Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1926, Page 30

30 BB QUARANTIE. PLANIS RAFTED Control of Interstate Ship- ments Proposed to Stamp Qut Insect Pests. quaran regulations the interstate movel to prevent the Iworm pests the hearin Proposed tine governi narcissus bul of the bulb f drarted here June to interested ) gestions and ¢ recommended Agriculture nounced by the ¥ Board of th Unit as ticism to the for ption Al H States D ticulgural art to receive any ticisms promptly nendation can be made to the Secretary by the end of this month | The provisional only to the domesti cissus bulbs apply ation these regulations by the board upon | presentation of satisfactory evidence that full and adequate propagation use has been made of such imported stock. 4 The underlving principle of domestic quarantine and regu proposed for each and every and district in the United St to cause the inspection and cer of all narcissus bulbs, so th irchaser or handler can secure other 1 certified stock | , the regulations will ate movement of regulations bulb crop. this sted The un required in the first in the and the second are lifted, or. storage sheds T Bulbs found to be allowed in int until disinfected direction and to an inspector. FOOD PRICES HIGHER. | at the tir e convenier o shipment be the satisfaction Index Figures Show 6 Per Cent| Gain Over This Time Last Year. ‘ While retail food prices ng from 1 to 3 per cent in other cities throughout the I States, prices in Washington d the month from April 15 to M registered a drop of 1 of 1 per cent, the F Statistics announced ¥ tafl food prices generally showed slight decline, the index figure for th month standing at 1611, a_drop « three-fourths of 1 per cent from ti month ending April 13, but an increase of more than & per cent since May vere de t As compared with the average cost %1 the year 1913, food prices in Wash 70 per cent higher in| se the Capital shared with Birmingham and Detroit. Only two other “hicago and Rich mond—show rger increases, these cities register | $1.000 fine, imprisonment for one vear THE THRILL THAT COMES ONCE IN A LIFETIME. 1M SURE You ynLL LiE THIS Room, MR, FARDIN . I'T AFFORDS AN EXCELLENT wey OF THE-PARK VETERAMN THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, -D.- . SATURDAY., JUNE 19, —By WEBSTER. | OW ,YES5, | HAVE MO DOUBT (T WILL BE EMTIRELY SATISFACTORY. M VERY FAVORABLY IMPRESSED WATH THE GEFMERAL CHARACTER. AND EXCELLEMCE I'VE MOTED ABOULT YOUR- HOSTELRY. OME FIrDS SO MAMY INFERIOR \ HOTELS \MTRAVELING COUMTRY 1 TS AsouT THE v ‘A RELIEF To DISCOV OME THAT 15 PROPERLY AACAGED THE BRIDEGROOM TRIES To ACT LIKE A SEASOMNED Covr. 1926 (N. Y. World) Press WOULD BAN GUN MOVIES. Miller Introduces Bill to Prohibit Shipment of Certain Films. A bill introduced yesterday by Rep entative Miller, Republican, Wash 1d prohihit interstate trans films “depicting a scene an act of assault, kid naping . burglary, banditry, lawlessness or rint wherein a rev is displaved or aimed at one p by another.” The maximum penalty would be| or both, &Lieut. Paul C. Warner Exonerated | Lieut. Paul C. Warner of the Naval | Air Service has been -exonerated by | Chief Justice MeCoy cruelty and non-suport, made by his wife, Natalie A. Warner. in a suit for of charges of | r[ more effective B |ELLE ANDREWS TO SAIL JULY 3. American Mission to Confer With | Britain on Liquor Question. | A mission from the United States, | headed by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lincoln C. Andrews, will sail July 3 for London to confer' with | British officials on prohibition ques- | tions, with a view to bringing about co-operation hetween the two powers. | Resides Assistant Secretary Andrews DO IT NOW HS TILED QUICKLY BY 1106 9th St. N.W. Main 8731 €~ 1,1%';\‘ / Pub. Co” will consist of A. W. of the Department of R. Vallance of the State the mi Hend Justice, ion son w. Department and H. Keith Weeks of the prohibition unit. Clear Your Skin } With _ [ Soap to Clean: Olintment to H Absol, MORE CARS PROMISED. Improved Non-Rush Service to Glen Echo Next Week. 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