Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1925, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, s veore st peee v | pRINGECS W) T/\LK | “MAKE DOLLAR LINE BUY.” [ULSTER PARLIAMENT | SCREEN STAR IN LONDON. urging that the steel trap be abol- e 7 g Tl B e wete. TO WOMEN’S COUNNGIL | cxars supreste aove o mue| ABSENCES EXPLAINED |y, i, preeents sord atavor ‘t‘he various societies, several wnmen‘sg Criticism of Shipping Policy. | Nationalists to Refuse to Take ‘With Huge Sombrero. 11(In|m)upm. have already been formed, | Seats Until Boundary Com- LONDON, April 15.—Tom. Mix, ests be required to purchase the ves- American_movie actor, visited the mission Reports. Mansion House, official home of the sels they now are operating for the| | By the Associated Press. Tord Mayer ok Landen tokey: waa O OO0 0 TR TSRS 111 ted that dignitary with a five- Shipping Board was made to Presi-| presen 3 = dent Coolidge today by Senator Mc.| BELFAST, Treland, April 15.—The | allon sombrero,” similar to the one N\ N\ Nary, Republican, of Oregon. [ absence ‘ot the YT el Yerk. Mix ‘also presented the lord ) . g ————— % 1f this sbould be done, Senator Me-| from the opening sessioftof the newly | nJUC, SOF ik '; outon. ditidne ] s el Bl Mry Is of the opinion that there| elected Ulster Parllament Yesterday vith et dl{p’;‘l‘:’fmfi“‘";“;‘r"’\‘:"r':; e e |50 uld be removed much of the basis| was due to thelr announced intention | After an hour's visit in the Mansion A Taa g : U fow criticlsm of the action of the|mot to take their seats until the | oty . ; quennial session of the Women's In. oy b Ts Studs. | don. Crowds of London's urchins Pl socdl : “hich |bo.w d_in selling to the Dollar inter. : e terdenominational - Council. | which | 268 ‘. "1 o gident.tvpe ships now | ing the frontier question ar between | cheered the movie cowboy, but were e in.|oper . 'ed by a competitor, the Pacific' northern and southern Irelana makes | jomemvhat fl::z"(“’{"“‘ridm“‘,“‘lf,"‘x: o et s A Mail A teamship Co. its_report - a » address the council on “The DO e nationalists take thefr|ItY Of the Mansion House and the n Women and Their Work kS . Bank of England in an automobile, Jevelopment of Rumania:’ nst t astride his famous pony. Princess Cantacuzene has in recent — vears been untiring in promoting | & woman's rights in Europe, and found. | dresses will result in a big increase |ed the little entente of women of the sale of fur and more cruelty | Jugoslavia, Rumania, Poland and ring the next vear, Comdr. Breck | Greece. : ared | During the World War Princessigan:.® 104" October 31st. | The annual election of officers re-| Cantacuzene. as a member of the | (et & freck cOpy of booklet “Forty | D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1925. Would Take Over Roads. hreveport and Pacific railroads. Directors of all companies concerned The Illinois Central and the Yazoo|have ratified the transactions. |and Mississippl River railroads ap- plied to the Interstate Commerce Com- mission today for permission 1o take| What used to be called time-wast over and operate under lease the Ala-|ing in offices is now called a confer- bama and Vicksburg, and the Vicks-|ence, says Montague STARTLOCAL DRIVE e it was stated. and more are to be ur-l ; 3 Al | ganized throughout the States to help | Alexandrine Cantacuzene Will T'a I carry on the campaign. . 100,000,000 Trapped Annually. International Group of Work in Rumania, Torture of ]00000000 Ani-‘ Comdr. Breck told the society that : | 100,060,000 dumb animals are tortured mals Stirs Humane Work- |te_death in steel traps each ers to Action. A suggestion that the Dollar inter- F NOT — you can get one !k at once—without financial inconvenience. We have a payment plan which makes it easy for you to buy the best and cheapest entertainer in the world—The Victrola. We have exactly the style and finish you want and a range of prices to cover every requirement. Come im tomorrow and wmake your selec Make a memo of the address. stays there until he dies. Either the | trapper comes around and kills him, which is the most merciful: he freezes to death, which is the~next most merciful, or he meets death some {other way,” the speaker declared Quoting a biologist. Comdr de clared: “Any one who says an animal doesn't suffer excruefatingly is either an ignoramus or a liar The wear of fur trimmings on House Mix went to the Tower of Lon | “Every animal caught in a steel trap | Tentatlve plans for animal protec it was announced t tive societies in the District of Co. intensive local a movement v the for steel animals 3 | seats Joseph Deviin will become lead- Low V w-ation Fares to California and | er of the opposition. whith at present Pacifi » Coast via Chicago & North | is led by the laborite Kyle | | \oatem s (T Low rund-trip excursion tickets i | will be 01§ ®ale to California and the Pacific A\ rthwest beginning May 5th: to Cofs 'rado beginning June 1st. Another election will have to be held for the South Belfast seat, as the member elected was also elected for West Belfast and decided to rep- annual meeting « resent the latter constituency. Humane Society in the Hotel yesterday afternoon Washington Shoreham orporation | as adopted ations with solution sted upon a n by Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher, of the Senator from Klorida. Drive Is Nation-Wide. n by the society followed s by Comdr. Edward Breck, and paturalist, in which he in view wife Humane Association Iy all animal better throughout Ameri he women of he asked to Tt was he reelection of Dr. Smith | Red Cross, was the head of one of and the election of Col. | Is in Bucharest cott, first vice president. | the soldiers the | s’ elected were: Vice eral decorations. | John B. Larner. W. Clar Mrs. dward D or princess receiv presiden {ence Duv White a n: sec- | retary n P. Heap. and t ittee: Col. | | Archit s P. Briggs, | . George Noble ilson Hutchins, W Ashby Leavell, Truman G. Moses Philosophy Society Elects. CHAPEL HILL, 3 C. April The election yesterddy of Prof B. 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