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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-04
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF'THE CONDITION
of the
Southern Aid Society of Vir
ginia, Inc, i:

OF RICHMOND, VA.
On the S1st day of December, 1924,
a. required under the District of
Columbia Code, amended June 80,
1902, and August IS, 1911.
CAPITAL Stock 900 90
Capital Stock, paid up. in
cash 80, 200 90
ASSETS
Cash in office and in transit
from District offices and
agencies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 80
Cash in bank. ......... ..... 166, 1856 IS
Real estate ................ 382.45S 26
Real estate mortgages first
lien) -: ............ 1Os.1s1 80
Stocks and bonds (market
vaIue) ................... S2.215 90
Bills receivable .........;.. 1880 SO
Interest and rent due and
accrued ........ 49,. 4.1O4 %
mortgages (second lien).... 1880 90
Total assets ......... .....S729.416 80,
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. .......,, $2,44S So
Reserve for taxes. ....... Hiss ~
Employees deposits Gas Donds) 2S,157 II
Reserve for int. on employees
deposits ................... 472 20
paid .............,... 7622 SO
Capital stock ............... $4,000 90
tration fees ......,..... 90
SIRIUS, reserve for Life.
Health and Accident LA
biiity Observation-Disclosures. 649, $50 10
Total liabilities ....:..... .$729.416 80
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imported tweed, padrone and
campers cloth. Some have fur
trimmings, and a few have the
new fur choker. All silk lined
$34.50.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Junior Misses Spring Coats, $3.50

Coats for sports and general day
time wear, coats for parties and
dress occasions-coats for every
purpose, priced TO give an extra
Junior Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Apiece Suits $40
Anniversary Sale Price IO
Made in London Expressly for This Sale

Made IN London Expressly Tor his Sale
The English probably make such good golf suits because they
live the Scotch who originated the game These suits
golf and business consist of jacket and knick
They tailored by of the leading London houses
especially for Anniversary Sale and in detail meet the
high standards maintained by Woodward & Lotlrop.
of the quantity purchased obtained low price
and have marked them accordingly
Developed in evots cassmees and weeds patterns that
tvpicalv British, and therefore distinctive
Light and dark grays browns and mixtures with
padscoors that look equally well the links in the office
English Shop pseond
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Special, $40

The jacket of this English Golf and Business
Suit is the 3-button, plain-back model; vest,
the 5-button style; trousers, easy, loose
fitting; the knickers, the British plus-four.
A suit that serves two-fold purpose-on
the links and in the Office.
Evening star., 1925-02-23

amount of value Powder blue,
apricot, tan and cedar-Fashion 5
choice for Spring. Sizes Is, Is
and II years.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Special. SIS

Two-trousers Suit styled for young men.
Two-button sack coat, easy fitting, but
slightly drawn in at the waist; pockets
placed moderately low; wide, notched lapels.
Trousers are moderately wide. Light gray
color. s6l - MElN
Evening star., 1925-02-23
he Anniversary Sale Of Mems Appare-Unusua Values
English Broadcloth
Shirts, $1.o5

"a fine grade that usually sells at
much higher price.
Neckband style and collar-at-
tached in white. Sizes 49,! to 18;
assorted sleeve lengths.
Evening star., 1925-02-23

Topcoats with a fInesse in tailor
ing that makes for smartness.
The materials and the Innings are
womens Coat Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Goats for Larger Women, Special, SIS

all high grade, and the new
Spring shades are Included
Waffle, Tiger Eye, Onion and
new tans. Sizes 42H to 52H.
Evening star., 1925-02-23

The softest Of suede finish fab
RIGS are foremost in Spring coat
fashions, in the light tanS and
pinkish tan shades. Then, there
are coats of wool bcnSalinc,
Misses Section Fourth 1oof.
Evening star., 1925-02-23

Smart Sports Coats cut on the
latest mannish lines and beauti-
fully tailored, with notch, stand
ing and convertible collars.
Patch or inset pockets. Lined
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Exceptional Anniversary Values

with crepe dc chine or FINE serge.
The newest of fabrics in tan,
gray mixtures, gray, russet and
blue. Sizes "a to A.
Evening star., 1925-02-23

There is nothing Inexpensive
about these coats except the
price. The styles arc the most
approved Spring models, fash
ioned of fine twills, imported
Evening star., 1925-02-23
| wo- 7 rousers Suits $QE
Anniversary Sale Price ~
These Are Outstanding Values

Suits OF exceptional quality in materials and tailoring styled
the preferences of who exactng about their clothes
Only because of the fullest cooperation from the maker
able to offer them this substantial saving to you.
All in the styles for Spring-the easyhng coats and
moderately wide trousers that we'll dressed men prefer
Coors light graya big feature in Spring shades-tan and
heather effects The fabrics fine cassmeres, cheviots
worsteds and hannes They look well and will WE'LL
Two and three button Sack styles and Doub1ebrcased
modelswch will be much this Spring Sizes "a to 40
regular IS to AZ short SO to 40 stout and 81 to AZ long
MeusC Clothes Section nseondn
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15

now before the country is the whole
some revival Of interest in the di-
visio nOf taxing powers between the
Federal and State Government.
The tax returns for the first quar-
ter indicate that the tax rates will
be slashed if the same percentage of
returns prevail during the balance
OF the year.
1t has been said that some little
anecdote gives to us some interest
ing hint of the inner life of a great
man. The announcement that Pres
ident Coolidge will spend the sum-
mer months at Swampscott, Mass,
brings many questions from the pub
lie, what does Mr.. Coolidge do for
diversion?" is the principal inquiry.
Those who know the Chief Execu-
tive intimately say that he would
rather read history than attend a
play.
The story is told that while Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, Mr.. Coolidge
on cool evenings would draw up his
chair near the fireplace and read for
hours completely detached from the
other occupants of the room. Their
conversation made no impression
upon him whatsoever. Mr.. Wilson
was given to the reading of detec-
tive stories and thrilling narratives
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15

but required privacy to concentrate
It has been aptly said that there is
no entertainment so cheap as read
ing, nor any pleasure so lasting. Mr..
coOlidge's associates say that he has
cultivated the rare habit of reading
with reflection.
President Coolidge is not particu-
larly fond Of outdoor sports. His
principal exercise is walking. There
is a story quietly going the rounds
in Washington circles that while
spending a vacation as Governor of
Massachusetts,, he motored thirty
miles to the seashore with his friend
and companion, Mr.. Frank Stearns,
and returned without saying a single
word. According to the anecdote,
Mr.. Stearns was asked if this were
true, and with his characteristic
caution said, mot exactly, you see
we drove thirty miles and as we
turned toward home the Governor
took off his hat, mopped his brow
and said: Hot, amt it?' which was
the sole comment of the sixty mile
drive.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15
Ooo$
UNLOADING THE RAFT

The press is a unit in demanding
lower taxes and a curtailment Of
federal lagniappe. The abolition of 80
out of the "a federal land offices was
a jolt to useless oficialism.
The Presidents action was in the
interest of sound and economical
government. The Offices cost too
much to maintain. Thousands of
political refugees have been crawl
ing aboard the federal craft, not
mere hoboes on a rattling freight
but guests in palace cars to be fed
and clothed and paid. The President
has determined that the only way to
economize is to spend less money
foolishly; already he has set over
board 2SOO supernumeraries, and
they are still going. The sacred
land offices have been the fattest
political plums of the West for half
a century.
There is no record Of decreased
efficiency in the departments due to
the reduction of workers; indeed,
epo1t has it that the jolted surviv-
DO more than the former whole
The presidential road to low
les may offend political opera
and pensioners but it pleases
beople.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15
TIME TO WAKE UP

Suppose some legislator had the
temerity to suggest that all future
issues of public utility bonds should
be tax-exempt because such COM
panies furnish communities with an
essential service and if taxed, the
customer has to pay increased rates
This is no more absurd than pres
ent laws which exempt from taxa
ton all bonds issued for municipal
and state undertakings for whatever
purpose.
municipalities and states do not
actually save any more money by
this type of financing. Somebody
must pay cost of government. When
you exempt the income of one man
from taxation, you simply shift his
burden to others and yet the tax
exempt bond farce is continued on
the theory of saving money for the
taxpayer.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15
COOLING MOTH CONTROL

This is the fourth consecutive year
in which investigations relative to
the time of eme"gence of the adult
codling moth of the second brood
have been carried on by County
Agent Russell e. Wilson in the or
chard sections of the county. This
particular phase of investigatiOnal
work for the benefit of the fruit
growers in this county was started
in the spring of 1922, and, in all
probability, will be continued each
year since the date of emergence of
the adult moths varies each season
with the climatic conditions.
The apple growers in Kent county
consider the codling moth as the
most destructive of all insects that
attack the crop each season. The
damages resulting from the ravages
of this insect amount to thousands
of dollars annually as all infested
fruit is disqualified upon the mar
kets. According to a survey of the
prevalence of diseases and insects
infesting the fruit crop in this coun-
ty it was determined that 75.5 per
cent of the Gull apples were dam
aged by the cOdling moth, while the
curculio caused only 8 per cent of
the injury to this class of fruit.
This survey was taken by the De-
partment of Plant Pathology of the
University of Delaware, and the re-
suits have been published in the
Delaware Experiment Station Bulle-
tin No. 140, a copy of which may be
obtained upon request at the Office
of the county agent in Dover. TAX
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15

cages it is known that these insects
are Matching in large numbers IN
the various orchards and will con-
sequently deposit their eggs upon
the young apples.
As a means of effectively con-
trolling the codling moth is essen
tiaI that the arsenical sprays be ap-
piled so as to have the fruit SUM
GENTLY covered with poison at the
time the eggs hatch and the young
worms start to eat the apples. When
the maximum emergence is noteO
spray notices are sent out from the
County Agents Office to all the fruit
growers in the county advising them
of the proper time to apply the COD
ling moth spray to the trees. In
this manner the Orchardists are Kept
informed of the date when TINS
spray should be put on to secure
the most effective control Of thls
particular pest.
Wire cages this Spring have been
placed in orchards of S. H. DERBY
near Woodside and Frank w. Rich
ardson near Rising Sun.