Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1924, Page 14

M THE EVENING SUES TO RECOVER - [ENTOMB LENIN’S BODY IN MOSCOW | WITH RITES SURPASSING A KING’S! $1,000,000 ESTATE| ‘Woman Plaintiff Charges Fuster! Brothers and a Sister | Defrauded Her. ALLEGES SHE WAS DRUGGED | Foster Mother Pledged ’ Will in Her Favor. | | | Claims Ty the Associated 1 YORK, —Dudley one, lawyer, ye ay an- nounced suit had been filed in Su-| preme Court on behalf of Miss Dixie ! T.eonard, formerly of Algicr .t recover $1,000,000 from the her foster mother, (e berta Johns Bulkley Ohfo. She cla ng she had been 1. Field M te of by sister two foster it was alleged, s who are de- brothers and a fendants in the suit. Miss Leonard, Mr. adopted by Mrs. Bulkle Malone said. was Communists Pay Tribute by Hundreds of Thousands Despite Temperature 38 Degrees Below Zero. Idealized as Creator of New Faith. BY I, By Radio to, A. MacKENZIE, e o larger influence on the lives thoughts of thousands than he + and did alive. ~Already his portrait has re- ews. Copyright MOSCOW, January 28.—Viadimir Ilyiteh Ullanov, known to the world by his revolutionary name Lenin, is in his final resting place in the Red |’ are at Moscow after obsequies | e elaborate than those of a king | 4 icago Daily | = where people already are beglining to invoke hi “Forgi adimir Tiyitch, for tted, volun- ainst scription on the conviets of w alone hal ing 70 deg raded the open waiting their turs the body. Throug ostok to Vi one hundred times half a million peo- | of frost for hours reh before | nle, u the soviet Saturday This quare most congress of sting on opt a_culog) was tead over the body in Red § the of respect ad body lying in state, incur- msiderable discomfort in doing es and radio transmitted Ru: 50, OWing to the extreme cold. placed the icon in thousands of homes, | the | “] The STAR, the procession. e soldier guards were changed along the route every two hours and efforts made to shorten the time the processions were com- pelled fo remain in the streets Nevertheless the soldiers suffered severely. The chief of police had one side of his face frozen, and frozen ears, toes and noses were common. i Men's very evelashes became frozen and coat collars ice-fronted with the frozen breath of those standing be- hind them. ¢ horse had icicles hanging from him. - The ceremonies opened with the reception of innumerable wreaths at 6 o'clock in the morning. Two hours later delegates filled the death cham- ber for the civil mas: Her:. al':\'::: palms and flov ners an mourning _decorations, with Lenin | body IvinZ_ uncoflined on the center, & very to was glven, co WASHINGTON, cluding neral marc during the e i ¥ Tuded with the { arrek: rising and sing- £ though fe % to -disturb their comrade’s la | sleep, the Internationale “Arise, } nceurse y oues and sla and th prepare Then b sold 1l e coffin to Red squ: mson national banner, was ecarrled immedi- nd following came s of picked delegates resentatives America was un- ented by former Sen- hehind, hundre d with th of foreign powe { officlall 2 !ator Fri s not more than half step had memories sts. Around there a mile, for the - D. C.. MONDAY, JANUARY 28 1924. tween bolshevists and Kerensky fol- lowers that decided the fate of Rus- sia. Passing the chapel of the Si- berian Virgin, the most sacred spot in Russia, which was closed for the day, the procession swung around by the side of the Kremlin wall and en- tered Red square, where Russia's tragic history is engraved in stone, Immedlately under the walls of the | Kremlin already lie the bodies of heroes of the revolution, including | John Reed, the American magazine writer. Lenin was not buried among theso, but half way down the square, vhat farther from the Kremlin Immediately behind the wall enin’s old home. A red light hung over its half-masted flag. | Facing where the correspondent | stood, the old imperial gold eagles still stood over the Kremlin tower. It is the rostrum used by national orators for great occasions. Now it was covered with wreaths and front- it was a temporary platform on h the red-clothed-covered coffin | ads of the gover wife and L and behind them e solitary figure—! s iy MIAML Fla, M. Daughert | the United | yesterday in hi: |and denied him: Mr. Daugherty reached here v night, accompanied by Mrs. | | Daugherty and his secretary. The| | secretary was b most of the day | | refusing to permit callers to reach | { his chief. Mrs. Daugherty also re- nding alon nin's brother. I . spent a quiet da hotel at Miami Be FRENCH COMMUNISTS PAY TRIBUTE TO LENIN Men, Women and Children Gatheri:“{‘l"f‘ in Silence at Hour of Soviet Premier’s Funeral. By the Associated Press. PARIS, January men, women and child 28.-—Communists, n, gathered T ‘\uulsul:- the walls of Paris yesterday | {to avoid police restrictions, and |marchea sitently to the public square | of the town of St. Denls in honor of Nikolai Lenin, the dead premier of Russia. The procession was the hour of Lenin’s funeral in | Moseow. A trumpet blare signaled the beginriug of the funeral and its| end For two minutes the demonstrators maintained absolute silence. 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