Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1926, Page 32

33 LONELLPREDTS .. LEAGUE ENTRY Harvard President Also Be-| lieves Germany Will Be Ad- mitted in September. | 8y the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 15.—Entrance of the United States into the League of Nations, provided the league be- romes an actual and effective clear- Ing house for international differ- ences, is predicted by President A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard in an article entitled “The Future of the League,” published in the July issue of Foreign Affairs. He also declares himself of the opinion that Germany would be admitted to the league at the September session. “We are a sensible and practical people,” he writes, “and if the other governments shall hereafter resort to the league as a place for the dis SURVEY FINDS BOOM IN PEACH INDUSTRY Expansion in Past Five Years Has| Been Marked—Need for Bet- | ter Methods Seen. The peach industry has shown marked expansion during the last five vears, the Department of Agriculture finds in its extensive survey of the business being made in co-operation with agricultural colleges and other local agencies in 26 producing States. The results of the survey will he pub- | lshed in three parts, the first part of which has been completed, and deals with production, competition agd dis- tribution, marketing and prices. “Improved methods of transporta- tion and distribution have placed the peach industry on a national basis,” the -eport siates. “Growers must consider what is he- ing done in competing producing dis tricts throughout the country, as well as problems of marketing and local production, if the business is to be maintained on a sound economic basis. Since a number of yvears are required to bring a peach orchard into bearing. | plans must he made several vears ahead.” . So thick was the ice in the harbors of Finland last Winter that it did not permit unhampered navigation until | | vesterday, four THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. BULL KILLS TOREADOR. Mexican Dies Four Hours After Being Gored in Ring. MADRID, June 15 (#.—Mariano | Montes, Mexican bull fighter, died hoyrs after being gored in the bull ring. Montes disposed of two bulls before he was injured. He was taken to a hospital, and an operation was per- formed in a vain effort to save his life. STUDENTS GIVE CONCERT. Literary Program Is Presented at | | ‘West Falls Church, Va. The students of Providence Heights Industrial Agricultural School, at West Falls Church, Va.. yesterday after- noon gave a concert®and literary pro- gram, at which an appreciative audi- ence was present. ‘I'he Summer school and chautauqua are conducting eve- ning sessions during June and July | [ Jor pupils above the seventh grade. Investment brings disaster to more women of means than any other factor—and there is no real excuse for it. Our Officers are always ready to confer on investment problems with women as with TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1926. " 1319-1321 F Stvest STORE NEWS " Save 20 On These Hours: 8 AM. to 6 P.M. cusslon of the world’s problems, if it | the end of May | hecomes an international clearing | === house for all important differences, You Can Learn the United States will ultimately Commercial take her place in it by the very force of events. She will do so the sooner if foreign nations do not show ex- cessive anxiety to have her come in, and if Americans do not urge il ex- SUMMER COURSES, JULY &-AUG. 13 Commercial _Art, Tllustration, Costume . Design, Fashion = | Drawing, Lettering, Posters Drawing, clusively on altruistic grounds.” Much of the article was devoted and Life Interior Decoration. 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