Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 39

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39 FULL DRESS SUIT SHOP All New Ful Dress Cutaways —of the better JULIUS™WEINBERG, 814 F N.W. proceeds, and the other two-thirds to be paid to the two granddaughters. Provision is made for the purchase by the son, Edwin B. Hesse. of the home property at 508 A street southeast for that under the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1929. under his will il owned premises 508 such as limitation of the voting power | was estimated present of eer‘t.nmh:llm a?‘mu, the mlm-‘-llmun of -judicial proce- l- c. HESSE ESTATE A am‘eet mthe:L - ::m u;énil, s o Plom ot abotner “and the | renuired U dispose OF the. present are VALUED AT $150,000 fiss,’o"‘z?‘i’?“"‘u”. u‘i?lrfivia:%d the two e , and it end of that sons an wo granddau rs, Eliza- e Besciiliy’of Deteat. period ihe work R 06 B arretts 4 beth H. Dutfee of East Orange. N. J.| 310000 if he 8o destres. Tn the cveat By - owing to the accumulation during the S pu—— and Helen Hesse of this city, children | the son buys the property $5,000 of the If this is the situation, the commis- | interval, Petition Filed by Sons, Edwin B.|of a deceased son, Conrad Hesse. amount is to go to the other son and e T 'é‘;”fi&'r‘%‘la% the [ > y 4 "| By the terms of the will, which are|$3.000 {0 the sranddaughters. Attorneys e 2 i - | Ham orderly processes of a carefully planned| OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN. | Tesse, Former Police Head, and |modified by several codicils, a life an amilton appear for scheme of public regulation, as was Henry A. Hesse. planned to be accomplished, is very likely to be partially or even wholly defeated, subject to the possibllity that nuity of $250 annually is provided for | eXecutors. two nieces, Elizabeth and Anne Hesse —_— f‘ Bremen,iaedremm.m and the remain- ing estate is devised to the two sons Jobn C. Hesse, father of Edwin B. ;4 the Union Trust Co. in trust to be Hesse, retired major and superintendent | divided into three equal parts, one-third of police, who died November 14, left an | to go to each of the sons and the re- estate valued in excess of $150,000, ac- | maining third to be held in trust by cording to the petition of his two sons. | the three trustees during the life of Henry A and Edwin B. Hesse, and the | Elizabeth M. Hesse, widow of his son Union Trust Co, named as executors' Conrad, who is to have one-third of the ] fl | Myers Heads Washington' Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans. ‘Washington Camp, No. 305, Sons of Confederate Veterans, at a recent meet- ing elected the following officers: Fred P. Myers, commander; Benjamin Grady, adjutant; Gordon W. Wilkins, treasurer; Eugene W. Mercier, first lieutenant; J. Raymond Pope, second lieutenant; Ern- est R. Taylor, color bearer; Rev. J. R. Briggs, chaplain; Dr. M. A, Russell, sur- geon, and J. E. Beall, quartermaster, ‘Th camp will hold an open meeting December 10 at 8 o'clock at the Con- federate Memorial Hall, 1322 Vermont avenue. Confederate veterans, Daugh- ters of the Confederacy and Sons of the Confederacy are invited to attend. By the Associated Press. Consideration by Congress of new Open at 8:30 A.M. Every Business Day - A Sensible Gift for Your Boy or Girl Ial‘, “n.ldlr:;d corporations and is not :&:I- railroad com| s such, I LEGISLA e L b & agreement, continuf ) . s % 1939, and the voting trustees are the ASKEU BY | B G “If these facts are correct,” the com- e s Us Us|mission said, “the Alleghany Corpora- tion can, by ‘acquiring a controlling in- R terest in the stock of a railroad com- pany, bring it under common control interests as control the Alleghany Cor-|the Clayton anti-trust act may “in some | poration, but without itself holding con- l measure, after protracted litigation, en- i ation 99 trol of or being controlled by any onelable control over the situation to be Consolidation. of these railroad companies as such. | maintained.” “In a similar manner the Pennroad? No specific. recommendations for legis- common control with the Pennsylvania | merely being called to the attention of . Rallroad without itself controliing or|Congress for “serious consideration.” + legislation to prevent possible defeat by | heing controlled by the latter carrier as| The commission reported that under holding corporations of the Govern-|such. In other words, common control | the statute requiring the carriers to ment's plan for “orderly” consolidation | Can be effected in both instances by a|surrender their income ni excess of 5% indirectly, over two or more corpora-|1920-28, based on preliminary compu- R AL TeDO, s itcrmed thiat tie | tione by indlviduals, The process may, |tations. As a resutt of the OFalion commission is proceeding with its gen- | Of course, be facilitated by reducing the | decision by the Supreme Court, holding eral plan for m':som“{; of all carriers | control of the holding company of one | that the commission must consider the into major trunk line systems, and|OF all of the carriers involved to & rela- | cost of reproduction of equipment in president and two omer.dsrecwn of Congress Urged to Prevent)with the railroad companies above men- company, by acquiring stock control of | lation were made by the commission. of raiironds was recommended today by | chain, one vital link in which is made | per cent approximately $300,000,000 was hopes to have this ready shortly. tively small, if not insignificant, finan- | valuing the roads, this estimate must I ‘ I | TIME ALMOST EXPIRED for order{ns your personal CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS Only by your immediate call can you hope for delivery in time. Then, too, even our vast stock of designs must soon narrow your choice, though all are beautiful. the Pennsylvania Railroad. tioned, which are controlled by the same Possible Defeat of “Orderly a railroad company, can bring it under |the problem and “its evident dangers” Phe Tnioeetate Gommerce Commission tn | U of the control exercised, directly or |due from the roads for the years “It seems clear,” the commission|Clal interest through various devices, be changed, the commission said. It PERPETU AL SIS A THREE DAYS COUGHIS || BUILDING YOUR DANGER SIGNAL (| ASSOCIATION fluence the policies of competing rail- roads, either by individuals or by non- * carrier corporations, may result in the suppression of competition in a manner ¢ no less harmful than if such control be + exercised directly by one carrier over PAYS snother.” 7 Purchase by one road of a competing Coughs from colds may lead to se- | elements which soothe and heal the zious trouble. You can stop them | inflamed membranes and stop the ir- now with Creomulsion, an emulsified | ritation, while the creosote goes on to creosote that is pleasant to take. | the stomach, is absorbed into the 0 Cre:muhi?nldin .I ‘medical dliimvera M?d'h :‘!:ia‘ch‘;ethe ”w:l: o{ ::e trouble with two-fold action; it soothes and | arnd cl growth of the germs. heals the inflamed membranes and in- | * Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- Compounded hibits germ growth. Semi-Annually Assets Over $20,000,000 Surplus $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President line is prohibited by the Clayton act, tory in the treatment of co: fron Of all known drugs creosote is rece JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y The young can not too soon be schooled in ways of thrift, which fact suggests the de- sirability of opening a Savings Account, as a Christmas gift to your boy or girl. One Dollar or more will do it. Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.50 per yr. up The Columbia National Bank Capital and Surplus, $650,000.80 911 F Street e commission several times has ordered roads to di- ¢ vest themselves of stock acquiréd in otlers. The report points out, however, that & further means of unifying car- riers through common control or affilia- tion has been developed, -and cites the Alleghany Corporation and the Penn- road Corporation as examples. Alleghany Group Control. ‘The Alleghany group was held to be wuntrolled, through a combination of di- rect and indirect means, by the Van Sweringen interests, which control through similar means the New York, Chicago & St. Touis, the Erfe, the Pere Marquette and the Chesapeake & Ohio. ‘The 'Pennroad Corporation, the com- | mission cited, also holds various stocks Visiting card plates may be used on many of the designs. i ‘BRmDEnsrav & Stationers 611 TWELFTH STREET, RORTHWEST and under this statute the colds, bronchitis and minor forms ognized by high medical authorities | bronchial irritations, and is excellent as one of the greatest healing agencies | for building up the system after colds for coughs from colds and bronchial or flu Money refunded if mot re irritations. Creomulsion contains, in | lieved after taking according to direc~ addition to creosote, other i CREOMULSI E{ = ULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG oN Thinking of Christmas in lerms of the practical There’s a double satis- faction in giving “Furni- ture of Merit.” For only two days more— Something for the home is sure to strike a re- sponsive cord wher- ever bestowed. And it’s sure to be a “quality” present, re- 10% Discount on gardless of how modest “Enna Jetticks!” . the price—because “Fur- - I 5 niture of Merit” is syn- F every woman realized the importance of this announcement, there onymous with quality. wouldn’t be nearly enough “Enna Jettick” Shoes here to supply the demand! For “Enna Jetticks” are mever reduced — never figure in Clearance Sales. 'We are simply making a special December drive—for more “Enna Jettick” wearers. So, for this week only:— Any of our $5 Any of our $6 -Please be sure you are welcome to a charge ac- count. Mohair Llving Room Suite, $169 Radive “Enna Jetticks “Enna jem'cks” The carved wood frame is in- dicative of its high grade throughout; covered with taupe mohair of superior grade; with The most popular makes-—in the latest models—sold upon convenient terms. Atwater Kent specially selected material cover- ing the reverse side of the cush- ions. $5.40 Radiola Philco $4,.50 Attention, Santa Clauses! Three Attractive Economies—on Gifty Thinka! Xmas Sale Women’s Silk Chiffon Hose 31.19 2 Prs. $2.35 Months ago we prepared for this event—and here are superb all-silk chiffon or service-weight silk stock- ings. At a price that'll en- able you to give a lot of them—with rare economy. colored kid Moccasins 980 UNUSUALLY pretty ones—at unusually small cost. Made of soft - kid, with padded moc- casin soles, large fluffy pompons. Purple . or blue kid, trimmed with gray. Green or red kid, trimmed with beige. Patent, trimmed with red. Xmas Sale of Women’s Galoshes $]-39 nd - 5195 Sewing Cabinets Solid Mahogany or Walnut Magazine Racks $19.75 $2.75 to $17.50 At our_Tth St. store only, 3,000 pairs women's slide, buckle or cuff galoshes. All colors and heights of heels. Many at half their actual value—and all are perfect goods! Not all sizes, Choice of a dozen popular colors. Really elegant silk etockings, that give fine service, Every pair fully war. ranted. i Gifty Slippers Governor Winthrop Secretary I" for the Men 4 True to tradition in design. i Chair and Stool $2.95 : $49.50 A Useful Combination $59.50 Venetian Console Mirrors $1.95 to $24.95 $4.95 to $37.50 You'll go a long way try- jng to duplicate these, for the price! Ex- tra fine, soft, brown or black kid operas, Romeos, Everetts. Kid lined. Hand-turn soles. 7th & K 3212 14th “Women’s Shop”—1207 F “Man’s Shop’—14th at G House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit” Seventh and Eye Streets

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