Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1925, Page 18

18 U. 3. CRIME INQUIRY “ BOARD 15 NAMED Notables to Serve on Com- { mission—Hughes and F Lowden Take Posts. B the Associated Pre. NEW YORK, ember 16, membership of the Nutional Commission, which will under first comprehensive national s the situ: The fme b on that has brought e in crime in the United d will take measures for its n, was announced yester- 1y by F. Trubee Davison, chairman. ¥ie said the following persons had agreed to serve: Dr. E. A. Alderm the University of Vir, Baker, former S Richard Washbu, bassador to Italy; M thel Roose. velt Derby: Hugh ¥rayne, represent- ing the American Federation of Labor Herbert S, Hadley, chancellor of s n resident of N s o n. The first meeting of the full commission is to be held in New York on Thursday. HEBREW HOME OBTAINS SERVICES OF EXPERT P.-(;unlult. Philadelphia Orphan Aeylum. to Take Charge. Herman Director of Spring . ha of Herman P. Gumnit, Hebrew Orphan Asylum c phia, who for a number of years has been assoclated with the building up of Great Jewish centers, it is an- nounced. Mr. Gumnit will arrive in Wash- ington for the dedication of the new unit of the $750,000 building program of the home, which will take place November 29, Complete co-ope promised the Jewish organiza fol the Auxillary of the Fourteenth Street Synagogue, Young Men's Hebrew As. soclation, Young Women's Hebrew Assoclation, Hadassah, Hebrew Free Loan, Workingman's Council, Social Club and Ladles’ Auxillary of the home. The flag pole on which Commis- sioner Cuno H. Rudolph and a squad of Jewish ex-service men will raise b SHEIK’; AR‘I’VISVT’-WIFE NOT TO MARRY AGAIN Mrs. Valentino Says Marriage and Career Cannot Go Together. Husband Sails. Be the Associated Prees. evelop her am- hitio e a ot picture star in her own right. She said that she would remain in the East to make pictures because she was “fed up” on_Hollywood. Valentino also announced that he belleved it better for persons in his yrofession to remain single. He sald that after establishing a residence in Varis so that his wife might more casily obtain a divorce, he would visit his family in Italy. ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Concert by the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, tomorrow evening at 5:45 o'clock: John 8. M. Zim- merman; director; Emil A. Fenstud, assistant. March, “The American Broad- cast” Overture, “Triumphal”.. Ballet suite No. 2, “La Source,” Delibes (1) Scene dansee, 2() scherzo polka, (3) pas de la guzla, (4) march and finale. Excerpts from musical comedy, “The Star Spangled Banner.” Rice Crop of Japan. The importance of rice in Japan is shown by an announcement that the Emplre consumes 80,697,000 koku, or 402, 485,000 bushels of this food staple annually. These figures represent an . |average for the last five years and in- 3| clude 60,000,000 bushels of rice Im- ported from abroad Why risk a loss? 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