Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1921, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 81, T192L PROTESL—-"'G”T s:":f:_ LeagueMembersPayDuesQuickly Clerks in Inesms y 1921 B‘udget 21,250,000 Francs “Put Yourself Duty Interferes With Living. New Sleeping.C'ar Service Between Protests agalnst delng placed on B 3 nlght shifts were made to Commis- m H.,],,‘,., stoner Williams of the internal rev- | By the Asssciated Press. President of Hungary, who was re- Shoes . Washington and Philadelphia Will Be Established, Effective Friday, April 1st Leave Philadelphia (Open 10 P.M.; Arrive Washington.........cco..... | Income tax unit. As Follows: | work Interfered with courses whi king in local school | Snd " univor an RETURNING e Commissioner 45 AM. | @er constderation. | enue Bureau yesterdlay by the clerks | affected. All of the glerks affected |are In the returns control section, The protest ~was the | grounds that the clerks cases their health was undermined. Williams the clerks that it was their first duty | to consider the government requlire- | ments, saylng he felt that greater | in handling the incomo tax I e otid vesult’ from the two ‘“;‘"fi“l ten having made part 4 shifts. Ho also informed them that|™ space was not available for acc modating the whole force in the day- time. He har taken the matter un- m- GENEVA, March | pelled to get irregular meals. many |by the financlal section of the secre- | revolutionaries. He asks for an op- Leaves Washington (Open 10 P.M. -12: | of them %‘;%ln‘:“;'t‘»;l;:'cm n £00d | (artat of the league. The statement |POFtunity to prove his tnnocence. and shows that 971 member states except Argentine, Para- guay and Salvador forwarded thelr dues. informed | ®"X total of 7,360,000 Eold fruncs have been pald so on the second budget of 10,000,000 cs, nineteen pay- Although demand notes for the dues for 1931 were sent out only the last of January, six countries have already pald in full and mest of the romittances will be sent. The budget for 1921 amounts to 21,250,000 gold francs, Ex-Crown Prince Jofus Fauily. DOORN, Holland.—The former Ger- man Crown Prince Frederick Willlam has returned to Wlerlngen, after spending Faster hero with hiw par- ents. During his stay he had many long chats with his mother, the for- mer empress, whose condition is slightly improved. Adalbert has &r- rived here and is expocted to remain for a week. Mannix Drops Visit to U. 8. ROME. — Count Karolyl, former POLITICAL DISTURBANCES Per cent of the |says he will agree to live in Sicily o £397,029, representing the first budget | Sardinia if the Italian malnland is of the league, was paid, and that ail | closed te him: of the forty-two members having paid in | which has virtually paralyzed the otLers have antiounced the date their | answer to thelr demands: 31.—Countries cently erdered expelied from the which are members of the league of [Country by the Itallan government, nations have been very prempt in re- mitting their dues to that organiza-|¢hat he hes been fomenting disorders - | tipn, according to a statement issued [in Italy or has been leagued with has sent a commpnication to officlals of the cabinet denying all accusations Peking Teachers Ead Strike. PERING.—School teachers hers are returning te werk; following a strike | educational Instruetions bf Peking for | several weeks, They were assured by the department pf finapce thai the government wou! nent fund for the support of highér oducation, and were satisfled with this d create & perma- Strike to Hasten Trials. TRIEST.—Eight communists arrest- ed In connection with the fire in the Bt. Mark’s navy yard have been on a hunger strike for three days In pro- test meainst the delay in the @ate of their trials, New Red Crows Leafers. GENEVA.-—The International Red Cross committes has elacted As presi- dent Gustava Ador, former president of Bwitzerland, and as vice presidents Sir Bdward Stewart of Great Britain, Dr. Livingston Farrand of the United States. {Flzvmr Clraolo of Italy, Gen. Mille of Spain, M. Kuwato of Japah. Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., MR35 Meet an Old Friend! Tri-Wear Shoes |- for Men at 1!10);‘“;.1 -‘;\mhbin!:\vv-‘;nl\lnlel i’l‘x ?h‘r;- M. Cederkrantz of Sweden and J. 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RICHARDSON N at Vice Prestéent Gemeral Counsel events at various points in the in- o Wistar Balerston . Armold Hirsh . R, Schroibee terlor, notably in the department ot Our Shoe Hospital J. Roster Bigss 'n‘-:'r'ydfixt.‘:-‘:l'-' i TR of the country, where several per- > . 2 ’ Tna. 3. Cominatt ¥m Nealand j B alker i e e onae —is busily receiving patients and A. J. Driscoll Wi B, Richardson colonel was a~sassinated and three | quickly sending them away “cured” e e aetson "?%2'?&}:.‘{5{’.1‘;'-’“%. attack was | t small ense, too. {3 A Davlinee Sl e = W Carl Wyt made on the municipal building 4n i EXPEnSE; Paucartambo, rhen seven persons were killed and many wounded, and & that fatal disorders have occurred STANDARD SAVINGS BANK R = says that detalls relative to the cause of the trouble are lacking. “Better Service” ' NINTH AND A Lima message to La Prensa of this city says the Peruvian govern- NEW YORK AVENUE ment authorities expropriated on March 28 the newspaper La Prensa of Lima, one of the most important newspepers on the west coast of South America, on the ground that it had taken part in & “dangerous | campalgn of rebellion against the | government."” i ORDERED HERE FOR DUTY. Maj. John C. H. 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