Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 13

N WALSH TS .S, AGTION N RED CASE Barring of Saklatvala Was “Pulling Chestnuts From Fire” for Britain. itish ¢ om the United artment has win governi out of the f Walsh of when he arr Ceclared on the Leviathan. debts of Senator W nment should rec: < ze that “in a very jumt added to those debts” | by the adoption of prohibition. The one of the valual roducing | exports of the de “T objected to 1 Great Britain,” he con not believe we should & lower (han nt with sed duties on imports un der the tariff act now operating also have an effect on the ability of for- eign nations to meet their obligations, he asserted “It smacks to me of an effort to help the Baldwin government out of v said, 1 letter chairma Interparlian: declined to at s cause this man had b a co-member. Then I saw another letter making a pleading appeal to this dissentive member to withdraw 4 his objection. “It was not difficult for me to di vine a pertinent political quarrel were the said individual to gain some po- litical standing by evidence of hostility to the Communists. “I have no doubt that the British government was appealed to either to withhold or revoke the passport of this objectionable member. This sit- uation it was pleasantly relleved from by the action of the State Depart- ment.” [TELL OF NAVY’S SEARCH * FOR SEAPLANE PN-9 NO. 1 Remarkable out- lined of Plane Pilots Operating From Aircraft Carrier Langley. Press. Calif., September 22, ble achievements of vy pilots, operating from the air- c carrier Langley, in the search for Comdr. John Rodgers and the crew of the seaplane PN-9 No. 1, off the Hawalian Islands, were told ves- terday on the Langle: E Honolulu by Lieut Smith and Comdr. officer of the Langley Comdr. Smith is engineering officer of the aircraft squadron’s battle fleet Flying land anes exclusively and never bei ht of land, the naval airmen more than 15,000 square mil away More than 100 hours was . the planes being in the air in all kinds of v In this time not a single was forced down and not one he flizht personnel sustained the test mishap. 0DD FELLOWS IN gESSION. Achievements THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ’l CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING l MR. AND MRS. E. W. HUBBARD, Decatur Heights, Md couple who have been receiving congratulations fol- lowing the celebration of their fiftieth year of married life. RE-ENACT MARRIAGE OF HALF CENTURY AGO S| Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hubbard of | Decatur Heights Felicitated by Friends and Relatives. ward pa Railwiy Co. GERMAN ROADS PAY TAX. 28,090,000 Gold Marks Given To- Dawes Plan Annuity. September 22 (P).—Sey- ker Gilbert, agent general ition, announces that the vesterday paid | 28,000,000 gold marks into his office. This was the first monthly install- Mr. | ment on the account of the trans- . B Hubbard gathered night at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. a port tax toward the second annuity under the Dawes plan. H. W Ibertson, at De hi A N u marched into ption 1 Mendelssohn’s | “Wedding March,” played by Mrs.| Harris, and after an ad- | icome 'and congratulation | 3 eph M. Anderson, pas- tor of the t Presbyterian Church | of Hyattsville, of which Mr. Hubbard | is an elder, the guests congratulated the couple.’ The hor decorated in_marigolds and brid '0Ses. Maurice H. Jarvis, v president of the Decatur Helghts Citizens' Associa- tion, presented Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, on behalf of the association, with & large basket of flowers, a ring, a gold pencil and fountain pen for Mr. Hub- bard, a vanity case and gold thimble Mrs. Hubbard, and a picture. The couple also were presented with in gold. Officers of the First Presby- terian Church of Hyattsville gave them a gold and silver dish. Mr. Hub- bard presented Mrs. Hubbard a cameo brooch, and Mrs. Hubbard gave her husband an easy chair. Mr. and Mr: in Iowa. They b their one child, Mrs. Gilbertson, five grandchildren. ' Mr. Hubbard is 72 years old and his wife 68. for M were married | n addition to People of China now prefer Amer- ican eggs to those from other coun- tries. Citizens Savings B ANK " “BANK OF THE PEOPLE” || 1336 New York Ave. N.W. § = Hot Water Radiator Heat A D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925. » Fall Wednesday, One-Thirty to Three O’Clock New Modes—destined to cause quite a ripple in fashionable society this Fall—make their debut in this formal revue of the Autumn mode. Correct sportswear, impeccable tailored attire and costumes for the afternoon and evening. The way Paris wears her jewels, the length of her skirts, all the important little details of the style will be shown—by twenty living models! The revue will include millinery, gowns, coats, footwear and accessories. 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