Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 40

40 ASSERTS FARMERS MUST CO-OPERATE E. H. Cunnmgham UFQBSIA,‘uxmer of the late Judge and Mrs. Them to Sink Individual- ism to Gain Success. By the Ascociated BROOKINGS, £ Dak. June 15. - |at the residence tomorrow morning at The American farmer was told today |11 o'clock. ¥ Earl Wilfle: by E. H. Cunningham, Federal Re.|officiate. Interment will be in ng- | serve Board member, that he must|ton Cemetery by the side of her late} submerge the individualism “to which | husband. who was an officer in the he holds so tenaciously” into actual, | Civil War. ! and not theoretical, co-operation, if he ! — would obtain fc neighbors the gene of returns for the ind try. Mr. Cunningham now co-operation it among the farmers ‘heads-I-win. tails-you Speaking before the is game nnual_convi tion of the South Dakota Bankers' Association, Mr. Cunningham, who also is a dirt farmer, asserted that once there was complete organization among the farmers there would im mediately be funds available for| financing the industr financing as the heart of the fa problem and urged that the study farm leade than to “frills” phase of America ¥armer an in caring for t s economic life. Individualist The, American farmer has be and is vet, an individualist,” said My Cunningham. “He is. however. rap-| coming to the point where he Alizes that there, is something wrong in his methods and vidualism to which his us that practiced | of en He regarded | rm of be directed to that rather | his | en. he will have to be submerged into other customs that will work more favorably toward his Success. It is a very slow process of evolution that oing to bring t shout. I do not think that the de velopments. so t all discour aging: but there is nothing in pract to warrant the statement that we generally co-operating in the and distributing our sducts “We follow the plan of co-ope YdKlli"] age | but we do not seriously com- | plan that is so| when it is to our particul: 10 do so, mit ourselves- to any truly co-operative that we are, produce willing to accept both profit and the loss as they come the average course of bus and satisfied with the general average returns for all’ ation Not Effective. amount of Federal le improve the situation with spect to financing or providing m kets. Mr. Cunningham asserted the ‘mers must take the ps, he added, that are necessary organization of tions. In the co-operatives, he clared, lies the foundation for am credit. without which the farming dustry will continue to be used “much unwarranted publicity” and subjected to rightful blame for efficient methods of marketing slatjon in the last four he said. had served to cl advant Le; co-operative assoc ice market- | farm ; |h.-‘ 5 in be of re. ar- de- ple in- fo be in- or T ¢ for the farmer to do the things that are for his industry. “The mechan! of through which the farmers functios he continued, that must be put in operated by or through himself. tion that has been passed, it not be an unjust question to ask w this has not been done.” . Plaster of Paris Houses. Gypsum, commonly cailed “plaster of paris’i which has been used for centuries for plastering walls, is the | essential part of a new fireproof bu ing material. Mixed with gravel, crushed stone or furnace s and poured in forms, it can be used cinders alculated to be good co-operation. “is a piece of machinery motion and the farmer In the light of the legisla- would hy ild- in the construction of one and two story houses at a c: ably st that compares fav with that of wooden buildin the Popular Science Monthly. nt laboratory test the outside 6-inch gypsum concrete wa subjected to a temperature of 1,700 grees for an hour, and at no time the interior surface become warm. Prove Safety in Flight. I'ersons who still are fearful of tr: eling in airplanes mig recently ist atistics of the Air Service. says the Popular Scier Monthly. Between the Fall of 19 and the Spring of this vear Army fivers have covered almost 700,000 miles over the model airways sys- tem without a single death. About 700 passengers have been carried, and 60,000 pounds of express matter. There have been 15 crashes in this period. but only one man has been | injured 20HN B. COCHRAN, President THOS V. ht well examir Army HICKMAN . P. and Cashler. ore 28, In of I was de did av Commercial business and savings ac- eounts specialized and solicited. Resources Over $5,000,000 We have a lim:ted i Mountain Memorial Half distribution as lona as the. her Dollars last Monthly statement of accounts rendered ISTRIBUT SPIRIT of Stoue for| | % 0) FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W. Branch 11 ll Connechcut Avenue Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 Stopping Off In ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washirg- ton's Lodgeroom 10 am., 2 pm, Guide and Lecturer, From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. NW. Phone Reservations, Main 307 Regular Service Every Half Hour. am. to 3:30 p.m. Round Trip, 90 Cents Mount Vernon open 10 | | As for this super -smooth 25- | Duofold blindfolded from 11 new | | THE PARKER PEN COMPANY ‘MRS SARAH J. HIATT DIES AT HOME IN THIS CITY: rah Jane Hiatt, widow of | | !u(h.e Jesse M. Hiatt of Nebraska and | a vesident of this city for the last 30 \(ars. died at her residence, 1323 Har- | vard street. vesterda Mrs. Hiatt was Ohio, February 7 in Clinton 1840, the | born Amelia West Haworth. She is survived by four sons—J. | Clinton Hiatt. Harry M. Hiatt, Robert M. Hiatt and Frank H. Hiatt—and | three daughters—Miss Flora E Miss Metta E. Hiatt and Mrs. Lees. Funeral services will be conducted Hiatt, Fred TODAY S AMUSEMENTS Belasco—"The Butter and Egg| Man," edy, at 8:20 p.m i he Best People.” at| | Keith's—Clark and ! McCullough, | 15 and 8:15 p.m. | tle Ccttage.” vaudeville, at 2 Earle— The 1 vaude- ville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. | Metropolitan—"His Supreme Moy continuous from 11 am. to | ment. 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"TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramount Presents ALICE TERRY The famovs star of “Scaramouche” in a drama of modern business directed by Henry King, “ANY_WOMAN" HARRY LANGDON COMEDY News-—Toples—Overture CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN F AT 10th—u fm e faseinating love drama, ed exquis- 1y vl satase: Wi SUPHEME MOMENT Bobby Vernonm Tight™ CRANDAI.L'S TivoLt 1th & Purk RA. N.W. GRIFFITH and TONGUES. TORE MARRIAGE CIRCUS HODGE PODG CRANDALL’S AMBASSA TODAY_ AND BLANCHE sW o in And THE ROACH'S KITCHEN OF CRANDALL'S ¢ TOPAY = RE DR TRA H HARRTS HA and MARY Y And HODGE RANDALI..S 'SAVOY THEAT And Garden 7 TOMOR W < RICH TENTH. vm\u\' NLEY in IGH CRANDALL'S aue 643 Pu Ave e R ROARDM AN SON FORD in "PROUD pSHC And | OUR GANG Towonnm\_-rA\urr TERRY_ LEW hnd AL, r\u S PLEASE.’ LL’S Apollo Theater and 1C A Qr ST. in d Garden 62 W SN AXD TOMORROW — COL. MOOR! ALLY." And CRANDALL S v O.Rl\ THEATER] Ave. & Oneher TODAY-KICHARD BARTHELMESS MARY HAY TOYS. SMAN CRANDALL’S ll(i'llll‘ Theater 10 € Nt v AND TODAY — MARGARET T TEON T I eRORUS i WALTER HIERS in DY ‘GOOD ovik Novelty, HAL ROACH COM Film Features CHEV'YCHASE Conn. Ave. & McKinley St.,D.C. JORN BOWERS and DOROTHY MAC AILL i Harold Bell ht's “TH! R Ao Dol 1 DOOR. Thta Resows Favicn News Eves Another onicles of America, “THE PURITANS CAROLlNA 11th & N.C. \\e.\ “THE LAST ) ‘EARTH. Star o CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 E Ample Parking xou Ror E] “HE WHO EuTE lllll Rain or seereees w~ PHOTOPLAY “SALLY” Shine cesesssreses at nisxandria every trip—p EXTRA Sokolov Music Added A ttraction 40- MII.E MOOII.lElIT TRIP TOIIGII'I’ 1:15 And Every Evening Except Saturday and Sunday FREE DANCING Steamer ST. JOHNS Tth Bt Wharf EXTRA “THE FOUR HORSEMEN" Mulroe—Kuehling—Rafferty- Some Syncopated Stepping This featurs act will be pr only on the Dance Deck. . Main DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA HER SENSATIONAL STCCESS TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY ANTONIO MORENO SUPPORTED BY AILEEN PRINGLE ir WED. & “CHAR THE SEN OF A NE YEAR TO LIVE” THURS. NIG LEY'S AUNT” SATIONAL COMEDY DECADE WITH SYDNEY EH!PLINi OTHER P COLLEEN MOORE \ ERF] Ampls parking space at N £d SELEC shop ted tonmight LR e S S T T =y PR P STANLEY FIRST RUN cT PHOTO VILLE amemcrs PiRFE(r THEATRE PLAYS GEORGE CHOOS PRESENTS “THE LITTLE COTTAGE” A BRILLIANT CAST IN A SUMMER MELANGE OF B RONG AND hjl'lel' 1 MORRIS | i Shonen siiiw | CHIRLES weriein | RAY DONAHOE ni S'nt‘&n“‘;"; morcan | “PERCY OTHER PERFECT FEATURES 500440400000 40000000090000004400040000000000000400 Henry Rabke Seats Helena Morrill " Pretty Girls—Jolly Muasic In the Coolest Place in Town WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Streets N. W. Select Your Seats Now for SUMMER OPERA SEASON TONIGHT Nell La Mance ORDAN MAX HIRSHFIELD, WASHINGTON OPERA CO. Edouard Alblon. ¢ FIANO Prices. 50c, i5c., 31.00 and $1.50. Botes. 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PARK THEATER 101 1th X OOF‘\ and ‘Xewl LIAN RICH and AILEE “ Novelty. 1343 Wisconsin_ Ave. COMP! DUMBARTON '3:2.%: in “NEW LIVES FOR_OLD. AMERICAN 15t St. and R, POLI NEGRI “THE CHARMER. LIBERTY Ner cor, 2ed MADAME SANS GE NEW STANTON #hac ste. N.E. pE M TN ALLACE, MacDoNALD TSON R Lo AeT NEW LIVES, FOR ‘oLD. Also FOX' “THE BU: FIGHT.” TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. NORMA TALMADGE in “THE LADY." Pathe News. Comeds. 911 H Street N.E. EMPIRE TOM MIX.in “RIDERS OF THE PURBPLE SAGE™ Comedy. AL MOST A HUSBANI RAPHAEL “bcgggsgr,:g"rg Comedy. Ave. in in H WITH !lmnnhor the drllfl\l SPE last night the wise from New will be a BF SHUBERT BELASC Management Meas: TONITE ANno EGG MAN A NEW COMEDY BY GEO. of - “Merton GREG ~ "ot those who saw It. New York, June 12, Dear Mr. Taylor The show got over enormously A JOLLY SHOW CLARK AN T Nw E—X. 1093 S NING. Now NEE, the The OHEMIANGIRL WITH BROADWAY STARS Sudworth Frazier Francis Tyler Conductor co. “THE MIKADO" obinson neral Director Main Newboid 451 with SECOND Playing FINAL WEEK | MIDNITE FRID A IT'S WORLD SWEEPING MOST ENJOYABLE ALL-COLORED MUS s Score by o Orchestra,$1.10 Prices | Qi ony Eve’s | Boxes.. Lo O $1-50 BEST SEATS MATS $1 BUTTER S. KAUFMAN ar on_ Horse- the Movies,” Y AND Begx: of RY KF Y. CAST the regzet of these who on " Horseback™ and CIAL LI TTER in Stamford and ail ones who came up Yor't predict that it big success. J. P. TOOHEY. KEITHs McCULLOUGH The Funniest of All Funny M 10 Super Features in Support 8h Daily 5 and 8:15 2 Bunday -m-n PXRLE 50c: “Keith Koollea™ of Delicious Velvet I\Ind Ice Cream 1 3. Edgar Dowell Dances By Henry Creamer Eddie Hunter MISCHA Leaves 11 pm Wpointment, C.BALLE | dance Tuesday DAVISOD PROF. MRS, o MSL N CAL Book & Lrries by COMEDY SHOW = IN YEARS Extravagant Cost Eles Adults . Children RIALTO Centinuous—11 a. . De Luxe Shows—3. 7, 9. BROOKE JOHNS Assisted By His OKLAHOMA COLLEGIANS and GOODE MONTGOMERY In Songs—Dances. “A BROADWAY BUTTERFLY"” Fenturing Stx ERSON MUSIC m. te 11 p Syncopa MARSHALL HALL FREE DANCING McWilliam’s Orchestra umes trical Effect tion Steamer Charles Macalester h \lrpst Whart 10 A.M.,, 2:30 P. 5 P, Round 'rnp, 50¢ ¥ A A. ACHER ST 7 ot Tow.—Clagses Mon and ¥ With orchestra. Po Fr. 8567. Established frrts essons by 18* School of high standing = vate lessons any time (Orchestra. ) st reetly n.w. Franklin ¢ in a few Fridnys Tans 06. leasone