Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1927, Page 14

IMMIGRATIUN L 'TIGHTENING URGED Labor Secretary Davis Pro- poses Change to Prevent Further Stowaways. Drastic tightening of the immigra- tion laws of the United States were proposed by Secretary of Labor Davis today in an outline of the recom- mendations he expects to make to Congress for immigrati egislation at the coming session. Among the major changes in policy which Mr. Davis has ded to s | provi on | companie N into th ment of the Other major e coin | cation and str : the depor- 2 — THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOR, D. ©; TONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1927. FOOD SHOW EXHIBITS TO CONTINUE A WEEK Eeopens This Afternoon With Baby Show and Other Leading Attractions in Program. The food show being presented on the lower floor of the Washington Auditorium by the local Retail Gro- cers’ Association, which was closed veserday, was reopened this afternoon and will be continued each afternoon and evening this week. A baby contest featured the show this afternoon and there will bo other rtainment this evening. Tomorrow | vel there will be a contest for | the prettiest head of bobbed hair. This contest will be oy 3 en of all ages Hunds display food pre Second Kossuth Ce!ebmuon Held. | who did not | celebration « ed by e l.mmw Governinen o they contend very action of Kossuth tion or their s of de-|” includ ence in t visas be labor in such lab waiver of the c visions of the law. Mr. Day tion of pr of aliens tion take the f code. The immigr: are in such condition codification, and he has : mitted to Congress a draft of a code of all existing legislation concerning aliens. The draft, however, does not | include new principles upon which the | department is now working. QUAKES RECORDED. *Pordham Announces Three Shocks 4,800 Miles Away. :°NEW YORK. November 14 (#).— | Three earthquake shocks of medi intensity were recorded on the graph at Fordham Univers] night and toda Apparentl source was 4.800 miles a was not possible to learn t n. The first shock was at T last night and lasted until second started at 12:07 a.m. tos Iasted for half an hour. The last com- Menced at 2:31 a.m. and was over at 3 o'clock. Reason for Wrath, From the Pathfinder " Henry—Why is the history pro- fessor sore on you? George—The ~prof. savs to me, “What German chieftain captured Rome?” So I says to him, “It was Stilicho. wasn't So he says “Don't ask me. I'm asking you.” So 1 says. “I don't know either, prof.” e G T T 5 p 4 1 Balm n leeacl | When one has fell diseases, and pains that stab like swords, there's mothing much that pleases, in all that life affords: friends come and talk af- fliction in chaste and fluent diction, and there are strife and friction ‘where'er he rooms and boards. 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