Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 22

WOMAN PACIFISTS HELD PERILTOULS, Fiske Hlts Efforts to Balk l« Preparedness—Sees #° War Inevitable. By the Assoctated Press. , April 16.—The growth eties, especlally those who seek to obstruct their main effect is to imperil the natio Admira A yesterda Admiral Fiske the desire of men to give their wives and families greater comfort and n me\u able.” i 1 have realized tha (x war the worst ef- to those who were v to prevent war is not ndard of living, live herded to ,Chicago Leading World as Center For Rose-Growmg Noted for Packing Houses Presents Its Other Side. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 16.—To the non- resident, the name Chicago often is assoclated with packing plants and hog butchering, but few persons kuow that this city is the center of the greatest rose-growing district in the |} world and also holds first rank as a flower-distributing center, leading its nearest competitor, Philadelphia, - by 50 per cent and New York by 75 || per cent. Within a six-block area of Chicago, | is between $300,00¢ To produce t representing an investment of $18 000,000, according to a statement by || Fred Wilkum, secretary of the Allled || Florists’ A.nlurll.llon Fal ARRAIGNED AS KIDNAPER.| mmense crop of | | flowers for the Chicago market re:|! 1| quires 14,000,000 feet of greenhouses, THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGLON, D, APPOINTED TO HARVARD. Californis Professor to Take Chair of English. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April i3 The appointment of Dr. John Tatlock, since 1915 professor of Eng. lish philology at Stanford University, Calif., as professor of English at Har- vard was announced yesterday. Dr. Tatlock, who was graduated from Harvard in 1893, taught at the University of Michigan before going to Stanford in 1915. He is an as- soclate editor of the California Chronicle and a research assoclate of the Carnegle Institution in Wash- ington. .| The wage dispute conference between WAGE PARLEY IS DELAYED Halifax Conference Awaits Head of British Steel Concern. HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, April 16.— the Britlsh Empire Steel Corporation and the United Mine Workers of America, representing 12,000 colllery Workers, was temporarily adjourned vesterday to awalit the arrival of Roy M. Wolvin, president of the British corporation, who is expected Friday. Premier E. H. Armstrong, who call- ed the conference, sald that John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine ‘Workers of America, will remain here until Mr. Wolvin's arrival. ENGLISH ... IMPORTS John Shannon & Sons, Ltd. 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