Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 9

CUMMINS PLANS RALWAY REFORM. Would Have One Company Control All Freight Equip- ment in United States. SEES $200 622,023 SAVING. THE EVENING | Society|: TAR, (Continued from Eighth Page.) fund of the chapter for patriotic work. The ambassador of Germany, Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt, went to New York Wednesday, and will return to Wash- ington tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Bell Sweeney will be hosts at dinner this evening, | taking their guests later to the dance which Mre. Armistead Davis will give. An ‘informal reception in honor of Max Bohm, the artist, will be given by the Art Center this evening from 8" to 10 o'clock. Receiving with Mr vill be Mr. and Mrs. T WASHINGTON, D. C. TS nd Felix Mahony. Bruce L. Taylor, Mr. O. Mr. A. W. Lawson, Mr. C Mr. W Van Wickl Mr. Homer L. K uuuler and Mr. J. B. SLAYER WITNESS FREED. NEW YORK, March 9.—Mrs. Anna Buzzl, a divorces who lived for seven years with Frederick Schneider, wealthy Bronx contractor, was pa- roled in $5,000 bail, in custody of her lawyer, after she had been held for ten days as a material witness in the murder of her lover. Police reserves dle the crowd w pressed _into Bronx county-court when Mrs. Buz: was led into the room from her cel Earller in the day District Atto s |ney Glennon, admitti <:|he was puzzied by e dence aga | tion of an offic MAR ' | SPANISH WOMEN PLAN NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN | vroaching pariiamentary elec num, in Will Demand Attitude of Govern- ment Toward Feminism and Use Power in Elections. By the Associated Press. MADRID, March 9.—The feminist assoclations of Spain have decided to open an active campaign throughout fira!n in furtherance of their political aims. A meeting held here under the aus- | o pices of the Marquesa Del Ter, presi- dent of the union of Spanish women, esolved to demand a declaration from the government of its attitude vard the feminist movement. It was also decided to ask the nomina 1 national deleg: present the 8 the comir it was said, would depend the atti- | the tude of the womejn during the ap- tual balloting, as women pom no political rights in Spain, bu they are able to bring ¢ ful influence to bear on th whil nyey intend to inter - 1y in Mol More than 800 boys and girls o societie cognize | the eclementary schools of Los An¢ thelr impotence in connection with geles play in school orchestras. ¥ tor th M@RMS@NS FOUNDED 1894 Known for Remarkable Value Giving 1109 F St. N.W. Nr. Eleventh 2 or. eral Revirion of B H - Gl d | congr Ubon the réply of the governmen Proposes Goo Laws—Discusses Public's Beatrice At 8 o'clock : v ve @ program | 3 of old English and French songs, a | Dissatisfaction. 3 accompanist, who will also play a i Russian solo number. Mr. Bohm will “Psychology in Art” and a special view ofs the exhibition will be afforded. speak on pwit, March 8.—The tion which will | preparatiol ion of a com- | permit the o pany to owt under con B. Cumm upon his ar Mrs. ¥ for Anderson, who has been \luillnk with her daughter in Lynchburg, Va. during the past month, ‘turned to her home in the Falkstone Courts Style— Without Lixtravagance Treat and daughte vhio are to mak urope and the Louisville, Ky’ extended tour of enator “turn to proposed e the coun- railroad ws and Mrs, . Robert Lansing, / of War Dwight I, dmiral W, I Alfip!, Jumes Carroll Frazer, Mrs. (. C. houn, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, and Mrs. Charles J. Kappler, and Mre. | Amos A, Fries, Mr: 8. IHeath, Mrs. Louis [Lehr, v a J. . , Mrs. F. P. Waggaman, Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs phine 1). Peary, Mr. and Mrs. i S ard Stafford \1!‘" William Wolff iministration e J i . , Mrs tt Rafter, Dr | Pl»mulu\ A, e plan for a'! company to own all freight equip- ment. it is argued would facilitate BENATOR CUMMINS, !In handling of nd work a E WATTS, saving of from $2 00 r\ 0,000 to §300.- | Daughter of Mr. and Mrx. Claude S. Watts, who have announced 000,000 annually for th shippers of | ment to Mr. Minler Hostetler of thix city. the wedding to take the nation Senator Cummin work of the Sixt is, Mrs i j INDIVIDUAL COSTUME SUITS IN LLABORATE TWO AND THREE- PIECE MODELS $4975 $5975 $75.00 < Copies of Paris Hats Displaying Rare Beauty and Supreme Artistry of Design For Saturday Selling discussing with what done : left undone erick A. | g have ter, Mr = VEE 2 h Demonet, Alfred W. 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