Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 13

1925. 3T BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD ' TUESDAY, MARCH 24, The Fall of Quebec. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Mountain Moves 75 | HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY - Yards and Cuts Off TownFrom Traffic DECLARES LABOR OPPOSES SOVIET iR, Colo, March 24.— Mountain, a chocolate- drop-shaped mountain on the road between Rifle and Meeker, has shifted again and Meeker was Federation Official Says First! Aim of Reds Is to De- temporarily cut oft from outside Stroy Federation. Tl mbverasil hagun T Ghsey night and by yesterday the mountain had shifted 75 yards. About a quarter of 2 mile of the road was disturbed and trafic was blocked. The movement elevated the road about 11 feet. The entire dome-like mass is moving toward the West, accord- Ing to reports. “Moving Mountain” has shifted several times since the first shift in 1909, TR = — ®oue-Montcam MONUMENT QUEBEC* VALOR GAVE THEM A COMMON DEATH- HISTORY A COMMON FAME — AND POSTERITY A COMMON MONUMENT -~ T the Assoct NEW Y . March Frayme, general organizer American Federation of York, told members of the Club of New York at ti meeting last night that in substitut- ing for President William Green he had been instructed to say that the federation opposed recognition of the Soviet government B purposes of the emis- oviet government,” Mr. Frayne said, “is to destroy the great American Federation of ,Labor; and | the next step they wlish to carry out i the destruction of the American Government and the establishmentsof the Soviet commonwealth.” No Gain For U. S. John Hays Hammond, mining en- Kineer and irrigation expert, analyzed the Russian importing and exporting figures to show that America would 1ot gain greatly in an economic way the Soviet government Y11 0URING THE SUMMER OF 1759 WOLFE BESIEGED) L e e, B, [QUEBEC BUT WITHOUT RESULY, AND FINALLY chn:i: | To STARE HIS HOPES OF VICTORY ON.A BOLD STRO! VIRGINIA SCHOOL TO OPEN ! OWTHE NIGHT OF SEPTEMBER 12,MOVING WITH GREAT BRANCH IN 0! EXICO STEALTH, HE LANDED WITH A FORCE ON THE QUEBEC. —E) MEXS SIDE OF THE RIVER AT A DESERTED SPOT ABOVE THE TOWA. Summer Course Planned by Wil- L Rruw oy erecume saumergs svuprcars liam and Mary College to Improve Friendship. By the Associated Press. WILLIAMSBURG Va.,, March 24.— | When the College of William and Mary opens a summer school at the rsity of Mexico, in June of this Sl et ¢ | vear, the second oldest institution of T e e oria %ald | learning In the United States will that the United States ought (o rec- |make an effort (o promote better un- oxhize the Russian government, be- |derstanding and friendship between cause “i's in line with every tradi- | (he two nations by studying the civi- N ) S |lization of Mexico ‘at its hub, the old- The 4 A. Walsh, pro- |est university in North or South feRior T | America. It will be the first instance | Sk Ao tor Re- |0f mutual recognition between the THeP Misston 4o Rustin sald~ Iniversity of Mexico and an Ameri- | nment of Russia can have | can college, officials have declared. = | recognition tomorrow if it will take| The agreement with the Mexlican | its place and support and adhere to |UNiversity was obtained in line with | the principles of international law.|the pollcy of Willlam and Mary to Where law ends, tryanny and chaos | enlarge its foreign summer school begin.” idea. A group of students, under the Other speakers were: Henry N. Mac- | guidance of C. E. Castaneda of the Cracker, president of Vassar; Col.|Spanish department of the college, William N. Haskell, chief of American | will spend six weeks in Mexico City. relief mission to Russia; and James P. | Regular courses in English subjects Goodrich, former governor of | will be offered by four members of the dlana. Willlam and Mary faculty students may avail themsel of the branches of study offered by the University of Mexico. “TREW" VALUES | | in dependable used cars of various | makes. No finance charges. |THE TREW MOTOR CO.| 1509 14th St. Main flnl Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. | - | moumum,wnum FLOWER OF HIS TROOPS, MARCHED OUT TO MEET THE ATTACK BUT, AFTER. A PIERCE STRUGGLE, THE FRENCH LINE WAVERED THE-ONSLAUGHT OF THE BRITISH AND ME WAS FORCED TO RETREAY.— LN THE MOMENT OF VICTORY, THE COURAGEOUS YOUNG WOLFE WAS PIERCED BY THREE BULLETS AND| FELL, DYING. & FEW MOMENTS LATER THE GALLANT MARQUIS DE MONTCAIM ALSO RECEIVED A MORTAL WOUND AND DIED BEFORE THE CITY SURRENDER! THE VICTORIOUS BRITISH TROOPS OCCUPIED QUEBEC AND ITS FALL CAUSED THE COLLAPSE oF THE FR] RESISTAMCE — = P R N e wan —— - THE ROCKY CLIFFS,THAT ROSE HIGH ABOVE THE RIVE [THAT COULD BE SCALED, AND WHEN DAWN CAME THE FRENCH WERE ALARMED TO DISCOVER 4000 RED COATS MARCHING TO THE ATTACK ON THE PLAINS| OF ABRAHAM BEHIND THE TOWN ° saries of the | of Buckeystown, Md., and Miss Virgil <. Baker, 19, of Licksville, Md., and Charles E. Adams, 23, and Miss Eliza- . Thompson, 18, both of this License to Wed in Rockville. ' | Special Dispatch to The Star. Kk to light a cigarette| ROCKVILLE, Md, March 24,—Li- ed fumes inva supposedly empty |censes have been issued by the clerk tank upon ch he was|of the Circuit Court here for the mar- Tillman, | riage of Joseph E. Bateman, 30, and €nd of the tank,| Miss Mildred M. Ryon, 19, both of t seriously | Berwyn, Md.: Willlam T. Burgee, 38, jeces on the road nd Okeechobee yest | h he str He Thought Empty. 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SGE PARK, Md., March 24.— Maryland day will be celebrat the University of Maryland tomorrow alternoon with appropriate exercises. t will not be a. holiday for the stu- but classes will be dismissed 10 and will not be resumed | until 1:30. At 10:30 the R. O. T. C. battalion b "~ an escort of the | s will take place on the ca in front of the Agricultural | | L] Building, and beginning at 11:30 a Clean Child's Bowels program that will last about an hour will be given i the auditorium. It will be featured by an address by Representative Millard E. Tydings of the fifth Maryland district. — 0 O S ! California Fig Syrup” is Dependable Laxative for | Sick Children The Star Spangled Banner,” s Mabel C. Latimer, soprano K‘\ of the Church of the Sacred < i Following is the auditorium pro- Heart, Washington ) \ %.—‘ -4 Bartram Motor Company, 1204 New Hampshire Ave. Donohoe Motor Company, 215 Penn. 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