Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1921, Page 11

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Chewing Gum 3 for 10c | use Amorita Shav Lotion ... | SENATORS REPORT BILL REGARDING FOREIGN LOAN Before Upper House of Congress. A resolution by Senator Walsh, gemocra.!. Massachusetts, to prohibit urther loans te foreign governmaents without approval of Congress was re- ported out yesterday by the Senate for- eign relations commitiee, at the same time another Senate committee was considering a similar resolution by Sen- ator Reed, democrat, Missouri. A resolution by Senator Walsh, which was approved by the foreign relations committee, ‘directed the Treasury Department to transmit to the Senate all information and corre- spondence relating to interest pay- ments on or refunding of foreign loans. * Ty scrap of paper” in the corv respondence between the Treasury and foreign governments to which loans were made or authorized by the United States will be closely exam- ined by members of the Senate ju- diciary committee, it was decided to- day in opening hearings on Senator Reed’s bill. providing for the repeal of acts under which loans were made to | | allied governments. Movements in OQther Measures AMUSEMENTS The Homer Recital. Lowise. Homer, contralto, and her daughter, Louise Homer, soprano, gave a joift recital yesterday afternoon in Poli'sTheater before a capacity audi- ence, filing the auditorium and two- thirde of the Mrs. Homer opegied the program with the aria, “Del Mio Core,” from Haydn's “Orfeo,” and Schubert's “Serenade. Then Miss Homer sang Handel's Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me?" followed by four short Tuscan folk songs, ar- ranged for two voices by Cariccioli. The voices blended beautifully. Miss Homer, who seemed nervous in the first part of the program, gained in freedom in each number. She has improved very much since her first appearance here about a year 'ago. Her tones are clear, but not yet rounded into maturi tremolo be- nta; Miss Homer is ic in her interpreta- | ing a disad distinctly arti tions. After the Tuscan folk songs, which were delightfully sung, Mrs. and Miss Homer sang “The Gypsies,” by Brahms. The second part of the program con- sisted of Sidney Homer's songs, and there was nothing lacking to complete the picture except the husband, father and composer, who is himself a fin- 25c Palmer’s Skin Whitener, 17c 25¢c Spiro Powder............. 15¢ § and Glass Nosal Douche | Beeglen Request for the complete files of the Treasury was made by Senator Reed after Assistant Secretary Kelley of the Treasury, in charge of foreign loans, had testifled that a loan of $26,000 had been made to Liberia for the purpose of sending its representatives to the peace conference in Paris. He also|rapdition of Strauss admitted that Li ia had a credit on = ————— the Treasury books of $5,000,000. MANY TO HEAR DEBATE. Press Club Affair to Bring Out Cab- inet Members. One of the most distinguished audi- ences that have beensee:fin ‘Washing- ton since the pre-war days is expect- ed to hear the congressional debate on the question, “Resolved, that it is more noble to fat than lea: at Keith's Th;su{&u 5 o'clock this aft- ernoon, under the euspices of the Na- tional Press Club. i Acceptances have been received from most of the members of the cabinet, the justices of the United States Su- preme Court and the diplomatic corps, Admission will be limited to invited guests and to woman guests of mem- bers of the club. Representatives Tincher of Kansas and Winslow of Massachusetts will defend the affirmative of the question, | while Senators Harrikon of Missis- sippi_and Ashurst of Arizona will champion the cause of slender per- sons. Secretary of State Colby will be the first to appear on the program, giving a reading of Gr:y'n “Elegy in| = ished accompanist. Mrs. Homer was at her best in the arias, though her inspiring interpreta- tion of Homer’s “Requiem” called for an encore, which was the familiar “House That Jack Built" of her hus- band’s. Miss Homer 2 REPAIRED PROMPTLY Call Frackim 10'856 80 LiSt. N. E. (Established 1855) TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921.° vera,” in which her coloratura work was graceful, and her trills'and ca- denzas clear and distinct. Her tones have a belllike quality, which, when more mature, will be as pleasing as her mother's rich contralto tones today. Miss Homer was recalleq sang for encore “Caro Nome,” “Rigoletto.” Mrs. Homer sang Signor,” better known as the page's song from “Les Huguenots,” with fin- ished phrasing, smooth legato a1 beautiful tones. She was enthus astically recalled, and sang for enco “Mon Coeur s'ouvre a ta volx,” “Samson and Delilah,” is_ever popular, when sung by Al as number was delight- fully given. Mr: L. Lapham, at the piano, gave ample support in all the accompaniments. e tors have a_ca- 000,000 bushels. from Wl | Marylana MARYLAND-TRADE TOUR. To promote better trade relations between the storekeepers of southern and the wholesalers and manufacturers of Washington, a party of local business men, under the aus- pices of the Merchants' and Manu- facturers’ Association, will make a two-day tour, February 23 and 24, of localities in southern Maryland. The trip will be for business only, .| it is stated, and no amusement has been provided for the occasion. The local business houses participating in the trip will entertain the merchants of southern Maryland at four distinct points at luncheon and dinner, accord- ing to plans mapped out. The trip will be made in touring cars, and the party will be en route two days and one night. The following firms have already signified their desire to take part: F. ton “Gray” Patterns. a Country Churchyard. Reinald Werrenrath, baritone of the Metropolitan Grand Opera. will appoar as the final number, with Mr. Harry Spier as accompanist. Avery C. Marks, president of the National Press Club, will be in charge of the program. ARMY TO USE SURPLUS STOCKS FOR A WHILE Policy Necessitated by Urgency of Cutting Expenses to the Minimum. Surplus stocks of canned goods and reclaimed uniforms held by the War Department are to be used in the maintenance of the Regular Army, under retrenchment orders issued by Secretary Baker. War Department officials say, however, it was not the in- tention of making this use of such things a permanent policy. The $ole purpose, it was nlla. to use up the goods accymulate ing and after the war es a means of reducing mainténance costs to meet present requirements for decreased expenses. Officials declared that it was not the purpose to apply economy measures in such a manner as would result in lowered efficiency, and that fresh meats and other fresh products would continue to be a part of the soldiers’ daily rations. Reclajmed uniforms gre held in large quantities and these will be used for some time, it was stated, but none will be issued unless inspectors have declared them in igood condi- tion. RETIRED FOR DISABILITY. First Lieut. Barkley E. Lax, in- fantry, has been placed on the retired list of the Army on account of physi- cal disability incjdent to the service. He is from Springfield, 111 Special TIRES 30x32 I was dur. MILLER, Inc. 812 T4ih St 4 ,:“ p'a'.'.'g'n.'i’ig. 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DROOP’S RACHMANINOFF On the VICTROLA The World of Music stands spellbound at the wonderful genius of this Artist He is probably the Foremost Pianist beiore ill the Public today—a composer whose inspiration reaches the most exalted realms and whose in- terpretation stirs the emotions to their depths. His Recitals in Washington are Necessarily Rare While he appears here again on March 3l1st, all owners of VICTROLAS can enjoy his Music at any time right in We list herewith a few of his best numbers. Coucou, Le, 64919 10-in, Prelude in G Major, 74645 12-in., $1.78 Prelude in G Minor, 74628 12-in, $1.75 Troika en trameaux, 74630 12-in., $1.75 Rachmaninoff is Also a Devotee to “Steinway” His Art finds its perfect expression and outlet in the Steinway. delicate tone shadings, the quick re- o sponsive action, its superb singing quality are inspirations as well as aids. exclusive distributors in Wash- MusIC HOUSE E. B. Adams Company, Semmes Motor Leese Company, R. P. 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