Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN N, D. €., THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926. | 5 7 1 clation were announced yes - |the entire country. He was a mem- i isdiction. the company says It is a foreign cor- P 3 S ys Ancients Ate ernoon: Dr. John C, an, p ber of the party which mesompanied Dentes) Gour J’\m New vork, | poration, and does not conduct bust- |, hC'tI!’mp:.ratlver 5 dent, Carnegie Institute of Technol | the recent congressional committee in. | The Vacuum Ol Co. of New York, [ ness in the District of Columbia and |From the London Ma W ith More Care ©EY; Charles Shelton, Washington, au- | vestigating grazing conditions in the | which was recently sued for $500,000 | may not be sued in the local courts. £ i thor and authority on wild life; for- | national forests of the West. He fa- | damages for alleged libel by the FPenn . |am bargain hunting. mer v. Frank G. Lowden of Illi- | vored the general trend of the Clark- |Ofl Co., has asked the Distri Su- Most of our troubles are fancies, and | * umw“o \nu got him in reduced Than Moderns nois, George Sisson, ew York, | McNary act, and urged for protection | preme Court to quash the s B Ot e N e tTonTeE e et and F. W. Besley, ) d, d | as growth, particularly in the South. |subpoena made on J. Z. Walke! L] L] George O. Vass, president of the Ri | He was a member of the Harding | representative of the company National Bank, Baltimore, was re- Alaska party. Through Attorney Wiliiam E. Leahy elected treasurer. R ————————— The following new directors were fine il Indoor S(;,ason Will Be In-| resoirccs chose o mors sensible | Richmond GaGthering Hears |namea: Theodore Roosevelt, T HE CED RIC llhf\llllll‘[ than his clvilized York; Dr. Charles W. 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Weel as rapidly as improvements are de- vwhere—the world is eating Cuttle, ( rely too much. of the country for the jgint conven- veloped, puts us in a position of Ad- he American Forestry Asso.|lin. New York; Allen Chambe “We s o . | tion ot ; s : A e eani i e ciation and the Southern Forestry !\;-wrulu_;\us_ex l-n‘mk A Wa ‘(;‘.Ksh visors on as well as Builders of said, explaining that moder Congre which convened yesterday, | {{A5gichuset uls J. Tabor, Ohio try to consume three or four times | heard W. B. Greeley, chief of i as much food as the savage had |the United States Forest Service, out- fon, including for his active life. This “over. |line the Federal Government's policy loading™ is the principal cause of |toward the Southern national forests, © and appendicitis, he de- |which comprise 37 per cent of all such lands in the United States. Ready About F. eb. 1st 3 and 4 rooms and bath and breakfast rooms. Showers in all baths. Garage in building. Rents most reasonable. 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