Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 18

THE EVENIN \(z STAR, WASHINGTON, D, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1925. 1Dog Saves Master lJENI[][}RMS HNT pichyelr UNION WITH LABOR, % Mo Bt By the Asso GRAND JU vember 30.-—Thoi T ncher, owes his life to moengrel dog that smpanied on a round-up of stray cattle Coalition in South Dakota to Down Republicans Seen as Possibility. here. | Ternahan w | when he wa bull The horse was b and lonz i to shoot it SEEK THEATER CHAIN. Universal Interests to 1.000 Houses for Films. Acquire 1 in effort t m end of the i rs in Training DISEASE PREVENTION TOPIC FOR SESSION @558 ) years by ali drumlll A-K on every tablet of the genuine. Hits Auto at Cross-| iding his herse | !CHARGES EXPLOITING Mirnister Sze Seys Great Britain, U' the entire Luman race. France and Russia Seek Con- trol of Markets. | ‘ | nationals on China's soil an tonomy. German pro November $0.— | cotton goods Chinese Min- loutput fn adva ister to the . in a speech first quarter of 1926. 1 Rachmaninoff Poli’s Theater December 2nd Attend this concert and note the individual qualities that distinguish this great pianist. Then go to the store of any dealer in Victor products and hear the Victor Records by Rachmaninoff. Note how faithfully his renditions are portrayed on the Victrola. Ask specially to hear his record of the Chapin “Polonaise in E Major” (6504). at the First Presbyterian Church yes- terday accused Great Britaln, France and Rusela of exploiting and control- | OF CHINA RESOURCES |iins the resources ana markets of China, to the detriment of the welfare of a people constituting one-quarter He pleaded or the abolition of the extraterritorial nhhm assumed and enjoyed by foreign for the restoration of China's customs au- cers of semi-finished | wve sold their entire ce up to the end of the ILLNESSES SELF HEALED. Harvard Proiessor Says Three- Fourths of Maladies Undetetced. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., November 30| found in the postmortem examina- | e 2 tions which time fter time reveal in. | 'O the proposition of Mgr. delible and unmistakable traces of | that the strikers recurn to work and of medicine and soclal ethics at Har-| jisease which the subject had con- vard, declared that ‘“three-quarters quered all unknowingly,” ®).—Dr. Richard C. Cabot, protessor W W = ] . U of all ilinesses are cured without the victims even knowing they have hud1 them,” {n an address on the relation| QUEBEC, )enlerd&! “Proof of this contention 15 to be | eq. he sald. tled by arbitration. November 30 (P).—The of religion to health at the untv ersity | strike of the three national unfons in | the shoe factories of Quebec has end- | The manufacturers have agreed that the question of salaries be set- Agree to Arbitrate. |ana 1,600 women were affected by the strike in the 14 factories where wor ceased November 16. 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