Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1926, Page 24

ARLINGTON WATER .~ BILL APPROVED Senate District Committee | BEARS GREAT LIKENESS TO LATE PRESIDENT I SECURITIES FRAUD BILL STUDY ASKED Capper Asks District Citizens Con- sider Measure to Wipe Out Bond Sale Deceptions. Declaring that Washington is one of the few places in the country where THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, there is inadequate law to prevent fraud in connection with the sale of securities, Chalrman Capper of the Senate District Committee last night urged the citizens of the District to give consideration to the bill which he ?:c« introduced dealing with the sub- t. The measure, which is awaiting ac- tion by the Senate District committee, seeks to reach the problem by requir: ing dealers in securities und thelr agents to be reglstered with the Dis- trict Commissioners. The bill sets forth that i it shall ap- D. T, MARCH 14 1926—PART 1. pear to the Commissioners that in the selling of any securities any person i employing or about to employ any de- vice, wcheme or artifice to defraud. they may institute an investigation and fssue an order to the person in question to cease the practice under complaint. Authorlty to subpoena persons and books in connection with such investi- gations would be given the Commis- stoners, and the orders lssued by the city heads would be reviewable by the District Supreme Court. Dealers in securitfes would pay a fee of $26 a year and salesmen would pay $1 annually. / Members of the Washington 'Stock Exchange would be exempt from the provisions of the bill in respect to the buying and selling of securitles pub- llcly traded on that exchange. Because of the lack of such a law in Washington, Senator Capper eaid, persons who could not operate in other places are induced to come to this city. - Two electric light plants operated with fuel oil have been opened in Palestine. Yale Professor to Retire. NEW HAVEN, Conn., March 13 (&) —Edward Washburn Hopkins, Ph. D, LL. D., Edward S. Salisbury professor of Sanskrit and comparative philologs at Yale University, will retire at the end of the present academic year, i was announced today. He has been member of the Yaule facuity since 1885 In accepting his resignation a vot of appreciation for his many years o: faithful and devoted service to the best interests of the university wa- passed by the corporation. Overrules District’s Ap- peal for Control. The Senate District committee voted vesterday afternoon to report favorably the bill passed by thel Fouse to permit Arli Va., to get its water the Distrie when it The only ques ) 5 ite at which the sold. Engineer ngly urged o urO\hlL DHOEENIDD water Commi: that the Jony rd, Mass., has valid claim to lue to his resemblance to the lato 1t Theodore Roosevelt. Mr. Keyes st hance of being by the Roosevelt Memorial Association to impersonat ‘eddy” in the tion picture to be made of the nel’s life. The photograph shows Mr. Keyes demonstrating the Roosevelt mer of greeting. Russian Concessions Let. ’»llln\ in the reglon adjacent to the rch 13 (P).—Exten- iron ore conces: heen MOSCOW, Stock \llulm, Co., an )3 nglish firm. ]lw-ph- of ded the taken from poly evatem which nder the War De- Rate Fears Cited. - Bell expressed the bellef the o Arlington County prefer to i 1v with the they fear higher rate the terms wproval of the Secre- nissioner con- SL.EEP is the perbd for rest and recuperation—the time when tired nerves and muscles are made over for the coming day. Why then hinder Nature’s orumdwz::nbettemlnd ? Why not give your epine the benefit of perfect, sagless sleep support? 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