Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1923, Page 32

g M 32 R e T SLAYING OF PRIEST | BARS MME. KALININ Protest in State Depart- ment’s Canceling Visa of Soviet Leader’s Wife. Teralded an avowed protest inst the execution by the Russian ot government of Viear General avitch of the Catholie Church. the government af the United States Tkaterina Kalinin, o of the Russian president, to en- ter this country. The State Depart- ment has withdrawn the author tion under which Mme. Kalinin had \Jlanned to visit the United States, in ction with work of the Ameri- relief of Russian as not permit ont can committee for he ostensibly hu- se of her visit, t in a tersel the * Mnie. Kalinin in this country ed wholly undesirable by the ) feeling which has been aroused exccution of Viear General yaviteh.” The action of the de- tmenl, It was added, is taken * Iy in protest against this execu- hefore the death sentence of arried into effect st the admission sident’s wife had e Department or- 5 ‘have opposed dis- f soviet doctrines fni predicting thut she political ca al of her trip over the country in ast of Russian relief. Ad- here could find her entry into und_the Amer- a and Reval were Visa her passport Lanizations <emination ihis country, would m instrueted to es for a respite, greatly iner d menting th t s protest ion of the death pen- inin’s tour of the United 1 occupied durin she el the unde was preparing to start f fca in the very near future HMOND AD MEN ARRIVE BY MOTOR Caravan of Twenty Cars Brings Virginians Here for Din- RIC ner Dance. of automobiles hearing Advertising Clu dance to b the Advertis- s met at ternoon. 1 the A cuvava the Richmond nembers to the dinne wiven in their honor 1 ing Club of W e Highway There were about twenty about Tub | greeted the V. the 1 rted them to the Washington which will be their héad- S during their I ¥ prominent R ond business, advertising and fing al men. The dinner d might at Ra Some of those mond toda ance will be held to- rore Who came from Richi- 5. Hotzem, jr l eorge Minor, H. Frederic Harry Hughes, ¥red F L. H. John F. Hender- H. Rackett, | Miss J. J5. Halley, £s Iiose llexter, A. 8 Ru- Mitchell, . Miss B. G Hot: Oakl Shapre. Rob W ‘“oleman Andrew «‘nurch and aably. Discussion_of international fin « held with a view to working out a_solution of the reparations and Sther European economic problems is | nlanned at the annual meeting of | the Chamber of Commerce of the T'nited States in York next| month. The chamber announced today that | the resolution adopted at the recent | ineeting of the iternational cham- { her at Rome had been placed on the ! 4 < meeting delegates. Tepr H Foally, every commercial and indus- | frial detivity of the country, to ex- press their views, The ~national ehamber, it was pointed out, can be fommitted to the proposition’ favored %t Rome only by referendum vote or by formal action at the annual Tneeting. Jultus . Barnes, president of the national chamber, who headed the | American_delegatés at Rome, ie due | home Friday Bronze Horses Travel Far. From Wide World. The four bronze horses of San Marco have adorned four citics. They were made two thousand years ago | by an unknown artist of Corinth and since then have been buffeted about by fate. Nero took them to Rome to adorn his triumphal arch. Constan- ine carried them to his new capital, 'onstantinople. Then they were removed to Venice. Napoleon admired them and had them went to Paris. After his fall the horses were returned to the piazza of San Marco in Venlce. | BAND CONCERT. TU. S. Marine barracks today at $ p.m. Concert by the U. 8. Ma- rine Band Orchestra, Willlam H. Santelmann, leader. Taylor Bran- son, second leader. Overtnre, “Black Domino,” Auber octurne in F." Krzyzanowski Dvorak ales of . Offenbach a. b. Humoresque . Grand scenes from Hoffmann,” Sextet from * Lammermoo . Donizetti Musicians Wite Manéini, MHazes, Viner, Clark and Sanford Waltz, “Roses From the South," 2 - Strauss Suite;-“Scenes Alsaciennes,” Massenct Sunday Morning, Allegro Moderato At the Cabaret, Allegro. c. Under the Stars, Adagio Sostenuto. a. Sunday Moderato. Marines’ Hymn Montezuma. “The Star Spangled Banner” MAY ISSUE ORDER FOR BUS SERVICE a. D. Evening, Allegro “The Halls of Public Utilities - Commission Expected to Authorize Bladensburg Line Today. The Public Utilities Commission is expected to fssue an order late this afterncon authorizing the Washing- ton-Interurban Railway Company to abandon its tracks on Bladensburg road and establish bus service. It is understood the compuny agrecd to operate the busses for v vears, with a free transfer to the H treet line of the Washington Rail- way and lectric Company. , it is reliably sta d to pay the sl » Distri and ar chinge from o 1: ing made b the convinced the commission not meet the cost of § would have been incurred its tracks in conneetion with the pav- of Blade: r to 3 icva the re- will make of the most the National rete paving is eted present plan is to widen the ablish u center park- the car ;. ing that re ax beautiful as Mary venue northeast. Is of the enzineer departn to use out. been the | 1 if | und Washington Presbytery Names Six to Go to Indianapolis. (‘Ilaru\' and pr hington ption mext month, of the Presbyterian General Assem- re named Yesterday at the ng session of the local seting. in the t Church, 6th stre. enue northeast serve in Indianapol nmed us altern Bernard Braskamp, Brittan Clark and Rev. 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DARTMOUTH MUSIC CLUBS IN EXCELLENT PROGRAM Highest Praise Given Renditions Last Night by Large Audience. Allowances do not have ta be made for some public performances be- cause they are amateurish in fact, and though the Dartmouth College music clubs technically are ama- teurs, the large audlonce that at- those organizations here last night fied they received the highest offer- | ing in_college music activities. The New Hampshire boys made a most favorable impression on many minds which had Loped last night's enter- | tainment would at least be as good ) an that given here last ¥ It was | better. The Glee the in- b - ng -of the Evening Star.” A declded hit of the Midnight Son I act participat- ed in by three banjos and fwo combining singing, peared in solc «nce with the fact could as well be handle sort. 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Jazz Band, composed of nine pleces, and which is carried along with the | AS NEW COMMISSIONER filh'\l;m I“.{ fulrnlsh r‘n‘unth' l’or (Inn(‘hlfl‘i ame In for honors that almost equaled l).lose of its predecessors of the evening. | BExfecsin Sieet Asocisrion Wrars Numerous young women from Washing- | Successor to Col. Keller. ton seminaries were present and showed marked appreciation of both toncert and Indorsement of Maj. Carey K. Brown, formerly assistant engincer commis- dance mus| * CAPTIVE,IN GETAWAY. | sioner of the District, to succeed Col. Ml e Sl ‘Charles Keller as Engineer Commis- CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., April 11— | ¥ioner of the District of Columbia was A special from Bristol says S. Joe |Eiven by the members of the Sixteenth Gladman, alleged automobile thie: Heights Citizens' Association, who was being taken by Detectiv et Ew nlgnt St UHe homoior James Miller. of New York from ind it was Notice of this indorsement was Chattanoogn, where ho was arrested | dered to be sent to Secretary of War el i 0| Weeks. The association’s attention for larceny of an automobile in New | was called to the condition of gutters York, escaped from the tram be- tween Bristol and Abingdon, Va., by in the subdivision and the alleged in- breaking through a windo The sanitary condition of the wood north of Fern street and cast of 12th street. officer was said to be in the Smoker t the time Following a vote the Commissioner: Gladman was charged with the were requested to install cul of w number of automobiles In which street crossings and to drair wood. The n the association went on record as Spring Top Coats i i\ b Meyer’s Shop 1331 F Street Everything for the Well Dressed Man During March, through good and bad weather, the Baltimore and Ohio New York-Washington- Chicago Special train No. 7 arrived at Chicago on time every day. This is just another instance of the Dependability of Baltimore and Ohio service, and one reason why it is the preferred route of many experienced travelers. New York-Washington-Chicago Special Arrives Chicago ...............2:05 p.m. % Our “Travel Bureau,” 323 Homer Building, is equipped to give you courteous, efficient travel serv- ice—to plan your schedules, make reservations and check your baggage—no matter where you wish to go. . 3 Telephone: Main 556 altimore & Ohio “The Direct Route to the West” 5 ’ MEL TG JusT ) FOUND ouT THAT PRESIDENT HARDING 4 Leaves Washington. ... ........6:40 p.m.' suct PEAS You're Sy, s refusing to send delegates to the new sehool commission. An_exhibit of petrified wood was £hown by Perry Cleveland, which was unearthed by some workmen just north of the District line. SOLDIER BONUS UPHELD. Illinois Supreme Court Rules on State Law. SPRINGFIELD, 1Il, April 11.—The Tllinois soldier bonus law was upheld in an opinfon handed down by the state supreme court this morning. The court affirmed the decision Judge E. S. Smith of the Sangamon cireuit court, who dismissed the orlginal bill of complaint for want equity.” Only five of the seven su- preme court judges voted on the opinion, Justices Cartwright and Dunn aving ' disqualified themselves be- se their sons. as soldiers in the | world war, would be beneficiaries of | the bonus. Do you, too, say to the man—*“A quart of 0il?” Or do you make sure of get- ting afull measure of honest lubri- cation by asking for POLARINE? Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) Buy Quality' Not Price —its comfort be We are especia selections—that safe in your, choosing here. 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