Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1923, Page 3

" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNEéDAY MAY - 23, .1923." . . Twé Ev . Abe Martin Says: |DINNER TO ARCHITECTS ggre Relief ';enly Divided Groups ? S | TENDERED BY ARTS CLUB R JNDIe hting for Control of Russia Addresses and Dances Feature Pro- \ A - gram Given During Evening. posy C. O MPLETE NES. S Last Minute Sugar News Ower the Lamborn, Specially Installed Direct Private Wire at the New Willard S v FACTS vs RUMORS | ¥. Charles Starr, representing the It is the Lamborn idea that with our New York, Philadel- engineering profession, who spoke on the relation of architecture and engi- At the dinner given last night at = the Arts Club of Washington in honor A of officials of the American Institute //? :of Architects and the officers of the /, Tocal chapter, Mr. and Mrs. 17 \ID; Growing Power of Modified Socialists| Brings Reforms and Amelioration of e .// / \4 A Club. The speakers were Leo Wheat, /Y, Teg,h)lkfll dlrolnx’,l A. l,{ /; ‘wh‘(;( dle- 4 e, A scribed the functions of the institute; Extreme Communistic Chaos. ) B |scrivea the runctions of thé institute: / A. L. A, who spoke of the relation Dfl : % the institute to the varfous chapters; Delos Smith, president of the Wash- ington Chapter, who told of the work lof ‘the loeal organ tion; Harry Cu ningham, secretary of the locai chay y ‘/ Lelsenring were hosts for the Arts 25¢ and 75¢ Packages ‘Everywhere Tf you cannot hire a painter— abundant in Moscow that at night paint it yourself. Paints for Easgx one would see groups of them in the artpaInE 1y the necond of & wries f |streets, big, repulsive and fearless. OUTSIDE AND INSIDE Spondent ‘of The Star and Chicago Dany | Even vet not all of them have gone. . News in Moscow. dealing with conditions { Disease swept the land, typhus in Becker Paint & Glass Co.| in Rutia ima tianges fa he tast theee | winter, cholers in summer, and there BY F. A. MACKENZIE. 1219 Wisconsin Ave. Went 67 years. MOSCOW. May 23.—It is difficult, even now, to realize how tremendous is the change the communists have were no medicines for the dying, not even chloroform to dull the pain of the vietims on the operating table. The peasant, commanded to, surren- der all his crops to the state except those necessary for him and his fam- neering. Betty Thornberry. Soprano, Was heard in a group of songs, accom- panied by George F. Da , who later directed choral singing. A feature of the evening was a wholesale purchases of sugar phia, Chicago, New Orleans, should be made only on care- fully established fact, not on theory or rumor. In line with this policy we have secured a direct Savannah, Detroit and Cleve- land Offices and also with The Lamborn Company, Havana and our Pittsburgh Correspondents. tried to enforc sia. v ! ce in Russia. They | fponded by a quiet, unorganized | program of Greek dances given in the abolished, in @ |strike. He refused to grow morel Thars allus some ketch t' a|Earden by the Caroline McKinley series of decrees, | than was necessary for his own home. s allus some ketch Aldancers, presented by the Association | all the old bases |And so the dread white horse of fam- | cult, or anything else, where hair |of Theater Arts, in co-operation with 2 ine came. The town worker, knowing B e s alt the dramatic committee of the Arts of civilized s0-1¢ha(‘he would receive his government |an’ Wwhiskers are allowed too|cCiub, Marie Moore Forrest, chairman. clety. They swept | rations whatever befell, did the least | much freedom. ghting of the dances, was by away old courts| Work he could. Hence the acute Harold Snyder, of the Association of We have an open- / of law, substitut. | Shortage of every manufactured ar- | Theater Arts private wire to the American Inconsequence we are constantly Wholesale Grocers’ Convention receiving first-hand information in Washington connecting from these strategic points. 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This washing machine not only saves buttons, hooks and eyes, time, strength and labor—it saves Aands. aper Service.) ticle. | The dnn{;’e;fl ;Alld (‘,‘( fivhlcf\_ \\irri : ¢ ing for them| Then in 1921 c s ifled | created and directed by Miss Carolin ing for 2 salesmen, Sorkoit Caurte] el progrem: Thes estoredtmany COMMANDER OF MAINE | Meiniey. s were Ugtven) by SMEricy c . 454 .\ private rights, re-established trade, Chace, Bvelyn Davis, Judy Lyeth an for Hupmobiles and with judges) . ived finance and once more per- NOW SICK IN HOSPITAL |Fiorence Thompson. Py 1_ J 1 (,4 chosen by the| mitted l]h@ private possession of prop- < tor Jordan Cars. workers from the|erty. One may now work where he b 4 workers. “where,| plcases. or not work at’all it he can | Rear Admiral Sigsbee Has Heroic| BAPTISTS CROWDED OUT. yout are d in the absence of | afford not to. One has to find his own i e 1f you are a producer definite decrees, | food or starve. One may even, if Record in Service of in any sales line, call judgment was|rich. own his house, although not the c Church Session, Scheduled Here, e g p jassed and sen-|land on which the house is placed ountry. , 9 A M. Thursday or tences were in-|Shops are open where one can buy | oo o 1 Chailea D Sigsves:| Opens at Atlantic City. -2l Lhursday ¢ \ flicted according | many luxuries. Ruesia is stil] apart | Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee.| = 00 pooier convention, i . to tho “revolu- | from te rest of the world. No foreign [United States Navy, retired, who e e Friday tionary conscience.” They tried to|newspapers and few or no new for-(commanded the battleship Maine is being held at Atlantic abolish money and the better to-do, | @ign books are on sale anywhere in | PN o e e e &) wultiDIE Paris they canceled all state debts,|the republic. The censorship is|When that vessel was blown up in|City, Unable o secu 2 sed banks, stopped exchanges and | strict. Havana harbor in 1898, is in the '\‘\’T;fi‘\'l'fih‘:]fiktz “';"““[‘;'m"""‘“’""" in Sterrett & Flemmg depraciated (urrency. They abolish- Two Groups In Struggle. naval hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., suf-| ciged to hold the i e I cannot even call my coat my| Inside the ranks of the communist | fering from concer. He is not con-|scashore resort : own,” man after man complained i ty tw g le for con. |fned to his bed an s s 8| through next Tuesday. 2155 Champlain St. Somplained ito |ipary. tyo Erotips iattuksle for con-condition:is notialsrming. | e majority of the me during my first davs in Russi it Al Sigshe -e = Every one had ta' wije i Russia. | trol. Dhe first would conduct the| Admiral Sigsbee is en-eight | ;oo lc (e city, 8y lsyment and women. but the amount of real | 1and on the lines of modified state so- | Jears old. He served with Admiral)went to Atlantic’ City last night to work done was pitifully small. One | clalism, would re-establish an inde- |war and was, advanced three num- | ttend the meetings S e R O {ance | pendent judiclary, hand most manu- | bers for extraodinary herolsm in the T - . ? cate | Spanish waft. After the sinking of ng-around-the-ros pe harm- T prosnerous business man of facturing enterprises over to private | ([P, (50 oax transterred to the |less childhood dance, is a survival cabman gecame—if he was wise—|direction, reduce the bureaucracy.|command of the scout cruiser, of a terrible religious rite of primitive or carpenter. The state was | cultivate the good will of the peasant | payl. He was retired for age in 1907. times to be evervthing and to do every-|and encourage foreign enterprise and thing—to supply the people with |investment 3 food. clothing and lodging. educate| This group has made great advances | S S an B the children,” give free transit nnd |since 1921, Banking has been restor- | established | oes pmusement and nurse the sick, | ed. many factories have been return- Sutanlished. cut hair and even, in the case of | ed to businesslike management. a | ot wales fo A e R men, to give them shaves. | code of law has been framed and | usiness is av there is a faint movement toward in- P P P . Address Box 128-Z, Star Office | . "'""l‘!_ Biny, eommisen, dependent justice. Just in proportion Accress ~x = [ 30, far as I have been able to learn | to the jettisoning of communist econ- | 4 ure and the marcel wave were | omies prosperity has come back. % 7 Y, % 2% U Z. With a Laun-Dry-Ette you never need put your hands in either hot or cold water. Washing, rins- ing and bluing are done in one tub by the machine stself, dispensing with any need for extra tubs and making it possible to use the Laun-Dry-Ette in kitchen or bathroom. 2z % And the clothes are in one minute whirled as dry as if put through a wringer. The “Laun-Dry- Ette Way of Washing” is different—the only real improvement in a hundred years. Yet the Laun- Dry-Ette costs you no more than an ordinary ma- chine. Write for a copy of "The Washing Machine That Does More"—or ask for a demonstration. Deferred payments make its purc}xase easy. 7 Z Number 1—Series to Follow % Supply Company 1328-30 NewYork Ave. Phone Main 6800 Established. 1870 727, = = { not included in the state program ! “R T. e,, {| but the ballet certainly was. ' The Hopes of Extreme Communints. | e s ® aimed to give the bride house- =11r layette and the cornse a cofin and | Ple of thls class, many of them old a cortege. But often the bride's | onks 00 Do wranded ATSAM. | are attempling to bring order out of 5 if there was no clothing left from | unrest But there is another group On ‘ l'edlt || trundied along in a hand® barrow,]clinz to tne communist ldeal of the {} roughly boxed in unplaned boards|com~ elimination of the middle . One po ful groun even advo- ards religion as th 3 = Pay as You Ride cated that in order to offect complete with® fire. - Tt worki wm a O, as cauality all children should be taken | A rem their parents at the age of two ) Iy, 0 stir up world revolution. Its New Cord Tires, or three and trained bv the state.|leaders announce that they have no dw ab %5 W of law. It means— = thronged by orphans and the chil- |and it makes no secret of ite—to re- ir: rid of them that there was never, v the economic positi f th B Free Repairs %o far as I could learn. any com- |land once more permits. o 7 To- All these things were not merely | day the forces of the two siden o encery: itherinee lentiraes e ta | ; Eare at: Magazgne 35 CENTS to die there.|to follow caplitalis y. Every month Hearst’s International turns some big subject for the condition of prisons was then | Which party will wing month Hearet’s e inside out a uestion depends the |[ ered trying to trade in a bigger way | immediat ) 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. Was shot as @ Drofiteer. Arrests WS S e = L the formality of charges, and the| Nine-tenths of the ocean is more | L G LY L vietims were kept in prison than a mile deep, and two-thirds of ni heard. unreported. forgotten. FI AT Tl RE, [Odessa_alone, after the worst was = | over, the goverament sept { commurist to examine the prisons. | In a fortnight he released 11,000 | persons against whom there were no | R The biockade by the powers added Service Charge Never Over 81.08. (o a fresh horror. Civil war swept | 4 t — — = over the land. The soviet govern- | . SPECIAL NOTICES. ment, fighting for its life, adopted | AIRED AND UPHOL | and intensified by fanaticlsm. Manu- | HOME OF hold linen. the expectant mother s | TN forelgn visitor mostly sees peo- You' Car {| househo! d‘ linen was only a dream, DR a8 e s, i former davs, and the corpse was | Whick has different notions. It still or wrapped in sacking. It teaches class openly, but mostly secret- s Many children’s homes were opened. | Scruples about such ancient ideas as Guaranteed 8,000 Miles hut these were immediately =o|the inviolab dren of parents who wished to get | = communism in full measure |y puleory taking of children from| This is the party of many older > Alamallipayimentidowas batance: || Ehete parents: revolutionists and of the groups of t‘s‘ lm 2 2 young communists. It has the sup- one, two and three months. Erforced by Penalties. port of many town working men. To most evenly balanced. Th T 0 P b C | ;rlms’l(;m\_'ert‘ pe-na[&u\e The man Ev!‘m position of the munu»y.e ‘i.i.“fié’é“,‘r": JUNE || traded in 2 small way was put in|forces ev. a U.I'rol ey B0 | Corneakintasmaiios orces evey extremists more and morei Phone West 133 “4}-vary bad—whilo he who was discov- | swer 6 that enns ans were made wholesale, often without == | months and even years, untried is_more than two miles. LEETH BROTHERS chazmes | and enforced terror, started by fear The Original P will go anywhere. Ad-|facturing. except for the making of | m _______* {war material, ceased. Foremen and | DOMP TRUCKS, 27, TONS UAPACIIY, # | managers had gone—driven away or | [ hour or by contract: depcndable. Phone.| killed. Houses crumbled, machinery | ain 9 S i 21* | rusted. goods wore out and there was TAKE NOTICE THAT CHARLI nothing to replace them. One could Iy and George W " not buy new clothes because there were none to buy. and even if there had been no one had any way to pay | counts now ‘die B, B. Ward are pay | {OF the : | able to Berkely & Davies, and ail claims and | _The! re times when rats were 50 | demands due by B. B. 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