Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1925, Page 13

WANTS VOLUNTARY TRACTION MERGER Zihiman Says Companies Themselves Can Arrange Terms Best. tepresentative Frederick N. Zihl of N nd, chairman of the mmittee, told mem- | Abe Martin Says:” yiils KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, STRICTER DRY LAWS | FOR DISTRICT URGED Anti-Salcon League Branch Would Make Drinking in Public More Difficult. JFine and imprisonment for the owner or manager of any public din- ing room, hetel, or any other public place who permits the sale, delivery, or drinking of liquor at his establish- ment is demanded by the Anti-Saloon League of the District in resolutions made public today. gress to enact legislation to carry out this proposal. “Fhe I also com- mends the prohibition enforcement record of the Coolidge administration. The officers elected follow: President, Andrew Wilson; president pro tem- pore, LeesD. Latimer; secretary, Henry F. Lowe; treasurer, Albert Stabler; executive secretary and attorney, Al- bert E. Shoemaker. The following trustees were elected: Bishop Willlam F. McDowell, Bishop James E. Freeman, Dr. Charle: ood, Dr. Lucius C. Clark, Willlam Knowles Cooper, Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, Creed W. Childs and Brig. Gen. A. 5. Daggett, U. S. A,, retired. —— VU. S. Army Men Go to Arica. LIMA, Peru, December 16 (P Several United States Army offic aide 1o D. .| zations, as well as farmers, would be The resolution, adopted - Monday headed by Col. John J. Pershing, have arrived in Parker, C., WEDNESDAY, WOULD CUT COTTON CROP COLUMBIA, 8. C., December 16 (). fcLeod of South Carolina yes: telegraphed governors of all cotton-growing States asking them to ! join him In calling a South-wide con- ! ference to launch a movement for re- duction of cotton acreage next year. lo suggested that the meeting be held in New Orleans on January 7. Bankers, business men and repre- sentatives of various interested organi- invited under the governor's plan. [Stap envying nummsnf 'Studebaker DECEMBER 16, 1925. A. 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