Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 44

U- S' WINS B [:ASES ‘jE:l(;ls)lYi ]?:;TEAEI':'Q:EARE I_MUTT_AN]T ;‘FFF—lflram Johnson’s Methods Are Very Convincing to Mutt. TN Tep, T8 Gatomy Mty T see BY THC I GOTTA OFF SGT THAT LIoN HIRAM, LET'S TEAM \ S~ SOME FLowers) [OH- HF'LL wwe’a =gl TAMER DoPe! I GOTTA Hoolc UP. AS MY . \\ FoR POOR LWE; National Organization to Hold Ses- LION TAMERS UP WITH A STRONG WESTERN Vice-PRESIDEAT l\\\ MUTT. How N 3 R CABOREED REPUBLICAN OR My GoOSE T'LL LeT You IN 2 > 1s He, poc? sion in Capital for "Me iy IS CoOKED: AND HIRAM, w oN ALL CABINET . \ gy Five Days. i PRESIDENT! JOHNSON IS CAY MAN: } MeeTINGS! ! Spanish War Cable Claims of | British Dismissed Despite ‘The thirty-second assembly of the Jewish Chautauqua Society will be Plan to Pay Them. held here December 23 to 27, in- clusive, it was announced today by headquarters in Philadelphia. The day sessions will be held in the au-; ”;:c’;;,‘;:g;_.'l‘"ge’;'::b" 6-—The United |ditorlum of the Washington Hotel, States achleved a signal victory over|9:30 @.m. to noon and 2 to & pm., Great Britain before the international [ While ‘the evening sessions will be pecunfary claims tribunal in the matter [Peld at the Iighth Street Temple. of claims brought by cltizens of the | Headauarters of the assembly will be United States against British interests | OPened at the Washington Hotel De- and simllar claims by British subfects | ®ember 20 by Jennette Mirlam Gold- against American principals. Out of the | DETE, secretary. | ten cases heard by the tribunal, which [ Dr- Abram Simon. ralbi of the has just closed its sessions in London, | BIENth Street Temple, will welcome cight ' were decided in favor of the|the delegates at the first meeting, Tnited States. None of the British|Sunday night. Aside from a tour of | claims agalnst the United States was| Washington the entire five days will el be devoted to discussion of the vari- Some of the casés wers of more than | 0US &ctivities of the Cheutauqua So- 100 years standing and had previously | clety. Speakers from various sections been argued by soma of the greatest{of the country will present views on American and Hritish lawyers. The total sum involved in the litigation runs [ Present and future work of the or- into the millione of dolla @ahization. 1922, became engaged April 4, was Compromised ! house my wife burned incense.” | Do Tell! surprised when you told her ¥ Frenchman Prestdes. Abram 1. Elkus is honorary presi- married April 7, with separation * “What did you do.” l N ’ weren't able to pay the rent? The tribunal, which adopted the prir.- | dent of the society and Arthur K | A . y leading to divorce beginning the sec- | From Judze, “We compromised. I smoked the ¥rom the Amerian Legion W 2. Hugh Tellem—She ciple of arbliration us @ baste for 1ts | Stern is president. The board of di- | i ne of ond day after. » “Every time I smoked a pipe in the ' incense. w Askem—Was your landiady | All she could say was ascisions, was composed of a Buit »rs, numbering members from all | koma ! an Amerlcan and & Frenchman, pre- |Sections of the country, includes} Robert G. Simmons of N i sided over by M. Fromageot, an eminent | Julius ¢ rs und Dr. Simon of | cknan Democratie Assoelation will | French legal authority on the Ruhr. this city. tomorrow, 8 p.m., in red pario e of the most finportant cases in| The committee hewds in el { of Ebbitt Hotel I the American contentions were | . 5 ; sustained was that involving claims|¢¥eNs incident to the conventiol Mount Pleaxant Citlzens' for war damages by British cable | Finane ir imon Lyor spitality, | tion will et turday, 8 co:‘nnan{estnxai;‘\fl e cAmerican gov. | Mrs. Joseph Salomon; sight seeing, | Johnson-Powell School. ernment for the ac 5 Daviey 1 auting tn ‘;{m;\:k";‘n':’ Mrs. Milton Goldsmith; dinner and| +rhe T-U building, Government Ho- Manila cable in 1898, and similar c- | banquet, Mrs. R. B. H. Lyon, and mu- | tels, will give a dance Saturday, $:30 tion by the American naval forces In | sic, Mrs. Levi David, {p-m. in Recreation Hall. severing cables uniting stragetic | o e points in Cuba during the Spanish- University Club dinner dance De- American war. Although similar| ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |cember 11 Dinner, 8 p.m; dancing, claims by French cable companies VIGH D L for war damages were paid by appro- |~ TONIGHT. - £ = priatlons from Congress, the tribunal | Cathedral Heights Citizens' Asso-| Women's Bible Class of Eastern Sustained the argument of Frederick |clation will meet % o'clock in St. Al | Presbyterian Church will open @ ba- K. Nielsen, counsel for the American |ban's Parish Hall. Election of of- | zaar tomorrow in Sunday school room government, that the United States | ficers. of the church. was under’ no legal obligation to - 8 make compensation in the British| James C. Bartholf of New York city | Mrs. Willlam case. will speak at convention of food ex- | $itlon of Sunday school le Niciory Bimarkabie. perts, 8 o'clock, the Playhouse. Sub-{IoW, 4:45 p.m., at 1311 G ect: “100 Per Cent Fit; 100 Yea C. A. The success of the American at- | 1, s torney was all the more remarkable s Ladies of the Georgetown Presbyte- in view of the fact that the execu-| Anthony League will meet, 8 o'clock, | Tian Church will hold a Christm tive department of the government 1734 N street. Lillian P. Clark of e tomorrow, from 4 to 10 p.ay o V- ’ . at Washington had already recom-|naturalization bureau will speak hapel of the church, P street near mended to Congress that payment be — 31st. i o made to~the British companies. Members of the Home and i { The tribunal awarded $50,000 dam- | Missionary Society will ope | Mra. John Nelwon Millx will Tecture ages to the heire of an Amerlcan cit- | hazaar, § o'clock, at the Presbyterian | O petox hsiness Wom- izen who were Improperly deprived | hurch, 15th and R streets. To be| €n's Council, tomorrow evening in F land in the Fiji Isiands prior | repeated tomorrow. same hour and|lecture room of Church of the Cov- % Great Britaln extending her soverign- { place | enant v over those Islands. | o 5 The tribunal dismissed a British | The Nordau 2 by on Club wiil ive al claim for severnl million dollars | sanquet. 7 o'clack. at Harvey's 11i0 FATHER OF TEN SLAIN. damage against the United States for | stree: and Penns ia aven SV NOLDS. Ga: Decembert —31: 11 a8 ulleged improper interference by the : ; SBEVNOLDS 0 Decenbendo, H IX federal authorities with a large irri-| Women's Overseas Service League, |l 7derwood was shot in the back of matlon profect in New Mexico, which { Washington unit, will hold annuai|the head and killed Monday, the hody | is popularly kuown as the Rlo Grande | meeting, 8:15 o'clock. in boardroom | being found covered up in his autos case. of District bullding. Election of of- - iy f : Only one claim of all the compli-|fcers mobile yesterday six miles from Rey- ;laled cases reviewed remains “r’l Il)v nolds, Apparently Underwood was ecided, and this will be hear in B} e b ¥ K 8 t. Washington when the tribunal reas- ‘War Brings Co-Operation. shoc foom ”’f back with buckshot sembles next winter. From the stand- Underwood was married and leaves point of variety and the number of [ One of the most noticeable resultsten children besides his wife. cases listed for adjudication, Ameri-|of the world war, in the eyes of can lawyers regard the scope of the | 'economists, is the rapid increase in arbitration as considerably greater “Howdy,"” “I Do,” *“Good-Bye." than that of any other arbitration be- | the number of co-operative or| ok ! e s v consumers' societies springing up| Mrs. Norah Williams of London The prompt results achieved are|throughout the world. A recent tab- | claims what s probably the world pointed to s & vindication of the|ulation shows that in twenty-one | record for a rapid moving romanc principles of urbitration a8 a means |countries there ure 51.655 societies|She met the man who was de Of settling disputes between two|With 18.579.76% members | to become her husband on A countries, as opposed to diplomatic e Sorics Toam) maceds, 1ol | iR, various litigations. Frederick K. Nielsen and his asso- i::}\}:fia?fg?ni;?&st:KE‘;}E:"‘T,}K N Over Fifty Years' Satisfactory Service . ™" - Tosacco crowens puan ||| Three “Big™" Specials TO EXTEND INFLUENCE For Women Maryland Association Expects to Each One a Newly Created Style at Control Almost Entire Crop Next Year. Family Sl'lOe Store Bpecial Dispateh to The Star, BALTIMORE, Md, December 6. The Maryland Tobocco Growers' As- % - sociation now controlling 73 per cent |\ The Southern of the crop. has made plans to extend & N its influence over 90 per cent of next year’'s crop, it was announced by Thomas Parran, the president, who was re-elected at a meeting here yes- terday. Mr. Parran sald the association has accomplished much for the tobacco farmer and for the Industry and ex- pects to do more when the control has been extended. The membership comprises five counties in southern Maryland and the adjoining counties of Frederick and Montgomery. Other officers elected Included: Pl‘. Carr, i vice president; Dr. W. B. : Mary's county, second vice-president; | Our Own Creation William L. Marbury, Baltimore, third . . vice-president and general counsel; —1n rlcl'l b rown, F. Brooke Matthews, secretary, and J. B. DuVall, treasurer. George L. !uede. gun meta]‘ Gardiner was retained as manager, . . although he opposed re-election. medium and light tan The Belglan Antl-Cancer League |N\ calf. Also patent has organized a conference to be held | N leath: under the patronage of Queen Eliz- |N eather. ahet litt] 1 home can afiord one ofs these dandy Player-Pianos &4 t;:;m:',n JBea member of the family can play {.‘u 'rlh.'..k of the . - dndtahoge ] your home through owening a fine modern player-piano! 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