Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1925, Page 18

CERGARS LD N FLOGGNG AT Three Prominent Residents Held—Whipping Based on Woman's Charge. e New Work City. s, J‘\\. Rawls $10,000,000 IN SILK CARGO | Steamship Arrives From Japan Carrying Record Shipment. VICTORIA, B. C., February 24.—Out- stripping her former silk cargo record | by 230 bales, the Japanese steamship Africa Maru docked here last night | from the Far East with 7,830 bales of raw silk and 110 cases of sil% goods, valued at $10,000,000, in her cargo. This was the largest consignment ever shipped from Japan, steamship | officials said Two special tr of the liner at lis to be trar ns await the arrival le, where the silk erred and shipped to . e Kansas Ci imes says that certain butchers have been kidded so | much about welghing their hands {along with the meat that now when | weighing it they hold up the THE AMERICAN LEGION NAMES NEW NATIONAL ADJUTANT Commander Drain Announces Ap- pointment of James F. Barton of Fort Dodge, Iowa. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, lowa, February 24.— The appointment of Fort Dodge, jutant of the announced her: Comdr. James A. Drain, Mr. Barton has been adjutant of the Towa Department of the American Legion for several years, and Comdr. r said he had beei chosen national post from a large list igible candidates. He will suc Adjt. Creviston, who has ex- pressed a desire to resign The Weslevan Church of England TREATY PARLEY DELAYED French Portuguese Pact Blocked Over Question of Duties on Wine. PARIS, February 24.—The expeécta- tions that'a treaty was about to be signed for a commercial and eco- nomic accord between France and Portugal have not yet been realized. There has been a hitch over the cus- toms duties on wines, and the Por- tuguese government declined to come to an agreement on account of the opposition of the French wine inter- ests to admission of Portuguese or- dinary wines at the normal tariff. The Portuguese minister will com- municate with Premier Herriot to- way out of the deadlock. — . Luropean automoblle manufactur- e rapidly adopting American s of mass production of cars, morrow with the object of finding a || EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, By the Associated Press. {’ | ORMOND BEACH, Fia., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, ROCKFELLER DAY BUSY, ATTENDS DANCE AT NIGHT February witnessed 1925; the ‘sidelines, match between day. the ! has experienced in some time. whirling dancers at a Washington's birthday party here last night from as he did the golf Hagen-Kirkwood, Duncan and Mitchell, earlier in the The party was the climax to one of 24—John D. Rockefeller, clad in a|the most strenuous days the magnate close-fitting tuxedo, e ————————————————— - In the morning he played his usual | elght holes of golf and watched the | performance of the professionals, and | early in the evening he listened to the speeches of Mavor James Curley of Boston, Mass., and Gov. John W. 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