Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1925, Page 3

TORY GOVERNMENT | GETSFIRSTDEFEAT Power Bill Is Rejected, But| Little Importance Attach- ed to Setback. By the Associated P LONDON, Fe con- s first with Dbill. The gre ate No County of London transport and the ond reading promoted Slectric Supply ¢ the minister of motion for its épposed by sround that it was introduced ong others Laming without corresponding obli- indicates the relatively attached to the bill ty a govern- ance BOTTOM DENIES THREAT. Murder Defendant Heard at Trial in Richmond, Va. RICHMOND, V cupy the February 26.- s stand_in his H. Bottom, ath of Ho last, r, but had on vd parents and aimost BONDING FORM RAPPED. the Contractors Say Building Costs Raised by System. per- contracts today al confere Commerce system, eased the forbiddin rnment official n the HURON IS FLOATED. Damage to Flagship Is Not Be- lieved Serious. e Associa MANILA The U. 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Tommy, the bad man, beneath the rock found dead JARDINE DECLARES C0-OPERATION NEED| City and Country Must Work To- gether for Common Wel- By the Associated Press. NHATTAN, Kans., February 26.— operation is the big thing needed permanent agriculture in Amer- permanent American William M. Jardine Secretary-designate of the United | States Department of Agriculture, | said in an address here at a farewell party given in his honor by the “home folks” and the Kansas State Agri- culture College, of which he is presi- dent. . “It is not enough,” he said, “for farmers to co-operate with each other. We must have co-operation be- tween city and country, between the business man in the town and business man on the farm. Each must realize that neither can prosper without the other.” He pointed out the need in both city and country is for improved methods. “Land values are high to- day,” he asserted, compared with what they were are going to make turn on the land, we have got to do one of three things—lower our stand ard of living, deflate the value of land or n the land produce a larger inc There is no farmer but will see that the last of these is the practical, common sense thing to do. By producing the right kind the right quantity, the right quality of farm product, we can ok | larger net return fro ry land. Most of this must be e individual farmer on | tarm.” WAR TAXICAB ARRIVES. | French Vehicle of 1914 Comes to Take Place in New York Museum. NEW YORK, February 26.—One of the taxicabs that > days of the first German adva e in 1914 carried French troops from Paris Marne arrived on the steam- nce yesterday, on its way to um. A detachment of marines orted . the cab off the ship, and was driven up Fifth avenue Hattie Baker, who piloted an mbulance in Flanders done by his own Berwyn Heights Election. | BERWYN HEIGHTS, Md., February | 26.—At a meeting of the citizens’ |sociation S. H. Moyer was elected president, J. Grafton Hall, vice presi- | dent; E. Gutton, secretary, and J. B | Brelsford, treasurer. Better fire pro- | tection is planned | SAFE MILK for BABIES » M ILK has a power beyond any other food to build strong bodies for boys and girls, par- ticularly when it is Wise Brothers' Grade A ‘e Milk —richer than ordi- nary in the protein. the lime, the phos- phorus and iron which build muscle, bone. brawn an d blood. 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PARIS, February 26—The cry ‘A tax on capital!” thoroughly woke up the French Deputies in the ‘midst of their long session held to expedite the revenue bill The cry was raised by a member of the opposition in reference to an article providing that total or partial reimbursement of stock by companies should be subject to the income tax, the government maintalning there was a growing custom of com- panies allowing profits to accumulate for several years and then distribut- ing them under the guise of reim- bursement of stock, thus eluding the tax. Deputy Flandin, a prominent mem- ber of the opposition, shouted that the article amounted to a levy on capital and that it had been dictated by the Socialists. 4 Premier Herriot hotly retorted that the article was almed not at honest folk, but at tax dodgers. It was in the interests of public moralit The debate waxed warm, but finally the article was voted after the gov- ernment had consented to modifica- s in the text to satisfy minor ions and make the range of its ation clear. Racing through more articles, the chamber hed the customs tariff, section 3 There was every prospect that the Deputies would sit long after dawn Three Officers Retired. Lieut. Col. Llewellyn P. Williamson, Medical Corps; First Lieat. Charles W. Long, jr. United States Caval and Second Lieut. Harrison ( United States Infantry, ha; on account of disabilities incident to the service, a thrill in a dish of fish, tasty and tastefully served, piping hot and garnished with lemon and parsley. But the thrill will be twice as keen if your bottle of Gulden's mustard is at home on your table, beside the pepper and salt. Try it tonight with hot fish or cold, little or big, fish cakes, fish salad, canned fish or fresh. 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We are approaching the era of £00d will in industry when manage- ment and worker will realize that they are partners, jointly responsible and jointly benefiting.” Pducation, he sald, is gradually convincing both sides that reason is superior to brute force in industrial disputes 26.— PICTURE NETS $100,000. New York Collector Buys Lommellini Family.” NEW YORK, February 26.—One of en famous Cattaneo Palace Dyck portraits, “The Lommel- Family,” has been sold to C. Bai Lihme, art collector of this city, by a New York art dealer, for a price said to exceed $100,000. This portrait and six others of the Cattaneo family, were taken from Italy in 1906. Two are in the National lery in London, three in the Widener collection in Philadelphia, and the sixth in the Henry C. Frick collection “The The portrait acquired by Mr. Lihme shows the Marchesa Lommellini and her two children, a boy in the robes of a monk, and a young girl praying before a small statue of the Child Jesus, Detailed to Engineers. Capt. E. 8. J. Irvine, Corps of Engi- neers, has been detailed to duty with the 343d Engine Organized Re- serves, with station in this city. CHAMBERS | | FIRELESS GAS RANGE oks with the gax turned off.” EDGAR MORRIS SALES CO. 1305 G St. NW. Main 1032-1033 “WANTED” 1 Real Esta with By old establish firm, you m: te experience general Brokerage s. Don't reply unless ave made good and look- to better vour opportuni- In replying please give full particulars if you have held an executive position and whom. All replies held in trict confidence. Address Box Star Office. FOGH 10 SUBMIT REPORT ONDAY Will Lay German Arms Sur- vey Before Ambassadors’ Council. By the Assoclated Press PARIS, February 2 allied council of Ambassadors, which will meet here on Monday, now Is expect- ed to have before it the conclusions of Marshal Foch and his associates of the allled war committee on the re- port of the allied military control mission regarding the state of Ger- many's disarmamemt. The present intention of the Ambassadors is to take up the report in connection with the conclusions the military experts have reached upon it. England still is pressing for an allied conference with participation by the Germans, though thus far the negotiations to that end have remained unofficial. 1f such a conference is held it will be in Brussels, in the belief of offi- — The Live Better cial eircles, but the French-govern- ment is in favor of letting the report follow the usual procedure through the council of Ambassadors, with in- tervention by the governments after the Ambassadors have reached their conclusions. Premier Herriot will in any case, it is thought, resist the idea of inviting the Germans to participate in a con- ference, on the ground that it is ne: essary for the allies to be in ag ment among themselves first to the attitude to take toward the Ger- man government. RIFFIANS REPULSED. Spaniards and Kalyles Repulse Abd-El-Krim’s Forces. MELILLA, Morocco. 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