Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 37

AUCTION SALES RESORTS AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. Sale of Crawford ‘Touring Car. By virtue of a_certain chattels deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 4311, at follo 442 of the land records for the District of Colum- St ot the parcy secur 4 trustee will mn')“: Touring Car, No. 1011, Jator No. ¢ Terms of s TOLS Wit GROVER F CHARLES E Joso ADAN AL WESC L . Household and Office Furniture, Player and Upright Pianos, Crystal Curio Cabinet, Hotel | ICER, 3 lecior of an Estate a1d Others. | BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER'S 820 PA AVE. N.W. SATURDAY Fo “EAT TWELVE NOON Automcetbiles, Including Touring | Cars, Roadsters, Etc., Also| Tires. 380 ADAM AL WESS Aner DAYN. )N, AUCTIONEE THOMAS J. OW THE TWO-STORY NO. 4510 FORTY- TRUSTEFS' SAT RRICK T'W deed of trust dnly one of te e sta ale to e RICHARD F. THED. _A&dnevsn ADAM A, WESC! 2 Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real | Estate, About 16,687 Square Feet in Barry Farm, D. C.,| Near intersection Nichols and | Howard Avenues, Improved by Frame Dwelli ADAM A, WESCHI Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Un- AUCTIONEE! improved Real Estate, Lo-| cated at the Northwest and: Southwest Corners of 13th! and Ca]latm S!s. N.W. By v rrist duly of pare of th Grove Farm, e. us per plat the surveror for 30, ar paze h and zow called 11t thereof recorded in the District of ( 2. located at tl Gallatin_sty. n.w., | feet on 13th st st now. o corner of 1 n sts now., fect on 13th s st D.w., conta Fears, with ‘ash, at the ¢ £200 on e or all deposit of <er. complied with within fifteen days $rom day of sale. otheryise the substitu rustee reserves the T resell the pro erty_at the risk and of the defanlting | Purchaser. afier five davs’ advertisement Plich resals_in some newspaper published in the city of Washington, D ¢ IES A, CAHITL. Sonthern hldg., stituted_Trustee. _ | el e THOS. J. OWE AUCTIONEERS. | WRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE AND MODERN ERICK RESID No. 5312 st ST, By virt 1 of trust, being | gnstrument No rded : arzng the land records of the I est of . the u gned trust auction, in front of the p; ¥, THE TWENTIETH D, 5 AT FIVE 0°CLOC he land and sitnate in t umbia and des ated a5 ao lot 67 in square 1742 in Jioss and Phelps subdivision of part of *Mount | Aty as per plat recorded in the office of | fhe survevor of the District of Columbin in Liher 60 at folio 46, subject to building re- strictions as shown on said plat subfect 0 covenants running with the land old sublect to a prior deed of trast . and onnt above said trust 50 deposit required at ie stamps at purc closed within: thirty days or depesit for- Valuable Well Located, Newly Equipped Bakery Business, Stock, Delivery Trucks, Routes, Lease of Premises, Ete., at No. 401 4% St. S.W. st!\“bmx;‘x wing to the owner is unable to give his attentio forced 1o sacrifice the abave fogether with new. modamn eq: o routes, three Ford delivery trucks S One-third cash, balance easy torms; $300 deposit required Now in operation sud may be iospected any aftoenoon. Je8,d&ds, exSa Auctioneer. Drzperies, Etc., by Order Col-| _ { ises, AUCTIONEERS. ALUABLE LOTS AT NORTHEAST CORNER NGOMAR STS. N By virtue of two certain recorded among the land of Columbia, in Liber 4023, at foliox 418 and 420, of the iand records of the District of Co- Iumbia, and at the request of the party se cured thereby, the undersigned ftrustess will sell at public auction in front of the premises. MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF " AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK ng_described lund and prem- sate in the County of Washington, Dis- "ol and being lats 11 and er plat recorded in the office ir for the District of Columbla, . page 33. Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of $100 re- red uj uch lot at time of sale. Con- vey . ng and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. Terms of sale to be com- Plied with within thirty days fiom day of sale or deposit forfeited. eeds of trust duly cords of the District 401 A&As,exen. THOS. J. OWEN TRUSTERS S BLE RRICK DWELLIN 0. HAMUISHIRE AVE. NW B Vienie of & certain deed of frust duly rece . folio 404 trict falined ‘trustees will sell, the 1sos, DAY o oF cand o 15 per plat re of the records yor of the ded in of the District of “rnst fo be pa‘d in cash. at of e stamps At pa Gsed " within thirty " days » le or deposit forfeited. HERMAN SCAMIDT, KARL M. GLIMM 7 084S exS_ T THOMAS J. OWEN AUCTIONE Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate. Premises known as Lexingten Apart- ment House, 21st and L sts. nw, Ey virtue of autho owners of the h premises. we w f the pren L Binget to tro erms of sale: The st in cash. A depost B accrptance of bid advert ed in Washing W SULLIVAN, ) Atk stoniw. WATLSH, Woodward bidg. AUCTIONEE Je3-a8ds.exSn THOS. J. OW Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real! Estate, Improved by the Two- story and Basement Brick Dwelling No. 726 17th St. N.W.,, 1, Block Nerth of Penn- sylvania Ave., War Depart- ment, White House and Other Important Government De- partments. t duly e ol C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC. Aucts. 715 13th St. Household Goods, Bed andl an Linen, China, Glassware, j Bric-a-brac, Rug: (:xrpcm,! | Talkine Machines, Navajo Blan- | kets, Office Furniture, Iron Safe, ing Machines, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT SLOAN’S GALLERIES 13th Street SATURDAY, June 10th, 1922 At 10 AM. | And at 12 M. automobiles, etc. Terms cash. C.G. SLOAN & CO,, INC,, Aucts. R. AUCTIONEER. ADAM A. WESCHLI Peremptory Sale, With Imme-| diate Possession, of Desxrablez Brick Dwelling, No. 1730 Wis- consin Avenue N.W., Near P St., With Desirable Building lot on 33d Street, in Rear. By virtue of anthorits vested in the under. sell Ly public auction, fn fronti WEDN mises, on 1 DAY OF LOCK PO, part o improved by No. 1730 Wi cash, ba ;s b at’option of purchaser. 300 ‘deposit required at sale ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. ALUARLE LOTS IN CHEVY CH. Ty virtye of @ certain ¢ trust dated 1 . be- among th ords and at the request v, the undersigned secnred ther, trustee sell at public anction in front of flepremines on MONDAY, THE TWELFTH ar AT FIVE 0°CLOCK ng bod land and prem- tuate in_the District of Columbia and beir'g lots 47, 48 and 49, in square 2021, in the subdivis as +'Che e High- lands,” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Colnmbia, in Book 54, page 49. Terms of sale Cash. A deposit of s"m re- ! auired upon scceptance of bid. Couveyancing. recording and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be complied with with- in 30 days from day of sale or deposit for- feited. CLYDE D. GARRETT, GEORGE P. BARSP, Je1-d&ds,exsu.. Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE: STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 1412 By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded In Liber No. 4251, folio 154 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum- bia, and st the request of the party secured thereby, -the undersigned trustees wi'l sell at public_auction, in front of the premises, ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF 3 AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P.M., The following-described laud apd premises, situate in the District of Columbia, and desig: nated as_and being Iot 20 in C. H. Holden and Samuel Ford's subdivision of square 312, as per plat recorded in Liver H. I C., follo 7. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia Terms of sale: Sold subject to a prior first deed of trust for $3.000.00, which matured Februars 6, 1922, and an unpaid balance on a second deed of trust amounting to about £900.00, ‘and the smownt over and abose said deeds paid in cash. $200.00 de- positrequired won aeceptance of bid. recording und revenue stumps at cost. to be ciosed within or deposit forfeited. FDWARD H, YOUNG, LOUIS G. GREGORY, . Trustees. ot { 1l ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. o sits | Peremptory Sale of Valuable Real Estate No. 206 G Street Northwest, Improved by 8- Room Frame Dwelling, Suit- able for Business Purposes. By virtue of authority vested in the under- signed, I will sell by )vuhll( auction in front of the premises, SDAY, FOUR G'CLOCK . square 450, improved as ab One-third cash, balance in one i or all cash at.option of purchaser. $300 deposit required at DAM A. WESCHLER, Auct. _Jen-a. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIO! Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Prop- erty, 421-423 New Jersey Ave- nue N.W., Used as a Public Garage. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 4430, at folio 29 et seq one of the land records for the District of Columbia, 1|P«i fault baving been made in the payment of in- terest cn the notes representing the indebted secired by said deed of trust, and at the ction of thie party secured by haid deed of we, the trustees named in ed of il offer for ERS. trust, trust! fie DAY JUR-THINTY in the clt; bit. known and distin Uished us lots numbered Gifty (30) and fifts-one (61), in Mury E. Maim et al’s subdivision of lots {n wquare nimbered six hundred and thirty (630), as per U recorded in the office of the suiveyor for rict of Columbia in Liber % oved by a one-sto i Ulic garage dea vetie nurtieest. Oue-third of the purch the balance in two urats, pasable in oue interest at 613% per annualiy equired of the purchaser at the All convexnncing, recording, revenue and notarial fees at the cost of the puichaser. Terms of sula to be complied with in ten da¥s from day of sule: otherwise the tristees reserve the right to rexell the prop- at the risk and cost of the defmulting aser after fie days' advertisement of wapaper publisiied in the RY P RLAIR, do_Building, CLARK, of ke, stam ADAM A. WESCHLER, AT Three-story and Cellar Brick Residence, Nine Rooms and Bath, No. 12 Eye St. N.W,, l:y Publlc Auction. virtue of suthorits vested in th T will offer for sale by publi on FRIDA 5, 1922, AT P AL, ot 154, square 623, ed s sbove, with room for garaze oo in rear. rms: Sublect to m trust for $3.500, due Mareh. 1023, at SLOND cash: baance piy- able §50 per month, including interest at 6 all over said _teist cash, At the option ¢ rser. 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By virtue of a certain deed of trus recorded in Liber X follo 269 et coorils of District quest of the parts s | rsigned trustees will anty B per. o 81 ot he Freter for the Dist £ sule: Sold sibject to m prior deed ard the anare aeposit $o.B.0% THOMAS DOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONEERS. EE'S SALE 0 TORY DWELLING, 130 THIRD ST X F e 6f o cestain devd 0f trust recorded ). of the land fecords and at the re red thereby, T w remises, OX | TH IRST DAY | T FIVE O°CLoCK PaL. the con foet by a of one hundred fonr feet of Iot letiered G in James subdivision of square thereo: One-fourth cagh 56, with im pro Terms: and three lance in one. two . secured by a at neing, re Terms of s at purchaser’s cost to be complied wity within thirty days from date of sale. HENRY A. HEGARTY. Surviving_Trust STEAMSHIPS. The Historic POTOMAC RIVER Route Steamer Majestic BOUTHBOUND. Leaves Washington Monday and Wednesday at 5 p.m., Saturday at 8 p.m. NORTHBOUND. Leaves Nomini, Va., 3§ Thursday and Snnday. 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A family hotel: modern throughout; bathing allowed. Terks county cooking and products: white help: danc- ing. Hates to Tune 1 $3 day, $15 week up. A, Prop. GEORGE L. KLEI leach. Capy near Oheh auire: % kly. Thone Boe. " EARHART. fimnmmnc NEW OWNERSHIP HANAGEM Virginia Ave.. mear beach. Cap. Private running water; $4 per weekly. Booklet. Auto at sta. TRY GI.AIlEHIION HOTEL Beach. Rooms ite with private T A e oot s eoid rumnini water. Ownership Manazement. | BISCAYJ\IE e ach. Evers me proveinat; spec rates B ar MUKPH ATLANTAC *spr JuiaN S Y woo L FRALEY MILL For A lABOR lNN Ocean end Connecticut et Ju . M. Duzn. Virzinia Ave. nr. Rea HGTEL KAPTAM BELVEDERE = | ali rooms Ca Private lath .\»“ \uL.. with Ri near NORMANDIE e b uu(hvnx RESORTS. LONGPORT, N. J. HOTEL ABERDEEN '3 c.: MAX OSER OFFERED JOB. Fiance of Miss McCormick Wanted coast. Directly on the ocean front. Ideal fam. 1ly botel. Single roows, 320 week and up: dou in Yellowstone Park. ble rooms, $35 week and up. Americun plan. | HELENA, Mont, June 9.—If Max Oser, flance of Mathilde McCormick! grandaughter of John D. Rockefel- ler, is unemployed for the summer, a job awaits him in the Yellowstone Park at a “satisfactory salary.’ The Swiss horseman has been cabled an offer of employment by A park transportation company from its headquarters in Helena. The company’s message follow: “If unemployed, will offer you posi- tion in charge of saddle-horse tours uf the Yellowstone Purk with satis- factory salary. Answer. (TALY AND FRANCE .+ DIFFER ON RUSSIA - Rome Foreign Office Opposes Foincare’s Stand on Com- ing Hague Parley. Iy the Asociateq Press ROME. June 9.—An exchange of took place yesterday between Ttalian foreign ministry and the Prench embasey here regarding Pre- fer Poincare's memorandum of last concerning the forthcom- e conference on the Russian JOHN C. w bathing beach. On the Chesapeake LOG INN OPEN Seafood and Chicken Dinners Via Upper Marlboro | See Loz Inn Signs mobile o Moiganty Adistun ut Huteiiine ing acoom, | vi | the oratie ATHING 4D nw Chesaprake 5 frmn | Auestion Italy's viewpoint {8 that the Rus- morandum of May 11 to the a conference was automatically | ithdrawn by the fact that the Rus- an (elcgation proposed to submit uuestions contained in that memo- DEER PARK HOTEL im to the commission of ex- and Conugea !perts meeting at The Hague, Tauce, on the other hand, Insists t between June 15 and June 26 n the experts will have begun ir work at The Hague, the pow- to agree on the condition presented to the Russians stion under discussion, name- tan debts, credits to be giv, . and solution of the ques- n of property owned by forcigners tussia before the soviet revolu- of e st he: 18-hol ‘uomn 1A CIL DE HOTEL HENLOPEN Will open June Reaxon et e however, maintains that if P RADDOCK TG swers decide to go to The simply 1o hand over to the commission of experts thei: on each point of the agenda ivalent to an ulti- which Russia certainly would and would consider it a THOTEL BRADDOCK Braddock Helghts, Large rooms, private hatl Overlooking the Pictir matum, Middletows not accept. NOW OP demonstration of their contention Spectal Chicken Dinner Sundays and Holidars, | 1t the powers do not treat with 1210 8 P.M her on a footing of equality. This Booklet, Rates. etc, twrite M. J Proprietor. Hetel Frederick, Fred 1., or Hotel Braddock pYE] TOANEWY == RUC Crownsyille { ~ - <23 Board of Managers, Crownsville Md. i mm. (Aatlight saving), Wednesdar H 21, at 5 place and time they will | ety and Plans un tions mar be obtalged at the offic nief Eugineer, 18 W, Saratoga Raltimore. upor ent of $2, which ‘will be refunded the return of the plans and specifi g0od_condition, within ten davs UDening cf bids I te Dept Todge Briarcliff Manor, NY IR OF ELECTRIC CABLE AND STREET Syerem, Washington Barracks, 1 VIJ{ N you visit Ne valed propsaic' in triplieate will be re-elved i * York, why stay in o st 1)1 the crowded city? Make . vour home at BRIAR- CLIFF LODGE — hotel de luxe amid the West- chester Hills and overlo PIANO OR SAXOPHONE nght begioners in 20 lessons lavers. Booklet sear HOOL, OF POPCLAR (‘olerearuuma 09 “v” RAG-JAZZ Dositively minutes l)\ electric train service. Ten addle Hor Shaded Play Iren. New York Office: 342 Madison Ave. W aslnnqtun Business Callege 1318 Eve N.W. Main 4950, Rookkeepng and accountancy and secrets- | 15 So. Doston Ave., | Colony lnn Ronsdwatt. Chelse tlal section. Amer. & European plans., A 3 0'CONNO! lent ANBURY VlCTORlA Fifty yarls from beach. ard ave Hot and coid ~ THE | ENGLESIDE Open June 23. ‘The best combination of gen- uine seashore features on the Atlantic Coast. Matchless fishing, sniling. bathing, etc.—ocean and bay. Five tennis courts. The Engleside offers modern appointments. Sea and fresh water private haths. Orchestra. Garage. Booklet. F. E, Manager. CAPE MAY. N. J. l‘““COLLIMBIA renovated with Lutie and e i n‘ & ¥ Koo F5 porciis. Elevator. [ FRONT, Cape May, and cold r |STAR VILLA pacity. 150, Runaiog | (YR} | water. Private bathe. Elevator survice. | Cieshiy, management. _Charies S._Chirch {COLONIAL Directis on e beach. Opens June 24th, Ameri- Mou courses. Summer sessiops, New classes Emerson Institute 1738-1740 P St. N.W. | Phones Franklin 4463-4458 ! Summer Semester Classes in all HIGH-SCHOOL SUBJECTS Begin June 16th Men's Dept. Day and Evening Scheol—Registration from June 2 to 16 Dept. Evening School Registration from June 3 to 17 Prepares for all Colleges and Professional Schools i Catalogues sent on request Eagles Mere, Pa. The summer resort that is differemt be- comhines mountain and seashore fiuest 18-lole gulf courses in Awerica For booklet and rates. write: THE FOREST INN HERMAN V. YEAGER, Manager THE LAKESIDE JOHN S, KIRK & SON THE RAYMOND L. B. C. LIST, Manager THE CRESTMONT INN WILLIAM WOODS, Manager Women's Only- % VARG A, National University Law School -~§0Rxn HILL” ! Much Equipment FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR The summer term of eleven weeks will open June 15. This term carries the same credit for the degree as either the fall, winter or spring term. ORKNEY SPRING In the Allegheny Mounta | Delightful—Capacity. ‘mandi OPENS JUNE 301922 |(:M500 LS. | can plan._Running water. Private bath | Tahle the b fineral - Y. . CAURCH. Owner_and Prop. | yAlly MmoremaisFine o The classgs will be held from OCEAN CITY, N. J._ T HARPER'S F 6:30 P. M. week days, except EA{‘E?JJG HOTEL L T HILL TOP HOUSE Saturdays. Catalog will be sent on request of the Dean and Secretary may be seen be- va Try it Prop. Harpers Ferrr, now open, You_will no uuu‘rR: S FERRY. W. V. Shenandoah Inn. Opencd for the Senson. M. 1. THOMPSON, Proprietress. ~— LOCKWOOD HOUSE Open tor S BRIGHTON ¥t and Gcean A Opens Juue 24:h. All rooms electrically lighted. Roous ‘l‘llh or without ba Tiot and cold running water. Elevator_service, _it. 1. |SEASIDE 6t Strect OPE! Everything new and modern. in ail_rooms. Private ST. GEORGE @it management. R WILDWOOD. N. J. 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WITH HOME EW S HBLLAND, ew York Ave. Essentiaily modern. | bathe, running veater, eleciric lights S anagon Chas 5 Wesd, Jr. MEF Private baths. Ownership_management. Garage. Booklet. Bathh house Geo. K. Sinnamon. Beach front. Capacity, 150. { Hotel Savoy fomoins " water - Brivate baths. Booklet. AL ontside rooms. . H. GERSTEL. Owner and Manager. CALIFORNIA, SOUTHEKN CALIFORNIA — ALWAYS DE jlightfol. Send for information to All-X Cisb ot Soutiiern, Calitornia. Chamber of e—u building, Los dngeles, Cal. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- 7“trict of Columbia. Holding a Rankruptey Court.—In the matter of Dell V. Padgett and Wililam 8. Pratt, individually and as co-part- ners,"trading ‘as’ the Home Coffee Company, Dankrupts.—In Bankruptes, No. 1312.To th creditors of Dell V. ldze\t and William Pratt, individually and as copartners, trad- ing an the Home Coffee Compans, of the city of Washington, District of Columbla: Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day of June, A. D., 1022, the above-named persons and partnership were duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of their creditors Will be held at my office, in the Wilkins bulld- jng. 1512 H st. n.w., Washington. D on the 19th day of June, A. D, 1822, at 10 o'clock, a.m., at which time the said creditors faay attend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupts, and transact xuch other business as may properly come be- Tore said meeting. RALPH D. KTBB. Y-M Boys’ Summer School a7 Year)| Sth, 6th, 7th, 8th Grades—High and Low Sections . Opens June 27—Six-Week Course Enyoll Now--Clases Limited to 25 Make Up Back Work—Review Previous Studies Insure—Hold-on a New Grade—Under Men Teachers Swimming—Base Ball—Tennis Fee (Including All Expenses) $20.00 For Further Information Inquire Room 301 T8 ITRIAL OF 34 RUSS “TRATTORS” BEGUN Moscow Court Guarded as Anti-Soviet Leaders, Some Women, Face Bar. By the Associated Pres 9.—The hatred of Europe’s moderate socialists for the | Russian communists and the latter's reciprocal feeling crystallized yes- terday at the opening of the trial here of thirty-four members of the social revolutionist party. Leaders of the Second Interna- tionale and other ropean socialist organizations appeared as counsel for the defendants, who aze accused, with other things, of betraying the Rus- slan revolution, of assisting Kolchak and Denikine ‘and of engineering plots to assassinate Lenin, Trotsky and other bolshevik leaders. The defendants ure divided Into three groups, the first being headed by Aneram K. Gotz, responsible mem- ber of the central executive commit- tee of the social revolutionist party who was one of the principal aides to Kerensky, and Dimitri Donskoi, accused as tle party's represe on all military committees a being in touch wita Gen. Lu. In this group is a wom M. Ratner, cashier of the party. Reds Defend Second Group. The second group consists of six Or seven persons, including L Konoplova and M. Semenoff-Vasil who were, it i alleged, actua charged with the task of killing the bolshevik leaders, but who turned informers. These are being defended by _eminent bolshevists as counsel The third group comprises a num- ber of the members of parties al- leged to have been familfar with the plotting, to have sheitered the plot- ters or to have been otherwise im- plicated. At the opening of the trial the de- fendants raised the objection that as all three of the judges were com- munists, it was improper for them to sit in judgment upon their po- litical cpponents. The objection was overruled, after a forensic battle, in which internationally famous social- ists took part Some of the prisoners also entered the fray, hurling objections and in- terjections in Russian, French and German. The defense also objected to the designation of M. Krylenko as chief prosecutor on the ground that he was prejudiced, being head of the supreme revolutionary tribunal, and alxo because his wife assisted in 1 investigation of the case. Belgian Socialist Counsel. Emil Vandervelde, Belgian = cialist, once member of the Belgi; cabinet, and president of the Second Internationale, is one of the leading figures in the counsel for the defen: and was foremost in pressing the ob- {dections to the judges and prosecutor. He declared it was ivideni that Bel- glum and Russia had different cou- ceptions of justice. Vandervelde's bold = challenge the grizzled Kry- No wonder we have differ- tions of Just he de uch jus when her tria pluced on tried under we fought for) M Pilatikoff, in overrulin tions, said: impartial, but eur interests of the I the we to the ¢ to_the C ‘Troops. were on time of the building W being heid. —_————— ISEMENOFF DUE IN CANADA TO PLAN FOR SUPPLIES Undelivered. Had Been Ordered by Russia During War. Special Dispatch to The Star. OTTAWA, June S—Gen. Semenoff., the Cossack ataman who aroused cuch a storm in Washington and New York, is coming t wa and Wil see the premier, p next week, with respect to eq plies ordered by R during | war from Canadu. These were ¢ - ed, but undelivered after the revo tion broke out. It is proposed pay for this equipment with raw material. Semenoff has been entirely Star understan 1 visit_botn Toronto and Ot is returning to Russia with his wife, but first will see Mackenzie King and talk busi- ness. He is thoroughly conversant h Japanese, Chinese and Russian Fitairs amd has always turned against bolshevism, first as a general under Admiral Kolchak and later with the aid of the Japanese against the so- viet and Far Eastern Republic in Siberia. ——c- — % GIRL 12 YEARS OF AGE SHOOTS FATHER DEAD Child Says Shooting Followed Series of Attacks on Herself and Her Mother. By the Assoclated Press. WASHINGTON 9 Charged with shooting and killing her father, Joseph, twelve-vear-old Mary Sorisinski of Marianna, sixteen miles south of here, is being held in the juvenile detention room here. According to Chief of County De- tectives Joseph Weiner, the girl at first denied shooting her father, but later admitted that she had fired three <hots, one of which entered the back of his head. Death was instantaneous. Chief Weiner stated the littie girl claimed the shooting followed a series of attacks on her mether and herself. Last night at supper, according to the Pa, June . Sorisinski chastised her for some childish fault, and she went to his room, procurcd his revolver and shot him as he was standing in the yard in the rear of their home. It is proposed to spend nearly §50. 000,060 this year on development a extension of telephone syste Great_Britain EDUCATIONAL. C-A 1736 G N.W.