Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 22

FRANCE TO DEFER TURK OIL PROTEST| Will Wait Until U. S. Gives | Entire Appreval of Big B Chester Project. Dy the Associated Press, PARIS, April 18—Until the United States indicates its entire approval of the Chester project for the develop- ment of Anatolian resources and man- ifests an intention to suppert it. .the h government will make no her representations on the sub- , it was stated in government circles today. So far the French gou- ernment has submitted to Washington the existence of French priority claims with the suggestion that the Chester project violated the “open door” policy of the United States. In answer to 2 the French companies were willing t » carry out th rnlp of the old cons rence Feommercial * ockey- ing. U. S. TO SUPPORT CHESTER. ‘Will Back Any Valid Claim, State Department Officials Say. e that the Turkish gov- ora_approved the Ches- on April 10 by final ac- ‘urkish assembly was re- ate Department yvester- To Make Survey Of Ice and Milk For Shriners A survey to determine whether there will be adequate reserves of ico and milk to provide for the.thousands of visitors who will be in Washing- ton during the Shrine conyention has Been undertaken by Health Officer Fowler. The health officer said he would ap- prove the use of powdered milk, pro- vided it is labeled as a manufactured product. Dr. Fowler said he believes the city will use large quantities of ice during the conventlon, particularly at soft drink establishments. THE EVENING. GIRL'S THROAT CUT. Man, 58, Admits Quarrel With Actress Over Letters, Arrested. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y, April. 15—Eva Powell, a chorus girl, is in & hospital here suffering from wounds inflicted by a razor, and John Leins, Afty- elght years old, of Dayton, Ohlo, is being detained by the police. Miss Powell formerly lived in Columbus. STAR, WASHINGTON, DEMOCRATS FOR COURT. Will Stand With President Hard- ing, Says Senator Harrison. By the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, - Ala., Democrats in the Sen hapa tliree excéptio ~'stand with Presi@ent Harding in carrying this nation Into the league of nations international court, Senator Harrison, democrat, Mississipp), said here yes- D. C., WEDNESDAY ervations if we can' Mr. Harrisel state “but If we can't the Dl'lntlo-l thing to do Is go in on the best terms possible. We are in the minority and we have got to do the very best we can as & minorit. 8 STUDY OF RUSS RELIGION ‘Bishop and Church Paper Editor on Unofficlal Mission. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, April 18.—Bishop Edgar Letns, the police say, admitted that | terday. he followed Miss Powell from Dayton to Buffalo, and that there was a quar- ¥el over letters written by a woman relative of Leins to Miss Powell. Mies Powell's condition is critical. WALK-OVER The best-known style in the world PRINCESS PAT Only Walk-Over makes this model. It One | | | was created for women who do much walking—fits the natural lines of the feet Made with narrower heel and strught mslde line. Inblxkotbm “We are for going In without res- Hartman, “MEN'S WEAR Try-Out versus Three Try-Ons! A custom tailor requires two or three try-ons—all we ask is a try-out—his fit is in his mind—ours is in the mirror— in his case you have to visualize the gar- ment in the fabric—in our case you can see the fabric in the garment. You'll never go back te try-ens APRIL 18, 1923, n] Churoh in the United Btatde, letr to attend the conference of the all- Russian “Living Church” the ses- slons of which will begin April 29. Blake of Paris and Lewis Oliver|" editor _of Zion's Herald. representing the Methodist Episcopal Before _their departure Bishop Blake sald “Our visit to Ruesia is purely per- sonal and unofficial. We go to ob- serve religious conditions. In view of the conflicting reports comyng out of Russia we desire to obtain, if m sible, an unprejudiced understanding of the facts.” ount Vesuvius is the only active volcano on the continent of Europe. 'mp:: LY,y Sults and Top Coats Tailored by Hirsh Wickwire TheFinesiof M&aqhuw Built from select custom patterns in superior woolens of international production and executed in exclusive WOOD- WARD models, these clothes conform to the usages of the best Lendon tailors. Yet one is saved the annoyance and delays of tailoring try-ons. mnnhmmzh &finthmn Ncar 10th The Men’s Store Near lOth s from Consul B. M. if you try us on a try-out in a R R R R S . SR AV R Undersec retary Phillips announced ro- ceipt of the nd message from Consul mderstood the would be pub- le within a few returned to Con- American citizens, in cordance the “open door” poli spokesmen for the State Department | said, with special reference to the Ches- >l|4 n infringe Anatolia, |:AS«.\UIHI of merely pre- ing the detuils of the Chester con: cession recently approved by the new Turkish government at Angora. and therefore car ate a definite policy advises have been received State Department has all further partment, a and the Bri an re ant_ofiicially formed r ment's de the Chester tional law DISCUSS BAN ON JEWS. World Congress to Consider Action of Schools in Europe. m as to the validity of concession in interna- he State Depart. | Stein-Bloch Suit or Overcoat at $45! 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