finest lingerie cloth, beautifully embroldered in raised flowers and trimmed in real baby Double Mirror, 75¢ Magnifying lens on one side with plain plate glass mirror on reverse side. Ivory rim. Palais Royal—Main Floor. 5 Special Items for Daily Use Kleinert’s Household Rubberized Aprons Special, $1.25 to $1.69 Assorted colors. ars “Nell Brinkley” Bob Curlers Special, 3 Cards, 21c 4 curlers to card. Ready-Made Round Garters Special, 45¢ Pair Trimmed with small fancy bows, assorted colors. g . Short Black Sateen Aprons S Special, 2 for 21c With ruffles, trimmed with small pocket. Clinton Safety Pins 1 Dozen to Card Sizes 0,00 and 1. Special, 2 cards, 8c. Sizes 2 and 3. Special, 2 cards, 12c. Palais Royal—Main ¥loor. EEaEEESEENENERS