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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Few persons realize the position held
by the doughhes as a ssaels feed product
Of the American bseels.
Millions Of deaahs Of Ribs blaia but
substantial and salts Tying Commodity are
baked In the United States EVERY day
and find their way To the homes Of per-
sons of every class:
Every grocery. restaurant and lunch
counter sells deashnnts.
Baking establishments IN every city
realize generous daily prefE from dough-
nut production.
But. Zip to this time, no real effort
backed by scientific research, the appli=
cation of modern machinery and modern
merchandising netheds-has ever been
applied to deughnut production and dis=
tribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
LONG RENT BOARD
LIST TOMORROW
Hearings Are Expected on II
cases--All Decisions Be.
fore AUGUST 20.

Seventeen Landlord and tenant dts
putee win be heard tomorrow by the
District rent commission. Decision in
each case vii! DO handed down before
August 90, when members Of the COM
mission are Scheduled to go on q
thirty-day vacation. Seven more days
remain for the hearing Of complaints,
the last hearing being set for Au-
gust II.
The members Of the commission ex-
pect to have disposed Of enough cases
between now and August 20 to bring
the total number settled to about
l.6oo. 1t was announced that all COM
plants heard up to and including Au
gust II will be determined before the
commissioners take their rest.
Provision for Routine Business.
During the absence of the three
members. the clerical force will con-
duct routine business, including the
receipt Of petitions. No hearings will
be held between August II and the
date Of the return Of the commission
ers, 1t was pointed out.
Among petitions filed yesterday was
a complaint by twenty tenants of the
A All, building; formerly the Riggs
against the Claremont Theater Cor
poration, owners of the building.
charging that rent increases asked
are unfair, unjust. unreasonable and
; excessive" Attorneys Ansell & Bailey.
who are also complainants, are acting
for the tenants
TomOrrOw's List OF Cases.
The list of cases set for hearing to-
morrow at 10 o'clock follows:
Joseph A. Handiboe against Harry
Gates, for possession of 64s Pickford
place northeast.
Austin J. Holiday, tenant against
I PPtnrS & To ,@,l
da avenue northwest.
Lottle C. Anderson. tenant. against
the f. II. Smith Co, rental for apart
ment %. 1927 Columbia road
Charlie Lee against Lawson Alexan-
der. for possession of 1925 street
northwest.
George S. Rees against Charles B.
Jarvis, tenant, rental for 1909 G street
Leila X. Bryant against Anna NJ
Houseman, for possession of apart
ment 81, The Berkeley, 1877 Willard
street.
Speros Econonispoulos, tenant
against Allan E. Walker & Co. rental
for apartment at 100 10th street
John G. Topper against Josephine
A Morton, rental for 429 G street
northwest
John G. Topper against Ida Upham
rental for 4O3 4th street northeast.
Edward j. McNelis, tenant, against
L. Stein rental for 7OS 9Th street
Z. N. Smith. tenant, against Mrs Ida
kressin, rental for 727 18th street south
west
Mrs. W. P. Helm, jr. tenant, against
MISS Nellie e Sweet, rental for apart
ment %, Clifbourne apartments, 1855
Calvert street.
Mrs. Mildred Jackson, tenant, against
b. Leonard, rental for 1924 I'd street
southwest.
Max A. Bradshaw. tenant. against
Irving Phillips, rental for 17O1 Euclid
street northwest
Charles Schafer against Ida J. Hard
ing. tenant rental for 43s 9Th street
southwest
William H. Saunders, representing
Fannie j. Bangs. against Robert L. Tai.
bolt, tenant, rental for 1888 D street
James D. Foley, tenant, against Boss
Phelps. rental for 1112 5th street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
TAKES PSYCHOLOGY POST,
DR.. John T. Metcalf Will Teach
n G. w. q. Glasses.

DR.. John r. Metcalf OF the Illinois
department of public welfare has
been appointed assistant professor of
psychology at George Washington
University. according to announce
ment by officials of the institution.
He will give courses in general psy-
chology. experimental psychology and
mental tests.
During the war DR.. Metcalf was
commissioned in the Sanitary Corps
and conducted psychological tests
for the Armye He was stationed at
Camp Devens, Mass; Camp Beaure-
gard. Louisiana; Fort Riley, Kansas,
and. finally. at the Office of the sur
geon general in Washington, where
he assisted in the preparation of the
official report of psychological exam
lining in the Army. Since July. 1919.
DR.. Metcalf has been connected with
the division of the criminologist,
Illinois department of public welfare
He has made extensive psychological
examinations in penal and correc-
tiona. institutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
WILL PERMIT THE SALE
OF SOUTHERN BUILDING
Chief Justice Mccoy Decides to
Lift Injunction Under Ger
tain Provisions.

Chief Justice Mccoy of the District
Supreme Court has decided to lift
the injunction against the sale of the
Southern building at 18th and n
streets and to permit the Southern
Realty Corporation to do what it
pleases with the building. nrovides
the company furnishes bond N
$3O0, 900 to the receivers of the First
National Fire Insurance Company
Inc BOND is to indemnify the receiv-
eies A Of loss On Outstanding poll
receivers have not decided whether
they will appeal from the decision'
AS the chief justice left Washington
for his vacation, Attorneys Louis A.
Dent. John Louis Smith and H. Pres
co.I Gatiiey Tor the Southern Realty
corporation will send the decree to
the chief justice for his signature
The court declined to dismiss the
suit, so that the bond may be given
In a suosisting proceeding and the
surety may be answerable in the
have to be sued in an independent
proceeding.
At previous hearing of the case.
Chief Justice Mccoy intimated that
to release the building he would re-
qulre bond large enough to cover
the outstanding policies. which
amount to more than million dol
lars. but at the argument yesterday
Attorney Dent insisted that as the
realty corporation took from the as
sets OF the insurance company only
the equity in the Southern building.
it should not be required to give a
bond for a larger sum than that
equity was worth. At the price at
which the building was taken over
by the realty company the equity
finally adopted this view in fixing
the penalty of the bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
Profits From Food Products Are
Sure and Substantial

The deughnuts stands where the soda
Naeissf stood twenty years ago;
All crackers were once sold In bulk
from barrel fhas method of eiBtfibu-
ton has lons since been discontinued.
Today crackers are sold in sealed cartons.
The men who originated this idea made
millions for themselves and Others. They
Coined the name "tNEEDA BISCUIT"
Doughnuts will be sold In this very
same way. Good aeushnuts -SQUARE
DONUTS-if se,, please, manufactured
entirely by machinery of the most ad-
vaneed type, made uniformly good. Every
large city throughout the United States
will have SQUARE DONUTs, packed In
eastens OF Standardized design, backed
by national advertising, and delivered
through established channels to the din
Ing tables OF the American people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
OFF TO PRIBILOF ISLES.

DR.. G. Dallas Hanna and w. p
Zochorna of the bureau of fisheries
have gone to the Pribilof Islands. DR.
Hanna has charge of the taking oil
the census of fur seals this summer
Mr.. Zochorna is to continue expert
ments inaugurated in 1919 for i'm
proving methods of taking and curing
sealSkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
Better BaH WHITES White Shoes 90 '"e S5.O5

CONTINUES this week at all
~ our stores. Women about
to leave for their August va
cations will welcome this oppor-
tunity to buy the most stunning
new White Shoes at fraction
of their value.
The styles involved, to large
extent, are brand-new mid-sum-
mer novelties not shown earlier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
CHILDREN MAKE SHOES

taught to make their own sbans
Material for SOC pairs of shoes has
Deen sent to Daniiovgrad. where
orpnanage boys viii be taught the
trade The Danilovsrad school
.oanded by the Red Cross, is the pt.
oheef trade school of Montenegro:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

and geodetic survey, T. Wayland
Vaughn of the United States geologi-
cal survey, H S. Washington of the
geographical laboratory, Carnegie
Institution of Washington. and H y.
Wood of the National Research
Council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
JUSTICE MCCOY GOING AWAY.

chief Justice Mccoy of the District
tts, sun1r1e,. term on the bench and
Wit sne.id, his vacation 1t Arkville,
=: r. III the .l,atsk.ii mountains, He
E,iit Eraa;;l,Eei.t II sitS tpoaptatps until
ehs eopEt, EEFc9ti se.ies ii october:
3nStiSS Nriiiitaiti ffit= VII ureSide In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
BROUGHT HERE FROM WEST

Mr.. e. H. Holbrook. formerly SUI
perintendent of the Pittsburgh branch
of the bureau of mines has been
transferred to this city as assistant
to the director. DR.. F. G. Cottrell
whose nomination has been confirmed
by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
TO ATTEND MEErtnn.

AMONG those in attenaahee IRON,
" Isl haE r. at ihe seieatihe ssagfsss
1o pc ns held On IN Boaslshia gsfia HEhst
Museum, William BsMie u ths Cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

all the branches of the District Su-
preme Court from Monday until Au-
gust IS, when he viii be relieved by
Justice Siddons, who will hold court
until the ende of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

in the season. Including new
varieties of the popular Strap
and Cross-strap as we'll as Rib
bon Bow efects-in White Kid
skin and White Reignskin. Also
N Il b u c k and Leather Trim
Sports Oxfords-as we'll as all
remaining short lines" of our
very best $3.50 to $14 White
Shoes of other sorts at $5.65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Ing quantities by Washington grocers The
Wonderful machine which produces SQUARE
DONUTS of uniform quality size and shape
Is In daily operation right In this city.
Bakers, purveyors of food products and
successful business men In cities throughout
the United States have sensed the oppor-
tunities of ctr proven plan. They have APP
piled for the rights to use this machine-for
the privilege OF cooperating with us In the
production and sale Of SQUARE DONUTS.
We are now ready to deal with these men
and the parent company in which you are in
vited to invest has been formed to grant ter
ritorial rights-to lease to and contract with
subsidiary companies.
The story OF this project is very inter-
esting. 1t will pay you to hear the full de-
tails. Make your uninvested dollars earn SUBJ
stantial profits. Remember, food products
never find dull markets
Come to Office. or telephone a request.
and representative of this company will visit
you at your convenience. There will be no
obligation-we are happy to talk SQUARE
DONUTS.
We want men and women of broad vision
TO associate themselves with this company
to follow the lead of prominent Washing
tonians. Participate in the nationwide sue
cess OF business which has fully proved its
profit possibilities right in this community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
Share in the Opportunity Which Successful
Washington Business Men Have Created

SQUARE DONUTS are Washington
productive invention of man who has built
successful business In this city through his
energy and integrity
Full patent protection for the n1anufac-
,ture of SQUARE DONUTs and the wonder
full machine used in their production have be-
come the property Of company whose head
quarters are right here in Washington, whose
chief officer is the originator of the whole
project, whose directors arc successful Wash
ington business men.
Food products have proved to be the pre-
ferred investment of Americas greatest finan-
ciers.
Dividends from oil millions are now sup
plying the breakfast tables Of the nation.
Soapmakers investing their profits in
cooking products.
The success of every nationalized food
product is recorded in Dun and Bradstreets.
Just consider this! You have probably
never had the privilege before to participate
in the earnings of company whose sole bust
ness was that of supplying staple article OF
food to the American people. Not machine
not mine-or anything of that character but
FOOD!
Such is now your opportunity.
Every angle of this work has been proven.
SQUARE DONUTS in sealed cartons are be-
ing sold every day and in constantly increas-
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