Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1925, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925. HOUCHTON PRAES OCARNO SUCESS Tells Britons Outcome Was Due Largely to Ability of | Austen Chamberiain. & Associated Pres NDON, Octob 9.—Alanson B. |3 the American Ambassador, | & v has broken his diplomatic n public, vielded last night to ation before the Knights of Club, composed of dis- h statesmen, officlal i e new Hahn “Women’s Shop” opens tomorrow relations between the two English |} counties of Surrey and Sussex, Am- bassador Houghton passed to the Eu- ropean situation® He paid tribute to the statesmen who made the Locarno | T treaty for having brought about real < g A peace. 9 4 i fi The Ambassador said that Austen / i S Chamberlain’s ability was largely re- sponsible for the Locarno success. After accepting honorary member- ship in the Ancient Club, which was founded in und raising a huge loving aced King Ar- |2 thur's b s 48 & symbol, the last two cen- 1use nations relied upon force, ri an good will. “We cannot grow peace out of force, | & any more than figs out of thistles,” he said. The guests included Consul General Washington, Sir Thomas Lipton and T. P. O'Connor. GOVERNORS INDORSE " aperbly v T e o an BILL TO AID FARMER & , %7 ~ ) ' Western E;Jej for Federal : 4 Control of Exportable Crop Surplus. a = Second Floor By the Associated P o\ P 5 ! ! “Hahn Special” Shoes SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak., October i / 29.—Congressional ction to control |§ the surplus of agricultural products so that the portions sold at home ive benefit of the tariff was o v governors from six Middle Western States in conference here. a farmers’ tion bill, such as advo- ank O. Lowden, former nor of Tlinois. and other agri al leaders. e was no ap- proval voiced of any specific proposal, b State executives indicated / : y measure which sought to ’ Onsioiithe Bwo! Hosiery a e of the “exportable surplus” 3 7 Departments would meet the needs of the farmers. Governors of Minnesota, North Dakota, Missouri and Nebraska are here at the call of Gov. Gunderson of this State to discuss problems of the Middle West. Gov. Hammill of Yowa is en route. Indorsement of an export corpora- tion bill was given informally. Gov. Hammill's views were presented by \. Peek, president of the 2 ! 5 3 A . indorsing the B Erer g With a (omplete “(ast” of ‘New Midwinter Footwear as EINSTEIN REFUTATION REPORT TO BE GIVEN %eautiful as This "D{ew ShOP Itself ! By the Ascociated Press. ITHACA, N. Y., October 29.—The results of observations of pointing to the refutation of the Einstein theory G ey A U ke ey ON THE MAIN FLOOR ON THE SECOND FLOOR by Prof. Dayton C. 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