Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1923, Page 38

38" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1923. - DANISH PRINCE LIKELY | TRACES EARTHQUAKE ENGLISH FARMERS | SEE TARKF PERI Premier Baldwin’s Protection Plans Held Benefit Only to Cities. By the Associated Press. LONDON, November §.—Neither the BULGARIA APOLOGIZES -FOR ASSAULT ON ENVOY Also Complains of Harsh Terms Im- posed by Jugoslav Ultimatum. SOFIA, November 8.—The Bulgarian ministerial council, in its note mc- cepting the conditions of the Jugo- slav ultimatum, expresses profound regret for the attack here last Fridey on Col. Krastitch, the Jugoslav mill- tary attache. The note says that the assault is an obstacle in the way of Bulgaria's ef- forts to cultivate friendly relations with all her neighbors, especially a. plains at the harsh- de demands which, NOISELESS HUNTING PLANES DISPLAYED Craft Able to Turn Twenty Differ- ent Ways at 200 Meters. Shown in Sweden. By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, November 8.—~Wild game will have a hard time when airplane manufacturers get their latest ideas in hunting machines worked out. Birds and animals without adequate shelter will have no chadce at all. “Noiseless” machines, able to turn TO WED NEW YORK GIRL Engagement of Viggo to ¥leanor Green Expected to Be An- nounced Soon. By the Ansociated Press, COPENHAGEN, November 8.—It is Dbelieved the engagement will soon be announded of Prince Viggo, cousin of the King of Denmark and nephew of Dowager Queen: Alexandra of Eng- 1and, to Miss Eleanor Margaret Green | of New York, who recently spent sev- eral months in Copenhagen as the guest of the American minister and his wife. Prince Viggo, who is a sportsman T0 ACTIVE VOLCANO Expert Says Exploding Mountain May Have Caused Earth- Drop Near Japan. By the Assoclated Press. HONOLULU, November 8.—Intense damage in the vicinity of Yokohama caused by the recent earthquake in Japan was due to a drop of four feet in the surface of the earth, which may have resulted from activity of the volcano on_ the island of Oshima, in the opin- ed to Hawall from Japan, where he made a survey of the damage. Th ‘idal wave and fire was estimated at e death toll In the earthquike, V’m 400,000 by Mr. Jaggar, and the dam- agé to property at $8,000,000,000. ‘d ministry nor the conservative puarty itself has as yet reached a complete | i} SE¥% have =e agreement on Prime Minister Bald-| At the forelgn office the comment win's new protection proposals, ac- x‘w‘;nmh‘x!:l«( ";xln?'urh\, :_ln hvwwd of ) ** | her financial condition and her dis- cording to current talk in political | yrmament, could but yield to all de- quarters. mands any one might make upon her. Ono of the stumbling blocks is the LS amaeE e S premier’s exclusion of meat and Tneat erom tno scneme. The farmers, | 92460 FOR BURNS LETTER. traditionally conservative, are espe- . =T clally disgruntled, holding that the R e e plan as devised would benefit only | yrought the urban industries and possibly |Ii % Gabl mining, while their interests would | iy Dbe neglected, even injured. Make Vigorous Protest. This view was emphatically voiced at a meeting of the ber of agriculture speakers made vigorous complaints, one of them saying that Mr. Bald- win's protection plan was one of the, greatest betrayals agriculture ever | suffered. Another snag is the date of the sloation on_the tariff question, some | members of the party belleving that | the sooner it is held the better, while | others favor delay. The Daily Mall | says that the desire to hold tiie elec- tion before Christmas has been gain- ing ground in the rank and file of the party in the last few days, and that in view of differances of opinion it | has becomie essential that a full party meeting be held at the carliest pos- Aible moment to d: ss the question. It is understood, vaper says, that! such a meeting wlll be summoned | speedily, possibly this week. Await Naming Committee. oty and one of the best horsemen in Den- twenty different ways from & helght | o T Gantly returned from a visit |lon of Thomas A. J jr.. volcan- of 200 meters, and continue thelr to America and {8 now touring Eng- | ologist in charge of wailan flight calmly at 50 meters above the |jand. voleano observatory, who has return- earth were the marvels of the Gothen- i burg aircraft exhibition, according ‘to the German engineers just re- turned from Sweden. Von Loessl, the German engineer, whose new principles of construction attracted much attention at the Gothenburg exposition, is of the opin- ion that the most important develop- ment in air traffo will come about through the construction of a very small plane of about l.wom{ horse- power, capable of carrying two per- sons—in_other words, an air taxi— which the business man can hire whenever he wants to make & hurried trip. sly interfered with southwest of Yokohat Cook Thanksgiving Turkey on a Brand-New GAS RANGE What a joy it is to use a spotlessly clean, shiny bright, efficient new range. How good every- thing seems to taste and how easy it is to pre- pare dinner when there’s no fire-building, old style range or old worn-out gas range. One of our modern ranges would supply cause for “Thanksgiving” thrice daily FOR YEARS! 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Easy to apply— easy to keep in “right shape.” See our demonstration all this week of the “Vacuette” non-electric Vacuum Cleaner. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY SALES DEPARTMENT—419 TENTH STREET N. W. Meanwhile the country is awaiting announcement of the names of the | committee that is to be appointed to | (3 assist the cabinet in framing thel tariff. Tt Is supposed that when the members have been Hamed a con- siderable tim 1 elapse before their | /11 mvestigations a finished. iNY 1t now is definitely stated that the tnvitation to Winston Churchill to ocontest for the house of commons seat made vacant by the death of | Andrew Bonar Law emanated from | the Asquithian party In Glasgow. ax The prospect that this move will prove to be a step toward the re- . union of the liberal party accord- ingly is considered brighter in some WINDOW GLASS CUT TO ORDER, President T Weighted Polishing W Brushes for waxing floors Priced Specially Low, as are all our Painting Supplies. quarters. VIRGINIAN AUTO VICTIM. Sperial Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., James R. Gordon, 3 old, well known busine 8= We furnish glass for all needs ond feature Cutting Glass Table Tops to order. HUGH REILLY CO. | PAINTS, OILS, GLASS 1334 N. Y. Ave. home of his daughte sult of an automobile night. A car in which was struck by another driven by W. A. Mathews. R. t Mathews' car, was pal pain was removed to a local hospital. W. & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET, N. W. (opposite the Shoreham) In Our - EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY SALE will be found a large selection of DOMESTIC RUGS Sales featuring one quality or character of rug are of common occurrence—but such sales naturally restrict the selection to the product of a single minufacturer and confine it generally to those patterns that_have been discontinued or proven least desirable. 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