Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 18

THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1923. ; Jy EI-Y 'Catllolics Urge WARD’S INJUNCTION now is enguging the attention of the | funotion seventeen minutes latsr. | of note, was found deud last n8ht|gent Zayas whiéh fasted mors KEPT ALIVE SIX HOURS. S medical world. Death was victor in EReTtE | o e Hnerlclnsumutances| ) oo nousa’ MWille 1t i3 kneren s Mme. Kalinin Be = MEANS FINISH FIGHT |vee of Drug Revives Bane hat i end. nowever | QUESTION DEATH CAUSE. | frier sitigtett*® {0, SHBonen 0 s, "Ciiae s was oo, wibie BarredFromU.S. Battle Royal Promiced in Ward 18 Died Following Birth. born in a howpital, was| | letter found iu her room mey throw djscussed, both Ambassador Crowdé Granting of admission to the anily'u Latest Move to Pre- ——— dead a few minutes after | pome st upon her death. Mrs.|,.; pregident Zayas were silent rs DETROIT, Mich., April 10.—Life was Pirth. A United States to Mme. Ekaterina | vent Investigation. I Authorities Order Inquest When Hyndman was ffty-si m 0”" HIS PUST pth, Atieasiagphysisiss asaided 1o % , T-ME Tessh old. | ol aing the contersnce Kalinin, wife of the president of | by's lunge Mrs. Hyndman Dies. . restored here Sunday t b had not functioned. When the heart | A report that Gen. Crowder pre 7 to & new born| Rad not functiofs | LoNDON. Aprit s—dre. m..una‘cu'u CABINET CRISIS, TOPIC sented a note called “Crowder's fot: Premier’s Throat Affection| tne russtan soviet” government, | e = would “lower our dignity as a . May Compel Resignation babe that passed away within a few |5toPped beating the drug was {nject- Y Travers Hyndman, widow of the| HAVANA, April 10.—Maj. Gen. ' teenth memorandum” to Presided nation in the“eyes of the whole i of British Leadership. |of adrenalin, a powerful drug that{motor the lungs algo were made to| M Hyndman and hersolf a poetess sador, had & conferéncs with thirty seconds later_the organ began was kept alive for six hours by use!to function again. By use of a pul- LANSBURGH & BROTHER { ~ALBANY. N. Y.. April 10.—The hu-‘ est move of attorneys for Walter S. Ward of New Rochelle to block state investigation of the slaying of Clar- Haverhill, Mass., marine an injunction obtained restraining | the attorney g and staff from | subpoenuing documentary evidence in | the possession of the Ward family— will be fought in the courts to a fin- ish Attorney tenersul Carl Sherman | minutes after birth and the Infant|fHisy recomde lator the oreen pogan famous British socialist leader Henry | Enoch Crowder, the American ambas. | Zayas could not be confirmed, world,” the National Catholic Wel- fare Council declared in « letter to Secretary Davis, published toduy The council urged the Labor retary to deny admisslon to M Kalinln, who has anuounced her intention of coming to America to lecture in behalf of the Russian Red Cross work among orphans The refusal of the soviet gov- | said e ernment to ‘“entertain the plea ‘The injunction Su- Washington, April 10, 1923 v v r !preme Court Justice vogel = e made b; 3 overnme: ¢ = - > lade by our government in the |ypan application of Ward's 8ttorneys case of Mgr. Butchkavitch the fon the Reneral srounds that submic: | council declares, shows the “con- sion of certain cablegra telegram: holds the “unexcelled charity” i 1 ready extended by the Uniled & to the needy In Russia e The fur trade hus several quaintly named occupations. eldmonge: ate “halrers” and “tub are among | of ablegrams be to dellver a speech for some time to|them. The first u dealer in furs father of Walter the second & man who removes su- ! P come. perfluous hairs from furs and the las “efir?mtn.l Rumor Renewed, lkneuds the pelts with his feet = This has revived the rumors of his| .. pussible retirement at an early date, which have been more persistent ately. No immediate developments are expected, but it has ulways been understood that Mr. Bonar Law's retention of office depended upon the €ours of his health; therefore, id he decide to retire after the iget statement is made, it would | cause no surprise _ There is m speculation ws to iis possible successor. Mr. Baldwin is the only likely man in the present ministry, but there is talk of Austen ‘hamberlain and Lord Birkenhead oining the conservative govern- ment, in which se Mr. Chamberlain would most likely take the post of prime minister. ence Peters, Ansociated Press. NDON, April 10.—Returning to *he house of commons Premier Bonar f.aw looked bronzed and well. but the house was pained when he at- tempted to reply to questions to find that his throat was still affected and that he was able to speak only with | difficulty and in almost inaudible | tones. Indeed. when he came to ex- plain the. arrangements for the im- verial conference he handed his an- swer to Stanley Baldwin, the chan- cellor of the exchequer, to deliver. 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It is also Fashion’s most emphatic way of saying that the footwear need not exactly match the costume, but strike a brilliant contrast. Round-toed sandals with two straps and side cut-outs. Com iortable low walking heel. Government Strongly Opposed. The government met strong opposi- tion from the labor members last he of the ot of for | ut the present t seeks power to| uiting speclal consta- in emergency members hotly regen If Our Furniture Prices Are 1% to 5 Lower We are satisfied with a small profit margin—save vou all the installment store extras and big “overhead.” Will vou let us prove it ? I'he wraps are the sort one chooses for dressy occasions, for the Sunday promenade, to cloak a smart after- noon frock, or even in evening hours, and to fill a host of needs for a Sum- mer vacation. 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