Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MARCIT o 1928. MEXICAN STUDENTS CLASH WITH POLICE Protest Against Venezuelan “Ty- rant” Ends in Fight—Four Are Arrested. cablegram purporting to be from Confederation of Venezuelan Students he uni- end saying 300 students at t! versity at Caracas, Veneruela, | been imprisoned “Iniquitously.” ! indignantly o action of ruela.” CRASH SUIT SETTLED. protesting _against Mrs. Nancy Smith Law of Pinchurst, N. C. has for $10.000 damages . alien prop ettled out of court her s after mid- Windows in_the | tion of Mexican Students received a ‘The Mexican Federation fssued a statement Tyrant Gomez of Vene- ainst Howard custodian, statned in an automobile MEXICAN IMMIGRATION IS DEFENDED IN HOUSE the had Committee Hears Barring Latins From Enter- ing United States. By the Associated Press, ‘The immigration of Mexicans to the United States was attributed to political conditions in Mexico by Howard Oliver of New York and Mexico City yester- day afternoon i appealing to the House immigration committee not to his uit ing the Box bill to restrict Western Plea Agninst| set up barrlers against Mexico by enact- | Mexican immigration we probably soon will find ourselves sending the Red Cross to Mexico to help alleviate condi- tlons.” A picture of Mexico fllling with Chinese and Japanese, drawn there to fill the vacuum caused by the migra- tion of Mexican laborers to the United States, was Ilald before the committee in a telegram from the Sacramento, Calif.. Church Federation, which urged passage of the bill. “Good Fellow” Originator Dies. SPRINGFIELD, TIl., March 2 (®).— Edward C. Fitch, generally credited with being the man who originated the good fellow movement through a letter he sent the Chicago Tribunc in 1909, died last night following & stroke RITES FOR A. Y. BRADLEY HELD THIS AFTERNOON Services in Covenant Church Fol- lowed by Imterment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Ancrew Y. Brad- ley, 54 years old, prominent lawyer here, who died at his residence, in the Men- dota Apartments, Tuesday night, were conducted in the Church of the Cove- nant this afternoon. Rev. Charles Wood, pastor, officiated. Prayer was delivered by Rev. Willlam B. Waller. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. trict Su{»rcme Court and a great-grand- son of the late Abraham Bradley, from whose farm, Chevy Chase, the suburb, derived its name. SPANISH FIX LEAD PRICE.| R | Pool Will Allow Government fo| Guage Forelgn Market. | MADRID, March 2 (#).—The Span- | ish lead consortium, formed recently| with government consent, has agreed that the government shall fix the price of lead to meet the foreign officially announced that Welshmen Are Praised: | the Hamilton Hotel last night. Other | speakers Included Representatives Jen- The part played by Welshmen In|iins and Morgan of Ohlo and Dr. the history of the United States was Robert Jones, president of the Wash- pralsed by Secretary of Labor Davis, | ington soclety. himself a Welshman, in an address at | a banquet of the St. Davids Soclety at | %infel Embassy New York City D. D. PHELAN, Manager Here yon find comfort, exch ness, good food. Ay York's noise and coniu The Marmon 68 $1,395 At Factory STRAIGHT EIGHT A high ion engine that will not Drive Members of the family and close per- sonal friends were active palibearers, as follows: Col. Miller Kenyon, Alexander R. Shepherd, Morven Thompson, H. Prescott, Gatley, S. Duncan Bradley and Charles H. Bradley. Mr. Bradley was the son of the late Justice Andrew C. Bradley of the Dis- Spain's lead production now e | 10 per cent of the world production and 40 per cent of the Buropean|and the theaters. output. | All Rooms with Bath The consortium disposes of a fund | called the “residence fund” to bulld | § .50 up the Industry, closes ||v|pmducllw‘] mines and opens up new ones. ! and up Hemisphere immigration He described the population of Mex- ico as consisting of | beings and 10,000 00 {and asserted that th | food in Mexico to feed her people. “Conditions in Mexico are desperate,” Ihe said. “1f we set up bars to prevent ording to an order of dis- by her counsel, James A and John H. Burnett. Mrs. Law o against | was Tding in o machine when it was in and refused | collision with Sutherland’s ea o do so. The | Hampshire o : tember 18, . he rms of the settlement are not disclosed. of apoplexy. 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