Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1925, Page 25

GERMANY PLANS PROTECTIVE TARIFF Chancelior Luther Qutlines Program Aiding Industry and Agrarians. Py the Asoia BERLIN islation o toda A\ugust 8.—With tax leg- t of the the Reichstag upen @ stormy ernment’s tariff discus pro about 0.000.000) & orough tax by Germany 1 last night general in 000,000,000 d com since tarifft an in- ncellor | head mus! gunent contemplated e the United in no wise | riffs, he ob s it German tected by shotld led that tmysbrtariontot Mt zen meat viative | In the | Cry s calebration. T i of 4 transi- | b, i Plants day T THE - WRIGHT COMP AN Y M IAMEIICAN OPESA STARS fluuun Opera Company of New York | land the Chicago Grand Opera Com { by framed to pro- | George | ense fon re- | mann und Ottilie Metzger-Lattermann. {on the program for | Josef Stransky, { the m 10 to 18 hours a | Christmas packas; , recent experiments. | event for the w THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, AUGUST 9, 1925—PART 1. PRESIDENT SPURS -~ DRVE ON LIQUOR Presence of Coolidge Gives Impetus to Attempt to Clean Up Bay State. | TO SiNG IN MOZART PLAYS | Representative From Leading Com- | panies to Take Part in Festival den-Baden. at | By tho Assobiated BERLI August 8.—The Metro politan Opera Company and the Man. | pany will share honors with the Na Hmml Opera of London, the Opera | ique of Paris and the Oper: . Wieshaden, Frankfort, gart and Karlsruhe in the Mozart fes | v plays at Baden-Baden, which will be held from August 14 to 22. The Metropolitan will be represented | Bs the Con=olidated Press SWAMPSCOTT. Mass Maybe Massachusetts it— August 8. 11 least the wet section of be very eager to he the United Stutes spend another Summer hereabouts. The Federal indictment of Mayor L. F. Quigley of Chel one of the largest of the suburban municipalities near Boston, is « sequel IO the 1nu<m‘vxl|un of the police chief mpscott Both we accused | o€ violating the prohibition ks There is nv question that the Nias sachusetts coust has bLeen the scene of a good deal of rumrunning and that the Federal wuthorities are chal lenged by the very presence of Mr. Coolidge to do thelr utmosl to stamp violations of law. Along With 1 sales of liquer & lof vice conditions which | ning to stir up the State too lh‘mumr.\ and Manhattan | “ompany will .unnn-mc to the stars Theodore Latter- Mme O The cille Chicago company will have Lu Chalfont and Edward Lankow New York will also contribute the al director to the festival, | form Philharmonic accepted this key position The operas to be given are Fan Tutti,” “The Magic Flute Elopment Marriage of vanni.” “Cosi | o Vigaro’ Santa Clauns Late in Fa: FORT SIMPSON, Nortl tory, Aug 8 P —TIte . far north post recent! Presence Spurs Ofticials. mail | On the whole, Mr tidge Pioneer, ar-| himself in the n CIrCUImMstance from the | that cannot be ig and while he matl sipce | denies having lssued ¢ speciul in x months late, the | structions to the Treasury Depart ovided a gala|ment to clean things up in this vicin- hite settlers, Iity, it 1s nevertheless true that s! The first finds Thouxh A Few Outstanding VALUES Of Our AUGUST FURNITURE S-A-L-E The md vweek of AUGUST SALE has values which are so stron parisons seem ridiculous FOR YOURSELF! Secretarv Bookcase In any; doors: three August Sale cenuine price— Kitchen (Iubinct Porcela every labor ar time saving ¢ vice Vith "' $37.50 LOW mahog- grilled double drawers oo this Successiul brought that com- SEE THEM out Extra Special!! Decorated Enamel SIMMONS BEDS Way below regular prices twin bed size—only a few full and two pairs of cach finish the carly Nearly all in One An opportunity opper save about one-half of price. The quantity is limited. 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The mayor will Le remembered by persons who at- tended the last Demooratic national | convention 't Madlson Square Gar- den. e was 9 years old then ana was one of the vounger men in the { Massachusetts delegation. which was ! pledged to Al Smith's cand! The | mayor made himself conspicuous on the night of the famous platform fight questioning the rulings of Senator | Walsh of Montana, who was chairman |of the convention, and generally in he when he was repeatedly called oyt of ord ‘tion of the East Is begin realize that the Government's | prohibition campalgn no Joke. | There has been a tendency heretofore |to regard the reorganization of the | | prohibition bureau in Washington as | signifylng a breakdown and \:mumn of enforcement | But such information as now Is able indfcates that the contrary |true. Lincoln C. Andrews, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. has been told the President that he will have absolute support in his plan for tuking the prohibition bureau out of politics Haynes' Position Delicate. Some observers have tion wondered wheth {ences have not been drawn from the alleged elimination of Maj i faynes from the prohibition i is relibly reported that the real P‘lr the move is one with which in this connec- wrong infer- L Facts Every season'’s Shirt this smartest and true to size. 6 button fronts. Sizes 131/ to 17 See Our Window Display ~‘mm Friday i | hibition I Masj. Haynes himself is in harmony, but cannot announce. The major tried hard to keep politics from influencing appointments, but Senators and Rep- resentatives did mix into the prob lem and as a result many of his ap- pointees owe their jobs to Maj. Haynes' own recommendations, based on political considerations where nec- essary. Maj. Haynes is himself polit fcally ambitious. When Assistant S retary Andrews took charge it w necessary to devise a_ plan whereby many prohibition direcfors and agents would be dismissed. If Maj. Haynes retained his position as head of the bureau, he would have to dismiss some | of his own friends. The solution was to remove Maj. Haynes and announce | the fact publicly, so he would not be responsible for changes In personnel. All tiis is but a slight indication of | the earnestness of the Government's | purpose in getting an eflicient Pro-| Bureau. So far as Haynes is concerned he can r as “right-hand” man to Assistant retary Andiews ws long as he 1 The major is anxlous for the suc of the policles he originally laid down, and is not verse to seeing politics removed fr the personnel problem once and for all. versity, which As a prelude. to the close | that | of the session a reception wax held Friday night in the dining hall of the | university. | WHITE URGES PRISONS BE MADE TO PAY WAY Self-Support Possible With Estab- lishment of Proper Industries. He Believes. By the Associated Press TACOMA, Wash st L superintendent of the when here recently ‘prisons should be 3 self-supporting. pointed out that population had recent made He 1sed the in largely burden on alleviated by proper indus in = could be the establishment of tries. He announced that a canning plant would be put up at MeNeil Island and the prisoners would raise and can enough vegetables to supply themselves and other ernment in stitutions. 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