Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1929, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FORMER ENEMIES CHURCH FRIENDS' Wotld War Captain With Allies Is to Help Ordain Ex-Ger- ' man Officer. By the Associated Press. emphasized with added significance here tomorrow, when Prof. Oscar J. P. Wetklo, former captain in the im- perial German army, is ordained to the priesthood of the Protestant Epls- copal Church at St. James, here. ‘The rector of the church, Rev. Otis E. Gray, was a captain in_the United States Army during the World War, when the relationship between the two nations was in marked contrast to that which will be exemplified by the ordination ceremony. in which the two men will play leading roles. Officiating at _the ceremony will be known and widespread activities as an advocate of international peace. ‘Wetklo, professor of modern lan- guages at Friends’ University, was at- tached to the general staff of the Ger- man army the last six months of the war. For two years he has lived here. Mr. Gray was chaplain of the 353d In- fantry during the war, later becoming senior chaplain of the 86th Division. Plan Stamp Issue. ANDORRA (#).—This _little republic in the Pyrenees on the Pranco-Spanish border is to have the first postage stamp SPREAD OF DISEASE MAY END FOX HUNT Animal Blamed for Carrying Germs to Afflict Cattle With Plague. BRIGHTON, England ()—One of the oldest sports of England—the hunt- DECEMBER 22, flicted foot-and-mouth disease, are blaming the fox for its spread from pas- ture to pasture. Exterminate the fox, instead of greservlng him for occasional romantic hunts, they argue, and you will do away with the chief carrier of this plague. The fight inst foot-and-mouth disease has bu.:.golng on for years in England. Destruction of the infected cattle is accepted by authorities as the only sure way of suppress! an_out- break, and approximately $25,000,000 has been paid to farmers as compensa- "li.‘o'n mtr herds destroyed in the public terest. 1929—PART ONE. efforts in other directions. The govern- ment, they feel, might hasten the dis- covery of a cure for or vaccine against the disease by more liberal appropria- tionc for research. And_meanwhile, they ask, why not lessen the risk of contagion by extermi- nating the fox? He may be exceed- ingly important sport, but he is a roamer at night, prying into hencoops of widely- separated farms—a general nuisance at best, and, where there is foot-and-mouth contagion to be spread, a deadly menace. . Bus lines in Finland are co-operating NATIONS MAY REMOVE FOREIGN TRADE BLOCKS League Protocol Is Signed With Proviso Czechoslovakia and Poland Sign by June. By the Assoclated Press. PARIS, December 21.—A protocol which on June 1 will bring into force a League of Nations convention to remove 15 Czechoslokavia before June 1. Delegates from Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Fin- land, France, Great Britain, Italy, Ja- pan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Nor way, Portugal, Rumania, Sweden, Swit- zerland and Jugoslavia announced that '.h’ar‘:ero ready to sign. United States deregates are await- ing instructions and have not given their -p&rflovll o signature. Refusal of ratification by Poland or Czechoslovakia would most probably, it was said, cause the withdrawal of eight or ten other ceountries. ile_the number of American WICHITA, Kans, December 21.—| Bishop James Wise of Kansas, whose 3‘1*. Chris message, “Peace on | presence completes the picture at the h. g will toward men,” will be | Christmas season, because of his well ‘Whi obstructions in the path of forelgn trade, | sold in Spain in 1920 showed a decided was agreed upon yesterday with the pro- | increase, from Burepe numbered vision that it be ratified by Poland and | about the same as before. issue it has put out in its 850 years of life. The stamps will be printed in six denominations. of the fox—may be sacrificed to selentific agriculture. Farmers, smarting under the loss in- Farmers patiently accept the inevi- table when their herds are condemned, but they are demanding more drastic with the government railways, 30 lines maintaining regular schedules supple- menting the state lines. Things that “He” Would Like! $5 Ronson Lighter Very Special $3. 75 These lighters are smart, compaet and neatly designed; snd they work with the precision of a fine watch. 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