Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1925. * 9 BRITAIN'S ADVERSE |15 baran, i hs, price of coal brine | port st once tor such congressiona!| FIVE DIE AT CROSSING |44 BEER HELD “FAILURE” | iita o6, 020, enade ater more | SGORE TAX PUBLICITY, | bore of the star Lasgus in Inans .. are the Muncie, Indlanapolls and since the war. _Shipments for July | It is understood that the members R Public oficlels, _professional and Terre Haute Stars : T LANCE CUT |amounted to 457065 tons. as com- |of the commission agreed on the es. WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO Representative Hudson Gives Re- |business men and wet and dry partl | geor 7oague of Newspapers Not to iy u‘ § pared with 5,798,091 in July. 1924 tablishment of a generai boundary by - T Bans wit :j‘"“{," one accord,” the aw permitting such publicity The general domr{nd for‘ manu- | line between the two areas, which | Fatal Accident Occurs at Danger- sult of Survey in Canada. :m:;:emoud‘;h:’ie&l:r“zdlx :gre:nzg‘l_ Print Figures. is “obnoxious, unjustified in the pub-* { tt goods remains un vil » E ) s > % 2 3 B e Toorott ot hangnat | WL Pisse” the, Teton MOSHURS!. o Giivs. Ok SSuthers Ballway | Reptélentative Grant: M. ‘Hudson | slcoholic liquor, They call it ‘four |- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., August 31|!lc mind” and the Star will work in London Reports Unemployment Is|has been disastrous for Laneashire. | park. Col. B. Frank Cheatham, LY of Michigan, chairman of the House d‘x:apmnl\)t (m;r'.m ‘u m;]eu not reducs | () —The Star League of Newspapers | COmon with _mhn Indiana news. C The spinners of Egyptian cotton have | Quartermaster Corps, principal mill. in North Carolina. committes on the alcoholic Iiquor | ti® Pumber of lllicit sellers. In some | "y 4y v "o 6" 0l Shafter, | PaDers to have it repealed. %ne Increasing, But Labor Un- | decided that _short-time working iS|¢ary assistant to the Acting Secre- | py tne Assoclatéd Press trama da e st 'C declareq | P120e8 it increases them. It does 3 ) Star, says the statement, ‘“cannot necessary. The woolen position istary of War, accompanied the com. | RpiDSVILLE, N, C. August 31— |in a statement sosee o declared | not wean the moderate or habitual | Denver, Chicago and Indiana pub-|conceive that any person has the rest Is Subsiding. | adversely affected by the strike, but | mission in an advisory capacity as P‘lt'{:"p‘:rfinnn et Mt L e 18 naore then ey ‘he)'m':-gl:: otsit- | drinkers of hard liquors to 4.4. lisHer, in a terse announcement today | right, much less the desire, to ascer | wool values have been stabilized bY | the ‘representative of the National | hivey be e, o e B e | arst Towma o 20 of the larger clties - i says it will not publish income tax | {2In the amount of income tax paid By the Associated Press | the London sales Outdoor Recreation Commission. automobile in which they were riding | proof spirit beer” of that province | ~American automobiles are the most | returns because it is “a matter of |, matter of 'm;mm.r r:trhprl;!n:‘a(f INTX —ee was struck by Southern passenger|‘“is recognized as a failure hy both | popular in Greece this year. riva lasce G’ Hgikidn e aleisinea [ 37 I ; N prying into private affairs.” Mem-!ter of prying into private affairs.” batance of overseas traze aminicnes| WILL REPORT FINDINGS. e i irgin ‘N 35 w e ole——ole——— i ——[o[———— i - J'£.Cunningbam Co ¢ of Comr ‘ Committee Concludes Hearings on The “fit for service” group in the | o [ "y i "or Reidsville, Mrs. Man 316 7th St. N.W. of British |Welch Junior High School. Ames, | {,n Oliver of Reidsville, wife of the Compared with ous month Forest Boundary Dispute. |Towa, has demonstrated its motto by | publisher of Reldsville Review; Mrs. and| Representatives of the Interior,|putting on a campaign to fight the | John Oliver, widow of John Oliver of ne a But grprane 3] o5 " | common cold. Biclogy class members, Reidsville. ‘and Mra.” Nina Johnson compared with July, 1924, the volume Agriculture and War D!r\d!!nwn\s,;(‘ . o " Cone of New York. of trade shows considerable contrac- | who spent 10 days in camp in the |as leaders, havegwritten themes, given | = All but Mrs. John Oliver were kill tion. Yellowstone National Park consider.|health talks, placed posters in the 1'd in ';r}:l\‘ipnll she died 30 ’nl:in‘\;‘tle]s |ing disputes over the boundary line |lower grades and supplied articles for | 'ater while being taken to a hospital between the park and the forest re-|the newspapers. 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