Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1929, Page 3

Over the Coffee Cup s The common man is endowed with certain in- alienable rights, all of which he must keep fighting for. —Robert Quillen He won't have to keep fighting for Wilkins Cof- fee, once his wife tastes it herself. KINGSBURY NAMED IN STEWART FIGHT | Californian Is Mentioned as Possible Successor to Oil Company Chairman. | | | | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 14.—The New York Times today says reports in Wall Street are that K. R. Kingsbury, presi- dent of the Standard Oil Co. of Cali- fornia, is being considered by the | Rockefeller faction as a possible suc- | cessor to Col. Robert W. Stewart as | chairman of the Standard Oil Co. of | Indiana The Rockefeller interests, says the paper. own a large amount of stock in the Standard of California, some esti- mates placing these holdings at 20 per | cent. Believe He Would Accept. ys that while it is under- circles that Mr. Kingsbury ly would prefer to remain with fornia company, he might be N d by the Rockefellers to assume | the chairmanship of the Indiana com- pany. Mr. Kingsbury's name also was ‘hrrvvmh( the controversy in a tement ed to stockholders of the Indiana company by W. G, ‘Williams, ’eaecufl" trustee of Justice Society. Inc., organization of minority stock- | holders who favor the re-election of .| ICol Stewart at the annual meeting on “Buy With Confidence” There is no finer, 1 B six-room and garage home in sucl fine section sold on such convenient terms at *8,950 Exhibit Home 5104 5th St.N.W. Open Until 9 P.M. Every Day D. J. Dunigan, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. National Phone for Auto 1267 to inspect P " 'WILLARD" " '} BATTERIES | sol.n ‘/ hoe Pz nzmn\\ %ew DUNLOP ‘WINTERIZED eliminates chans, CARL| TNCORPORATED two and Bl Amm_u. one-} per ‘Geclied’on the preferred stock or t s Electric Com) e 5s 1995, ‘Al nolders of certi tes ol lalfl preferred s d d_of one and three-fourths per “cent, 34%) cn the common stock of' thé Wash- gton Railway & Eiectric Company has been plared pavable March 1, 1929, to hciders of | pmmon stock of record at the close of busi- a4he opening of \pusiness on- Frhruar] 20, KEYSER. ary. BOARD OF ACCOUN’TANCY FOR THE mcz of Columbia will hold an examina- pn for those wishing to obtain certificates r{nztm in the District' of Columb: iRed publie accountents on the taree. (3) 78 hesinning on or about Monday, May i3, the exact time and place to be more | ecincanly annomced later. Applications ust be -made rms provided by the pazd. and fied Vetore April 1. 1929, with | DARBY, Secretary, Munsey Building, asritnzton. D. E( FEB. 171929, 1 SOLD MY | siness’at 3313, 14th &b n.w.. and from at date will only be Seaponsibie Tor dents | hich T LOUIS mon 2314 NO! ? DESIRES .a ;( l\lrn_\'lure going to Richmond, Va., | A £ igh: besond ..9.; Brid pirgini n& accommodate d "nk)]lggms COMIBOLETOR, Ja1d F WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS ontracted by any one except myseif. VI £iSE WHEI ystem will gerve sou bett ans constantly ooerating $6_UP; NEW plastering and elec- ble prices. Col. 3588. APERHANGING—ROOM 229 samples: paintin rical work at reaso: TP COVERS. UPHOLSTERING, DRAPER- s mada to order: expert service; low prices. A 0 uz HOLSTERY CO., 403 1ith st (GEORGE - STRAFFORD, f 1358 Monroe st n.w A pesone. tadebied 1o she ¥e estate are reauested to make pavment. nd those having claims to present the sai zri THAT_THE ot the members of the Wash- or Incurables for the election of managers whose d . Unton st. on Phursday, 11 4.m. perso: ALl ns | ally of $30 in 0. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR WILL R_ANY w contracted by any one other than my- *RORTI BEACH. MD SPECIAL ELECTION. There will be ‘s svecial election at North | on Baturday, February 16, ti ¢ amendment of the town charter vote. contract persenally. M. 9 Mt. Ple; | March 7, but his later removal by court | action. | In his statement Mr. Willilams says | the Justice Society belleves that the | crux of the controversy is whether the ‘cfi'orts to remove Stewart are sincerely jand altruistically based on a belief that e is unfit for his job, or based on & | d e to gain control of the Standard | Oil of Indiana, so as to eliminate it as a competitor of corporations in which the Rockefeller group has a far greater financial interest than in the Standard Justice Ts Demanded | “We believe that, if the facts warrant, J Mr. Stewart can and should be removed 1\Allhn\lt handing over control of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana to its com- mezcial rival, Standard Oil of New | Jersey. who apparently is using Mr. Rockefeller's shield of righteousness to ! obscure the real object of gaining con- ‘tml of a competitor whom they have o far been unable to outgeneral” it e statement asks the Rockefeller | representatives why they have dropped E. G. Seubert as a successor to Col. Stewart, and expresses the belief that |the sfockholders should be informed ! whom Mr. Rockefeller has in mind for lme place. “Is it perchance Mr Kenneth Raleigh 'Kmubury president of the Standard 1 0il of California?” concludes the state- | ment. In St. Louis schoolboy safety patrols fo conduct smaller children between their homes and school have been organized. e wholcsome -1 GULDEN'B "~ DAVENPORT TERRACE (4800 Block Connecticut Avenue) A two-room, kitchen and bath apartment on beautiful Cornnecti- il cut Ave. at $60 monthly is in itself unusual. Add to this free (]| electric refrigeration, high eleva- It tion and spacious lawns, and you ifl can understand why but five of the eighty-five apartments of || this type are available. “The apartments with the big kitchens.” i . Wardman Management Cleveland 1912 | " 'THE EVENT STAR, WASHINGTON, - WAR BRIDE ASKS DIVORCE. Chnrgeé Former Sergeant With De- lboth her and the Army. She also charges misconduct with an unknown woman. The wife asks permission to resume her maiden name of Fernande Will Rogers ’ ' Says: NEW YORK CITY.—Who cares about inauguration? One of those every -four years. Who cares whether we voted 16 new cruisers or just a rowboat? What do we care what J. P. Morgan and TYoung decide the indemnity shall we about an extra session? The Pope and Mussolini can’t make the front page. Prohibition? Enforced or not enforced, who cares? All those are 2 lot of applesauce. The world's mind is on ro- mance. It's An- nie and Lindy that our minds are on today. What do we care if Hoover catches a whale or Coolidge shoots a bear? It's our boy and that fine girl we are thinking of. A great girl from a fine, whole- some family. ‘That boy Lindbergh was just born to use good |udgmpm More than 1500 licenses have been revcked for faulty equipment during the “save-a-life” drive in Massachu- setts. 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A.EBERLY'S SONS (NWIPQM‘I‘ID) 718 Seventh Street, N.W, Titimales Choerfully Finished, At“ t.he Jus"e;fi‘l; Shop e Friday and Saturday Final Reductions 20 Girls Coats, 1 to 5 years; of velvet, Sport ‘Materials, Broadcloth, etc. 3 Girls’ Junior Coats, size 16. Girls’ Dresses—Silk, Velvet, Jersey, Flannel. School Dresses, sleeves. Cheviot Wool Gym Blnomers, sizes 10-16. 1 Group of Party Frocks, 2-16 years; some slightly soiled. Values to $15.95. long and short All remaining Girls’ and Boys’ High- grade Winter Coats. All Boys’ Wool Suits. Little Boys’ Party Suits, slightly soiled. Girls’ Dresses, sizes 3 to 14; of Velvet Silk, Jersey, Flannel, Wool Crepe, etc. Bath Robes of heavy Beacon materials; 2 to 14. All remaining Sweater Sets. ik GRRC re E h aR CLEARANCE LOW PRICES NOW PREVAIL Fancy Wool & Lisle Half Hose Were - NOwW $1.50, $1.75 ..SL15 2.00 . 145 . 245 Fancy Negligee Shirts NOwW 52.50 & $3.00 White Broadcloth Now $1.85—852.85—83.95 $50 Blue Kersey OVERCOATS : TAILORED BY STEIN-BLOCH $33-34 Similar Values in Our Entire Remaining Stock of Fall and Winter Suits & Overcoats at ONE-THIRD LESS Were NOW & Were $40 8.00 . 10.00, $12.00 45 .isennnns 3000 SRR Dress Clothes Excepted—Alterations at Cost Sidney West 14th and .G Streets N. W. (ANCORPORATED)