Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1921, Page 18

o THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. MARCH 6, 1921—PART 1. TYLER WATER PLAN et e e ““’1 BETAS T0 CALL ROLL. PINCHOT IS SPEAKER. PRA'SED BY CITIZENS John Waters of the Chesapeake | Telephone Company. d Telephone Company. de- | College Fraternity Will Greet New- |Forestry Expert Talks to Boy comers at Cosmos Club. Scouts at University Club Mount Pleasant Association Also Talks of Movies and Firearms S — | and Hears Lecture. derground. London's subway i Vice President Asks Support | MOUNT“NEERS RIOT. 1. fo WILLS GETS BANK JOB. w terror which t of the system, has a n change of ai Returns to Federal Reserve Board smon:: even the Interborough Rapid vishing water #But Moscow Says Reds Can| | SohtGamto boant. it in'the “automatic stentophone.” @ placed at the for Very Perplexing i Peace-Time Tasks. in Cleveland. Ohio. March | Sheriff Asks Armed Force to Quell Destroy City at Any Time. Iarie gramaplion wgented Oxford € Quiet in Petrograd. * Tl ine cromas com 1 Clashing Factions & | | ve Bank hour they hear the gramaphone B the Associated Press it &t ihew ikeep maVInE: ! directors LOSE*S s S 3 LONDON, March 5 Let others puss on the ] e q 5 ) - he revolt at Kronstadt has 7 muxt stand, stand i N : 600 IN BONDS. e e is contained in .+ =Now then, keep | ) b 3 . s X y Al Mg e Teceived from Moscow moving on the left.” | [ e ve Poard w | Maj. Walter L S 8 ! A T, et S he report, however. denies The machine Ix worked by k i which he accepted 3 ¥ L BN i v BREL e | | compressed air. A xound inten- i i { " S e ilitary point of view. ) uifying device increanes the . ! 1 e “Brom dispateh. “Kronmstadt is mot volume of the stentophone t L . Ay e P ntrasrad, for the Kras-| | voice, xo thnt iix hourse shout | g ) § may passing trai "GRCWER PIES ON TRAIN. i and could destroy it at LW OYORK, M W Tohn Louis wrosrad” oo AMBASSADOR DAVIS BIDS “Even the work fctries a*how ! KING GEORGE *GOCGD-BYE’ ers in the anti-soviet sis for several weeks GUARANTEE]IISATISEACTIONTIII T matum to the au the releasa before March alize that ki i . ——— - n tempting to i H Py “The Pet s unwa- fp,al Farewells Said at Luncheon | ml“"“i“ijgfil while the | at Buckingham Suia The Telegrapi's Copen- | Palace. i e N h P h v oo e LONDON. Mareh 5Jonn W. Davis.| = ith Every Purchase of $100.00 or More and Mrs Davis had luncheon with i v Buckingh, fareweils were | ; revolutionaries who werr Petrograd radio s out, the correspondent Duri_ng the month of March we will give Absolutely Free a 26-piece set of Wm. A. Rogers Silverware, guaranteed for n here becau STOCKHOLM, March | graphic communicatio the steame nd service you have rendered twenty years. and Petrograd and thampton w the | trom { Br Cuble to The Star and New York Tribuj Copyright, 1921 SRLIN, March 5.—The ngs in Moscow and sibly raised the ho: monarchists Mr. and the nglo-American So FASHIONED Charge Account. Your Cash Is Not Needed. No Red Tape. irs. Davis were guests at a reception in the London home of Lady Astor. to { which 300 persons were invited ments of forme { winding up his official duties On | Faihes iRanoaal Caents: ] 2 war pris sunday he will be received > Coolidge., fat of 1k o— : :‘r:cl‘fi‘nx-m‘:u']-.-\nn members of the roval family | ident, was i t a1 — & I t pihanithe [king sana jqusen; and on | k€ on. president af the —— e ——— ! MONARCHIST HOPES RISE. |1, . qav by Earl Curzon, the foreign enate, presided and | S — — = {minister. The withdrawal of Mr. and | s only one. other than the | SeES Dmitri Pavlovitch Supported fOT i \irs Davis has been attended with the fl_— & 3 { expressions of esteem ooty Throne in Russia. and rezard from all quarters === . BY WILLIAM C. DREHER. | . in addition (o the lunchy — —the keynote of the National’s Phenomenal Success. Open an OLD- this week by the Pilgrims’ Society and . =] . e reported C. C. McKay, ! PROTESTS TO PRESIDENT. | Geneva, Russian_ mon- == hist movement. The grand duke|Walsh Declares British Have Brok- | has been generally ar|-\r_\v by the A their candidate for the | en Hague War Rules in Ireland. acking Dmitri Paviovitch| Claiming that laws of land warfare are Rimski-Poadat once vice jas declared by The Hague convention president of the Russian “black hun-{of 1907 had been ted. Frank I dreds™: Gen. Arsenieff, former aid to| W counsel for the Irish republi Nicholas 11, and others. ubmitted a fo 1 protest to Pres The monarchists appear to raise 1o {dent Harding vesterday against the objections to his candidacy for the|shooting on February 28 by the! Russian throne. because of his prom- | British military authorities in Ireland | inent connection with the ki & of | of John Allen, Thomas O Brien. | Gregory Rasputin. It is reported that { Patrick Mahoney. John Lyons. 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