Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, Britain's_act in registering with the | Pl ieague of nations copies of the Was| ¥ | ington naval treaty and the fou power Pacific pact. This was Im o poriant because, according to the covenant of the league of nations, i The Taming of the Shrew’ treaties between members of league shall have validity or ha A o Peomanens | Never was shrew belter tamed than Court of lr.‘(-ernlllonl] Justice until ‘“"‘\' k"lh‘f“nu by “."(iu"l"" in " | without disr tamed, be it well understood—will T 2 i a. Taming of the S as produced | the hearty laughter and applause of |fall with jarring note, for Katharina | 2CCeptable s Tur e sast who | jllegally entered Hawail during the at Poli's Theatcr last night, with Ed- | those who were fortunate enough to | sai addeq gr v Forbes Dawe | Past four vears face deportation pro- X witness it. 3 ‘Thy husband s thy lord, thy life, [ Bendtsen, e bes Daw pro. ward H. Scthern in the dominating | “'The"udience was well inclined 10 | thy n3omiotand 18 thy lord thy life;| gom, i ceedings in the near future, accord- *|role. W ._With Tranio, “Of all mad| And Petruchio, whea questioned as | HOWSON. ing to A. E. Burnett, the new chief | rufied it, leaping nimbly over tables, | urniture about and cracking comedies D Sothern probably hus no superior | WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924, by the Sothern and Marlowe | matches, never was the like,” when | (o what this conversion of his Kate literalig rocked the audience | Petruchio drags Katharina away With | ma ecan, rep t_night with laughter. |him. To those women of today who ¥ Shakespeare, the plot, | claim & wife is a husband's equal in | bode and in addition an inter- |all respects, a co-partner, even to re business that | taining her maiden name after m. riage, Katharina's admonition to sister Bianca and the widow on the duties of a wife—after she has been LEAGUE NAVAL CUT PLANS ARE OPPOSED British Believe Conferences of Ex- perts Futile Due to Political Questions. REGIONAL PACTS FAVORED WILL DEPORT CHINESE. Honolulu Official Says 1,000 to | ;onaV'y 2,000 Entered Illegally. gt g tio and Miss| HONOLULU, April 18.—Between | i more than | one and two thousand Chinese, who SRR Ly | secondary plot, involving of Lucentio for Bianca, Ihb‘ ter of Katharina, Fred- | Clean Up—Paint Up and Save Up By Bu_ying Your Garden and Household Tools From Washington Salvage Co. Stores in Every Section n the stage. | Playing opposite him 1 ulia Marlowe wa who proved h shrew of Agreements Between Neighboring | Powers Held Advisable. | here last night concealed In & box at- | — | tached under the automobile of J. R. | Williams of Daytona, Fla., who w. arrested here vesterday when he a tempted to pass one of the notes a local automobile tire dealer. The bills are said by secret service men to be clumsy reproductions of | ed the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago |r issue. . Plates on_which they were |t printed have not been found. i s ithe Associated Press. . April 18.—Great Britainl ed to any further conferences of experts as a means toward in- cucing non-signatory states to sub- «cribe to the principles laid dowan in the Washington naval treaty. Impressed with the view that political as well as tonnage questions inyst enter into any possible agree- mdat, Great Britain yestenday in- fofhned the league of nations that any further copferences, like the one at | itome, could accomplish nothing | tangible and that some other way | must be found to attain a naval agreement among the powers which did not sign the Washington accord. | Easter time is a happy time for the children—don't fail to have your boys and girls all “dressed up” for the Sun- day parade. Hirsh Shoe Stores is ready to do its part with sturdy, stylish foot- wear at surprisingly low prices. 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