Evening star. [volume], October 11, 1922, Page 17, Image 17

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Dish Washing
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Table Glassware
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Rooms, Hotels
STEAM TABLES
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Our representative will
or accompany you to the
our own showrooms.
Booths?7-8-9-10 &
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1215-17 F Street and
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ill be afforded by a visit to
i G Street N. W.
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and Supply
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Silver
Fireproof Cooking
Wares
Bake Ovens
Slicing Machines
Mixing Machines
Refrigerators
g? Ice Cream Freezers
s, Cafeterias, Tea
and Institutions.
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1214 to 1218 G Street
5:45 to 5:30
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elief from the three-times-a-a
arsening of the hands
one tablespoonful of Lux into your dishpan? *
the hot water. The flakes foam up into the
est lather you have ever had for dishwashing.
les a day you can wash dishes in this lather
r hands will not be rough or red. Lux contains
i or any other ingredient that could hurt the
e skin?it is as easy on your hands as a fine
iy to wash your dishes the Lux way?don't
hands to have the old three-times-a-day-in-the,
One package of Lux will last for 44 dishwashhan
two weeks. Start using it now. Lever Bros,
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PRIVATE FOREIGN
LOISFACE PROBE
White House Says Each Project
to Be Investigated on
Omn llApilc
uvvii mci no.
WAR DEBTS NO BARRIER
Payment, Though Assured, Not
Expeoted Until Sehabilitation
of Europe Is Executed.
While the United States government
considers the war debts of
European powers a binding obligation,
which no one disputes, and is \
expecting payment as rapidly as the
rehabilitation of Europe will allow, 1
there is no flat objection to private 1
bankers of this country lending ,
money abroad, but, it was said at
the White House today, each foreign
loan, which is proposed for flotation '
in this country, will be considered !
upon its own merits.
With the exception of Great Brit- 1
ain. it is believed by the American <
government that few. if any, of the 1
foreign powers are now in a position '
to begin payment of their debts. In <
fact, there has been received no as- j
.surance from any foreign power ex- '
cept Great Britain that payment of
their debt may be expected within
any reasonable period of time.
Rehabilitation Must Precede.
The rehabilitation of Europe will
probably have to be pushed farther
than it is today before there can be i
consideration by other countries of i
payment of their debts, it was indi- ]
cated at the White House. i
The question of European war t
debts held by the United States is i
not considered by the American gov- <
ernment as having any connection <
whatsoever with an international '
conference which has been proposed l
from various quarters looking toward i
economic rehabilitation of the world. '
Businesslike Settlement. 4
Concerning loans by certain private j
bankers to Europe, it was stated by ?
a spokesman for the administration
that certain financial, economic and ;
business interests may have a large
influence ultimately in. bringing
about a businesslike settlement of
war debts.
The State Department will investigate
the case of each proposed foreign
loan for subscription here on its
own merits, as was done in the case recently
of the. Rumanian government.
Secretary Hughes inquired at that
time lr tne notation ui tne nuiiiaiumi
loan in this country would defer in
any way the payment of Rumania's
war debts to the United States.
SUED HEIRESS WED.
CASTILE. N. Y.. October 11.?Cards
were received here announcing: the
marriagre of Lyle C. Smith to Miss
Margaret E. Pierce of Castile, the
heiress who recently unsuccessfully
defended an alienation suit. The Jury
returned a verdict for $42,500 In favor
of Mrs. James O. Howard, whose husband's
affections Miss Pierce was accused
of stealing when she was sixteen
years old.
Miss Pierce comes Into her fortune
of about half a million dollars on
May 1. next, when she will be twenty
one. Smith, who is also twenty
one, is a house painter.
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FAT FOLKS* LEAGUE
BOOSTS COPELAND
FOR SENATORSHIF
By the Awocistei Preee.
NEW YORK, October 11.?"He kepi
ue out of obesity," is the slogan o:
fifty women and fifty men?formal
members of Health Commlssionei
Copeland's reducing classes?who to.
day organized the "Copeland Fa'
Men's and Fat Women's League" t<
boom the commissioner's campalgr
as the democratic candidate foi
United States senator.
M is8 Georgia Heffner, who organized
the league, said that I>r
Copeland had helped her reduce fron
241 pounds to 161 and that sht
"couldn't do enough for htm."
The league will devote most of iti
missionary work to people weighing
upwards of 150 pounds.
BAHAMAS GROW RICH.
Liquor Traffic Cause, Says Governor,
on Canada Trip.
MONTREAL. October 11?Sir Har
ry Edward Splller Cordeaux, gov
crnor and commander-in-chief of th?
Bahama Islands, said, on his arrival
here last night to spend t
two months' holiday In Canada, thai
the present healthy condition of th<
island's finances was largely due t<
Its liquor traffic.
He said that this condition wai
most strongly reflected in the recent
{250,000 expenditure for harbor
improvements at Nassau.
"It Is a proper trade," Sir Ham
eaid In speaking of the moral aspec
5f the question. "It In not a!
though we were dealing in deleterious
matter, such as oocalne. Alcohol
has a recognised value and s
great many people regard it as belnj
beneficial."
3,350 FRENCH JOBLESS.
By the AhHocltted Press.
PARIS, October 11. ? Prosperitj
smiles In France, according to the official
figures issued by the Frenct:
labor department, which showed thai
Lhere were but 3,350 unemployed persons
throughout the republic on September
1. The fact is that in most
lasses of labor there is a greatei
lemand for workmen than the supply
The French authorities have recenty
given their <-on?pnt
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:ation of laborers from abroad
rhousand8 of Italians and Poles have
inswered the call and these are arriving
in increasing numbers ever>
nonth.
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60c Jute Carpel
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dollar sale much below its established worth. 5
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$1.50 Crochet J1 JO |
Bedspreads 1 |
Size for three-quarter beds or twin beds. 5
tow-white Crochet Spreads, firmly and closely S
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1.35 Black m 1
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Jrapery Cretonne $1 ?
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