Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921. PRESBYTERIANS EXHIBIT | FISHER AWARD UPHELD. | U. S. TRADE INCREASES, |t mont» reuited n o csvoravis| TARIFF PLAN OPPOSED, |:idorston of che sasiion of the aoe: wonLD-wlnE AcTIVITIEs St \’ulunuon plan in the tariff Ielblz g R October exports totaled $346,000,- | ctical 1t” of th - | tho Bud” In Glven Bxclusive Rights | October Exporta and Lmports Show | gas, againet $335.000.000 In September | onod Amvarioen varwetion slan 1o i to Reproduce Mutt and Jeff. Great Gains. .ud ;I:I‘sz.zm.;.:looa m"o':;xg::s.’sozo. w‘hll: pending tariff bill will be “gove mports e o ), | 3 aing Display in Various Churches to Ex-| Proprietary rights to “Mutt and Jefr| United States exports and Imports | 3115.000,000. in_ September and F300e | fon bconioiastls oDrice, determin tend Over Three as Iaracters {8 possessed by Harry C.|increased during Oetnbn u com- | 600,000 in October, 1930, Ington representative of the (“Bud") Fisher and declaldns to that {'“.f'.‘,‘,‘ tember—the former by | Exports ‘of gold for October totaled | Farm Bureau Federation. the latter b $4,000, 000 1,876,000, the hl hest 8f all the months | to the Nati Dry Gos Days. eftect by the New York state courta’ —a unng to. the. tmonthl 1y report |in this year, While imports of gold nguh:lon“n?und‘t} Sfi;file' here, Mr. sn‘3u World-wide aotivities of the Pres-|are final, the Supreme Court ruled yes- Inued last night by the Department | aggregated $47,000,000, a decrease of |said the fo deration had ted th Miterian Chureh Wil abonmlblted at | terday, - refusing to conside the appeal | Of Commerce. The forelsn trade of | $19.000,000 from Septémber receipts. roquest of the aasociation for Peconthe banans pl an exposition in churches of that de-| Which the Star Company, publishers nomination in Washington during the gflun Hearst newspapers, sought to 2 next three days. starting tonight, un- 'Hmu onnru awarded Fisher ex- der the auspices of the new era move- ! to “reproduce the two == GUARANTEED QUALITY AT TGifa. W. L. Darby, as general chair- | ci fas "i’ it e gt o Th Nati . . q s air compstition of others man, will be In charge of exhibits of | reproduai them, and refected the e a onal phases of Presbyterian work uonunuor':n. of the Star con{m.ny that tl F mture co' many in various churches, under the direc- | Fisher could nnxy copyright particular tion of the Washington Womens |postures and words descriptive of CREDIT—SERVICE—LOW PRICE AT | The National Furniture Co. Store Hours, 8 AM. to 6 PM. 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