Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1927, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1927.° ; : 4 were being carried on for a settlement ["Padded Cells for Criminals™ Movement [DISTRIGT'S GARBAGE [i%.2" 220 . e ROME DENIES BISHOPS | rniaiinais) || oo ool Works 100 Per Cent in Flrst Two Cases| GREASE HIGH PRICED | *% cente per gound for the year. s Sears Sxpericrce s shown (4| <aerea s tne ity o duiy . ohe RS e FARM PLAN OPPOSED. the people throughout the country ca: do without priests,” said the state-[Office of the chief of Cavalry, Muni- Socialist Proposal for Nationaliza- tion Causes Warning. ment.) tions Building. Correspondence of the Associated Press. S LONDON.—Sir W. Mitchell Thom- Although the amount of garbage|son, postmaster general, warns farm collected from Washington households | ers against the Socialist proposal for :‘nmela-@d 12 cent 4|||ru{|1:‘ vhelw( the natfonalization of agriculture. sca as not so rich in fats, [ . o with the result that the District pro.| atlonalization would be ruinous duced less grease than the year be-|to the industry,” he declares. “The tore, according to the annual report| British farmer is far better able to of Morris Hacker, supervisor of city refuse, Says Complete Abrogation of Pres- | ent Laws Is to Be Only Basis for Agreement. Refuse Last Year Had Less Fats, But Product Sold at Highest Level in Country. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, August 18. — The “padded cells for criminals” move- RISH DAL DEPTY John Jlnks Fanlure to Vote|cent. * The novel plan, \‘H:u\'\hd by Chief Enabled Cosgrave to Re- |[of, Peicctives s main in Power. | criminals and others who have been successful in cvading justice through legal technicalities: The first two men to he examined By the Associated Press. | ROME, August 18.—Responsible ecclesiastical circles yesterday denied a report circulated abroad that Mex- ican bishops had accepted an invita tion of the Mexican government freely to return to their dioceses on the basis of a compromise, the prineipal point of which was the non-application of Mexico's “anti-church laws." | High church officials here declared calls for p for all dementia pr and held for fur- " | ther examina “I wouldn't go lhrmu:h that again for a million grand,” was the com- ment, a(‘(uxdlng to the police, of McGurn., ar. guy wasn't nutty e & as a fruitcake \\hln ‘they picked him = "““"" "“’; | Additional Victims Rpport!d in u)vhhol\‘\vuld ‘l\n‘l when they finished ohn Jinks of Sligo through E ith h hy, ‘they ;made me | “pr ko aiso reported that the mir- to refrain from casting Turkestan Disaster. draw pictures. T may not be 50 |yot for grease was not as good last |if farmers allowed state officlals to |continue until complete abrogation of of Lm-! at that but d. <~ that prove I|year as in the preceding vear, and,|come and teach them their business. | the laws. W conclusions as good a: _\m,,.d;nm‘ the resulting revenue|whether by direct nationalization. or| (The Mexican denmlmont of the in ¢ n the garbage !qur(lon plant was | by the Liberal scheme, which is barely | terior several dayvs ago issued a denlal ;,o nnn less than en re. veil . of persistent reports that negotiations The cost of ops o - QUAKE FATALITIES GROW manage his own affairs than an official at Whitehall. It would be the |that the Catholics’ struggle against blackest in the history of agriculture | the present Mexican religious laws will GETTING READY FOR A CLEAN SWEEP NAMANGAN, T \\\Xouue“’w Ad cles believe his ex-|quake diss o be voted at the|ported, wi What Paluno and McGurn got natlonalization.” plenty of others are going to Ket. S Chief O'Connor promised. Thi i s from the grease sold was s|x> hough most of the It is interesting to note, Hacke d, that although the prevailing price & ed prominence overnight | ng from the Dail at the | pulation o nlw h:w ra h would have meant the Cosgrave gov- sreed with the | So ague deputies to | the o Today and Tomorrow government, | by prnm,. \[n\lem'\ tic 1 S r v ” ur-‘n@d it was sug iy “‘**‘“HAVANA WANTS VETERANS : ‘ , fzzm i ! .,'b alked | b fdents Envoy Wil Tnvite| R 1 ~ / I r away. anis ar Grou . e = 2 - FOOTWEAR Acting as the p(‘|~l(vn'\] representa- of President . Several hundred pairs of season’s most popular styles to be closed out at this low price. Final Clearance At afternoon parties serve the iced tea of rare bou- . quet and delicate flavor o] O0LONG TEA Quesada. attache a « bassy, will go to Detroit next week to > national convention of United Spanish War Veterans to meet next year in Havana. President Machado was represented | as being very anxious to welcome the veterans to Havana in 1928. Master Sergeant Transferred Arthur Counthan it the dmdmg \(»(e in $Rvor oF the moverrumantifiinerehs mar: ing it from defeat. 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