Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1926, Page 13

BULGARIAIS GIVEN TEMPERATE NOTE Neighboring Nations Moder- ate in Plea for Curb on garian irregulars, which have caused discontent, recently in the countries sending the note. M2 Bouroff, in an oral reply to the diplomats, said he would send a writ- ten communication to the protesting:| powers after their note had been sub- mitted to his government. The note of Jugoslavia, Rumania and Greece requested Bulgaria to have its frontier authorities carry out thelr obligations for surveillance of the border, not only for the sake of good neighborly relations, but in ac- cordance with existing conventions. The tone of the note was much more moderate than had been anticipated. Border Raiders. By the Associated Press. SOFIA. Bulgarfa, August 12.—For- nister Bouroff has been hand- nt note by the diplomatic rep- ives of Jugoslavia, Rumania calling the attention of the nec for ending | adjis, or Bul- Louise Fazenda Gets Decree. LOS ANGE! (P).—Louise Fazenda, motion picture actress, was granted a divorce ves- terday in Superior Court from Noel Smith, film divector. deseration. The Smiths were married March 7, 1917. 38, Calif., August 12 She charged THE EVENING COURT ORDERS COMPANY TO END PRICE FIXING Cream of Wheat Makers May Re- fuse to Sell to Retailers Who Cut Scale, However. By the Associated Prese. ST. LOUTS, August 12.—The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed with amendments an order of the Federal Trade Commission calling upon the Cream of Wheat Company of Minneapolis to discontinue certain trade practices relating to mainte- nance of standard resale prices for its product. In a lengthy opinion by District Judge Trieber, concurred in by Dis- trict Judges Lewis and Kennamer, who heard the case at St. Paul, the court held that the commission’s, order should become effective. The court approved a provision sug- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST Yé 1926. gested by the company, however, that the company may continue to request retailers not to sell below a stated minimum price; it may refuse to sell to retailers who cut prices and may inform them in advance of this in- tention, and may acquire information asfto price cutting through its own agents, public advertisements or “any other legitimate means.” The company is barred under the commission’s order from soliciting in- formation as to price cutting from other customers. —— College to Build Dormitories. Special Dispatch to The Star. WILLIAMSBURG, Va., August 12. —Two new dormitorfes will be built at once for Willlam and Mary Col- lege, the total cost construction to be $553,000. One dormitory will be for men and the other for women. J. T. Nuckel of Richmond has been award- ed the contract for the buildings. BOND ELECTION ORDERED. Fredericksburg to Decide $100,000 ‘Water-System Question. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., August 12.—A special election has been order- ed by the City Council for September 9, at which the people of Fredericks- burg will vote on the proposal to issue $100,000 n bonds to provide for the enlargement and improvement of the city water system. The matter has been underconsideration for some time. The estimates contemplate a cost of $50,000 for a fltration plant, $20,000 for enlargement of the present reservoir and $30,000 for replacement of present matn pipes with larger lines. Under the proposed plan for financing, the interest charges and sinking fund in which to retire the bonds in about 30 years would be taken care of by an increase of about 50 per cent In present water rental charges. s |74 PR R 13 *» Take a Vacation From Kitchen e PR XL O IO O o R wn n S n S w-mfifi » O8O0 0 e e N e, TN e ey - e S o Heat Have your home equipped with the latest type of gas range, equipped with tem- - P WS s LSRN perature control. 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