Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 16

1u REGISTRATION LAW FOR ALIENS URGED Board of Trade Here {o Join New York Chamber in Pushing Bill. The Washinzton Board of Trade Yew York Chamber n to obtain of every alien States. Both ire prepared to hix bill n order that ultimately The action was taken by the e3 ittee of the local board yes- v ving a letter received from | 12 New York Chamber o ssking for co-opera ve committee in indorsing the move- | plan of th ) rganization. 2 rade has natural- ho come to this for some_tin szation of al country to livi | voted that the T of the hoard | ¥ B. Evans, Hollis B. Fritts, Ernest Guy, E. P. D. Hathaway, John H. ‘lolmead, Theodore M. Knappen, Mil- Lowry, Howard E. Ortel, J. Y. ker, Joseph Richards, George . White, Lee Wilks, Harry Wood- ward and T. Thomas Ut PINCHOT URGES FEWER | ceptionally zood oloist at Concert VIRGIL HOLM Basso of Harry Rowe NI . | tet, who will also give solo numbers on the special musical program at Wash- ington Auditorium tomorrow night. APPLE CROP DECLINES. f Estimated at 15,000,000 Bushels Less Than Last Year. The Nation's apple crop this year t by the Department of today at 164,000,000 bush compared with 179,000,000 last r. In making public the figure, the de. partment observed that the average I consumes half an apple a da and that this vear's crop is one of ex- pples. PERMITS TO BREWERIES Calls on Mellon to Co-Operate in Reducing Pennsylvania Near- Beer Establishments. October 27.— night made publi of the Treasury him to co-operate with s in efforts to reduce ies operating in | deral permits. | d beer that is | letter to Mellon askir State authorit vania under high eries in the State, he said al times more th: 1ply - leg it would | v enforcement” | he would reduce the breweries | under permit to the smallest possible | number. ‘The new union s ¥l Desirable y v rease. ‘rney are it 18 possible to them if you wish. w you our price and sowll be really interest a most unusual opvortu MCKEEVER-M!GOS 1415 K Street Main 4752 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SHELLEY WILL APPEAR |HEADS POTOMAC COUNCIL|WOMAN TAKES PLANE AT BENEFIT CONCERT Will Open With Wagner Piece on Organ—His Works to Be on Program. Special music, featuring Harry Rowe Shelly, noted American com- poser, will be given tomorrow night | at the benefit program in connection | with the convention of Congregational churches that is being held in the Washington Auditorium. The con- cert will begin at 8 o'clock. Mr. Shelley will not only be represented as a composer by his,two quartet numbers, “Dreaming” and “De Cop- peh Moon,” but also will open the concert with a performance of Wag- | ner’s “Gotterdaemerrung Fantasie™ on the organ. | Mr. Shelley’s quartet is composed | of Rhea Massicotte, Viola Laing, | Willlam Sheehan and Virgil Holmes, | all of New York, and members of Mr. | cholr for a Brookyn Con- gresgational church. . Three of the | quartet, all but Mr. Sheehan, will also groups of songs. Miss Jan- /reeland, in private life the wife | of Percy Rector Stephns, will be assisting soloist. ~Miss Vreeland's | selections will _include songs i Torelli, Blerne, Reger, Gounod, Strick- | land, Watts, Wolff and Ronald. The | quartet will close the program with {the famous quartet number from Verd's “Rigoletto.” Come in and Try On the $12.50 and dresses can possibly be label. Madelon Coats New Madelon Hats, Wonderful Value at Michael D. Schaefer Elected Grand Enight of K. of C. Michael D. Schaefer was elected grand knight of rotomac (‘mml'll,l Knights of Columbus, at a special | meeting at the Knights of Columbus | Hall last night. Following the elec- | tion & special entertainment was held | Mrs. in honor of the new leader of the coun- | cil by his fellow members. Approxi: mately 500 knights were present. TO KEEP SPEAKING DATE Longstreet Finds Auto Too Slow to Get Her to Republican League Convention. | By the Assoclated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., October 27.— | Unable to arrive by .automobile in [time to keep her appointment to speak "u.my before the Southern States Re- State Deputy James A. Sullivan of | @ the District of Columbia made a brief address in defense of the parochial and “private schools. Retiring Grand Knight Hamilton E. Clipper was pre- | sented with a clock. Lecturer Willlam T. Kernan presided and Walter I.|§ Plant was toastmaster. Eat Cereal Meal The ideal health food ..90c 2-pound Carton. . . 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Two Questions We Are Often Asked “Why is it,” we have been asked, “that Madelon can present its styles so speedily?” “How is it,” the second query runs, “that such lovely coats Madelon $39 .50 OCTOBER 27, 1925 publican League convention, Helen Dortch Longstreet, widow of Gen. James Longstreet of the Confederate army, will fly here by aeroplane from El Paso, Tex., she wired C. U. Gor don, president of the league, yesterday She will'bring Arizona’s invitation for the 1926 convention. Mrs. Longstreet, whose home is in Gainesville, Ga., has been in the West for some tfime on account of {1l health. She started here by automoblle, ‘vuli motor, trouble forced her to abandon | the car and charter the airplane, she | said. S LEAN and PRESS ALL and DELIVER 'MEN'’S SUITS . . . . 95c (Silks and Linens Excepted) PINDLER 801 11th St. NW. Main 2704 S Own One of the New “Windbreakers”? 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