Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO FACULTY CLUB SMOKER. D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 192 S ESEEESEESEESSEEEEEEEES BALTIMORE CONFERENCE will speak on “A Definition of Free- George Washington University pro- | The annual meeting of the Faculty dom: A Paper in Mathematics.” i - [Club will take place Friday. May 6. fessora williatrand & mnoKer Rhuse | o o L e it lar (P ruataent) RAISES PAY OF PASTORS lu { ] Increase of $800 and $300 in_the |m Minimum Salaries Directed in day night at the Faculty Club. 719 | pror’ Henry Grattan Doyle: vice Zlst street morthwest. The speaker |president, Prof. John T. Erwin: sec- of the evening will be Gregory Han- | retary-treasurer, Prof. Truman kin. instructor in mathematics, who 'Michelson. Divisions eight and nine of the| It has been provided that no charge bolsheviki army, sent to the relief of | ®ill receive more than | the sustentation board. 5 o $300 from 620 F St. N.W. Kharkov. were cut off from their hase of operations. The Don Cossacks have joined Antonoff. The revolt is said fo be extremely serious for the mfi;w»sm&s@ififi% b soviet government, the districts af- fected being among the richest in & & o Russia. Find Ru: it ¥ of the Spanish » L] » Closing Session. (] & Special Dispatch to The Star. [ ] ’ - i Kharkov’s Capital Seems| BALTIMORE. Aprit 13.—o0ne of the = - 4 la!!‘ acts of the Baltimore ’flflhunl P conference of the Methodist Episc * your skin with NOTICE Likely to Fall—Other Gov- |52 ciuen” hicn sdfourned” s : I erday, was an increase of $200 | i $300 in the minimum salaries of mi " Resinol ernments Seized. isters. According to this action mar- |l ¢ N Prores bers of the conference . e . COPENHAGEN, April 12.—The spe- ‘r-;"n mei:i:?‘em t less than $1,500 in |H v Owing to delays in completing our &]| ciat correspondent of the Berlingske | the futura, an increase of 360 over o Oimtmentand Resinol Soap. - °} i Tidende at Helsingfor: he learns | the former standard of $1.200. and : They sootbe the inflamezi new banking quarters, 716 11th st. . (hat. (i) peashas Tevolt 1n seuthees|dimele men members of the confer | g spots, reduce blotches an s = - 3 10 | ence will receive not less than $1.2 Olliness and. usually pro- n.w., it will be several days before we 1] | Russia. under the teadership of Gen.|as compared with the former mini- |g W] ducea healthy complexion || Antonofr. the anti-bolsheviki leader.| mum standard of $1.000. ] " inasurprisingly short time. can announce the date of our removal. is spreading like wildfire. The re-| In addition, the salary of married @ Try them and see. ports say the government of Tambov, | M€ not members o {the conference ») r"m,, SIE drag it | | Voronesh, Kursh . and. Samara are Cin| has been raised from $1,000 to $1,200. [l B e Col bia Buildi A shute | | the hands of the rebels and the fall of | While single men ‘not members of |g )| Kharkov. capi = nce. are to receive $1, ‘olumbia Building Association {||khuker. camtai”or " government | the, conterence”are to receive = - @ [} L} L} [ ] [ ] [ ] Auto the kind of n the course of list congress ther Spanish s = . the third inter- the extraordi here to dec cialists shou nationale o declared th than the strictest jail, with an abso- lute dictatorship of a faw hundred thousand bolsheviki over the entire nation, whose people were kept in a condition of semi-: vation and de- prived of their liber | CHILEAN CABINET QUITS. | Dissatisfied at Failure to Name Aldunate to France. fflzfiéiicais | “CONCRETE FOR PERMAMNEMNCE. —we have 138 N\'”EN NATURE WONT PLUTO WILL SANTIAGO. Chile, April 1z~mon,.|§ Paint that will make the % i) hli‘rfl of the Chilean r".\'b(ne:d]iresined S;‘ 0]([ ‘\utomohile lot)k ]lkc their resignations to Pres t Aleu- 2 Concrete Roads double the load, sandri Tust night as a result of re- |5 save time and shorten the route. REW; Any day, any season, you can drive with safety on Concrete. —Tt combines beauty with emident refused to accept the resignations of the ministers. assert- ing there was no political significance in the action of the senate. Thers was general expectation that the nomination of Senor Aldunate would be rejected, since there was very strong opposition to it among the senators. The vote on the nomina- tion stood 10 to 16. At the same session, the senate au- thorized Jorge Matte to pay sits to Brazil, Argentina and Urugu: e e The Chinese, of all peoples, attach the most importance to etiquette, their book of rites dating back to the first century before the Christian % era. 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