Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 3

[ ] ! : Luaramv Storage Cumpnny Inc., " Arkansas Traveler? It's simply luck if you've escaped ACUTE INDIGESTION Why not be SAFE with Bell-ans? BELL-ANS % FOR INDIGESTION le business Anfllvmunlly under the $aid company " Said John C. Setue"will not be reaponsitie for any debts contracied Tor OF on behaif of said company after said date. JOHN C. __OLIVER'H. TYLER. o " FOLLOWING CARS WILL BE SOLD lor‘ charges at Weschler's Public Auction on October 4. Lche‘gglnzrco-ch. tags N-9922, left by Mr. Chevrolet Coupe, tags B-8638, left by Penn Electric Co. CALL CARL, INC.. 614 H St. N.W. UTOMOBILES (37), CONFISCATED FOR Pomaon of nmhmmon law, will be sold by =uctlon 2t WESCHLER'S AUTO AUCTION. st. n.w. Beldticd th sale are $ model A Pords, 1dllllc. Buick, Chevrolet, Hudson, Hupmo- e, Essex, Paige, ete. RRICK. Sune. Admnistrator. . R, BLANDFORD, Acting_Deputy Administrator.. THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING 91 the Columbia”Building Association will be held the association’s office, AR P, MERCHANTS' BANIC AND TRUST COMPANT. Shareholders’ Meeting, Notice is hereby given that pursuant to eall f its directors a special meeting of the shareholders of Merchants Bank and Trust Company will be held at its main offic 1435 H street northwest, in the City of ington. District of Columbia, on Monca: day of October. 1930, at 2 o'cloc] ‘the ‘purpose of considering and. determ: ning by vote whether an agreement to c American National Ban] ington, Srted A" he Gy of Washinaton: District of Columbia, under the aws of the United States, shal confirmed, for 5 other matters incidental to the Proposed consolidation of the said Pederal American National Bank of Washington this company. copy of the Aireement executed by & majority of the di: Fectors of " the Federal- American Nationa| Bank of Washington and by the directors of this company, t;‘efi:’fnm“d.up 1435 H street northwest, of this company. street I 5 and may be inspected Washington, during busthesy Nours. books of the company for the tran: {e‘r ‘ozx stock will be closed October 18. I o'clock noon, % ROLFE E. BOLLING. President. Dated September 18. 1930 - | Philadelphia, id | and professiona] leaders, DORAN TELLS PLAN FOR ALCOHOL RULE Protection for Legitimate _Business Pledged by Commisisoner. More protection for legitimate busi- ness in alcohol and stricter regulations against the “criminal element osten- | sibly engaged in business to cover up fllegal liquor operations,” were pledged today to the new Industrial Advisory Council meeting at the Carlton Hotel, by Dr, James M. Doran, commissioner of the Bureau of Industrial Alcohol. Addressing the council, consisting of representative leaders of the alcohol in- dustry, Dr. Doran laid before the coun- sel new regulations soon 0 be issued and declared they had been drawn “in such manneér as to make it desirable for honest business men to obey the law.” “The Government's dealings with the doctor, the druggist and the manufac- turer are on the basis of & square deal,” declared Dr. Doran. “Regulations af- fecting these groups of citizens are based upon that principle and are not dictated by the operations of the oc- casional criminal” He expressed his thanks to members of the council for their co-operation. Officers Elected. The council, in completing its or- ganization this morning, ~elected as chairman Henry S. Chatfield of New York City, president of the National Oil, Paint and Varnish Association; vice chairman, A. Homer Smith of | who is president of | Sharpe & Dohme and prominent in | American drug manufacturing circles, and executive secretary, Dr. Harrison E. Howe of this city, eminent chemist, who is editor of Industrial and En- gineering Chemistry, official organ of the American Chemical Society. ‘The new advisory council was named by Dr. Doran, to include 16 industrial to promote better understanding and to establish closer co-operative contact between the Government and the business public, principally scientific, professional and trade organizations concerned with the manufacture, distribution and use of lcohol and liquors for industrial and medicinal purposes. The council today devoted its princi- pal -ceenuon to study of new depart- FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF ASHINGTO! Sharcholders Mectin. fotice ts_hereby given that pursuant to special Taeeting of the northwest, i trict of Columbia, on Monday, the tw: of 30, at 2 o'clock p.m. for 03 f of voting upon any ncmnm to Cthe: proposed consolidstion of wo banks. A copy of the aforesaid {nx for tne consolidation. s on fax may be inspected during business books of the bank for the transter of be close stock * b d October 18, 1930, 13 o'clock M. HN POOLE. FRident. Dated September 18. 1930. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS contracted by any other than myself. B._HO! . 2646 10th n.e. AWNINGS REPAIRED, HUNG, REMOVED and stored reasongbly; windoy shadss, up. WALTER J. PROCTER CO., Nat. uu DUCKING SHORE, POTOMAC RIVER, u.uw. land side. 26 miles from Washington, in- cluding biind and_bost. Make offer. " Ad- x_422-8. Star_office. GET YOURS NOW—PURE METALLIC ROOF aint at the right price. Promp delivery. BECKER PAINT AND 00,1339 Wis- ‘consin_ave. n.w. 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J.H.SENGSTACK )fi.l‘l?c,s'fii Furnaces Cleaned & Painted 2350 repairs and installations: terms on new work: estim: BEY HEATING BT e Nat: 068 Phone Distriet 0453. W. W. and E. E. Thompson CHIROPODISTS (Podiatrists) wish to announce the removal of thelr Smces. trom the Colorado ang Kresge Bulld- ings to the Brage Bullding. 12th and G ta. occupying _the _ent econd floo; ter service. Also smnouncin the of B., Ostermayer witn Thisomce. Omee hotire, 8 30 10 W, THOMPSON. ¥ ‘¥ THOMI & % OifERmaven. Roof & Fumace Repairs A Qi ORE CUANANE NORTR oo # Simmons 3375 7 NE T Printing Craftsmen... are at your service for result-getting publicity National Capital Prea * §216-1212 D 8t N.W. _Phone Nattonas 080 Wanted—Return Loads Boston. New York City, Rochestar. Columous, = Ohiio! ~Asheville: nwhere In Vermont distance moving 70 our bmnh s lransfcr & Storage Co., 1313 _You 8t North 3343 vans covering ail par Uihied States, Tuior pare Joad: And T load rates, over night service 1o "Rew York Line Servi ed Van ,_South Capitol & 'D Bloe Shtiansic 2100, You'll need a good, tight roof when Winter comes. Better take it up with NO' void I prevent ruined Wailso el u-aly estimate. 119 3rd St. 5.W. Congaty District 0933 Apples—Sweet Cider Rockville Fruit Farm 2,000 bushels Grimes Golden and Stark’s Delicious apples at low price. Cider made from clean. hand-picked apples. ° Drive to mental regulations promulgated to meet new conditions created by the William- son act, which became effective July 1, transferring the Bureau of Prohibition from the Treasury to the Department of Justice and creating the new Bureau of Industrial Alcohol in the Treasury Department. Guests at Luncheon. Following the executive business ses- sion this morning for consideration at the new regulations, the council had as its luncheon guests at the hotel Assistant Attorney General G. Aaron Youngquist, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Seymour Lowman and Com- missioner Doran. “The Government welcomes the ad- vice of industrial lufleu, not for the pu of rel regulations, but a view of lpp)ylnl regulations wlth greater effectiveness to the end that legitimate business will thereby promoted and n{e'\utded ‘With thnb Phougnt in mind, views will al- ways be given u.retul consideration,” Dr. Doran #aid in & luncheon address. “Legitimate manufacturers and users of indystrial alcohol, ud & group are organi itute a vital part of American 3 is the policy of the Bureau of In- dustrial Alcohol to eo«:pente closely with all of \‘.heu leading industrial organizations in working out their per- missive problems.” POSTAL INSPECTORS SEEK UNIDENTIFIED ROBBER $10,000 in Currency Taken From Mails Between Frisco City and Atmore, Ala. By the Associated Press. MOBILE, Ala., October 3.—Postal in- spectors today ‘are seeking unmenuned men who swle uom in curren: the mails some time wdneldly ni‘ht ‘b:twun Frisco City and Atmore, both The money was being shipped !mm 2 Mobl.le blnk to a bank at Prisco Cil TAE EVENING Will Rogers BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—T begged and pleaded with St. Louis not to win that pennant. Big news to us out here in the legitimate of the United States. We are to have mail and passengers delivered to New York 2 hours. ca’s . whole in: genuity is spent in hurrying you to get some- where so _you will have more time there to study up some other places to go. ‘Took the pioneers six months to come, but they didn’t forget some- thing and have to be back the next week to attend to it. We ain't get- ting anywhere, but we are having lots of fun zmnkmg we are. TAKAROBE RESIGNS Premier Hamaguchi Names Baron Abo as Minister of Navy. By the Associated Press. ‘TOKIO, October 3.—Admiral Takeshi ‘Takarabe, minister of the navy, today tendered his resignation to Premier Hamaguchi, who appointed Baron Ki- yokazu Abo his successor. Baron Abo, an admiral and member of the supreme war council, was naval adviser to the Japanese delegation at the London Naval Conference. Admiral ‘Takarabe was one of the delegates. It was the London Conference which led to Takarabe's resignation. Criti- cized bitterly by his cabinet colleagues on one hand and fellow naval officers on the other, both during the confer- ence and since his return to Japan, Takarabe wanted to Tesign previously. He retained his office until the treaty was ratified, however, in order to avold ;ml:arnssment to the Hamaguchi cab- inet. Baron Abo is 51 years old. His rise from a lieutenant commander has been slow but impressive. His last promo- tion was to the supreme war council in December, 1928. He served as vice minister of the navy from 1923 to 1925. Admiral Takarabe was appointed minister of the navy in June, 1922. Previous to the London Conference he was regarded one of the most popular of the Hamaguchi cabinet. He been .criticized for his stand that Japan's naval defenses were unneces- sarily weakened by the terms of the treaty. The treaty was finally signed and ratified yesterday by Emperor Hirohito. Persian Quake Causes Damage. T!BERAN, Persia, October 3 (A).— An earthquake was reported today to be | have done serious damage in the vicin- ity of the mineral wells near Damzvend, 40 miles north of Teheran. Details are still awaited. Cardinal to Attend Celebration. NEW YORK, October 3 (#).—Patrick Cardinal Hayes plans to leave next Monday for the West Coast to take part in the celebration of the seventy- fifth mnlvemry of St. Ignatius College in San Francisco. The Wilkins Building 15121514 H Street N.W. OCATED _in__financial _ district across the greet from Veterans' Bureau. nea . Treasury De- partment, "White House snd U. amber of Commerce, 4 blocks from pew Department of Commerce Bulld. ?n. in which. among other branches he PATENT O] Government, be hous: All Rnam: are Large With High Ceilings nd nE Water in Every Room. Randnll H. Hagner & Co. INCORPORATED 1321 Co~n. Ave. Phone Decatur 3600 ers and plants at the Fenn Ivy: Garden Flowers (per bunch) Roses Bulbs Bulbs are graded in split or double bull Our bulbs are guar: Tulips (All varietie: Hyacinths Crocus Rockville. Md.. then 1 miles out on road Lo FPotomac. _Teiephone Rockville 44-M. SPE 34 Infant Taken to Foundlin Hospital, Washington, D. 1896. 8D evening early in 1806, & youns man infant to HOME FLOWER MARKET 1503 Conn. Ave. More flowers for the home—the best flow- Ktu Palins (made up, four plants to each pot) Pandanus, 6-in. pots Sanviviodt always get the first grade or full si ity, and is a poor investment at any pric Paperwhite Narcissus WIVES—if your husband will not bring a few Aowers home, it will pay you to stop at the Home Flower Market this week-end and take a few yourself—fowers brighten the HOME FLOWER MARKET 1503 Conn. Ave. Under Management of J.H.SMALL & SONS lowest prices. 55¢, 95¢ and 1.25 35¢ 2.50 and 4.50 1.50 95c¢,.1.25 and 1.45 25¢, 35¢ and 50¢ 72¢ per dozen three sizes, be sure to bull b is always of inferior to be carefully 75¢ Doz. 75¢ Doz. 1.44 Doz. 35¢ Doz. s) M T H smfl'fi"édks JAPANESE CABINET : STAR, WASHINGTON. SHOUSE TAX CUT FOR RACING BETS Democratic Chairman’s Loss on Election Among Claims Reported Disallowed. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 3.—A Wash- ington dispatch to the New York Times says Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Executive Com- mittee, has been allowed income tax reductions for losses on horse races, but not for election bet losses, club dues and entertainment. The ruling, revealed in the records of the Board of Tax Appeals, was & com- promise settlement of a claim of $4,840 which the Treasury Department held was due on Shouse’s income tax pay- ments for 1923, 1924 and 1925. ‘The records reveal Mr. Shouse's net losses on horse race bets at Maryland and Kentucky tracks of $5,500 in 1923, 10,904 in 1924 and $6,054 in 1925. He also claimed reductions under the head of business expenses of dues paid to the City Club, Athletic Club Ind University Club, all of Kansas_City, | and the Metropolitan Club of Wash- ington and on the cost of entertaining at_his home and clubs of $18,000. The Treasury Department accepted ;"loml of $1,218 for the unpaid tax ill. A loss of $1,750 in a bet on the 1924 national election result in Maryland | was disallowed. TAX CASE AGAINST VAUSE IS DECLARED MISTRIAL Former Judge's Counsel Tells Court Juror Was Member of Fed- eral Grand Jury. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 3.—Trial of former County Judge W. Bernard Vause of Brooklyn on charges of making a false income tax eeturn for 1926 was suddenly halted in Federal Court day and declared a mistrial when Har- old L. Turk, Vause's counsel, told the court that John Conerty of Brooklyn, a juror, had been a member of the Fed- eral grand jury which indicted Vause. Metropolilan 1717 WA/ HINGTON'S PIONEERS in delicious-tasting chocolate. melt in your mouth. D. C., FRIDAY, AMBASSADOR DAWES TO ACT AS DELEGATE Appointed as National Geograpihc Society to London Celebration. N Representative of By the Associated Press. Charles G. Dawes, the American Ambassador to England, yesterday ac- cepted appointment as th: delegate of the National Geographic Society to the 100th anniversary celebration of the Royal Geographic Society of England in London on October 21. The appointment was accepted in a transatlantic telephone conversation from London with Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor of Washington, president of the Na- tional Geographic Society. The Am- bassador is & member of the board of trustees of the American organization. Truck and Its Contents Stolen. A loaded motor delivery truck was stolen from in front of the place of business of Gale E. Pugh, 1147 E street southwest, yesterday. The merchant, & wholesale poultry dealer, reported the truck contained eggs, chickens and other foodstuffs, He valued the con- tents at $300. 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