Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 16

| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930. LESTER ARMOUR 'RESIGNS | yice president and director of the com- Australian Cats Rough. office employe CANBERRA, Australia (#).—The G St. Between 11th and 12th Sts. e ing as & general Grandson of Packer Founder Sev-|2t $15 & week in 1919, young Armour |rabbit has & rival as Australia’s animal SECESSION DEMAN KRR R o ST throug] 3 Armq |- N A GR[]WS ers Connection With Company. | ATmour ,‘;“,’{':,,f:n";:":';;l"‘y‘f"‘;';f; and are increasing at such & rate that Dece! = During the World War th t's attention has been di- SR "‘":’u“: ‘P' Lester | o viator. Be Was & mavel | o the matier. The cats destros Armour, grandson of ounder of | “'No announcement of his future plans | bush birds, poultry and other m.il Armour & Co., packers, has resigned as | was made. animals. Manitoba Premier Fears SOL HERZOG Inc. More Western Dissatis- faction Will Develop. By the Associated Press. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, December 19. —Fear that further demands for se- eession of the West from the Dominion may be heard before present problems are solved is entertained by Premier John Bracken of Manitoba. “It is to be regretted that conditions are such in many ways that people feel they have justification for such requests,” said Mr. Bracken, referring to a resolution passed by & farm body at Wilkie, Saskatchewan, favoring se- cession unless agrarian relief is ac- corded. Talk of secession has been heard at & number of farmers’ meetings in West- tern Canada during recent weeks. Rumblings of prairie discontent with the present economic conditions have, in most cases, centered about a demand for federal action in guaranteeing the price of wheat at figures running from 70 cents to $1.15 a bushel, but there have been protests over eviction from land for tax sales. Proposals of resistance to sheriffs have found favor among farmers, no- tably at Canora, Saskatchewan, on No- vember 8, when 500 representative agrarians of four northern municl-; lities decided on an organiz:d sheriff yeott. This action was indorsed by | United Farmers meeting at Lunsden a week later and by several meetings since. JUDGE AND JURY WATCH WINE DRINKING IN TRIAL| Philadelphian Sues California Dealer for $143,750, Alleging Defective Product. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 19.—The pop- ing of corks resounded in Supreme gnurt today. The judge and jury looked on amusedly while several men sat at a long table and gravely drank wine. Attorneys did the pouring. reall] But it wasn't a social gathering. Charles Gass of Philadelphia was suing Benjamin Kitteridge, California wine dealer, for the return of $143,750 on | 71,875 gallons of California sherry Gass | charges was defective. | No decision was reached about the | quality of the wine. UNIONS AIDING JOBLESS Organizer for A. F. of L. Replies! to Criticism of Relief. NEW YORK, December 19 (#).—Or- labor is caring for its own, ugh Frayne, organizer for the Ameri- 9th & F Sts. WE offer this EXTRA so: SPECIAL for those who are planning to give themselves an overcoat this Christmas. This is an opportunity to give yourself the best. Sale!! of fine Sol Herzog O’Coats $ 2 9.85 Regularly $40 & $45 Not just an overcoat at $28.50— but regular $40 and $45 overcoats with satin lining at $29.85. You'll like the single and double breasted models—yow’ll like the good-look- ing mixtures and plenty of the plain blue materials. ALL SIZES. Suggestions for Men A Whole Store Full of the Kind of GIFTS Men Like to Receive Ties — — Every man will be tickled with these good looking Sol Herzog tles. Gloves — — Our selection will assure you of getting something unique and good looking. Handkerchiefs — — 25 c A gift which he can always use. Plain and fancy. Full cut. 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