Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 18

18 A0 NEXGANS FACE OEPORTATION Entered U. S. Without Paying Tax—Ranchers May Ad- vance Funds to Keep Labor. Br tha Associated Pres Five Fined Credit Hours at Kansas U. As New Penalty System Is Instituted By the Associated Press AWR ines in terms of Three n an students nounced, one were of 5 h by the student co urs' credit., THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. February 12. redit hours have t the University the part : n- | fir ch university. All of the cases n students and of s of ssed pena it was an- d gullty of sed a penally of The credits it BRAWLEY, Calif., Seventy-five per cent of the Mexicans in Callfornia_are facing deportation hecause of their failure to pay $18 head tax each on entering the United States. Business men and ramchers of the Imperial Valley, however, today were taking advantage of an agree. ment with Federal immigration offi- February 1% ROOSEVELTS IN FRANCE AFTER ASIAN ADVENTURE Field Museum Collecting of trophies. eofard, these anim re, and also ght down by The two wemen cited to appear on es of misconduct have left the elebration following ¢ that the nec to ® e of a deterre sults and has forw to the United State: e colonel himself was particularly 1 over having hagged a white {SGT. LINTLER, WHITE ' HOUSE OFFICER, DEAD Member of Police Force at Presi- dent's Home Is Victim of Diabetes. are said to have John R. Lintler, acting sergeant of the White House police force, died at the Naval Hospital here yesterday | morning. According to May. A. Coupal on the arning be. nt to wrongdoin 1 oof fine: Joel T. Roone, med| on the vacht Mayflower, % due to diabetes. |, Sergt. Lintler hax heen suffering |from diabetes for more than a year. | His condition grew worse more than {8Ix week® ago and he went tn the hos- where his right leg was ampu- ! rded s great quantities 1l being extreme. rgest ibex ever | g hunter. Some |3 C., tated. It was thought that he showed marked improvement following this, but several days ago his condition be. came worse. Born in Virginia in November, 1868, Sergt. Lintler came to Washington in 1898 and joined the Metropolitan police force. In 1917 he was assigned to duty at the White House. He was promoted to acting sergeant two Yeara ago. Hesides his widow, Sergt. Lintler is survived by a son, Ernest Lintler, 17 years old. Sergt Lintler s a member of the Policeman’s Associa- tion and the Police Relief Associa- tion. Funeral services will be held at the Lintler home, 100 B street north- east, tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Burial will be at Walker Chapel burying ground. Chain Bridge, Va. The services will he conducted by Lebanon Lodge of Masons, of which he was a member. Motor owners get onl of the power of the gasnline theyv ise. FRIDAY., FEBRUARY 12, 1926. LENROOT LAUDS COURT ENTRY OF U. S. IN SPEECH Says at Passaic, N. J,, Lincoln Day Dinner That It Is a Practieal Step Toward World Peace. By the Associated Press. PASSIAC, N. February United State: nator Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin declared at a Linecoin day dinner here last night that the World Court waa a definite part of the Repuhlican party’s foreign poliey and that the United States had taken a practical step toward universal peace. He asserted the Republican party did not stand for a policy of isolation, but recognized that the United States could not shyt its eves to events in the rest of the world one-thittieth | ‘e should do whatever we can,” e sald, “to maintain peace in the world as long as our position is con- sistent with freedom and independence of action in the United States.” Congressman Henry R. Rathbone of Illinois also spoke. i CETE, Skeletons of men and women 7| feat tall have bheen unearthed from the site of a pre-historic city in Nevada. R. McReynolds & Son § Sales—Service 1423-25-27 L St. N.W. Main 7228 Sales 14th and Park Road N.W. Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. Col. 2619 —if you must, on something than the Plumbing. and comfort, but health iteelf, demands the best possible sanitary equip- ment. Colbert Plumb- ing stands none. Heating—Plumbing—Tinning § 621 F Street Fhone Main § 3016-3011 when § you build, hut let it be § other fINnt only conventence g second to @ ¥ Repairs a Specialty & ¢ Maurice J. Colbert cials whereby they will pay the tax motion picture films were taken. and accept repayment from their Mexican employes in installments. | This, it was explained, will prevent, | 1€ it is successfully carried out, €udden labor shortage. B Immigration officers estimated that 0 Mexicans in southern Cali- | face deportation, having en- | d the country without having paid the head tax. Six thousand dollars raised last night by subscription toward paving head taxes. All Mex jeans in the valley who entered the country without & passport are hei rezistered. | Spuesids ok Moxiaing thig ';:‘\”"'L; 3 G B4 wear the new things first! outeome of the pla The immigration vesterday that if t 1 he extended tn of the State, but that if it fails exten. sive deportations will w. and this. | ranchers de e it in a se. Tious laho Mexic out the State on fa > road construction and other work. OPPOSE CITY OWNERSHIP. Chicago Council Committee Votes Down Buying of Surface Lines. CHICAGO, Fehrnary 12 (#),—The eity council en on local trans rejected a policy hip and operation for Chicago. In vet however, the the city the ng and tion should later Expedition. . Theodore ipt. Kerr Imported Sports Stockings, $1.65 . 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