Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1925, Page 24

Clogged-Up Liver Causes Headache It's foolish to suffer from constipas | tion, sick headache, hiliousness, dize zincss, indigestion, and kindred a when Cart Little Liver Pills il end allmicery inafew houre. Purely vege- nahle Act gently on liver and bowels. Small Pill—Small Dose—Smal Price BRITISHAUTHORS BACK DRAMATISTS | | | i | [ |Cable Congratulations for Fight Launched Against Film Control of Stage. DR | By the Associated Press | NEW YORK. December 16.-A |cablegram from the British Society of | Authors. Playwrights and Composers, assuring support in any action taken | > Western dramatists for “the protec. tion of their interests” was received vesterday by the American dram- atists, ‘meeting at the Waldorf- | Astoria. THE EVENING ‘DARE-TO-DIE’ GIRL SQUAD. cepted by Manchurian Chief. SHANGHAI November 15 (By Mail).—Armed with rifles, hand bombs, gunpowder and facepowder and led by a young woman of 24, a company of Russlan girls calling themselves the “Dare to Die Corps” was enlisted recently and sent to the front Marshal Chang Tso-lin. Manchurian war lord, according to reports re cefved In Russian circles in Shanghal. It Is reported that the women petl tioned Gen. Chang Chung-chang for per mission to form a company and that the request was granted. The glrls, remembering the famous Russian woman battalion of death in the World War, enlisted at once. with bobbed hair was selected com mander and the corps marched to Hsuchowfu to join the Fengtien of- fensive. The girls refused to do coolie work, Red Cross work or service in camp kitchens. Equipped with hand grenades they demanded front line STAR, A irl | . WASHIN CAPITAL HAS 77,835 INCOME TAXPAYERS | Government Report Shows 71,201 for Baltimore, City Nearly Twice as Large. GTON, Specisi Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 16.—Ac- cording to a_report just made public by Galen L. Tait, collector of inte revenue, Washington has come taxpayers, as against 71,801 for Baltimore, a city nearly twice as large. Outside of Baltimore the city of Cumberland, with 3.350 returns, fakes | first and towns. Western Maryland mining and rail- road towns are more prosperous than the farming districts of the State. The report shows, for Instance, that West- ernport, a little mining and railroad B g ace amonz the Maryland cities | WEDNESDAY, persons who made either taxable or non-taxable income tax returns, while Somerset, Kent, Queen Annes, St. Marys, Calvert and Charles Counties each fell short of this record. Mount Savage, another rallroad center, boasts 115 who made tax returns. Lonaconing boasts 135. Union Bridge lays claim to 255 persons in this class, or 20 less than Westminster, a much larger town. Hyattsville makes a showing of 520 in this class. Allegany County takes the first place among the counties, with a showing of 4,350, with Baltimore County tak- ing second place, with 3,870. Calvert County takes the tail-end place, with only 65, with St. Marys close % The_Eastern [Buners of other makes! | tradequichlyfor - Studebaker DECEMBER 16, 1925. show up poorly. The entire Eastern Shore produces only 3,232 returns, berland alone. Work on the final section of the 140-mile highway between and Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, is be- ing complete To relieve Sore Throat you must get at the seat of the disease, counteracting the cause. Tonsiline is prepared and sold for taken upon the first appearance of Sore Throat may save long days of sickness. Use a little Sore Throat wis- dom and buy a bottle of Tonsiline | today. You may need it tomorrow. | Insist on the bottle with the long necked fellow on it when you get it. ~TONSJUINE | which falls below the showing of Cum Sore Throat Wisdom | that one purpose. 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Ave. 3eee0s0000s0000000000000000s | $s2000s00s00000000000s00bbtssrben {Power Durability Finish | _After the meeting, which was secret, - | the dramatists said only that they had discussed means of furthering their fight to protect themselves against “‘all abuses which may exist.” Noel Coward and Michael Arlen, British dramatists now residing In America, each of whom has plays appearing on Broadway, have joined in the fight, the society announced, against the | moving picture interests who they |charge are attempting to zain con- |trol of the legitimate stage. Backed by Noted Authors. On the council of the British So- ciety which cabled its congratulations to the American dramatists upon their stand are George Bernard Shaw, John Galsworthy, Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, Henrv A. Jones, Sir James M. Barrie |and Thomas Harad: New recruits received into the ranks |of the organizing dramatists include Rachel Crothers. Avery Hopwood, Edna Ferber, Zoe Akins, Samuel Shiman. Percy MacKaye, Sophie Treadwell, Langdon Mitchell, Lee Wil- |son Dodd and Guy Bolton. | 86 Now Organized. With those who have previously | joined the movement and those who | signed today to support a program | of unified action. the organization numbers 86 prominent dramatists. | George Middleton and Arthur Rich . man, who have taken leading roles llnta.l in the movement, were jubilant over | nitients, macaiveat teoi E e | <nd over the fact that Michael Arlen «nd Noel Coward have fallen into line. In addition to a ‘“committee of § | zction” of the dramatists, considering | remedies for the flls they seek to cure, y | the dramatists now have a commit tee of seven “out” considering pro- posals made the dramatists last week by several New York producers, after Wednesday i: . . Neither of the committees has vet and youll find' iy i it | Out s an, it ,s = "v“-mflly\-y,,;ysm the 'ump'flu% worth while staver of poLiceman waitin'too/ | PAYS DEATH PENALTY ‘rceneu. 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