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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
Other requirements

Modern dental science makes other re-
quirements. The average dict 10 rich in
starch and sugar. Starch gums the teeth,
gets between the teeth, and in fermentng It
forms acids.
To digest that starch on teeth, Nature puts
4 starch digestant in the saliva. To neutral
ize the acids, she puts alkahs IN the saliva.
But both need frequent stimulation. which
modern diet often fails to give.
So authorities now desire the tooth paste
to apply that stimulation. Pepsodent multi
plies the starch digestant m the saliva It
muldplies the alkalinity. Thus it increases
markedly these natural protective agentA
Thus Pepsodent brings Eve desired edeets-
None of them come from old naethodA To-
gether they are bringing new dental ERA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
COLUMBIA-"Ladies Must Live.

Betty Compson's picture, Ladies
Must Live" which has been held over
at Loew's Columbia for another week,
drew large audiences yesterday after
noon and last night. The story is
we'll known and concerns the chase of
women after wealthy husbands and
the disastrous results that follow. The
interest is held throughout. Betty
Compson is always good to look upon
and in addition acts with discretion
and sincerity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
Just film removal

When you visit your dentist he applies
vigorous cleaning largely to remove the
film. Remember how white your teeth look.
how clean they feel after that
The new purpose is TO fight that hfm dsify.
To maintain that whiteness and that clean
ines& Otherwise, there are often months
when that film may do damage.
Try this new method Send the coupon
for To-Day Tube. Note the results you see
and feel Read the reasons for them IN our
book Thea decide for yourself on the
future This d too important to forget Cut
out the coupon now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
CAPITOL-''Little Bo-Peep."

Little Bo-Peep" opened last night
at the Capitol Theater. Two come
dians, Taye and Pepper. kept the
house laughing all the evening and
Charles Marley helped much in put
ting over the comedy. There are many
musical numbers and the work of
Helen Lloyd, Violet Hilson and Con-
stance Williams is commendable. The
chorus is not the best that has been
seen here, but it is better than some
that have been here recently.
The Little Bo-Peep" crowd will
be here all the week, with wrestling
Thursday night as an added attrac-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
KNIcKrRBoCKER-aA Mans
Home -

Ralph Ince.s special production. "a
Mans Home" in which the leading
roles are played by Harry Mercy,
kathlyn Williams. Fare Binney.
Grace Valentine, Roland Bottomley
and Matt Moore. a view of which
appears in connection with the Metro
politan Theater. was shown yesterday
also at Crandall's Knickerbocker.
Harry Pollard's comedy, "Hokus
Pokus." was the chief supplementary
feature, with Rossinfs 'Semiramide"
overture. by the orchestra. under con-
ductorship of Signor Ernesto Natiello.
The Pathe News and Topics of the
Day rounded out the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21

Note how many pretty tseth you &c now
Adayl Teeth that giisten n they never did
before.
Millions now use this new way Of teeth
cleaning. Every day they combat the film,
the coat that makes teeth dingy.
When you see and envy the effects, why
not resolve to Try them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
ORDERED TO THIS CITY.

Maj. Charles O. Schudt. Coast Artil-
lery Corps, has been relieved from
duty with the New York National
Guard at New Yory city and ordered
to this city for duty in the Office of
the chief of the militia bureau, War
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
Do This Twice
Daily

Remove the film.
Combat tho hidden film.
Give the teeth high lustef.
Digest The starch deposits ~
multiplying the starch digest.k IN
fhe saliva.
Neutralize mouth scHs By multi
plyinx the slkalinity Of the sa6va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
HUCK TOWELS

IA 1n~-Plain White Towels,
a. Luz neatly hemmed at
both ends: size 16Mx26h.
A<aE~well Woven White
AT AOS Towels. with red
bofdeYDs finished ends.
AZ 1n~-Made Of the popular
al SOS soft-spun tow cling,
Ruaranteed to wear; very alb
0orbent; finished with pretty
red striped border. Size 16h by
S1H.
a. 1s--Made Of exception
AZ 1OS ally heavy toweling
with blue striped borders. Size
1Sx5Sh.
IA 7nc-Piain White Towels.
al wv with neatly designed
borders; heavy texture that
will give long service. Size
1Sx1&
IA lao-A Hemgtitched Linen
AT NV wsft Towel, with
hay AoFa1 designs woven At
1ttIse cad. eise 13xxsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
A Holiday Sale Of
Huck and
TurkiShTOWels
TURKISH TOWELS

TURKISH TOWELS
At INC Plain e.. : White I most ess
barber shops and beauty par
lors.
A. 2sr-A substantial towel,
"a wv white body with
fancy coiored interviewer de-
signs; border in different tones;
some are colored striped. Size
16x33h.
Az Sn~-An extra heavy towel
a. OVS woven in fern leaf
pattern, with various colors
woven the entire length: az
inch solid colored border. Size
17x3sh.
Az <O~-vsr1 iarga heavy
wv and ab sor b . It
towels, bordered In pink and
blue stripes. Size a1x<6.
All our Turkish Towsls are
made from high.gfado cotton.
yarn. bleached and finished By
. special process witch giveU
m exceptionally good apDeaR.
ASoo and aeaOsUoaEh1 quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21

horseman and indiscriminate crowds
OF devotees that look like so many
mounds OF snow as they PROSTATE
themselves before Allah, is. in Its
entirety, so excellent an ensemble
that there isn't a weak link in the
cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
Those Shining Teeth
You see today-this is the usual reason

With Pepsodenf, yua en- ashf csss Nm
at home-6ght Il daily and effectively. And
those white teeth you evaywheze nee show
how many people do il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
Film dims the teeth

That viscous coat you feel on teeth is film
It clings to teeth, enters creviees and stays
The old ways of brushing did not ettec-
lively combat it. So the flm-eoats were per-
sistent. And most tooth troubles have been
traced to them.
Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look
dizzy. Film 10 the basis Of tartar. 1t holds
food substance which fermeuts and forms
acid. It holds the acid IN contact with the
teeth 10 cause decay.
It breeds millions Of germs, and they, with
tartar, are the chief cause Of pyorrhea. AL
these troubles have been constantly inereas-
inx. because brushing has failed to end film.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-21
Two effective ways

Dental research has long been seeking
ways to daily 6sht that film Two ways
have now been found Able authorities have
proved them by many careful tests. Nov
leading dentists, nearly an tho world over.
are advising their adoption
A new-dv dentiffriee has been evolved
called pepeodent. L complies with modern
xsuuirernents md avoids past uuistakea
These two 6lm-cnmbating methods are en-
bodied IN It
The Washington times., 1921-01-11

The Japanese financial condition Is
most "unsatisfactory," Commercial
Attache James +. Abbott cabled from
Tokyo, and he predicted severe drop
in the japanese exchange rate. Mr..
Abbott reported banks have frightened
the money market by raising rates.
Japan. he said, finish ed the year with
q large balance OF trade against her,
and there are large stocks OF unsold
goods in warehouses. Little foreign
spital has been attracted to Japan in
the last few months, MIR. Abbott said,
and the general stagnation of bust
ness, he further declares, brought
about a situation which will result in
tho cutting OF wages
Failure OF many business houses in
China is foreseen by Commercial
Attache Julean Arnold, at Picking,
who cabled that the ancient custom OF
paying all debts on the New Year,
February s, will force many places to
close. Falling exchange had resulted,
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ten sales. each of $1,000 Potomac
Electric Con. ). after call. featured the
session Of the Washington Stock EX-
change today, the price secured in all
instances being 70.
At the opening $500 Washington
Gas 5 sold at 49, fifty shares of Wash
ington Railway Preferred brought 81
ten shares of Washington Gas went at
3Sh and seven shares of Lanston at
rs.
Mergenthaler opened with sale Of
five shares at l2Ola and ten shares
Immediately thereafter brought the
same price. Twenty-Five shares sold in
three other deals at 100, and ten
shares of Security Savings and Com
mercial Bank brought 1913.
Shares of Columbia Graphophone.
common. to the amount OF $50 and
1920 brought 12L and II respective
"
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
ROUTED
ON STOCK MARKET
List Moves Forward Until Noon,
When Profit Takers Cause
a Halt.
4. \. =. Financial Editor.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE rout Of
the bear element continued in the
early dealings of the stock market
today, with the premium on Cru"iblc
Steel for delivery OF that stock TODAY
marked up to ?. per cent. Tie ad-
vance in the premium rate IN this
stock naturally caused heavy short
covering. on which II had sharp
upturn to lOias. gain Of nearly :
points.
Considerable disfavor was shown
by many important interests or the
street TO the charging of this high
premium for delivery of the stock as
IL might cause disorder TO the regular
trend OF trading.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11

since 1915. IL also omits an extra
dividend. This makes stock bought
at sl35 share yield only $50 per
cent.
New Jersey Zine was incoTpor-
ated in 1850 and has made more
money and paid bigger dividends
than any other mining company ex-
cepting Aaa~onds and Utah. Since
1907 1t paid 1873 per cent in cash and
25l per cent in stock, and from 1916
to 1919, inclusive, the aggregate net
profts available for dividends
amounted to s6s.ll6.o4, equal 10 an
annual average Of Sis.37 earned on
f35. O00, 900 apital stock.
II il impossible definitely to know
whether the stock il a purchase now.
We do not think insiders are selling.
AMERICAN COTTON OIL BONDS.
u. IL own three $1,000 per
cent bonds OF American Cotton OIL
Company. due September ., 1924.
They were bought from one OF the
leading bond houses at %; they are
now 81. Is there anything wrong
with the company, anything suff-
ciently wrong TO account for this
decline?
Answer-There is.
| Last years business was bad In
| the twelve months ended August 81
| 1920, there was a deficit OF S3,6ll $50
| This brought a profit and loss surplus
| of fl3,235.65l down to 39.624,09 II
was the first deficit in ten years. Tn.
100000 per cent notes are not q
| mortgage.
Last August the common dividcnC
was passed. There are not very
many households in the United States
that do not use at least one Of thu
American Cotton OH Company
Notwithstanding Gold Dust.
| Fairy Soap" and "Copco."
| The company owns or control!
seventeen separate corporations. |
is the biggest operator in cotton seeC
| oil in the world. 1t could have an
[ other big deficit this year. If IL haC
| 10, and not feel il, as ii is in stronl
| financial position and probably the
! worst has been discounted.
We should advise you To hold ypu,
| bonds.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
LIST MOVES FORWARD.

Practically the entire list moved
forward with a good deal OF vigor.
but shortly before midday the ad-
vance was halted under heavy profit
taking.
In the early afternoon the market
continued it's upward movement un-
der the leadership of the shipping is
sues. Atlantic Gulf, from an early
low, rose TO above 20. Marine pre-
ferred rose over points. Marine
common advanced IL and American
Ship and Commerce improved IL
American International rose . points
to above A..
All Of the steel shares were from
/ to ) points higher. Baldwin Loco
motive rose points. Republic Steel 3
points and Vanadium Steel points.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
PRICES STABILIZED,
VIEW OF CREDIT MEN

Inauguration OF general
campaign to induce the public
to resume normal buying has
been announced by the Credit
Defense Council of the National
Association OF Credit Men in
New York.
without deprecating the ne
ccssity of thrift and care in
making it's purchases" says the
councils statement. "the time
has arrived for us to make
clear to the public that rea-
sonable stability in prices has
been attained, and for the gem
cral good the buying strike
should be called off at once.
This can be done il there is
complete accord and co-opera-
ton among business men in
making right the condition Of
the market for buying and
selling. Similarly, suspended
order obligations, those orders
held in allegiance by manufac-
turers and wholesalers. should
be adjusted"
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
DIVIDENDS.

NTONkr OF T"N"
record able.
Caracas sugar Co a. sJan s Jan. -
Col Graphophone fac. of
Maryland pr, q. Se.....,Jan. 20 FEB !
Fsll River Gas Works, q,
So Observation-Disclosures. janis Feb.
Hollinger Cons. Gold Mines, "a
Ltd, 81 Jan. 10 Jan 20
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
MIR. BRAHANY ENTERS INVEST
MENT BANKING BUSINESS.

Thomas w. Brahany. formerly AS
sstant Secretary to the President,
has opened an office in the Evans
Building under the name of Thomas
w. Brahany & Company, Investment
Securities.
John Carraway, who has been iden-
tilted with Washington banking in
terests, is associated with Mr.. Brah-
any.
The company will devote special
attention to the Cities Service secur-
tiles and other stocks and bonds
handled by Henry l.. Doherty & Com
pany, of New York.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
"CURB INVESTMENTS"

James w. Ball & Co., 81 Exchange
place. New York, has issued booklet
entitled Curb Investments" giving
the closing prices OF Grub investment
stocks for 1920, the present rate of
dividend being paid on these stocks
and the current yield on the invest
ment--ranging up to 20 per cent and
over. The booklet also gives the
high and low prices for over 100
representative New York Curb stocks for
the year 1920. 1t is a very handy
ready reference.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
ADVANCING
WASHlNGTONS INTERESTS
Lou Rates of Exchange
Hold Up Foreign Trade

United South
OF
public today
of the first monthly
dealing conditions
commercial attaches commissioner
In country South the
fallen the last few months and has become
hare to obta cabegrams to the department
represented awaiting before
markets
have rate of the
exchange market
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
NEW JERSEY ZINC.

). k-Whst is your opinion OF
New Jersey Zinrs Is the stock
considered a good Investment and.
in your opinion, is this the right
time to buy II? What ID the COM
pany's dividend record and the
present rate?
Answ~r-Owing to slackened tusi'
ness New Jersey Zine will pay only
2 per cent on February 10, as com
pared with 4 per cent quarterly pale
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
OILS SHOW ADVANCE.

Mexican Petroleum advanced for a
gain Of nearly . points, while the
other oils showed advances of over l
point.
General Asphalt was prominent
with a gain OF over 4 points, An ex-
ccption to the general display OF
strength was Sears-Roebuck, which
sold down to So. a loss Of 4 points.
The rubber. copper. motor, and rail-
road stocks all showed good improve
ment.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
II. v. FLEMING TO TALK.

Robert V. Fleming. cashier of the
Riggs National Bank will address the
elementary class of Washington
Chapter, American Institute of Bank
ing, this evening on Functions OF
the Clearing House" The quiz Of the
evening will be on Duties of the
Paying Teller" Charles ID. Boyer.
assistant cashier of the Federal Ma
tional Bank and president of Wash
iEgton Chapter will preside.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11

he reported. In many merchants not
providing themselves with enough
credits to meet the situation, but the
government is hopeful that the older
business houses Will weather the
storm.
The Brazilian market is reported
to be overstocked and the unfavorable
rate of exchange has resulted IN a
drop in imports from the United
States, while the money market is
very tight" Exports are also de-
creasing, the department was IN
formed, and an unfavorable balance OF
trade is increasing each month.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11
FINANCIAL
The Business Revival

The revival OF business will
be preceded by the revival OF
public confidence. We are
passing through the economic
readjustment made necessary
by the war. and the way
changes arc. being weathered
is true, cause for congratula-
ton. Already some factors of
fundamental sOundness are
radiating confidence as to the
gradual but assured recovery
of business conditions.
If YOU would help in this
process OF regeneration. invest
YOUR earnings in essential in.
dustries. Our First Mortgage
Notes on Washington. d. C.
real estate should appeal 10
YOU because they are safe. Of
fer a liberal return and are
ut par every day of the year.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM
& HENSEY CO.,
727 Fifteenth St. N. w.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
The Nations Home Tolrn.
The Washington times., 1921-01-11

Investors Service

Times will be glad In
This
is
and twoce unpublished will made
Washington
Servi m building Washington. ID {.
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FROM TEXAS CHAMPIONS 6 70 z

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