Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 3

But Some Day—_|STATE [TILITIES There’s no sense in being a “Calam- ity Jane” But it's just as silly to be totally unprepared for emergencies that may come any time. For example, acute indigestion. A serious matter even though it may not strike often. Play safe and put a bottle of Bell-ans on the shelf TODAY. 25c and 75¢ pkgs. everywhere. & e % BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION .now“"“ 121 BELL CAB CO. 35 ANY DISTANCE CITY PROPEI No charge for extra Shopping or Busin $1.10 per hour DIA IONDS | The Finer Colors” Over 22.000 diamonds bought in the past 20 vears ‘qualifies me an expert in selecting technically fine stones. ROKFP AND APPRAISER ALVIN HOFFA % % Room 17 wiSPECIAL: 18K white ,Gold Engagement ng. ‘The Love Dream.” Blue-White and Perlct. 3h5.00. occSTE . e ormic lass Collexe e Eramines DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist A Clean Car for Sunday Wash .........$1.00 Wax Polish. . ...$1.50 Cars Called for and Delivered Banta Auto Laundry 459 N. Y. Ave. Phone Dist. 7999 TROUSERS To Match Odd Coats Here you will find the correct pair of trousers to fill out * that odd suit. EISEMAN’S Seventh & F Sts. srlclAL NOTICE. THROUGI USINESS CHANGES, MUBT Tet out Velued emplove of mmany. vears ex perience. Man is bookkeeper, salesman, sut cessful_ collector; has ability, health, plea: ing versonaiity and itely estate or other position where remuneration ¥ill be commensurate with services rendered. Address Box 73-J.. Sta 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Dn'rs Sontracted by any one other than mysell. J mod:led to Intest styles; furs repaired and semodeled and securely kept in ALBERT, 2222 18th & GIVE HER A RING FOR EASTER OR A watch or a modern setting for that S ashioned sortment. ring. We have a complete as- Will chunee sef walt, S. F. HERMANN. and ‘floor, Marlow_Bldg., Diamond Better. Estab. 189: EJQNG-DISTANCE MOVING — WE HAVE keeping faith with the publle since "shout our fountr: Fy-wide service. g-u llnlenll 9220, IBSON TRANSFER HEARSE, 1915 ctmnnmunau-oownrnou perfect, See at No. 10 L st. a.e. Lincoln 8114 or Hyaits. 13 G SING: ERE? Tell us when and well move your furni- ture and take mighty good care of it at low cost. A telephone call will save you time $54, trouble. "NATIONAL DELIVERY ASSN., Phone National 1460. BOAT,_NOTICE, The new 17-foot Chris-Craft runabout will be here in a few days ATCH FOR THE ARRIVAL NOTICE. AR -passenger. 28mileper-hour. all- mahogany hoat 1,205, and a real Chris- Srate all the way through . Also see_the Zew Elco bost now on display and o piste line of OLD oW o utboards “ana i C¥ BOAT WABHINGTON 2% 1364 Connecticut Ave, N.W. Dupont Circle Bldg. Open il ay_trom 9 s ANTED—_RI To RA DAYTON OHIO . W Y C 'OR ST, ING TO AND FROM ANY cm NITED STATES STORAGE IN 418 10th St. N. W_JEENHM int Acres Nurseries On the Silver Sprlnl-coluvllle flk. Choice plants at attractive nr cel k dogwoods, pink magnolia, Japanese red ma- le, crepe myrtle, flowering cherrlel. flower- l cral 5 Koster's blue spruce, evergreens, Vln!l rolu fruit and lhld! lz ll;lhz‘:dmed rons, etc. Very day. ofiuy"? n':n'le- ‘trom. the District. 1 RUGS CLEANED B BT B R R JUWIN CO., 1725 T7th st Happy oy Days Are Here 2 —time for us to pertect your Grinting Blahs for Sprine 1980 Thz“Natlo:x:I Capit.a.l Press ROOFWORR oo nature promptly and Koot S & =%=w= Company _Distriot 0033 ~ ROOF LEAKING? 14 day or night. 2038 18th =t £ g Sy i S o _AJAX RO lle' \'erky Phllldllphll mthmmd ical ind Pllub H“lb\lllh ll'l N Y., An!l A Snuth s Transier & Stora, = 1318 You 8t Norf 'ge Co., METHOD PRAISED Commission Control Discuss- | pos ed at Academy of Political Science Meeting. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 11.—While ad- mitting defects in the present method | of State regulation of public utilities under public service commissions, speakers at the semi-annual meeting of the Academy of Political Sclence, dis- cussing public control of power, today | defended the commission method and | urged its retention, William E. Mosher, professor of po- | litical science and managing director of | the School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, and | Henry C Spurr, editor of Public Utili- ties Reports Annotated, in praising the | commission method suggested its de- fects could be overcome by larger ap- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ropriations, enlarged und m in- sr-ud rsonnel with hfipeh mndlfied Le Boeuf of the N!lnrl— Hudson Power Corporation con the suggested substitution of a ‘“‘con- tract method” of regulation, and de- clared it would be folly to abandon a system which had produced such a unique record of achievement in secur- ing low electric rates. The only wise course, he said, would be to remedy Q.hz weaknesses of the present system. oposed Federal re[\llnlun ot electr?ul utilities as savoring of “ab- sentee landlordism” Lewis Goldberg, Massachusetts commissioner of public utilities, said he believed best results could be obtained “by basing valuation on the amount of money honestly in- vested by the stockholders in the utility and by having an elastic or variable rate of return. Martin J. Insull, Middle West Utilities tinuation of the pruem system of regulation of operating companies with freedom for holding companies was in the best interests of the public. resident of the declared con- Eye trouble was found in one-fifth ot nearly 1,000 children from 21 kin- dergartens and nurseries in Manhattan and Brooklyn during a four-year study of the vision of children of pre-school age by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Twelve of the city’s eye specialists gave their serv- ices to the society for the study. A. Gude Sons Company announces the opening of Where they will See our exhibit back $8.50 and $10 Wool and Part- Sizes 8 to 14. and mixtures, $10 Suits for real boys. terns. Busyl'wAE\Aool Pull-Over All New SpringShades $ l .98 $3884Values AT Boys’ 2- SUITS $12.50 All-wool Blue Serge Suits. Golden Rule Price $12 to $15 Tan and Grey Herringbones. Golden Rule Price $16.50 Blue Cheviots, long pants & knickers. Golden Rule Price | Gude’s Garden Shop 747 14th Street N.W. District 5784 Saturday, April 12th, 1930 carry a complete line of Plant Material and Garden Supplies, including— Roses, Evergreens, Shrubs, Per- ennials, Japanese Cherries, Red Flowering Dogwood, Crab Apples, Bulbs, or, in a few words, “Everything for the Garden” Oriental of what can be done with a small yard A Complete Landscape Service Our Golden Rule System Reduces Prices 40% to 50% A Look Will Convince You! Trouser .50 38.50 $10°8 wool Suits. .95 Golden Rule Price s4 $15 French Serge Suits, excellently tailored. Golden Rule Price $18 to $20 Prep Suits, high quality cheviots Golden Rule Price Newest colors and pat- Greys, tans, browns, oxfords. Golden Rule Price ‘10” $7 .50 Boys’ New Spring CAPS 95c BOYS' BELL BRAND BLOUSES...50¢ $1 BOYS’ BELL BRAND SHIRTS........79¢ 910 Seventh St. N.W. We request the return of anything that can be bought for less elsewhere Walter Johnson, Jr. To Be Honor Guest at Base Ball Party Deprived by the doctor's or- ders of his anticipated attend- ance at the opening ball game, Walter Johnson, jr., whose broken legs are mending ulowly but sat- isfactorily: in Georgetown Hos- glt.ll will have a base ball game rought to him, Walter's godfather, Thomas F. Flaherty, local attorney and base ball enthusiast, has arranged for a showing of pictures of ball gmu and famous ball players, cluding several pictures of Wal- ter, sr., in the hospital room on Saturday evening, April 12. Mem- bers of the Washington team . and friends have been invited to Walter's indoor base ball party. D. D. McColl Dead at 53. BENNETTSVILLE, 8. C. April 11 (#).—Duncan Donald McColl, 53, State Senator and a Pmmmenl figure in South Carolina itics for a quarter of a century, died here today. il AN ‘The United States leads the world in the percentage of fatal accidents, with 78 per 100,000 population. BRITON LAYS WORK LOSS.TO PRICE FALL Bottom of Depression Not Yet Reached, Graham Declares. By the Associated Press. LONDON, April 11.—William Graham, president of the Board of Trade, in addressing a_dinner of the British Chambers of Commerce last night, said that the feeling was general that the bottom of the business depression had not been reached, but that none should give way to pessi imism_or despair, Mr. Graham said that the country again was on the verge of reaching the dismal point where there were 1,500,000 men out of work. He blamed the great slump in commodity prices, which pro- moted uncertainty and extreme timidity about buying and manufacturing. “If we could be assured we have reached bed-rock,” he declared, “a great deal of pending business could BOTH BELONG TO WASHINGTON DAI y 4 D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL:11, 1930. proeud and our industries would given great and much needed mmulua" But he insisted that although there were undoubted difficulties and un- WAsS & eco- ‘The are -wmxtm-wypuoooooooooo, he said, and while the industrial system mly have been under a great strain the past few months, it was far lrom being broken, JEWS STUDY MANNA Belisve It Contained Sugar, Glu- cose, Fructose and Saccharose. JERUSALEM (N.A.N.A.) —The manna by which the Israelites were so mirac- ulously sustained during their wander- ings has again been under carefu! study, this time by the Hebrew Uni- versity. That learned body has come to the conclusion that manna con- tained sugar, glucose, fructose and saccharose. 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