Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 36

36 S5000000 ZI0N APPEAL LAUNCHED . leferences Between Fund Organizations End at Baltimore Parley. 1 department: the same 0,066,018, or $301 al payments ¢ the outlay pa: Nt improvements Annour fizures vesterday for the 43 he Union, the (‘en us Bureau declared that only in The States was there suff imeet all hayments « 23 the comparati enance and opera artments was 88 ments Br the Associated Press BALTIMORIE, Md.. December 1| Zion's §5,000,000 united Pal ving the vewr stine ap 4] Deal, the latest and greatest effort of | 1] $4.19. Of the total American Jewry to promote coloniza- | in 1924, 6.2 per cent was for o tion in the Holy Land. w A tion_and ‘maintenance of the general at the National Palestine - Sunday night with initfal contribut totaling more than $750.000. The for- | | behold insinu; mal {nauguration of the financial|Which have no here campaign Sl o' that a conference purial of American Zionist Or leint distribution ¢ question of Pales colonigation. A conferenci was adopted recc joint distributiof o | Resolut n | were framed 1 i vour honorable chair that statement. be t willing to sit her ihe regard t certain implica which, w just delivered. the Zi tion committe lid. spoke for should be § thousands of but one feel and that is unity and har ight million Jews, b R nict ild not Vho can aid them but | of America?" he asked as a defnite e toward unity d by Judge Wiiliam *a which ealls A scale hith for constr to unprecodented.” Dies. Admitting Murder. RELLEFONTE., Pa (®).—Phillip A. Hartman of Annville, ehanon County n Adams County of the slayi Haley. a St P Relief Factor Permaneni. December 1 This conference conviet of Francis 1. an. followinz robbery of a hank at Abbotstown, Ia was electrocuted at the Rockview tentiary vesterday. Before . Hartman made a s he was the slaver of Haley, 10 ons else was implicated and that It is easier 1o inherit nan to keep it good name MR. MOTORIST You are interested in good lubrication. for that reason we say the steady. depend- able quality. the known sat- tion in EBONITE. has andard lubri- missions and Joint Committee I‘uunm.l The joint distr The Americ United Pales 00 to be used hetief ti s Ih|\\»f‘n your gears film of smooth. out of business. Buy with your mind made Demand EBONITE. titute. conta calers in five-poun with y 'n ( setvice atas each of 1 w the'ERONITE ours. but In Baltimore we without Touis M on the ros (1T's SHREDDED ©O!L) FOR TRANSMISSIONS ;% AND'REAR'AXLES BAYERGON DIL WORKS - (OLUMBIA come in ahout and 1 exvep ‘Total Revenue Receipts in 48 States, 19214, Exceed Outlay by r malnlenance | departments 21 0f | (1xey were M revenue | s and innuendos | WINS "POPULAR PRIZE” il BLViNIDNG STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925. |PROGRESS IN HAITI $301,713.633 SHOWN BY REPORT O | in ate Year Just Ended One of Best in | cent for opera Fiscal Affairs Since Amer- tion and mair 2 n Occupation. Haiti nents we principally for highwa snstituting 799 per cent of the (oial | CUltural resource oy ane of the best fiscal years tory A =tudy of the 102419 It | n Receipts from gas Mine tax on <alex amounted to $o0 A81.799 and motor vehicle licenxe re vear since the vention cpenditures totaled § ely a millio Half of this devoted to remainder v ses was S368.083 while public works and agriculture John H the Russell. A has expre. i with the Bric. Gen FOR SECOND TIME Malcolm Parcell Again Honored ; i ; tor Paint 2 110 Killed in Autos in Week. ox Reintiar at Cumagle Bauil. | cumpaa0. beeimber 1 09, tute Exhibit of Art. hundred persons were k By the Assa Pa of Washingion, P'a was awarded the “populi “of $200 for his painting, “Por | trait Group,” in the twenty-fourih | Carnegie Institute international e [ nibition o paintings, announcement having been made last night by Homer Salnt-Gaudens SOUTHLAND BATTERIES director Built to Last of fine wrts In the last inter onal, Mr. Parvcell : nara won the v",.‘..mm P “the first time Service Guaranteed it was offered at regie Institule for his paintin it of My WHY PAY MORE? Maother The award was based on the v Southland Battery Co. 910 Pa. Ave. M. 5555 re cast y-four paint the contest 4 bl . 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