Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1924, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 ARV CONFERENCE pe of these treaties 1o arbitration, the should b Willing to Accept Invitation, | Conditionally—Plan to Call Parley Here Shelved. treaties and they fel ed addi otiated including con Britain of bra ou Zn powers, with Great and mnot h o were were 3 | Knox treatie i and | d WASHOUTS OF MUD INIPEDING TRAFFIC' | i |Engineer Commissioner Is Seeking to Correct Condi- tion on Connecticut Ave. ! prior to the grading operation, ana the d e was carried by culvert unde ecticut avenue. When the fill was made pipes were Iaid in and catch basins provided at the source of the These basins, Mr. Hunt i !Il as when the sted. Barrier's Value Uncertain. 18 natural valley N Mr. Hunt said he doubted whether | any barrier erected at the Connecti- e end of the area from that the condition < not pecullar to Con- nd Harrison street, ur for a time fol- of a large tract on. said that he was land in RANGERS TO DESTROY 1,900 HEAD OF CATTLE Infected Herds to Be Driven Into Big Trench and Slain in Epizootic Fight. By the Associated Press. HOUSTON, Texas, October 2.—Six Texas rangers were ready today to destroy 1,900 head of cattle, either inflicted with the foot-and-mouth disease or suspected of being carriers of the disease germs. It was plan- ned to drive the animals Into a big trench 20 at a time and then shoot 1924. which the first outbreak of the disease was discovered six days ago. e ASKS SUIT DISMISSAL. Secretary of the Interior Work to- day asked the District Supreme Court to dismiss the suit for mandamus brought against him by Louisa Voss of Wisconsin to compel him to enroll Her name as a member of the Menom- inee Indian tribe and to permit her to share in the property and privi- leges of the tribe. Secretary Work points out that the Menominee is not a sovereign nation, but the tribe is under the guardianship of the United States and resides in the Wisconsin reservation. tually resided in the,reservation was under a permi® of employment such as is given to white persons. The moth- er of the applicant married a man outside the tribe and was not re- ceived into it at the time of her death, the Secretary states. Spme tige = Delegates to Congress Named. Prof. Samuel MecC. Tumbia Leon M. ment of / 5 M. Lenroot-of the Children's Department of Labor, M Migel of New York h: . nated by the Secretary of & Lindsey of Co- Bureau, rs. M. C. 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