Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 19

" SHIPS'SALEPLAN | FAILS OF APPROVAL Board Rejects Munson Offer 1o Buy Four Liners for $3,080,000. Recommendationg of President Palmer of the Fleet Corporation that INDIANS HELD TAX FREE. Need Not Pay on Ingomes From Land Rentals, Sargent Rules. Attorney General Sargent in an opinion rendered to Secretary Mellon has held that the income of the Quapaw Indians of Oklahoma is not subject to the Federal income tax laws, provided the income fs from rents and royalties and other returns from allotted lands restricted as to alienation. Among the reasons was empha- sized that it never had been the pol- icy of Congress to legislate for the Indians along with the other citizens of the United States. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925. _— FOOD FADDISTS HIT - BY MEDICAL EDITOR Dr. Morrie Fishbien Scores “All or Nothing” Breads and “Panaceas’ for Health. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., September 18.— Food faddists were roundly scored by Dr. Morris Fishbien, editor of the American Medical Journal, in an ad- dr before the American Bakers’ As- | sociation convention here. The time has arrived for calling a halt to the growing procession of slogans that tend to promote panaceas for health and well-being, he sald. It is for the individual physician to de- termine whether his patient ought to use breads or other foods that de- part from the standard product or the nor.aal diet. “Th» scientific physiclan welcomes the establishment of a standard loaf of bread made according to the best sclentific_evidence s to what is de- manded in bread by the taste of the public, by our knowledge of nutrition and of the mysterious vitamins,” Dr. Fishbien sald. “Such a product can be included in diets both for the sick and for the well with a clear under- standing of the effect it may have on digestion and growth. The physician opposes the promotion of any single nothing policy’ as the one substance important to health or to the control of disease. S “In efforts at education of the public which the modern physician believes is the most important factor in length- ening the span of life, faddists, notions must be attacked with all the vigor and influence that the scientflic pen can command, either by purchase of advertising space or by the contribu- tion of articles published for the pub- lic good. The baking industry of this country in its scientific study of bread and breadmaking and in support of such ideals may be assured of medi- cal support.” It takes the public about 10 years to get over a popular delusion; but it article of dlet according to the ‘all oralways gets over it. VICAR OBJECTS TO WOMEN SMOKING ON TOMBSTONES Says He Does Not Mind Either Of- fense Separately, But Calls Com- bination Unseemly. By the Assoclated Press. WORCESTERSHIRE, England, September 18.—The Rev. H. Roder, vicar of the Parish of -Churchill and Blakedown, objects to women smok- ing cigarettes when seated on the tombstones in his churchyard. Writ- ing in his parish magazine, he says, “Smoking is not a sin,” and admits that sitting on tombstones is a harm- less if morbid relaxation, but declares that “the combined effect is, to put it mildly, scarcely seeming, if not posi- tively irreverent.” e A number of firms In Germany are using airpianes, conspicuously marked with the firm trade pame, in flying ex- hibitions s an advertising stunt. TIGER ‘a=" NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. The positive rel TRAIN - AND " Btops the nauses st onos. years in use. . & $1.50 at Drug Stores i« Tor diredt on. vecelpt of price Hl The Mothersill Romedy Co., New York the four ships operated by the Mun- son Steamship Co, as the Pan-Amer- ican Line be sold to that organiza- tion for $3,080,000 were rejected yes- terday by the Shipping Board, voting 3 to 8. Commissioner Haney, whose re- peated efforts to have Mr. Palmer removed from office have brought a request from President Coolidge for his resignation, which he refused, ‘was one of the three voting against the sale. Chairman O'Connor and Commissioner Thompson *were un- derstood to have voted with him. Second Palmer Setback. Commissioner Haney announced afterward that he cast his vote in the negative only after the board de- feated, 4 to 2, his motion to delay consideration of the bids until Com- missioner Benson could be present. It was the second time that the board declined to concur in Presi- dent Palmer's recommendations, it having turned back to the Fleet Cor- poration some weeks ago offers for 200 ships for scrapping. The nego- iiations were reopened and the ships subsequently sold to Henr The Munson Co. offered $7 each of the four ships of the Pan- American Line. The same figure was bid by the Moore & McCormack Steamship Co., but the Munson con- cern, by virtue of a provision in its contract with the Shipping Board, was privileged to equal the highest bid. Says Ships Pay. Commissioner in_opposing the sale, ps had been placed on is and should be given a h valuation. He be- lieved they should bring not less than $1,000,000 each The commissioner did not press for action on his resolution to put the Shipping Board on record as favor- ing removal of President Palmer. He said he would let the subject rest until Commissioner Benson, who returned from a & could attend the board meeting. Commissioners Lissner and Hill, who with Commissioner Plummer voted for the sale today, were under- stood to have delayed plans to leave Washington in order to attend the meeting. EIGHTEEN PROGRESSIVE DRUG STORES That A Phone Main 5215 Tomorrow Is The Last Day! The Wonderful Garden Court Gift-Giving Event Comes To a Close Tomorrow Night —The Better to Serve You A delighiful shaving cream with a cocoanut oil base. It quickly forms an abundant, non-drying lather—softens the beard and makes shaving a pleasure instead of a dread- ed task. Get a big 50c tube free by purchasing Garden Court Toilet Articles amounting to 50c or more. You will like this delightful Tooth Paste. It contains milk of magmesia, leaving them pearly white, and stimulates the gums. A big 50c tube given Free to every purchaser of Garden Court Toilet Ar- ticles amounting to 50c or more. To every purchaser of one of the famous Garden Court Toilet Articles amounting to 50c absolutely FREE a 50c tube of Mag-Lac, the wonderful Milk of Magnesia Tooth tube of luxurious Colonial Club Shaving Cream—a full, big dollar’s worth TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY! 50c Mag-Lac Tooth Paste 50c Colonial Club Shaving Cream IRy 2T SR SUES FOR FALL FROM CAR. Seeks $10,000 Damages From Capital Traction Company. Suit for $10,000 damages for alleged personal injuries was filed by Mary A. Cook against the Capital Traction Co. for alleged personal injuries yes- terday in the District Supreme Court. Plaintiff lives at 132 Carroll street and through _Attorneys Yeatman Cantield al- leges that as she was stepping from a car of*the defendant on which she was a passenger at First and B streets southeast the street car sud- denly started, throwing her back and injuring her seriously and perma- rently The “Candy Treat” for this week is an exceptionally good one. Here it is: A pound of Kissmee Cordial Cherries and a pound of John Alden Nut-Stuffed Dates —both for 69c. BE SUR ‘Woman we give Paste, or a 50c for ONLY 50c. EAT! HOME REMEDIES —at a saving TOILET ARTICLES —priced low EN 25¢ Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia 35¢ Freezone, for corns. 30c Phenolax Wafers. 60c Bromo Seltzer... $1 Azurea Face Powder 50c Java Rice Face Powder.. 81 Coty’s Face Powder. 25c J. & J. Baby Tale. 25¢ Mennen’s Talcum Powder. 35¢ Pond’s Cold Cream $1 Ingram’s Milkweed Cream 60c Pompeian Day Cream 35¢ Silox Deodorant 50c¢ Palmolive Shampoo $1 Farr’s Hair Color Restorer.... 50c¢ Pebeco Tooth Paste... 50c¢ Squibb’s Tooth Paste. 10c¢ Palmolive Soap, 8c; dozen.. Genuine Ivory Soap. The Scientific Method of Administering Gland Extracts Glandogen dogen fs a highly _conces 60c California Syru, i £ yrup of Figs 1o Chentt * el comRet R 5 simple compact tablet form, combining the 70c Sloan’s Liniment s ; ealthy glands of young animals and other 250 Cfl.rler’! Live" Pill! ?)?‘-“:‘LO:P l]nA':"'ilerrlh.h It hel ‘b‘u ‘awaken $1.50 Allenrhu Elandular “secreticns 8o hecessary to hie 75c Bell-ans .... Today or Tomorrow— Get a One-Pound Box of Kissmee Cordial Cherries And a One-Pound Box of John Alden Nut-Stuffed Dates Both for 69c Large, luscious Cordial Cherries with a delicious coating of pure, iresh chocolate. They melt right away in your mout_h. Specially sclected Dates filled with walnuts, then rolled in sugar. A real “sweet tooth” pleaser. Remember—two pounéls of fresh, pure candies for only 69c YOUR | PIAND WORCHS 1110 G EST. 1879 a4 health. Glandogen is being taken by thousands of men and women who want to feel again the thrill that comes from perfect health, which is only possible when the vital glands are supplving the blood with their life-giving glandular secretions. Zonite The great non-poison- ous germicide, recom- mended for use in fem- inine hygiene and for general antiseptic pur- 81 Squibbd’s Liquid Petrolatum 35¢ Noxzema Cream. $1 Nujol.... 1135 GIRARD N.W. Priced $1,500 Under Value Open Sunday 10 large rooms, tiled bath, hot- water heat, electric lights, pan- try, immense cellar with laun- dry, room for garage to wide alley. This home is in lovely con- dition and has one of the most attractive first floor plans in the ™ $11,500 $1,500 Cash Balance Easy Davis & Steele 1420 N. Y. Ave. M. 2327-28 poses. 45¢ and 89c A Sdle Is Not Always Completed With the Ring of the Cash Register ® & money will be cheerfully re- d funded in full. Week End Sale! Choice CIGARS 10c “Imperico” Special, OC Can of 50, $2,89 Genuine Imported Porto Rican Cigar, strictly handmade and long filled; 5% inches long ‘and usually sold in our stores, 10c each. This sale specially priced at 6¢c. Our Store No. 6 Now Located 609 15th St. N.W. Just Below Keith's Theater (Formerly Located at 703 15th St. N.W.) You are cordially invited to visit this new store. A fresh, complete stock of quality drug store needs awaits your inspection. Eager, smiling salespeople ready and anxious to serve you. Splendid Quality Whisk Brooms onty 39¢ At least, not in the 18 Busy Peoples Drug Stores. We work on the principle that a sale is never completed until the customer is fully satisfied. That is the reasoin we guar- antee every article that we sell. If for any reason the article purchased does not glve you complete satisfaction —please return it—your Not only do you save money on nationally known merchan- dise at Reoples Drug Stores, but you are assured of prompt satisfactory service and a pleasant. “Thank you” (which we mean) at the close of every transaction. An excellent quality _ mirror with brightly polished ~metal frame and han- dle. Magnifying on one side and plain on other. Just the thing for shaving. Off to School - - - With Supplies from Peoples! Ink and Pencil Erasers, 5¢ T: riter Eraser with “hrush, 100 Rubber Bands, l-0z. box, 10c Art Gum Erasers, 5¢ and 10c Rulers, 12-inch size, 5¢ and 10c Rulers, 15-inch size, 15¢ Book Straps, 10c Drawell Crayons, 10c Package of Blotters, 6c Pen Points, dozen, 10c Gem Paper Clips, 5¢ Leather Brief Cases, $1.49 Small Boston Bags, 49¢ are 10c “Justo Garcia” (Bankers) Special, 5 for 25c A special purchase enables us to include this Havana and Porto Rican Cigar in this sale. Strictly handmade and has long filler with beautiful light wrapper. A genuine 10c value, spe- clally priced during this sale, 5 for 25c. 8c “Col;mial’ > (Perfectos) Special, 7 for 25c¢ New, fresh stock of this popular brand. A genuine hand- made cigar with 40 per cent choice Havana filler and beautiful llx‘hl 7“"!'&p1;er. And just think—specially priced dur‘ng this sale, 7 for 25c. 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream 29¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream pro- duces a rich, creamy, non-drying lather that makes shaving a real pleasure. Buy a tube as you go home tonight. You'll like it. Aubry Sisters Famous Beautifier Makes the skin smooth and velvety. Thousands of women proclaim it the ideal toilet requisite. _Combination face powder and cream. Used With Our Sherry Wine Tint Ve to the cheeks and lips et 16 of nature and cannot B fetected. . The effect is a per- Yol ‘natural complexion Free! A 5¢ Swan Lead Pencil —will be given with each 25c purchase of School Supplies—for a limited time only. . 5¢c “Reason” ( Perfectos) Special, 39C Can of 25 1 Horam g i § (}lor:ies!lc cigar you'll enjoy; a cool, even-burn- ng smoke E ve you thirty minutes real satisf: E This sale, 59¢ for a can of 25 cigars. o 5¢ Cigai-—H alf Price! These two cigars ‘are made of selected domestic tobacco, ;;.‘s(: yo;l! will find them thoroughly enjoyable. “Good to the putt.” Keep your skin free| (SN j A from embarrassing eruptions—use Resinol Every business girl should realize the Importance of a clear, healthy skin, and itis so casy to have it if Resinol Oint- ment is applied to the first bit of erup- tion. Don’t waste time trying to hide blackheads, blotches, redness, etc.,— let this soothing, healing ointment elear away such blemishes. Y}o'ur druggist sells Resinol. Scholarship Note Books, 5¢ 6c and 7c Shorthand Note Books, 10c Typeuwriter Tablets, 10c Writing Tablets, 10c Composition Books, 10c Pencil Tablets, 3c and 5¢ $1.50 Fountain Pens, 98¢ Eversharp Pencils, $1 Camp Pencils, 1c Lead Pencils, 2 for 5¢ Mongol Pencils, 5¢ Program Pencils, 2c Pen Holders, 5¢ The Secret of Staying Young Age is not a matterof years. It isthe result of more cells dying than your body is able to recreate. ‘Youth does not depend upon rejuvenating muscles or glands, but upon feeding your whole body with those elements which Nature hieeds continually to build new cells and tissues. B10F00D has proven it can help you by already heiping thousands of others. If you are interested in warding off old age, there is an interesting booklet on Bio- Chemistry entitled *“The New A B C of Health”" a copy of which we will gladly give you Free of Charge. 35c Keystone Loose-Leaf Composition Book ey 5¢ Stahl’s “Bully” A splendid quality Composition Book wit stifis%::k.l gize g’xll)}/, inches. Complete {Londrfi.}/ ith filler, 25¢c. 3 o o w‘llemember—A Free Pencil with each one “La Conchita Manila C_lgar s, 10 for 25¢ of these books purchased. 4 fidid Tt Listerine The Safe Antiseptic Use Listerine every day—rit keeps the gums healthy and preserves the teeth. Also recommended for hali- tosis. Listerine prevents infections from sores and cuts and promotes their rapid healing. $1 sise, 718cC 5c “M. R.” Smokers 10 for 25¢ Box of 50, $1