Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 40

40 THE E\‘Ei‘lNH STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, DECEMBER t, 1925, HUPE []F FARMER [Painleve Is Visibly Embarrassed SEES IMPROVEMENT “ CHIEFS OF STAFF HERE. |5t ol Joie '\ sitrmon. ‘Maj. | entecn Duiing (rades unions 1o he | Mnting o suin 10 e Jst 10 5 on | == g Egheni : - z| ¥ es now have an aggregate | of approximately 5 per cent | When He Lacks Price of Single ]’oppy‘ IN CH|NESE TRADE s e v : g r With Col. J. H. Reeves \md | | ponss | w By the Associated Press. ss. He warmly shook | ant chiefs of staff, Mili-| '_IES IN INSURANEE December 1.—FPaul Pain. | hands n American journalist | |U. 8. Otfic\al Thinks Freedom in | InuH ence, stationed at s week premier of | Whom he had challenged to a duel m‘ Tariff Fixing Will Have Ex- mall financial | 1917 on account the journa | 5 <. & an, | «hmunne: ag well the major ones icisms of the Spring offens cellent Results s : = o. | Chie al officer, and other Army | L lively press contreversy. | [— - ay ral confer ith | i £ 1 Offers Only Safeguard From | and with whom he had en- | EGG ' ¢ e i AR o ! “hina's ition as a capital-import G e E {1151 of | & 1t e - : S R | 2 B S o E BURNS, | S s S |t e B S W | e comne v o e e o | STOVE | V hotel he presented | | own tariff schedules on imports which ectacle of a | xS SR the powers sented a' the Pek e “ broke” | Two Other Fires Give Departments | cuetome conforence | e —e————————a————————— il ‘ HESTNUT h t =3 3 premier | Taxation. Says U. S. Report. |affected by tne cresiom o mae her | e e ccord SoHenry €. Tavlor. former chief of and | minister of @ Busy Sunday—87.500 Loss. |} } the Bureau of Azvicultural I 5 finance trying in| Special Dt to ree : . Ay / o i ¢ vain to find 5| CLARENDO “December 1 s ) ‘ 3 x francs some- | The home « Uiam L. Smith of 4 ¥ # - 2 o - < < Secrots = thing less than a | Jefrorson str « ! 1l =< - x 2 § quarter With ashed iat 3 M Mrs e 1 o T Y TRTIE = enation is ar : which to buy an | J. D, Duncan, Bellfonte o o T ATLANTIC COAST PROPERTIES : da at d artificial popby In | Vernon avenues, Potol ede- [ ance throu i e of § ina ta ave incres \ rid of Earl Haig's|stroyved and the home of William | taviff duti fch wili oea - 2 3 2 S fund for dis Shoa- GF SOnTh Cedar s Cherrs | establishment « tries Five mili reservations to be sold by \War 3 % 2 E 3 5 3 R b B ool f 3 - i Department January 3. 1926, Contain suitable > 3 - 3 g ome ave Lee g sites for terminals, southern estates, hunting and 9 e forme Itur ¢ the Anglo. \nu-xn an ¥ » i een ci 11 defec \ i . vV e < et i 4 i Clarendon § rade most e o I ed fishing camps. al iation of Paris, when he was ppy. He searche 3 \|1n\ ton - departments de 1dded that except for ting a hard but-l S e E: Beacon Island, Cartaret Co., N. C. ations may e b $ e] rival of lll\‘ l( r l)x fire 2 1 X e Unite { I“h“” 1““'“1‘ I‘.L ul‘“‘“ (-“V. \ ( ‘ K()g . g hbiiaticome b koMb oE Gl E e Fort Fremont, Beaufort Co., $. C., 170 acres. 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