Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 10

‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921 : : FORM SHIP COMBINE. l AI] ]USTM[NI NE GIVES ANTI-RODSEVELT [szars.sher a2 jume 3%t 17; | COMPLAINS OF FERRY BATES. Holland and Germany to Boost ED'TOR'ALS AS RELICS relations.” | the Delaware and Lackawanna ferries | ! Prompt Attention to Every Customer THREE NEW BUSH f ! i . The association already has re- | Five-Pass. Touring Cars ceived nearly 30,000 clippings, pro-{ between Hoboken and New York city, | T . Jl i i - Dutch East Indies Trade. :)z;t:uavel;l:lnfla;ndnrnn. \‘v‘llll.«)-‘l; :vr:zij lhe which became eftective October 1, be ypewrlter and ighest | ed, pasted in scrap b n- Sricst deautil (gd | By Auction ROTTERDAM, October 12.—An agree- Henry Watterson, Although He | Sortedl, pasted (8 ocraD B et mass of| Suspended was made in a complaint Office Supply Co. and exclusive- |l ! At Weschler’ | ment-has been reached between shin- mturly Attacked Former Presi- |material for posterity's historians, | filed with the Interstate Commerce PPly . 1 eschler's | ping companies of Holland and Ger- Newspaper editors, regardless of | Commission by the city of Hoboken. | 722 13th St. N.W. 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. many to maintain a service between the t, Was Personal Friend. party affiliations, have been usked to| The complaint asked that hearings be | = WVo ; | continent and the Dutch East Indics. By the ummoa Press. contribute. held either in New York or Hoboken. | ] ' The principal Dutch companies in the | combination are the, Rotterdamsche ’Lln)d and the Matschappy Nederlands ¢ and tie chief German participants the Steamship NEW YORK, October 13.—The Thomas w Lamont Expects | rooseveit Memorial association an- nounced today that it was making ! Financial Mission Will a complete newspaper record of the former I‘rouldenla life und llmt | nuge. demands of the German export Be Success. trade to the Dutch Indies. - _| By the Associated Press. fllfllllfllllllll!lllll'IIllI||I|lIlllIllllllllllllllifllllllllllllllllllllIII!IIIIIIIIII1III||Il|III||||||IllliIlllllIIIIIlIllllllllII]lIIlfllll]ll]IIllIllIJllI]Hl[l]llllll]flllllll]lfllflllllflllllIIllillllllllllllllll"E Every Man Is the Architect of His Own Fortune” in the Loulsviile Courler Journal. b = = \ fiWhat is YOUR ambition? Do you wish to make a name = | German-Australian Com- ipany and the Kosmos Company. ‘The combine hopes to cope with the ented, happy and prosperous Mexico, | insane—and at the same time being | and the creditors of the Mexican gov- D:Jintflmfite (Hersonaliterme it the .| object of these denunciations, fre ernment have those same interests.” | uently calling on him. As Col. Wat- | declared Thomas W. Lamont, in a|terson wrote at the fime of his| peech at a luncheon at the Univer- | friend's death: “Although Teddy anc | PAT N Th@ laurgam 6ith sity Club, give an. Mexican publis] rt H. iMurray, official adviser of Mexico in Wa gton. \ Mr. Lumont gave no indication of the progress of his negoti; the Mexican government offic tive to the foreign debt, but said tha his “little mission hopes to accom plish understanding, which is be- g arrived at with open mind.” He disclosed for the first time thu it was the characteristic Mex'cal trait of being late at every appoint ment which in September, , pos sibly saved him from death at th me of the Wall street explosion. H ad an engagement, he said, Pesquiera, the nited States, LANSBURGH & BROTHER } Col. son_had the unique’ dis- CO CITY, October 13—“The in- | tinction of leading the fight against or a place for yourself in life? You can succeed, no matter what your object in life may be. 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Most of the woolen and need for business wear, w llc the taffetas and silks are | | i | | | ! 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