Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1925, Page 13

U.S. TRIESTOTRAIL Singer Continues His Role Despite ° Two Broken Bones By the Associated Press. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 12, CHAPLINS MAY APPEAL CASE TO WHITE HOUSE Brothers Will Make Every Effort to Keep Mother in United States. the United States under the care of her sons. “I don't know,” he said, “whether it would do any good for me to see the President, but I am at least going to make the effort, If the matter can not be arranged with the immigra- tion authoritie FIGHT CHAIN STORES. Grocers at Danville, Va., Organize to Cultivate Patronage. Special Dispateh to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., March 12.—Since the announcement was made by a 1925. M. P. Greenwood Adams to Talk | to Géographic Society. | “Hunting the Head Hunters of New Guinea With.a Camera” is the subject | of an fllustrated talk to be delivered | HEAD HUNTERS IS TOPIC. | D= e ——x] Philipsborn 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, [of S50 10 FAL Hindered in Proving Transfer of Bonds by Refusal of Witnesses to Talk. well known chain grocery company that it would seek to estabiish a num- ber of branch stores in Danville, local grocers have organized the Community Grocery Store Association, with the view of culiivating patron- age. One of the earliest evidences of the movement has been the painting of stores a uniform color. The rival grocery establishments are painted | before members of, the National Geo- | graphic Society at the New :u‘..\.,..u-‘ Temple tomorrow afternoon and even- | ing by M. P. Greenwood Adams. Mr. | Adams, accompanfed by Capt. Frank | Hurley, penetrated to the ~interior of | New Guinea, and the latter x.humwd’ NEW YORK, March 12.—Disre- o} garding broken bones suffered in a fall of 25 feet into a pit full of wood and iron, under the £ the Metropolitan Opera Curt Taucher, German By the Associated Prews. LONDON AIR CLEARING. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Maich 12.—In TR ESE T the event of a refusal by United; Gas and Other Smokeless Fuels States immigration authorities to re- consider their decision ordering Mrs. Held Responsible. LONDON, March 12.—The air of Loadon is gradually becoming clear- er, according to Dr. J. S. Owens, superintendent of the advisory com- mittee on atmospheric pollution. Lecturing to the Royal Society of Arts, he said that, thanks to the | gradual substitution of gas and other smokeless fuels for Toal, the soot de- posit in London last vear was only 59 per cent of that in 1916. A New Bracelet Ankle Strap Sandal Hannah Chaplin, aged mother of Charles and Sidney Chaplin, motion picture comedians, out of this coun- try by March 26, Sidney Chaplin plans to go te Washingten and lay the matter before President Coolidge, he said yesterday. Mr. Chaplin said that Mrs. Chap- lin's mental condition has shown much improvement during the time she has been permitted to remain in tenor, continued in the title role of “Siegfried” yesterday during the ensuing final scene of 45 minutes. The curtain was not lowered and did not know of which was hidden remarkable motion pictures showing the primitive peoples of the island and By the & b.. Mare by the audience Taucher’s fall, by a screen of steam across the front of the stage. It was learned later that Taucher had sprained both hands and broken two fingers. e The House bilipulbvsug 03 ts 614 iiia 78\ PINDLER a vivid yellow. their curious customs. | 801 11th N.W. 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