Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1925, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, COODGE POy Chancelnr nf Exchequer‘ Finds Economy Plan Is Popular. BY WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT and department | n American laugh. | rge benefit to the treasury and | No Place for Bold Stroke. laying violent | tlon u_solvent, going tuary of British and historical soft r. Churchill may not es-|line of a role of dr of lower |say quite Islaver in the interest | e ma swift stroke will stop a leak s, look-whoT v n by some minister or r This-and- |other official as a protest at economy “Hilland-Meadow is |Is the very thing needed to clear the r of almost everything from a |air here. It would focus popular stp-| 8y the Ausociited Press. Nflw EHUPQH”-L S {castie not occupied to a prison without | port for economy, and by popular su‘;»‘ | conviets rt s : ly 1 b people who own the . property of |the “New Health Society,” which has | that # is the desire of the society to | usual square b | Great Britain and are bending under | just been organized here. It includes | get the people back to the land. “We |aim being to replace them with new | Lrinidad. It is intended to invest the weight of taxation to keep the n; as gone In this | notables, and a group of leading doc- | workmen. 5 the corns he 1| will step on will { make the noise ov feeding | objects are to teach the public| health.” house of the zoo seem | through county councils how to keep Why Share Profits With the Middlemen? We’ve had an enthusiastic response from the men of Washington to this great SUIT AND OVERCOAT EVENT s, such as Sir Wijllam Arbuthnot | tory worker road that will | Lane and Sir Bruce Porter. Its main | teaching him D. C, THURSDAY, of foodstufts are available to the pub- | trolley wires put under ground and . ; LONDO, August 13.—The mil-|lic and to teach the public to obtain | new, artistic street lamps to replace | HONDON., August 13 (P)—The | een growers and manufact at salaries which en-|port is not meant merely labor or|lennium may be a long way off for the [and preserve green vegetables. the present usef’ e holders to m.unlum[m(lh'ul suport, but support from the | worker, but it won't be the fault of| Sir Willlam Lane has announced| The society among its subscribers the Earl of | want to teach them I | Oxford and Asquith, Sir Robert A.|best out of the land b: hil! goes as far | Hadfield, Sir Alfred Mond, and other | happier, healthier and more intelligent | hundred proposed designs We want to make the fac- | from Greek columns to fi more efficient, too, by q how Another new movement for bright ing of turtle doves! healthy, to see that the right kinds ening the lives of Britons is the “Ar AUGUST 13, 1925. ill be tested loc of the English metropolis. The so- —_— world t c achiever reat thi for by s painful than a hesita |6 = 92 tistic De tion Society,” whose im- lines for special characteristics. Thesa vhewi\hi‘\:\;d:\‘?\‘ir;\ C6un e Sommea ot | begvouparion methed. ' "= |“New Health Society” in London Urges l.,’.e&‘..le’fflff'n':‘u improve the aisime | COTTON STUDY PLANNED. ! vill b tested locally in differ People to Get “Back to the Land” clety. which is made up of many lead-| British Concern to Establish Re»‘ chitects and artists, is to agitate m ha\e wires, telephone poles and search Station in Tiinidad. tion w i British Empire Cotton Growirg Cor L L umly. crica. poration has decided to establish o s0 will war on the chimney pots, the |CENtral - cotton research station there 4.8 cotton plant in all p to get the | ones of artistic design. For the pur-) oo, %0 (OLon Bant o all vt ing them | pose the society is exhibiting several | Joneronga conditions, in order to o ranging | tain and estimate the importance of - | several factors which contribute to | the final result. | siring to adhere to the| The intention is not to provid | movement. ~Designs for rebullding | strains of pure line seed for larg ofs and the use of colorful slathing | seaje Qiotribation 1 aiferen: e soon to be published. of the empire, but to breed out pure to protect ! mmhfi;[ ' s T Realizing that the legitimate saving was a great deal more than we could possibly offer in any reduction sale —the men of Washington have kept us busy measuring clothes far beyond our expectations since our first an- nouncement. Four more shipments of woolens have arrived in the last few da- from the finest mills in the country. The latest arrival consists of wonderful Blues, Oxford Grays, Steel Grays and Blues with Stripes. 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