Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1921, Page 30

UIMNI OF 6. {fGeorge “'nll;.nglon umni Assoctation wilt mittee”! Lum Cha, chairman of| ana someiimes (Wo 15, 3and all meeting at she Wastinsgon WRUFGE Lum K T Choltia has| here “having on Mbourdve small ub. 1701 K street, Friday evening, |\'ritten Mr. Henkle tell'ng him that| “wet” carxo cows.gned .o some of ril 15, it was announced last night the entire Chinese student body in| the cmbassies or altaches at the f Prof. Elmer Louis this country is at the service of the| o..ta. Auerican ;bul“ml(fee “R*C lht‘ country ®et a drop meeting. at whiet® annual Dprect Mformation upor the' C finese| (Rrongh’ (i Drocedurs. 3 rts will be presented. will be fol:!famine situation 'm all its phases | Ta. range leature of the with- 1§wed by a reception and dancing. is _shortly to be placed before the! ... it vonded warehouses Members of the association now ute |public in a half dozen large cities| that oceurred at frequent in- ting by mail for two alumni mem- ' 4y Alfred Sze, Chimi s to! tervals 15 they are not made by rs of ihe board of trusiees of the |the United States, and Dr. Sherwood: larke embassics like thoss of nominating ballots | Eddy,” former secretary “for Great Briwin ot France, but by nds of the secretary | (nc iniernstional committee o the smaller representationa prin- the association by April 15 cipaliy those of South and Central al ballot. I the nominees. ut May 1 than ten ) treasurer of the alum he mbst famous brands Burchell. A. B. I8 M. 18 DE. - Bdy; vears of service as ! aryland whisky was LL. B, 1391: LL M merehant | ingernptiona secretary fo= Asin | m————m—— and lawyer: John T. § LB B lbrought him into_contact with stu- | 22272722 M. Dip : D. C.ldents and offieizfa. in India. China, the United sm» |Japan. “the neur exst #nd wussia. N ) ang--trus-{. The half-way mark in the reler'Y sinece D work the-commitiée considers . 18ST: vsicin now been reached. appro <ident of the alumni: mately 5.000,000 lives still depend: s -xu'o’rlnl-')uhnl thy District and former 1 alumni. Board of. Trustees. The present board of trustees of the [Charles E! composed uwniversity - is Il] MEET APRIL 15 nual Reports to Be Fol- lowed by Reception at Washington €lub. containing the snames of will be distributed Six Nominations Made. re’ standing and former spesident and Na of public CHINESE STUDENTS TAKE | PART IN HUNGER FIGHT WU Corntribute- Libernny Thenselvel and Baise Funds Bgom Others. " Chinese “students throughout the United States are taking an enthusi- astic part in the campaign waged on behalf of the millions of their stary- ing fellow countrymen by the Amer- |ican .committee for China famine fund. They havg not only conlrlhuledl | liberattythemselves, bt have raised 2edlyy.(funds from eheir friends bothsChinese | Unikersity band” Anrericn,’ according - to.‘Rae D. nold fts an-{ Heskle, sexeral secretacy of The om. v 1 IE | Special Dispatch to The Star. revenue officlals familiar day that drawn betwcen forty distillery hibition went' intd’ effect. A Under the auspices of hg; Amé-ican ca. committee (Or China fafine fund, ¢ AlM, coa ‘ Minister Sze and Dr. Eddy will :mn{ lo.s jon a sb tour on Apr visit- | - i ave v ade by | ing Ch . St. Louis. Indianapolis, | and others in cases. it tee of the alum. | Detroit. Pittsbursh, Baltimore and( stance. the officals here Holders of d of not less | Columbus. he tour will continue” liged to Remor the permits. upon an three yea have the [until April ! st orders from the State jvilege of nominat.ng additional finister ne of the earliest| parument at Washington. rsons, provided tuey ure gradiates - students in the United States' 1t was only recently that the of- e to return to Ch'na and take a lead- ! of the Ruseian charge d'af- {ine part'.in the development of hi inayte landss Mr. Sze 1as been v inister of Yageign + o minis i communicatfon and Chinese m the government of . the was one.of. the! ese flekxm.s to ‘the peace! I *ster. to” Londof” He five, C ip. upon the quick and continuous atd of | N Kramery; the people of the United States. Re-! antjcent, calen conghur thfa Rgiire :u < of |the ~ totaly. number’s of ! t .,fjlont' By an nn preside 5 rene ! Chinége “or for sight. Contrib tions may:- be Howe. Américan of Henry jand Trust Company. local ne;mur»ri Cleveland Perkin Harry Cassell ior to the national treasurer, Vernon ;‘:\}2 Maxwell andt Woodhull, | Munroe, Bible House, New York Gllbert Hovey vehor. George | ming Moore. lnhu T. Doyle, Jon Rartoncayie: hewaore . vover | DENIES FHONE RATE PLAN. Arehibald . Hopking, Thom: Sneil | e Hopkins. William Bruce King. Mar-(Ottawa HKefuses Permission to Es- | N tin Augustine Knapp. rnest i Thurston. Charles C. Jltru ir tablish Measured System. Charles 1.-Corby, Louis Hertle, Harry| OTTAA L April 5 Aftér considers Wardman. John B. Larner. John JO¥!in ' ihiicition of ihe Bell Telenpho . Fdson, Henry B. F. Macfarland “Vil-{vompuny for increased . rates.. the liam James Flather. Henry W aite !board of railway ‘commission - G | Walter R. Tuckerman. Abram Lis-|denied the company permission to ner, Edward H. Everett and Dr. Wil- | introduce the measured rate system liam S. Washburn. John B. Larner is chairman of the Archibald Hopkins Miiler president of the university. board =nd chbairman.. © William officio member. WILL ENFGRCE BLUE LAWS O;mnty_‘lttornoys to Take Charge , in South Dakota: PIERRE. S. ent of Sunda: kota. originally D., April state’s attorney general. ried out-on sole.responsibility of the * various - éounty attorneys, General Payng declared today. Mr. Payne announced recenll) that hé planned rigid enforcement of these laws. starting tomorrow. biue Jaws in South plarned 2 a ato o | wide éffort under direction of ion the ground that its presen “were of émergency nzture. { vice | The company, however. was per- | Collier, | mitted to increase its long-distance | & aa u_l«nd service-connéction charges and | was granted an additioral 10 per cent +5 - |on exchange revenue. | As a result of the ruling, company officials #aid, the vearly rate for resi- dence phones will be advanced from | 7.50 to £30.25, and for business phones | from. 349,50 20:$54.45. The comvany had nsked for a meas- lured rate of 3 cents a call on all «xe-eding 100 a month over business tlcphones and an increase to $42 a vear for residence phones 2.—Enforce- 39 SHIPS REACH HAMBURG. |} H’A\(Bm(. April 2 —Thirty-nine Attorney; American vessels - were ‘among the 366 which.arrived at the port of Ham- | berg durifg the month of March. The registered tonnage of the Americam " ships totaled 57.352. ¢ the ! will be car-! Special 248D Combination L $2.00 Wizard Polish Mop __.60 Bot.: Wizard Polish|« $2.60 Value .. 51 .69 £1.25 Wizard Dnsml: $2.00 Value BALTIMORE, April, 2.—~Internal Wwhisky withdrawals estimated. tog foreign embassies and attaches of Washington have with- and fifty barrels of whisky from Maryladd wagehouses _since ‘pro- * Hardly a week pagses but one There have been withdrawals in nng from five to NIy cases. Some of them have been in barrels In every in- are ob- to. withdraw ven though country ch he reprosén’s does not of- LU i L. THE' SUNDAY ‘STAR, : . : Diplomats Making Inroads. . SUBWDMANEMH.MS On Maryland Whisky Supply smaller BERLIN jet prices An offici the intern | tinue to e | BARCEI ufacturers that the creasing. | not invol workers, branch of week SPECIAL PRICES HAVOLINE OILS SEALED FANS MedmmOll............. 5.1b. Can Havoline Motor or Cup Grease........75¢ : § Havoline Medium Oil, in bbl. lots; per gal. .. ... .60c nees | N Stewart V-Ray Search or Spotlight, each. .. .-. .$5.00 \ Violet Ray Lenses, perpair. .. ...............$290 N Thuq Prices Good Until April 8,1921 - . - - i ¢ ' SEATON GARAGE 45 Seaton Street N.E. 306 Rhode Island Ave. N.W. N - e § Open Sundays and Evenings drawn for ne of the embassies in however, that it was one of the T 1 Official Rationing of Print Paper i BERLIN, | tioning of print paper and the fixing | wernment will .do all in its power to promote production in order to meet present action of the government re- {sulted from a joint protest of the German publishers. TEXTILE CRISIS ALARMS. Barcelona Manufacturers Show Se- ! Ju1v “four have been negroes. rious Condition of Industry. . | tories in Cataionia working _only which affects 5000 employes. 4n the workers are sa’d LIS A R A S A APRIL ' 3, 1921—PART 1. FOUR HELD AS SLAYERS IN WAR OF MOONSHINERS OPPOSE NEGRD REGISTER e e e s WASHINGTON, D. U clansmen were about {descent. on his Meeks home, when ‘countiies. Sectional Prejudice. following the hearing. Members of Congress have received coples of a petition addressed to Mrs. Virginia White Speel, chairman of the Cebe and Clem Weathers, charged with the murder of George Wester- | fleld Sunday night, shows an unusual | condition existing in the mountains| near Mount Eagle, the scene of the shooting. ENDS PRICE FIXING ,LONDON, April hational woman's republican commit- |Shooting. GG ) graph tee of the Distfict of Columbia, and| . S3tt (¥ BVe e | mew viceroy bolisk was said to have caused | . Also Al ed. signedl by 508 white woman employes |3( S RIIUeR WAt BEIG 16 have cabted | o tely in Bombay in the office of the: register of the Treasury opposing appointment of a Inegro as register. - “We have been definitely informed. he signers of the petition declared, “that the appointment’ of u_ colored man as register of the Treasury. is nal demands. but will con- | TR0 0, TOGCTed. The reglster's office xercise export control. . The " now very: large yand is doing re- svonsible work, 18 personnel con- of more than 900 clerks, mostly ex-scrvice men and white women, Who are dependent upon their income here for support. “It is true that colored men have served as registers of the Tremsury, but out of the twenty-two registers At not time when this office was under the| supervision of # negro did the Der~| somnel consist of more than nineteen ¢ nd one messeuge: The signers of.-the vetition whose| | homes- a8 glven include thirty-five . ina Toiter 1o members of Con: from that city tod: April 2—The official” ra- | ently being divided into two factio was abolished today. al statement says the gov- | LONA. April 2.—Textile man- have fssued a note declaring is in ‘that ‘ndustry.is M- One hundred and foriy fac- '“’nmu petition dy Tving.ithe 000 while - 420; ‘inore “plants are fany political faétlon, ‘nor w threc days per ~week, | stigated by southern prejudice: North- | erners.” soiitherniers, easterners. west-' trade handling linens 10,000 | erners. - ‘democrats and republicans to be oh a thres-day |alike have set their signature thefe- e eI I and accusing each other of destroyl the products of¥the various stills. The feeling had become s0 tense that Priest Meeks, fearing that rival home, Westerfield and others they were fired ‘Washington, and while otficials A it ; ) Factions. | . W field fall would not give the name of the |Copies of Petition M m"" 2 | Shs ‘r::;';\r,;g aene e foreign representative who was z x TRACY CITY. Tenn. April 2—|f.ipeaq. seen taking it out, they declared, of Congress—Letter Denies Evidence produced at the preliminary | The Ladd and Weathers bovs were hearing of John and Alf Ladd and | held to the grand jury in $5.000 bond LORD READING AT BOMBAY. 2.—(Jewish tele- agency)—Lord Keading, for india, ha= arrived says a dispatch to make a requested | to ald in| Aecidcnul Sheoting. guarding the place. Sund'\)‘ night WILSON, N. C., April 2—J. G. Lase bout o'clock Westerfield and | siter, 90, vice rnldent of the R. Killed in Battle of | Ra Witk ot ont onthe porch ot ahe BTt T et st the B ber of southern cities, in the been accidentally self-inflicted. his forehead. nearby. the belief that Mr. Lassiter is re ONE GAL. FIVE GAL. 69c - $3.19 79c $3.69 .89c $4.19 . *69c $3.19 C AD - . R 7 The Cadillac asks only the barest mini- mum of care to render back a wealth ) ; of changeless and continuous service, whether the task asked of it in a year is ten or one hundred thousand miles. 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