Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1925, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1925. | mittee which explained that it was | unable to make more specific recom- | mendations becaus ent detailed | information wa E To gather the necessary information which to base more detailed ths conference sug of a joint cor the American » continue the tion. Tts members work through the Pan-Ameri _abor, and the pro mitted to the gov labor orzanizations LABOR' SOLUTION OF ALIEN PROBLEN - U. S.-Mexican Conference on Immigration Would Abandon “Defensive” Policy. by the Suggestions to Workers. immediate means of safe- and improving the “morak al and civic conditions™ of the |workers in the United States and Mexico, the conference recommended that workers crossing bounda immediately join the v of the e to which they belons observe the laws of their country. The two labor o | pledzed their efforts to * about observance of this principle by our respective affillated memberships.” that manner, they announced, ect to “give a large measure the economic, s 1 institutions of ssist in the develop- ment and advancement of our respec tive peoples in acocrdance with their own requirements and ides and to mutual good will, respect, nding and confidence Turks Order Submarines. The Turks have with the for an Abandonment of defensive policv and adoption of a principle of atment of im n problems rn Hemi the W S the first step toward application le in all Tatin Americ ernments would, in see placed an order terdam i for a 26,000- with the Flender Lubeck, says the Fijenoord ¢ two submarines, and ish industry ettlemen and | Mrs. Frances Joy Hurt in Collision | international | Llan east, collided Thirty-first yes MOTHER INJURED IN SON’S MACHINE Succumbs After Three Years Near Frederick—Three Others i Meet" Mishaps. and By the Associated Press SAN ANTONIO, Aug Ferdinand McCann, 5 noted He had tumble | for the ree yes s con The fall | dition not considered serious u |a week . when he came to Antonio for medical treatment McCann at painter of * the Golden “The Sphinx horn His son. Claude C Mrs. Frances Joy, 67 vears old, 1439 t northeast, was injured 2 in an automobile derick, Md., when the v her son collided with nother machine and went over an emhankment. Mother and son were on their way o Braddock Heights, Md., when the |j ident happene Joy. seriously hurt, a train and given Hospi She wa after bheing treated While walking near Rhode Island avenue and Seventh street last night Sidney Bowman, colored, 50 years old of 914 F street, was knocked down by atomobile bruised T esterday afternoon at JAMES F. MGCANN DIES; alls was xl(fi.’hll\'} He L n fir: aid ;n‘ . | Noted Artist of Western Studies Precipice a Slaughter House. Montana were inhabited solely by Indians the natives utilized a high between two in-sloping hills for their hter hou The buffalo were down the incline, only to headlong over the precipice The Indians their Winter's and streets. Seven < WAS FAMOUS PAINTER | Georgetown University Hospital. i When what is now North Dakota precipice at the foot of an incline rounded up started on stampede | killed_hundry the railroad upply put t lle. N. arted cessary to haul thousands of of buffalo bones away from West and McCann, of Mc home n first aid at 6 years old, 2700 was slightly injured yester. morning when knocked down at chusetts avenue P street v the motor v James L. Va., and anlt place north Tomorrow—this early presentation of beautiful New Fall S juu F St. N.W. Materials Reflect Fall Fashion SATIN, FLAT CREPE, VELVETS, GEORGETTE, FAILLE SILKS, CHENILLE., * For All Occasions Dresses here for Street, for Afternoon, for Dinner and for Evening Wear! All of glistening fabrics, best expressing the cling- ing smartness of the new Fall silhouette and re- flecting the luster of gll the rich Au- fumnalshades., E f.S1R C repe Dress®25. (Womanis) 7 Corded Silk Dress 225 (Womanr's) These New Fall Styles! 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