Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1926, Page 82

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Wahbi hordes, coming " from N are pressing on the Transjordanian southern borders. “Abdullah's posiion, which never Was too strong, is now more unstable than ever,” the correspondent adds. ! “His hope lles In the protection of Great Britain as the mandatory of his territory. His prime minister, accord- ing to a local newspaper, is intriguing | igailnst him in favor of one of Ibn Saud’s sons. Ibn Saud meantime is lidating his position by building Iroad from Jedda to Mecca.” — Would Raise Division. Elevation of the Militla Division of the War Department to a buregu, with a chief to be appointed by the Presi- dent from a list of National Guard officers nominated by State governors, is proposed in a bill by Representative Speaks, Republican, Ohio. The meas- ure also would provide for assig ment of Regular Army officers for in- struction of the National Guard and tv_in the Militia Bureau. RESORTS. TLA CIT a “The House with the - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Americans Drank 1925, Figures Show Americans “drank more tea in 1926 and paid more for it than ever before, the Commerce De- partment announced today, giving imports as 100,962,226 pounds. val- ued at $31,454,181. Per capita consumption for the year was calculated at .88 of a pound, compared with .81 for 1824, while the 1925 price per pound, on import value, was 31.2 cents, as against the 1924 figure of 29.3 cents. Imports for the vear have been exceeded only once in the past five years, the department said, but never surpassed in value. The import and value figures for 1924 were 92,772,890 pounds and $27,- 228,713 British possessions supplied ap- proximately 48.6 per cent of this country’s tea, with 29.3 per cent coming from Japan and 12 per cent from China. RESORTS NEW_ENGLAND. 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S. “ALLEGHANY"” and other steamcrs from Baltiincre every Tuesday, Friday, | . Sunday, 6 P. M. to Jacksonville - - $30.96 via Savannah. Also S.S. “Berkshire” every 10 days, from MIAMI $46.48 BALTIMORE TO BOSTON : twice weekly, $32 round trip. A[lfm include meals and berth. ~ Autos carried. Illustrated Booklet. Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. Main 4612 | Philadelphia direct to 52 Days $600 MEDITERRANEAN Al]»expensedncluslve cruise S.S.Lapland = July 7+~ Itinerary includes Venice (Lido). D-lnudxn Cont Italy, Spain, England and Belgium. (Optional side trips arrang ) Tourhe'nuvd Cabin to Naples and Venice $120-$130 % CAflJFOR&flA. Via Wonderfullgma Canal @ Largest anial?:stnegst Steamers—15 Days FINLAND « MONGOLIA - MANCHURIA Each over 22,000 tons displacement PANAMA PACIFIC LINE B M. Hicks, i Street N.W.. Washington, oF WF ABtROTI7ed weamihin neent Back in Nr- Yovi ““Gem of Winter Playgrounds’’ Only two days to these isles of de- lightful peace and quiet. Winter Temperature 60° to 70°. 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GEORGE WASHINGTON March 10th S.S.LEVIATHAN March 20th S. S. AMERICA March 24th from New York Regular Salines renstown ), Plymouth, Bremen the LEVIATHAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, PRESIDENTHARDING, IC and AMERICA te Burepe.