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The Washington times., 1925-11-09
NeM YORK coffee Marked

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE cot.
Zee market Was from z points
higher to points lower At the
opening today:
December, 1926: March, 1888:
May. 1895: July. 1918; September.
I6.l5@16.17.
The Washington times., 1925-11-09
n. Is Cotton Market

NEW YORK Nov. Cotton
prices were steady ct the opening
Of trading today. First prices
showed gains of from to 20
points. December opened at 1880
M 20 points: january, 1890. up 8
points, and March. 20s01. IN z
The Washington times., 1925-11-09

According to reports Of the Amer
lean Railway Association, there
were loaded during October Of this
year S24,s46 cars Of bituminous
coal or 1855, 900 tons, an increase
Of 2,801. 900 tons over the same pe-
Ftod last year and an increase OF
S,zsS, 900 tons over the same period
The Washington times., 1925-11-09
FOREIGN Bonds

(Turniahed ~ w. p Htbbs e Col
French 10 s... s.. u. y I ssss Z
French IS -. : q. ! $3.50 4
Premium IS s. : q. !. - e
British Victory 4s : sss-.ssss =
National war Loan S.. u u
War Loan SIS $3.50. SIS - ~ n u
Italian Uotes 1925 1889. $50 +
Italian IS : - a.ssssssss.s Z
Belgian Restoration IS ...s..e.sl..s :
Premium So = :. -. $50. /. - z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16

given the citizens valuable as
distance, which could not have been
obtained in any other manner, they
have. also. rendered valuable and
profitable service to the Government
by reason OF the errors that have
been avoided in the preparation OF
hundreds Of thousands OF returns.
The actual cash value OF the In
come tax return service donated by
the banks may not be estimated
from the standpoint Of the tax ac-
counting bureaus Of the Treasury,
butEit Is certainly safe to put 1t at
a high figure when 1t is considered
that every individual return must
be checked and audited and that
for every error, omission or involun-
tary misstatement made there is a
corresponding loss Of time in the
Governments auditing department
with an added cost in the eventual
Strengthening out OF the difficulty.
The courtesy and patience or
bank officials in the sometimes
trying task Of explaining the re-
quirements OF the returns has been
especially noticeable during the last
few days when the rush for assist
ance on the part Of the public has
been the heaviest. The strain has
been possibly hardest upon the
smaller banks whose officials have
been meeting the demands of the
public without the extra help pro-
vided by the larger institutions.
In either case. however, whether
the rHturn was for the minimum
amount upon which a tax Is 1de-
nanded or whether It mounted into
the millionaire. class. the same In
terest and sincere effort to serve
both the Government and the pub
lie has been manifest on the part
OF bank officials.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
BANKS EXTEND
SPECIAL TAX
SERVICE
thousands Aided in Filing In
come Returns by Q. G.
Financial Institutions
Nv RICHARD HATTON.

b,,sv neriod for the banks and
nra,at cornnanies of the District OF
8 fsollIrnbia comes to an end tonight
WITH the final hour of grace for
the making of income tax returns
Tor the year ending December 81,
last. With no requirement on their
mart to undertake the labor and ex-
nanae of assisting individuals In
~ nrenaration Of their income tax
rafnrns' nearly every banking insti-
1s,fion. in the District Of Columbia
kns nevertheless, performed real
asryice to the people and the Gov
ernnaent in the matter OF cOntrihut-
Inr exuert advice and assistance in
the matter of preparing these i'm
portant papers,
An day Thursday, Friday and
saturday during banking hours and
throughout today. the banks have
been tarcnged with citizens Of
washington intent upon rushing
their returns through at the last
minute. Many Of these individuals
had the most hazy ideas in regard
to filling in the Government forms,
and many more were in various
degrees Of ignorance as to the ex-
efnpfions, credits. debts and other
information required. All Of these
matters were patiently explained
BY bank officials Who IN many
Instances. found it necessary TO
make out the complete return in
order that the citizen might simply
sHian ON the dotted line and ful-
fIIl the law.
Special Departments Maintained.
In the larger banking institutions
special departments have been main
tafned for several weeks with ex-
perts in income tax laws and forms
In charge. These temporary de-
parenents have been carried on at
considerable expense to the banks
and solely for the convenience OF
the public.S The service has not
been confined to customers Of the
hanks. but has been rendered eff
cientIy and gladly to all who sought
help a fafhuHning the infricacies OF
the income tax returns.
That this service has been appre-
ciafed by the public Is evidenced
by the many expressions OF graft
tuhA made By those who have been
led out OF the wilderness Of un-
khfniiiar aceountaiicy into the light
OF necessary Federal law complied
with in manner which precIudes
The possibility Of kick back" and
lang drawn-out troubIe with the In
come tax bureau Of the Treasury
Department.
From the standpoint Of the tax.
= ger this voluntary and gratis serv-
Gee which the banks Of the District
o. Columbia have rendered has been
81 inestlnahle value and countless
hours Of worry and thousands of
dollars in actual cash which might
@therwise have been lost through
ignorance In filling out the Treasury
HANKS have been saved.
s Service In Double Sense.
= while the banks of the city,
through their tax experts. have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, March 10 Grains
were irregular at the start here
today.
Wheat opened Y to 21s lower
with general selling Of small lots.
Some buying developed on the
break and the market recovered.
Corn started 5s off to 1 cent
higher with trade mixed.
Oats started unchanged to l cent
lower with scattered commission
house selling. There was good buy
ing on the break.
Provisions started higher with
trade moderate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
Average Price of stocI<s

NEW YORK, March 26.-The
average price OF twenty highgrade
bonds at the close Of business on
Saturday, March II. was 96.93, &C
cording to the International News
Service compilation, compared with
9712 at the close Of business In
the preceding week; twenty low
grade bonds averaged 1888 against
1914 in the preceding week and ten
foreign government bonds were
101.42 against 1O1.19 In the proceed
ing week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
ooo-VOLT TESTING
OUTFIT WILL BE BUILT

NEW YORK, March 16.-Equip-
ment for a 1900, 000-volt electrical
testing outfit has been ordered from
the General Electric Company by
Leland Stanford Junior University,
located at Palo Alto, Calf.
General Electric officials said that
the set would be capable of furnish
ing the highest voltage ever pro.
dfced at commercial frequency
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET

months the United states has sent
$1S1, 897, 900 In gold abroad and I'M
ported $101, TAI. 900.
Merchandise exports in February
continued to rise having totaled
1919, 900, 900, almost 100000 bet
ter than February, 1924. Imports
1894, 900, 900, were 100000 in ex.
cess Of February last year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
LiverpooI cotton

LIVERPOOL, March i Moderate
business done In spots: prices steady
sales 1000 baies.
Mid, fair, 1857; strictly good rid.
1897; good mid, 14.7T: strictly mid,
14.57: mid. 1872; strictly low. 1902
low. 1872; strictly good ordinary
1882; good ordinary. 1912.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
on Stocks

tIrurnlshed By W. B. Hibbs 4 Coz
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16

- while the banks of the city,
through their tax experts, have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
Local Stocks

FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs & Coz
SALES.
Capital Traction SIS, $50O@99.
Capital Traction. Company 100
90A, 5Q90A.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction SIS, $5OO09SA.
Capital Traction Company, 10@9nA
Lanston Monotype, 1905, 5Q85,
5@85, 1O@85, 5@S5.
National Mortgage and Invest
n1ent preferred, 80@9K.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@lS4.
5@184.
American Security and Trust Com.
pany, 1O@325h.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 10@108.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 5@82, 10@S2.
Riggs National Bank, 1O@347A.
LanSton Monotype, 100@85, 10@85r
1906.
: Washington Gas Light, $4,000.
MONEY.
Call loans. SOS per cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
N. Y. Coffee Market

NEW YORK, March 16.-The cof.
fee market was from IL to Is
points lower at the opening today.
March, 1920; May, 1921; July,
1912; September, 1920; December ),
1850.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
Short Term Securities
(Fnrntshed by W. b. Hibbs . Cal
| Bid Ask

Aluminium Co Of Am 7s... l1O1 u l1O2
Anaconda Copper 6s........iI O3 e I1O3M
Anaconda Copper 7s........ Il01 n l101h
A s + Con 7Mg...!....... 97Ml 97&
Am Tel q + L TT $780,. 06& 96A
American Thread s.. 1914 I10l
A A o Ltd 100 li00M
& o Sec S.. !1OS u 1903
q q o Pr L 3Ms........s. eSM 100
Hell Tel Of Can Bg....s... S9H i10OM
Cont q q 3 LIST So. l1OOM l100A
c r q r 6Ms.:..........Ilo V% l1O1h
Emp q q p 7s.............. - ::.-
E r,. tfO1 HliO2
9 91. vsiI.v .t1OO1Si 1O1
TOE Il ia....,...t $50 S8k
LAAe S.orn a. .I1Ol x l1O2
G IN s1O1 y 400
SIOs1 80 A. ...t 96Ht ~
90 FAC ,,s |1si 1s loo IlO1A
san III NJ y 49, il07 t1O7A
S s.1. - ss.,.1 g6Nt 96&
~. al e 4i101 g l1O1 =
Vacuum Oil 7s..... III
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
Gold Exports

Gold exports in February were
$50,758,0OO and imports 1921, 900,
the Department Of Commerce an.
nounced today. In the last eight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16
ForeieT, Bonds

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs 4 COZ
french So .s.......s. u
french - ...s.....s. .sssess.s...s. %
rremium % .s..sss.s.... 3e
British Victory - ......... AL
National War Loan IS .......... sos
War Loan IS Observation-Disclosures. 476
Italian Notes 1925 ............... ~
Italian Sc ............... -
Belgian Restoration So ...... 40
Premium SIS Observation-Disclosures. a
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
Stop Aches
 And Pains This New Way
Sufferers from baclSache, Joint, muscle and nerve pains can
 now get quick relief.

polsons caused by internal Infection su.h as absreased teeth or tonsfls, or chronic constipation Rro often circulated In tho blood and settle iu the weakest spo', That is why one person may hAvo terrible pains In the back of tho neck, another has tender spots along tho spine, others have dull, weakening ache in tho small of the back. swollen inflamed joints or stiff. painful muscles No matter in what part of the body the pain is located, 1t is always felt by tho sufferer Tn the nerves.
 The first step toward getting better Is tn relieve tho pain. just as dentist must kill the pain in the nerve of tooth in ol der to atop toothache pain. German science, which discovered Aspirin for headache pain and NovocaIn for painless dentistry, has At last developed a rcmark- able remedy for the relief of backache, Joint. muscle and nerve pains. It ls called EEHLER OIL and when applied on the joints, muscles or hack, it quickly pene- trates through the skin, soothes the sut- icring nerves and the pain Is gone In s few minutes.
 | Huhler Oil will not burn nor blister, nor will 1t irritate even the most sensi- live akin. Try a few applications In one evening, IL gives nuicl; results and blessed relief from pain. Get bottle today. The Fair Dopt Store. MalinowsM < O'Brien, Miller Hanson Drug Co. and tho Dickinson Drug Go.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
COMMONS REFUSES
 VOTE OF CENSURE
Effort to chastise Speaker
 Whitley Fails

London, May 2S (AP)-The house Of commons by vote of s06 to .27 today rejected liberal motion for vote Of oensure of the speaker, the Right Hon. John Henry Whitley.
 The motion to censure the speak CT. a very unusual proposal in the house of commons, had additional rarity from the fact that 1t was made by the liberal party. of which the speaker himself is a member.
 The expressed grievance of the liberal party against the speaker was that contrary 10 recent precedents he granted q closure of the first days debate during the second read ing of the finance bill, thereby pre- venting the liberals from making as strong case in the debate as they desired. The motion for censure maintained that this action of the speaker did not accord the liberals the protection that is due to minorl- tles Tn the house.
 The liberal motion for censure was supported by David Lloyd George and Sir John Simon and other lead CTS of that party. It was known in advance that the proposal for acen- sure would be defeated as both the conservative and labor parties op- posed 1t.
 The office of speaker of the Brit ish house of commons is not one that is involved in partisan politics. The position has come to be regard cd as almost sacrosanct.
 The last occasion when the house was called upon to discuss a motion 10 censure the speaker was In 1909
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
KING NEPTUNE AT CAPITOL

An unusual array Of beauty will arrive at the Capitol theater today and will play three day engage- ment that will be long remembered afterwards as far as entertainment nf the very best goes. for these girl. ies arc the prize winners at King Neptune's Atlantic City beauty pag- cant held at that famous summer resort last year. The title of the of- fering Is King Neptune" and the king himself Jack DeLange, will appear with these beauties in a re- Vue that offers beauty, youth and ,alent.
 The other acts on the bill include The Poppyland Revue" fine offer ing done by real Chinese girls: Brooks and Smith are a pair of col- pred comedians in songs and dances: tarry Ralily will offer Irish eharac. or Nhims using new line of vii md songs: and the Las Arados offer The Clown and the Demon" nov a!ty offering that will greatly enter tain.
 The feature photoplay attraction offers the Paramount special New
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
Received Much Relief Alter Many Years of Suffering From Rheumatism.
Had Como to Victor Health Of, flee As 6 Last Resort After
 Many Disappointments.
TO THE PUBLIC;

TO THE PUBLIC;
 have had rheumatism in my knees and ankles and in fact every joint 0. my body, For years 1 conld hardly walk. was very restless, and could m, sleep, tried doctors, pat ent med!c4&es, chiroprActUrs, al cf nu nysiL l called at the Victor Health Office, S5 Washington St, Hartford, Conn, and received a thuI- ough eNamination and N-Ray takrN. They then informed me that 'aeF could help me. 1 at onte started m% treatments and alter few | ca ments 1 felt muth better than Wh l have for years. l get around ID do my work, walk much better and s''ep better, l must also say that inc treatments are painless and Very oasy to take, Will he glad t9 speak 10 those who sui CT with iheuma:sm or any kindred dlscasrs Thanks r. t4e Nsctnr Health office for s9 much reEcf,
 Nery tfl}v yours
 MRS J. N OPisEANDA
 1e0 Hope Street Wilma1t,c, Conn. .
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Questions

Do you know why otntments do rot give you quick and lasting re- lief?
 Why cutting and operations fail ?
 Do you know the cause Of piles is internal?
 That there is a stagnation Of blood in the lower bowel?
 Do you know that there is a harmless internal tablet remedy dis covered by pr, Loonhardt and known as HEM-ROID, now sold by drug gists generally, that is guaranteed?
 HEM-ROID banishes piles by re- moving the internal cause, by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. This simple home treatment has an almost unbelievable record for sure, safe and lasting relief to thousands Of pile sick sufferers, and saves tho needless pain and expense of an op- eratlon. There is no reason why it should not do the same for you.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

RHEUMATsM, sCIAT1CA most subho~n Yet often yleld 0 Methods It doesn't difference how long have afrd what med  to file offices relieved their failed Grateful The Victor Health Office they have all been voluntarily
 and neuris
  conditions lnjuTF mfFopef ood ana eImnatiol. a7oaed ds'fse7 fetr
 
  and retTn ot treated inent external ioto 
 
  isthrough Methods, Methods '-E eat Nl3F2t2n
  hods of treatment have proved 0
 hhejn= that speak that has proved valuable htpHs 10 "cFe pain SootA in  f'acy Light oao N9cn the H sA ETeQun5F and treatment fur c
 It urpre you o1 coul talk 10 f the patients who
  uf Il o @'ttrS we'll The Veto: Health Office ordf invite. o make tour of npe@- through t!e- offices and rnf t wnderiuly sc tcar electric devices nr mechanism being daily used as sck 10
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
bouBLE FEATURES - LYcEUM

The Lyceum Is presenting q very line double feature program today, showing "Charley's Aunt" a screaming comedy that is regarded as the peer of any laugh provoker ever filmed. and "The Night Ship" . sea drama of the mystery type. Also, on the same bill are the very latest news views showing world happen ings, a selected comedy and the latest serial episode.
 "rhe Night Ship" Is an unusual story of both land and sea. telling thrilling tale of a young and beauti- full girl who marries aaginst her wishes only to find that the sweet heart she supposed dead Is living.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuriitiis Successfully Treated
 by Electro Medical Methods
Sciatica, Rheumatism and High Blood Pressure Ban- ished in a Remarkably Short Time.
DEAR DOCTOR

DEAR DOCTOR;
 suffered f?orS scati:a for ,ong while, and in fact l had given up hope of ever getting any relief. The pains in my back, shoulders and head were simply fierce. The ful- ness in my head and dizziness were very severe, One day l was advised to call at the Nictor Health Qffice. l did and l was certainly surprised at the kind and courteous treatment that I received. The examination that received impress sed me and l started to take treatment at once. Now in two months l am entire'N we'll I would advise any sufferer as I formerly was to call at the Victor HeaI5h Office and l tell you that they vii, help you, you can ds- pend on it that they will, l would be pleased tO answer letters O. talk t1 anybody personally that will call 10 see me. Thank ,ng you for the wonderful relief without ever taking a drop Of medicine I am yours fVr Health.
 MS NJ E. MINOTT.
 Sl Cambridge St. "3s
 Sprtngfieid, Mass. ,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
What Ycu Shoald Weigh For
 Your Height and Age

For the convenience living city have arranged prepaid fer S2o Send this amount the address below and mailed fresh from the even other day
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

Were you ever in q railroad dis aster?"
 "Only once, Then I kissed the wrong girl going through the tun- mel. ."-Lehigh Burr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

when Irish natlonallsts expressed a grievance against the speaker, In the debate at that time 1t was stated there had been no similar discussion in parliament since TITO.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
More Reducing Bread
For New Britain
Plenty of Loaves Now for All-Pleasant Way
 of Overcoming Superfluous Flesh

Ak Tksss Yss See Puehasiag Wallace Bread Wat Results They Are Csssiag! Then Take Leaf Hesss md Wsieh The
 Sealea
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

baking of this bread. It is always the same; always the same results. Begin each meal with two slices and let Nature do the restl
 You can eat all you want of this bread; a whole loaf every day if you care to. It has a wonderful nut-like flavor. It is marvellous toasted. You Il never tire of 1t, for it's not a fad but a real food. Abounding in vitamins,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

.VOU can make your
 \ weight almost what you
 will-with the aid of the
 new Wallace Bread-a de-
 licious bread thatyou' Il like.
 Eat all the bread you want bread that is nourlshlng, but 'combats fat and get rid
 of that excessive weight. Wallace Bread has sofvedthe problem of how to reduce. No drugs. No harmful ingredients. Get a loaf to- day, and watch your weight start downward.
 : There is no guess work in the making or mixing and
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
Start Reducing
 Today

Telephone your grocer for a loaf-there's s no short age now-you can get it almost anywhere-perhaps you've seen 1t in the win dows. Ger q Ioqf and begin your reduction!
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28
EatandReduce!

EatandReduce! Sufficient loaves have been baked to be ready for all who call for this bread tomorrow. Telephone, leave an order, or drop in at the grocer's and take a loaf home.
 Manyreport as high as a pound a day reduction. Hundreds have lost two and three pounds a week. This table will give you an idea of the weight you can attain if you let this scien- tifcally balanced bread assist the process.
 The fat that used to be a mis- fortune will soon be looked on as just a fault What ex- cuse for overweight when so simple a thing as eating bread that you enjoy will give you direct aid in correcting the condition2
 Any dealer can get Wallace Bread-it's baked here in the city, in a model bakery-and sent fresh to every locality every day, Your dealer has it or will get it. If out of it the day you ask, he'll save you loaf for tomorrow.
 Remember, it's delicious bread-still better Whentoast- edits rich in vitamins, Look on the wrapper for signature
New Britain herald., 1925-05-28

Lives for Old," a melodrama with q cast that stars Betty compson. Tho shows will be continuous with con- tinuous music.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-17
Caught in Boat Clam,
Worker Loses Leg

MADISON.-Gov. Blaine announced
Wednesday that the appeal of Anton
Formiller for executive clemency had
been dismissed. Formiller, Green
Lake county bootlegger, was sentenced
March 8, 1925, to pay fine of $500 and
costs and serve three months in the
Milwaukee house of correction on a
charge of possessing two stills and a
quantity of moonshine whisky.
After serving one month Anton was
granted stay of sentence until June
4. He paid his fine, the imprison-
ment sentence is short, and there are
no extenuating circumstances, the
governor said in announcing the dis
missal application.
Application is made for pardon
on the ground that he has
a farm and has wife and family and
that his wife is in poor health. How
ever, it doesn't appear that his wife's
health is due TO his conviction" the
dismissal said and added that Formill-
er's brother could work the farm,
which they own jointly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-17
Brothers and Sisters
Have Double Wedding

HARTFORD-A double wedding, in
which two brothers married two sis
tiers, took place at st. Patrick's Catho-
lie church, Thompson, three miles
south of the city last Tuesday.
The brides we're Anna Cecilia Goetz
and Lillian Bridget GoetZ, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton GoetZ, town
of Erin, and the bridegrooms are Eu-
gene P. and Cyril ]. Monroe, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Monroe, Hart
ford. The uptail knot was tied by the
Rev. James Conway.
The two couples left on their honey
moon together and upon their return
will live together on the Monroe home
stead in the town of Erin, three miles
south of Hartford.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-17
Governor Blaine Declines
To Free MOOnshine1

WASHBURN = Charles Johnson, a
resident of this city and employed on
the docks of the Northwestern Fuel
Co., here, was caught in one of the
large clam buckets while at work in
the hold of the steamer Argus, and so
badly injured that it was necessary
to amputate one of his legs.
The crew was in the hold shoveling
the coal into pile so that it could
be scraped up by the clam. Johnson
backed into corner while the clam
was being lowered, but evidently was
not far enough away and was caught
when the clam closed.
The jaws of the clam were pried
open and Johnson released and taken
to the Washburn hospital, where it
is said he will recover.