Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 20

AMERIGANS 10 GET CASH FROM BERLIN Mixed Claims Body Awards Nearly $1,000,000 to U. S. Concerns. U. S. Seizes Apple At Pier Despite | Wails of Girl, 3| NEW YORK, April Wirth, 3-year-old daugh 9. —Ellen vd line Bremen vesterday with an apple in one hand and an orange in the other At the bottom stood Customs In- spector Bush to point out that fm- portation of fruit from Germany was THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DENIES SENTIMENT SWAYS PEACE WORK Mrs. Catt Tells University Women Study Shows Opponents Are Sentimentalists. By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.—Workers for world peace ften classed as sentimentalists, after a thor- ough study of the ation it is re o the orediting’ of colleges and universities and scholarships and fellowhsips— were made by the policies committee yosterday. The committee sald the assoclation was not “financlally able to carry on additional work." POLICEMAN IS KILLED. Fatally Wounded by Negro, Fol- lowing Arrest, DECATUR, Ga., April 9.—Motor Cycle Policéman §. D. Jenkins of the Dekalb County force, was shot and fatally wounded by an unidentified negro he had arrested here last night The ofider was struck by two bul- D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925. forbidden by the Department of Agriculture for fear of contamina- tion by files and dangerous inseots. Officials of the Bremen insisted that the apple was from Oregon and the orange had originated in California, but they had no docu- mentary proof. Despite Ellen's voluble protest upple and the orange were ° A" and taken to the customhou man Catt, of the International e Alllange, last night h annual convention i Assoclation of Uni- lets, one of which punctured his rfight lung. He dled a short time later. million Enterprise Serial - Building Association 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 54th issue of stock now open for subscription Shares of -stock, $1.00 each, payable monthly. Five per cent interest paid qon stock withdrawn James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary dollars well, professor of his- n bank before ¥. spoke on d is the first to . open to all universities and increased to $1,250. s admitted to full socintion are: Women, New lvanin College for Women, Pittsburgh, and Carnegie of Carnegie Institute, Pitts- Havana Fishermen on Strike HAVANA., Cuba. April 9.—Ma fishermen of Havana have g strike. The supply of fish low and grea venie people is expec mainder of Holy men demand an [nerease o a pound on fish delivered to dis- | tributors. 1 well suppl vernment Recommendations that the associa- tion confine its efforts to four activi- ties—preschool and elementary edu- cation, international relations, fc- | \ What we sell is STYLE | | I li I GIRL, KIDNAPED IN 1901, FINDS FATHER BY RADIO|| Mary Mcllvain Tells Story Over|| Wireless, Uncle Hears It and When a young man is selecting his clothes style is uppermost in his mind. 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