Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ELECTIONS FAVOR ECHPTIAN PREMIER Likely to Remain With New Ministry—Zagloulists Are Close Behind. By the Assoclated Press CAIRO, Ei returns of the pa held throughout the v, glven out b ioulists and The results Nathan Hale’s Fece To Adorn New U. S. Half-Cent Stamp The The color of the new stam not been determined, althou; new one-half-cent pojtage stamp will be adorned wit] the Na PLANTER DEMANDS CLOSESUGARMILS Cuban Growers Ask In- creased Price—25,000,000 Pounds of Cane Burns. n Hale, Reolu- ain, hanged) at New ster General Ney, ity. By the Auscclated Prew HAVANA, March 13.—Central's De- licias and Chaparra sugar mills in Oriente Province have suspended opera- tions for the present crop, advices to the secretary of interlor announc During the lust few days about 25,000,000 pounds qf sugar cane has been burned in the flelds, destruction of which Is belleved to have beem, in most but it is reported from authorities there ar se of several fires. mills in Oriente Province were over a disagreement with the ho demanded an increase in ses within the new them for each 100 pourids of cane, which growers wished increased to 5 pounds to each 100 pounds of cane. Sugar cane burned in the flelds is not entirely useless, the sugar content being in most cases not greatly affected. RUSSIA ASKS U. S. AUTO MAKERS TO ENTER TEST Thirty-Day Run Across Country in Summer Designed to Arouse Interest in Motors. American and European automo- bile manufaeturers have been invited to participate in a 30-day Interna- tional motor trial to be held in Rus- sia next' Summer under the joint aus- pices of the Soviet Board of Road Transport and theé Automobile Club of Moscow. The Russian Informa- tion Bureau here, in announcing the invitation today, sald the trial would || include a competitive run of amout 3,300 miles from Lenimgrad to Ku- tals, on the Black Sea, and thence|f to Moscow. ll 33x4%; Oversize. . 34x4%; Oversize. . The purpose of the clude demonstrations in a number of |Istered money lenders in Liverpool, citles, was said to be to awaken In- terest In Russia In the possibilities of motor transportation u FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925. trial, to in-| More than 1,000 of the 1 England, are women. and Constantinople is being TIRE SALE For 3 Days Telephone service between Angora planned Guaranteed Absolutely Firsts, in Factory Wrappers Lowest Prices in Tire History CORINTHIAN CORDS GOODRICH Good as the Best 30x3%5 Oversize. . ... . $8.15 31x4 Oversize. . - 1295 32x4 Oversize - 13.45 33x4 Oversize. .. .- 13.95 34x4 Oversize. .. - 14.45 32x4Y Oversize. ... - 18.00 19.00 30x3Y Oversize.. ... 31x4 Oversize 32x4 Oversize 33x4 Oversize 34x4 Oversize 32x4%; Oversi - 33x4%> Oversize. . 34x4%2 Oversize. CENTRAL SILVERTOWN CORDS ...$10.95 2450 e .380 reg- Dress in Style on Credit. Here your promise to pay, and not your ready cash, is ail we ask. 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