Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 15. 1925—PART 1. 200 WOWEN TOAID N BULDNG DRVE Will Organize to Help in Cam-1 paign to Raise $700,- 000 for Y. W. C. A. A division of 200 b s and pro- al women will A. Tuesday n the $700,000 building gn of the Washington Y. W. which is to take place December 1o 15, Miss Bertha Pabst, a law examiner in the Department of the Interior and the president of the National Business and Professional Women's Assembly of the Y. W. C. A., has been appoint- ed chairman of thi campaign and will preside at day night's meeting. vision of the Tues- | Finai Action on Alien Measure | foreigners to own land and water prop- | erties in_Mexico, i MEXICAN SENATE GETS RIGHTS BILL Probably Will Wait on Return of Calles. EXICO ident Call November 14.— amended bill for the icle 27 of the Mexican ling with the rights of M Pr before the Senate, having ed by the Chamber of Deputies. nal action by the Senate prc bly will be post poned, however, until the President re- turns from a visit to Chihuahua. The Senate, however, is expected to debate the bill during his absence. is now The proposed new Mexican law en- panies hold long leases shall not be brought under the “agricultural land" classification so far as applies to lands actually needed for their businesses. The “statute “also- makes provision against retroactivity, allowing owners who legally acquired land or stock in land-owning companies prior to the enactment of «the law to_hold such property until their death. Inheritance is provided to legal heirs who obtain permission from the Mexican foreign office; that is, who agree to waive their rights as nationals of other coun- tries and all claim to protection from their home governments. U Bans Waiving of Rights. This provision is relterated in the qualifications to landowners, although the United States Government has stated in official notes that American citizens cannot walve their right to protection by the United States from any abuses which may occur to them abroad. The State Department has been very much interested in the progress of the new law, but a close study will be made of official texts before any sion of opinion will be given. Sheflield was credited, in from Mexico, with having made in the law as originally enacted. He did not present official diplomatic protests to Mexico, but is understood to have acted more as an adviser on the effect the original law, if enacted, would have had on foreign capital. Husband Wins Divorce From Woman G. O. P. Leader. 0, Nev., November 14 (P).— Edward F. Feickert, president of the State Trust Company of Plainfield, N ., was granted a div Lillian 1. | e chairy | t told the 4 vity by his wife had broken up his home life, and that she had intimated she cared more for that career than she did for him. Mrs. Feic action nor fil 't did not coutest the answer to it. t passenger bus was an ¢ placed in operation in ago; today the city INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Free Automobile Parking W. B. Moses & Sons Established 1861 Furniture Carpets Make Thisa I-fgrnitqre g'i“m‘u, F Street and Eleventh | L Linens Upholstery [ e Thisw i F urniture Christmas HARRIC EWING acting provisions of the celebs ticle 27 of the Me; which has been c | speculation in Washington, has avoid- ed in phraseology and terms many the pitfalls predicted and expected for it, according to | copy of the law | ber of Deputies I The law now nges that the pro- vision against foreigners holding | | stock in companies owning land in the prohibited zo along the Mex Motorists May Apply for Li- censes on Certain Days Among the 10 teams will be, if the Instantaneous Water Heater ican border and sea coasts shall be effected by disposal of the land owned A e SR to Avoid Rush. : Stationary Wash Tubs Open Fireplace £ . : Large Bhilt-in Garages by such companies within 10 yes BUY DIRECT FROM OWNERS - Hall, Yates & McGinniss Const. Co. holders sell their shares in the com. (Incorporated) call at the District Building on cer- | panies within three yvears, as orig tain days, according to the mumber | Suite 222-226 Investment Building inally planned. The "law now reads applies i ihe |Of their 1925 tags Main 4585 The plan is for example, to urge only to agricultural lands, and an ad- | : those who hod numbers under dit se provides that ] mining and this year to call the first day and to designate a certain block of numbers to ba handled each succeedin One Com Mrs. Willebrandt to Speak. Mrs. Mabel W Willebrandt, Assistant ieneral, will sponsor nd_will speak £ all campaign Better-Built Homes "ON EASY TERMS Stop Buying Rent Receipts 5330 to 5342 42d Street N.W. Open Sunday and Evenings November Sale OF Oriental Rugs Oriental Rug Salon Announces The arrival, direct from the Orient, of a new shipment of Turkish Rugs. The 12x9 size. Iker BERTHA E. P. The sp Miss 1da iy e . who w ganization of the divjsi Ten teams will be formed of 20 solicitors each. These will canvass the city as young women who are to benefit immediatel from the new Y. W. C. A. buildin The entire fourth floor of the struc ture is to be devoted to the young s de A5IRFIBETETERATSRRIEITEOEENY Lawns in Refrigerator t Ironing Board Several Groups Represented. Tiled Bathroom ter Heater led Showers Before the 1% automobile tags go mber the Commission- ounce a plan to distrib- ute the crowd evenly throughout the | month by appealing to motorists to AE of Mrs. p will consi asnsn l'i:l'r‘ ¥ HBRBIEAGINTRER SERBEXENRENTEALAAREILINE R R T aBiEsazE ¥ S SR N SN SN R N 2R S R ry sized to- | 3 day that if this should be | made it would not mean that motor- | ists would get the same number ta they had th but would merely : ding the task | of issuin 3 r the month instead ving a rush on certain | | days. Application blanks have heen made . out for all e that obtained 1925 and these cards have been filed £ to tag number. A motorist | 1 simply te to the number was to . 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