Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1926, Page 86

e THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, APRIL 4, 1926—PART 6. S'I'EH_ PUREH ASES PEPPER fllSBUSSES T Store Hours: 8 to 6] e HAND T0 M(JUIH BRANGH BANKING : : ‘ma NATIONAL Copper Buyers Still ShOW Gives Vlews on Problem Now N.E. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. Disposition to Hold Off | Being Threshed Out in for Foreign Demand. . | the Senate. An April Shower of Price Reductions On Furniture of Character Another shower is awaiting “National” patrons, a shower of service. Seldom a day passes without an expression of satisfaction reaching us from some customer. The same service can be yours. Come in, look around and select your needs. By the Ascociated Press tor George W. Pepper of Penn- NEW YORK, April 3.-The steel | qvlyanfa, writing on the “Real Bolu market during the week was ¢ ton for the Branch Banking Prob- ncterized by hand-to-mouth p S iem,” in Trust C “ompanies Magazine, the volume of whicl as quite liberal. | says in part: The uncertainty probable price cxperfence has of m'r\n‘-l\ ess shown us that wi m.[ S may with advan- in the stock n tage have two { i ° buying, g consumption Vi kinds of banks- evidently large and production ve. natfonal banks P steady with some im 3 {and State institu- R & provement noted in the volume of ¥ | tions. There are forward inquiries in th United Copper remained quiet. The dis . States upward ol position of buyers to hold off pending 8,000 national a revival o uropean demand I banks with aggre probably increased by appreh gate resources of that the break in the a - $24,000,000,000. ! would react unfavorably on a There e over business. No selling pressure of con-| 21,000 State banks < .. sequence developed, however, while ithi apgregate e )x\&\\“N;&\S\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\ CARAARANAN SRNARNRNNNNS S moderate offe the 1 sourd of $36, 20000000005000000000008; level were evide sorbed SENATOR PEPPER. 000,000,000 These market seemed steadier toward t bvarks, both na end of the week when exporters sh jonal and State, are the units of our ed a little more interest artd proc Considering the number of Iy were reported to be holding | units and the vast area to be served, t the licent level [ it is inevitable that there should he ces were governed largely by |a struggle of opinion between individ lopments in Wall Street. IMollow- | ualism and centralization. ing a sharp downturn, the market re-| “Ina r system we recognize cen- covered on reports of good buying by | trifugal and centripetal forc onsumers. Mon! statistics were | political science we contrast favorable. ment with imperia Lead practic : » steady | In the field of banking, e ) 4 .| temperament or _self-interest. st<, while dis’ | argue for a more rigid tral control or for a g satist : on on the part of each unit. zinc market a dier feeling o » e o iner ] System Is Foundation. e hopeful feelin r vears of discussion of a ARAATIL LRALTARTARAL ERATRRANNENNNNN \\\\\\\\‘4 *% *. 000000000000000000000 Deliver; Any CEDAR CHEST Prices Start as Low as $9¢.95 DO0000000000000000000 Golden Oak Dresser 123 Easy Credit Terms 000000000000000900000% Walnut Flmshed Metal Bed Outflt This three-piece fit is just as pictured, - 0000000000000 0000000000000 000000 Mattress. Ideal for the spare room. No Phone or Mail Orders BE00000000000000000000000000000000000 90000 Easy Credit Terms §000000000000000000’0000000000000000000 200000000020000000000000000000000067000 ATLLLALLHAL SRTLELATEALE SHEACURNNINS W8S A W Top-Icer 1Refrigerator Antimony, 1 se of 2 i stitute har- demand and increas fering nilict, the Federal reserve April-May arrival, was e 4 pas: “Today,’ says an $ 19 o | authori eriter, ‘the Federal re . system stands as the very e in human history, . FURTHER ADVANCE ith With & record of unsurpassed No Phone or Mail service to the Nation in tirie of unique Orders mony. it is inevitable that the s: Domestic Security Buying { should be violently attacked. 3 i | Is Selective. }ignorant: some make helpful and con | structive suggestions; others seek to ated P {in the stri that underlie the dis NEW YORK. April 3.—The bond | cussion is the eternal opposition be. ‘ing for freedom 1 lack of it. The problem, as Despite dwindling p o v order and at the same time | tons, interest and dividend paymen necessary freedom. The 4 Rally in French is;ues Is Resumed. | 2150 because it of its critics are informed; some are [ tear down and trample. But far down tween the desire for order through is %o to organize as to get e opening of the sec- olved this problem for the segan to seek reinvest iverse when He devised the law of good support for all vitation. ues, which Acute Controversy Now. announce- ench_budget vas resumed tod French 7128 sold e e 12-Piece Complete Dining Room established ea in week and alifornia. branch banking has be. P s of a point or so were registered | come such an fmportant matter that some of the municipal and rail|a single institution has about 141 R Outflt iens. branches scattered all over the State Buying of domestic ¢ o 1 | National banks h no authorit; The outfit, jus bonds was of a sel e acter | establish or maintain branches. prises Oblong kxt « M vith standard public national banks, however, are com Closet, five "Side $ showing a decidedly improved tone. |pylsory members of the Federal re- genuine her - seats, 4 ner Some of the dealings apparentdy rep- gor tem. The State banks are Set and ece Set of Rogers eware. You'll resented repurchase 1 S, | optional members. If the present con agree that this is a wonderful value. lition continues here In States per . . mitting branch banking the competl $5.00 Delivers This Outfit tive conditions are uneven. Coast . b Ceuer “If the national banks are given Giranby_ Mini \iides Coppel 5. |tanch banking powers, the anti h 3 Gnd Selly Of 6345 srere] L 5 aker holds that they are | Conspicuous strong spots started on & dangerous and S i r. If the Federal re- % e act is amended to provide that POULTRY AND PRODUCE. fnstitutions must drop their Ditpatehidohe Star cer holds that TIMORE, Md., April 3.De-|being unjustly deprived either live y)uu]t\\ continues good | privilege given him by State law or; ines and the market | of his cptional right to take advantage -able | of the Federal system. ! oring and 2 3 “Feeling runs high and we have not | especially active and w at ot worked out the answe s > a pound for the former and 45 and | we can do %0 on the: following bas 30 for the latter. "White Leghorn | Authorize national banks in cities to vever i1 not bring ates where | : branch banking is permitted; permit e banks twith their present law. 3 v existing branches to consolidate ght veceipt the past w 1 convert into national banks nder a good and constant «nd keep their branches, and allow - . o o . 1 > macket rules firmer and | State institutions which have branch- lues slightly higher at 29 to es to enter the Federal reserve & 3 higher tem (or to remain in it) with their . ST e An ideal living room or porch suite for the coming in good demand ut 40 to 45 Wrestling With Problem | Spring and Summer. Just as pictured, with Settee, : !9 A massive and well constructed suite, comprising Armechair, Rocker and a Bed-Davenport that is easily converted into a comfortable bed whenever necessity calls. Upholstered with imitation leather. $5.00 Delivers This Suite We Will Allow You 5.00 For Your Old Refrigerator Select a new refrigerator during this sensational sale and we will allow you $5.00 for your old one, regardless of its present condition. Of course, we guar- antee not to exchange or resell it in our store at any time. ATLEALLLEL CLTLLERETRER CVAUERARKENES SN2 Just as illustrated with bow-end Bed. large Dresser. Chif- forette and Dressing Table. Constructed of Gumwood and Walnut, in an attractive design and beautifully finihed $ Very moderately priced. $5.00 Delivers This Suite ARALLATL ATEHLTLLLLEL ATLTLTTALLAAL ALLATLALTLLLARTLAL SEERURALANNN SURNRANNNAN ATTUAFALATAL ALAAAALLAALAL ATAAALALTLRARRLAAAEL ASRAARAARARN SRR . ATARE FEATETERTEAAL SEREREAARTAE FEFHE CATEETTEEEAL CHERRERARARE KAV TR Demand for ducks easin, i 2 ome extent, but large, fat Stock| “The Senate is wrestling with this Armchair and Rocker. Buy now at this low price. ring 34 to 36. but small problem now. We realize that we are $5.00 Delivers This Suite poor fowl slow sale at 27 and 3. |handling a Subject which is loaded Guinea fowl and pigeons | with_dypamite, and we are treating eceipt and wanted at with _corresponding care and re- for young and 50 each for old |spect. We want to improve and lib- of the former and 40 u pair for Lot | cralize the national banking act, but oung and old of the la While | we want to be fair to the State insti- ihe season for dressed poultry is prac- | tutions and do nothing to injure the ically over, sore shipments are being | Federal reserve system. eceived, and, where of lurge, rancy | “It is popular nowadays to think stock, meet with ready sale at a cent bank as run for the personal ad- for live. vantage of its officers and the private | profit of its stockholders. Doubtless there are banks which have this con- ception of their function. I venture to think that no bank could flourish which had any other objective than community fare. It is a peculi- 1 not advisable | arity true of banks that it is a glo- receints of native and|rious thing to have a giant's strength, s have been running more| but is a tyrannous thing to use it the demand has b good dnd with sup- | No Part of Money Trust. the market closing firmer today | cents dozen for firsts an increase of a cent|part of a money trust. Their pur- & dozen over opening prices the first | pose is not to accumulate and_ op- . of ihe sweek. & IWhile cold storage|press, but to earn and serve. It is Omp ete =C. D@ room Vutil operators have shown mno disposition | not v easy thing for a bank to to take hold at the high prices pre.|serve a community wisely. To steer i X SRl A6 avket hus ient-closas urse between a Narrow re- Consisting of Gum Walnut - finished t ! ary policy and a weak and good ‘ Dresser, Chiffonier, Chair, Rocker, Wal- $ 50 . all wummum Ll W or two over quotatior Few turkeys arriving, bringing 45 0 50 for choice to fancy, 40 to 45 for | fair to good. 40 and 42 for old toms, | ¢ ind 25 30 for poor and crooked | hreasts. pons also in demand at | 50 as to size. but shipments of | SALE' lmported GRASS RUGS 27x54<inch Rugs . . 59c 36x72-inch Rugs . . 6 x 9-foot Rugs $2.75 8x10-foot Rugs $3.75 Golden Oak 9x12-foot Rugs $4.75 Resooin o0 a1 | High Chair | (FEENEEAE 2 57 Axminster, Velvet \ HE 5 I l sl O and Wilton Rugs. . l l"’ K. iy ooy arrsl o B o hosia o satoty.for tha Easy Credit Terms = | 2 50 bas, | depositor or the citizen.” e % 2.25 barrel, and g EEAE NEEEEEAPEERRRASEERAEEER: | 1 terioa 5 Se 40 i A ite Enamel e cows, choice to fancy, pound, 5 to 3 8: common to fair, pound, 3 to 4: . . BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK. | & common to fair, pound, 3'to & » Dropside Crib “_R:‘\LTI’MORH. April 3 (Special).— | milk cows, choice to fnl’;(l,\(‘, ;:end. \ ¥ 50. : common to fair. head, s 4 3 S/ i With Spring and Mattress been running generally light for the | pound, 11 to 13: rough and common, I past few weeks and the market has | pound, 8 to 10; small culls, 8 to 10: ?2 ’J}w:zuons today at Light Street |12; common, thin, 8 to 10: Spring, £ Whart: as (o size and quality, I8 to 20 enamel. 3 . TUTINT SRR Easy Credit Terms h the end of Lent demand for Teld steady despite the light demand | sheep, choice. 7 to 8; old bucks. Of woven fiber with F U R N I T U R E C O o Dot | Tor stage 5 1o 1 034 boarn 2 10 3¢ i SRR T MR————————————————— e live cattle generally is expected to | 30. oh calves, veal, choice, prevailing Spring lambs ave|to 6: common. 3 to 4: lambs, Fall . e a AT & choice, 14 to 15: fair to good, 12 to wire wheels. Finished in ; : N.E. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. % ji bulls, as to quality, 4 te 6;-live pigs. 20 te he men who run our banks are no et [0 ) aQ 3-Piece Living Room Suite A very attractive and m~derately priced suite of un- usually fine quality. Tt comprises a large Settee, Armchair $9 cleaned up with little accumulation on hand. Should the cool weather| urrender to eager demands nut-finished Metal Bed. Good Spring, Mat- continue, present prices will probably | for credit is the test for intelligence : - hold through next week {and character. tress, 2 Pillows and a 6x9-ft. Grass Rug. Demand . for white potatves con-| “The inescapable fact is that there 5 2 > see|is mo substitute for character. You $5.00 Delivers This Outfit tinues good, despite another increase in value, and the market holds firm |May talk loud—you may act shrewd- At 450 %o 500 100 pounds, and 2.00|ly—but if you have not character o0 and 3.00 for culls and ) Whlch rightly combines the ideal and e e the practical you cannot effectively £ Woven Fiber reet potatoes and yams are inample ep il i serve your community or your coun- - o barrel and 2 4 try. There is no substitute for char- e an acter in the management of a bank. arrlage and Rocker and is upholstered with a splendid grade of velour. It is an unusual value at this low price. Come and see it. $5.00 Delivers This Suite or culls and hampers of sweets Legal regulations are important; in- mostly 1.50 to 2.25 as to quality telligent inspection and control is Tondition, but top. prices are obtain-| Sential, but if people want to abuse &2 abls only on dsy. 5 Touk® Canive| their banking privileges they cannot $ 95 and nearby g in ample | be restrained by all the bank exam- ‘ o Iy and market rules easy with|iners that ever did their du in '8’ favor the 'zol.| “Just as obedience to law 15 better than law enforcement, so character A28 RSt i R R N R N N S R R RIS S \\\m‘ improve next week. Receipts have | pound, 1413; ordinary to medium, scarce and wanted at full values