Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1926, Page 22

BRODKHART URCES CHANCE N CREDT o, | Deglares Cure for “Economic " Discrimination™ Lies in Co- Operative System. "Br the Associated Press PONTIAC, T, ne ‘mers’ troubles ptic econom st agriculiure, Jurt, lowa Republican yominee, told the County u here vesterday. T medy, former was the 25.~The due to a discrimination Smith W. Brook- senatorial Farm United stab- ited ence, - aiscrimination against the [ more about how 4 he said, showed|stack up than the; he period described there| o’ youth. report 1,000 per cent increase In er bankrupteies, while | | | THE EVENING STAR, - WASHIN Abe Martin Says: !COMMUNITIES JOIN IN FIRE CAMPAIGN Somerset and Drummond Aid Be- thesda Area Drive—$20,000 Mark Is Passed. Somerset and Dru Jjoined activel in the establishment a fire department in Bethesda area of Montgomery County and last night at a meeting at she home of Mayor Stohlnan of | Somerset g squadrons were named and an i ated to get a 100 y | tion on nmond have the citizens roll | composed of of honor, contributors to :nt representa- | fight for the | the | more, it may be pos; W. Bride, two of the trustees for the fund, explained the plan under which the funds are being raised and as to how the department would be established and organized. The plan bheing followed i that proposed by the public safety committee of the Montgomery County Civic Federa- tion and was adopted by all com- munities at a mass meeting at the school at Bethesda a few weeks back. According to reports which have reached trustees from flying squad- rons in various sections, the fire fund already ralsed has passed the §: 000 mark and is expected to continu soaring _until the campaign has ended. Not a single community has completed its work to ry cuse eded expected quotas more and finer equ has been contemplated will be with In the bounds of possibility. Further- | sible o erect and indicating TO ate and in | group, the contributions have | president of M the | home | fund. Oliver Some girls don’t seem t' know “sweetie” tU do about th’ bloum suicided at his | Ainsley Putman st night. He et a_hearty sup Tt of wuch failures in other lines|per an’ had jest finished lookin' at | iness remained about the same. | some photographer's Cites lowa Slump. In Towa, which I cite as an illus jon,” he said, “we produced more ural products than in any nount of ground in the nd if the farmers had received price in return for their the wealth increase would ter than any other spot, but Hoover's bulletin shows e in the whole country t from 1912 1922, world products, avy ited States. Hoover, there an increase of the price of farm 1 to bring them up age of the whole mers would be justly entitled to a little better than that. Condition Is General situation exists as to the whole of the United sital invested in hout $6,000,000,000, 00,000 workers on th production in 300,000,000. The to Mr. Hoover's £40,000,000,000 was invested - only two-thirds , and there The suame cuiture es. In agriculture 1pital invested in manufac: roufs of himself, After a feller gits settled down 1’| drivin’ a truck, or canvassin' fer an oil burner, it must be fun t’ look back an’ re ed t' fluke in an’ algebry. pettin® party last evenin'. (Copyrignt, Jonn Dille Co.) TWO FREED IN SHOOTING. Partieipants in Election Day Fight Plead Self-Defense. WAYNE, W. Va An aftermath of an battle at Kermit, May 19, 19 killed and two v in Wayne County June ) election day gun | o County, on two men were unded, was heard Court yesterday, ty sheriff, and . were found | [ not guilty hooting and maiming | Ken Chapman, a special officer. They pleaded sclf-defen: i Kirk was wounded in the battle | and Buck Kirk, his b 3 man Parsley, 2 mer James M another partic is at liberty on an appeal to the State Supreme Court from an 18-vear sentence, and an indictment ugainst Grant \alters charging him with shooting and maiming Chapman was | nolle prossed yesterday Owen Kuhn 1 and Willlam | fine station at once. ,D. C. FRIDAY DEGREES CONFERRED ON 1,625 AT HARVARD Graduating Class Is Largest in 200 Years of History—Secretary Mellon Honored. By the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June Harval University yesterday con- ferred 1,625 degrees, the greatest num- ber in its 290 years of history. Eleven honorary degrees were bestowed by President A. La Lowel! on a including Sir Arthur Currie, i1l University; Andre W. Mellon, Secretary of the Treasur: 25— ment than/and Dr. John Hanson Thomas pesident of Grinnell College, To The highest scholastic distinction in Harvard College, that of winning the iy for an adequate housing of a | Store Closes at 4.30 P. M. Tomorrow! Cur entire staff will be ready to serve you after 12:30 We will close at 4:30 T in June and Saturday, Ju M. the remaining Saturdays 3. Beginning July 10 we will close all day >:nur«‘lu.\ through September 4. Z % A. B. or 8. B. degree, “Summa Cum Laude” (with highest honers), was JUNE 2 o5 1926. shared by seven men, including George W. Cotrell, jr., of Cleveland and Henry M. Hart, jr., of Spokane, ‘Wash. Scriptures in 579 Languages. 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