Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 22

PONCARESTAND HELD INDEHNITE Phraseology of Premier’s Parley Speeeh Perplexes {yworld on_the getuily of the repara- tion controversy once more. Techni- cal Mmitations mesy be made at:the outset. but they cannot interfere with | the publication of data gathered by the experts on all subjects relating te the matter of Germany's present and future payments. The most plausible explanation ad- | vauced here today was that tho De- partment s of_stat 2 veagoh In Ing dlspleasure over the French er's speech trying to circum- e and restrict the program of [ commission Of experts which Was t0 | be advisory in nature.’ Tt'a ulways dis- | certing to ask a maw's advice and to him In advance that he must! render only a certain kind of advice. [} _THE EVENING STAR.. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1923 CHURCH LOTTERY SCHEMES BANNED .. Many Devmes in Use Violate Law, Says - Assistant : !HOLD ANNUAL LUNCHEON. ‘Womn Democrats of Montgomery - County, Md., Meet. Addresses and 4 program of music remmm the second annual luncheon the Woman’s Democratic Club of \lun(nomary county, Md. &t the| Wardman Park Hotel today. The following speakers addressed the club after the luncheon: Mrs. J. | Edgar Sohl, Mrs. Jehnson Poe, president of the Woman's' Democrat Julia Waters, Misd Olive -Edmouds, Miss Nellie Cashell, dixs Helon Gar rett, Miss Rosanne Roach, Miss- Blhea+ beth Darby, Miss Claudia Gartrell, Miss Gladys Brown, Miss Alice Cush= 11 and-Miss Souder. Tha club was started at Chavy Chaso two years ago by four demo< cratic women and has grown to a membership of more than 500 women, with six branches organized in the|. C: county. GO TO-E1S : | here toda; STAR HZLD AS SPEEDER. GLENDALE, Calif, November 2.— Mary. Milés Minter, motion ' picture actr is to -appear in police court on & speeding charge. Bhe is alleged to have driven her auto- mobile thirty-four miles an hour in a twenty-mile’ zone. | amel is at homo amidst sagebrush and. thorny desert vegetation. EMAN'S FOR TROUSERS Opena Until 10 p.m. Sltunh.y Reliable Clothes Shop 609 7th Street N.W. Opposite U. S. Patent Office” Officials Here. But the situation will 1ron itself out in further diplomutic conversations | and the probabilities are that unlese | Premier Poinca 1 on wrecki | which riknse “rescrb ana | the parlevs will be begun un unanimously agreed upon hor future eapacity—whal ‘term ot | | for discussion and inquiry. is imgant:hy th word fpres- | u,,,,,m,, 1923.) | und @aes the ugwmition that | IN CITY REDUCED uéstions have been pr emier Poincdrd’s la Anthracite Searce, Dealers Unable to Meet Demand: Relief Seen Soon. Club of - Baltimore, Md.; Maj. BE. Brooke . secretary of state of | nd Senator Willlum Ca- United States sonator of | | U. 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