Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1925, Page 26

26 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER .22, 1925—PART 1. FARM BLOC PLANS . FIGHT ON TARFF —— = F[]RI] B"]S I:[]R 'l'w[] Traffic Policemen |URGE U. S. ENTRY ’f}‘::fif:; o e o [ Mien: bt the et o8 . Y rney General declared, lay h‘x ”"f :I\l:‘x L}:Ao}l‘x:”yluu ‘-.:u‘:‘:‘»l-\ .::}v rv)u In Paris to Carry | INTO WORLD GOURT | S5t S S e b . : se unless our Gov- e might be offered by some Senators. |ernment is w illin to take this slight. Luminous Batons Gen ORyan'said the present aloot. | advance in intertstiona cooperation Former Attorney General Wicker e e e o o ol ot ot oo taxi drive By the Associated Press. | ‘ “The adherence proposal should be [leadership and moral inflaence in ths R B PARIS, November —Lumi- Qi el L (O, O |adopted.” Mr. Wickersham he- | family of natior i nous nightsticks for Paris traffic Jom in Plea. |cause the court -is the practical ful . £ n Would ‘ e | Aliment of i quarter of 4 century of | Simplification”of any Wl" Force A‘d for Farmers Compa y carry Mal‘ policem going to give the R American advocacy; because it will \»»n"lulnyur "14 ) re gay time after dark . = 1ce of the most invention W. Wickersham, former At- | part in the m torney General of the United Sta o |today joined with Maj. Gen. John F. n of the New York National | = = d at a luncheon of the Lawyers | : dew Yor Sihendaid) “« Bids for contracts on three new air| gestures of the trafflc controllel Club of New York in advocating ap- | Just what I wanted— ’ mail routes were opened yesterday by | The white stick, so effective in |[Proval by the United States Senate -, P " s country | W. Irving over, - Second Assistant | s invisible at night. The |91 the proposal t this intry B W 2 e e as |adhere to the Permanent Court of In-| a 2'10@’[1 t o st T | ternational Justice | . atc Postmaster General, 2 Copiin ‘ Arguments emphasized by Mr. | and Cleveland. ! and tha fr own meters, have complained on the brightly lighted 1 Is they are unable to s By the Associated Press BY G. GOULD 1 Solution of the farmer an eventual revolt by the against the protective tariff are the | confronting the Repub- ss and administratic | | Senator Capper Says. ] | alternativ an Con, For the Chicago-Detr {ing for a round trip each week day, | t rout onstructed on the the opinfon of Senator Capper « the bids included [ e sEamie Vickersham were based chiefly on | sas, chairman of the “farm bl | Ford Motor Co., Highland Park. | gt |.‘-‘;.n rounds, while Gen. O'Ryan | Las just returned to Washington from Mich. Der Contrat tha 5 viewed from a military standpoint the Middle West Senator Capper does not S0 n of the farm problem impossibility by . he He believes that Congress hus it in its | 291 Seized as Drunk. the necessity of entr the United = s into the World Court. What | postage, using three monoy of which will be held in res: same compuny made a similar bid for a j the Detroit-Cleveland route, calling for | were arrested the a round trip each week d »xication, 81 greatest pov ,'\..v ey )Kvl»l);.” = e L‘Seryu.»p“;ufi the two re for a sin Other ar st whic 1e proble = 5 etroit w egin as soon as th from the be attucked, he said yesterda HARRIS Ewl N Company’s bid has been uj-pro keting systems m of the surplus crops Upper, left to ri domestic prices be- | kins, vice chairman of banquet com- low reasonable rates m 1 Miss Greee MeVey, gen- The plan worked out by representa- | eral chairman. ives of the co-operative ni | Lower: Miss May T. Bigelow, vice - ons and Secretary ot | chairman. the Department of Agric id | be of great \\\I\L.{ e 1 oo T e ke seniuer Lo | MRS, KATE CONLEY DIES: e “"f‘\:‘7:"'»'..""'Z"““"y.‘ KNOWN AS LECTURER Government behind movement, and w ment in every legitimate way _ 3 1 3 the necessary requirements huve ht: Miss Julia At- fulfilled. The Chicazc-Detroit calls for departure from Chica .. arrival at Detroit depurture from Detroft u and a val at Chic On tha Detroit-Cleve will leave Detroit at el 4 e ARMY NAVY at 3:40 pom V. I'or the Chicago-New O it C with stops at St. Louis Jackson, the Feder any of Newark, N 75 per cent of the a seven Curtiss { plunes and five i “ Prince George Hotel it Tostmaner Genora NEW YORK CITY sistant T-ostm . od inc .u«l(!l the folow ession, 43; transport while in public, 7 If you want HER to have the best— give her a | | I i [ NG BurLova Watch site beawty e Hl!fl\A\\l\! 10 even th At the “tive | Spoke on Music. Language. 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