Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 32

32! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. C, FRIbAY. DECEMBER 8, 1922. CLEMENCEAU ENDS VISTHERE TONIGHT of Hel Ford's development flfl'er‘and “Ti 9 Chairm Norris of the agriculture Tiger Has Presented ST S SR S France’s Case in His Four- ¥ t CAPITAL |. t ¥ HIONORED IN Stay Included Calls on President|m and Three Addresses. Tour Nears End. alms: reachin . but for friendship, and moral support— ed to Amer- National Capital, . the wut asking n not for symp: war to leave swift tour tonight for | conclu: delphia his m =] ’L..r whom have tal ment in publ ' FARM BLOC AGAIN SPLIT. ,Senntor Norris and Heflin Clash Over Ford Proposal. The breach between Senate farm | members over the Muscle Shozls project \nns r(unelmd yesterday In an hour's between Senator Heflin, democrat, Alahunm who again urged acceptance posal. Senator Heflin asserted and Senator Norris denied that Mr. Ford proposed to cut fertilizer prices in half if his offer Day Sojourn. far the power plant is accepted. ieflin scored the government de nent profect in the bill of Kepr ive Dickinsol lared that the Norris government ion bill wou power or fert I nator declared [ that ecial ir sress, next Congress. s had blocked action. ts to spend Sun on Sunday night, for France Wed; Dignitaries. At the White Ha ay the former premier of France Clemenceau and Senator Lodge, . at i which time Clen his hope of Mrs. H: turn to health, ed her admi lor frai Mauston, Wi v superintendent, who sells es most of the mowing. and jewelry. PEARLS l Famous Makes. l' to peel, break or discolor. $8 00 Up Rings, i all exclusive appearance. $10.00 Ur A fine, pendable 17-jewel movement, fitted into a 14-kt. White Gold Rectangu- lar or Ovalshaped case. Comes ‘ P Rectangular model. 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