Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 14

14 il VATICAN BREAK WITH PARIS LOOMS ck of Appropriation for {Embassy Basis of Threat- % ened Runture of Relations. BY HIRAM K. VODERW reless ta The Star and Chi ROME. September 2 it Prem e o news budget for a Vatican is o will be a rupture France o epeyren e parliamentary majority. The V: has reckonéd with the possibility of this break for some time, but until fecently hoped that more moderate ouncils would prevail in France. It is felt herd that France. which Ras large o 1 and cultural in- ferests in territories where the ehurch exerc great spiritual by rejecting source of - tican also de- plares the radical action of the French | wuncing the con- | 0 in the newly scquired Alsace-Lorraine | This was part of the g ral con- | cordat entered into by Napoleon in 1808 1t w rec nized by the Prot- ussian sovernment » when Lorraine formed a part of the dat with the i state -y Concession.™ radical newspapers assert Vatican offered to drop the question if” France to_maintain an em- The Vatican quali- fied this assertion as unfounded po- 1 al speculation 1t is certain that France withdraws its embassy the Vatican will withdraw its The present Pruss French that the Alrace-Lorraine would continu bassy in Rome here I BAND CONCERTS. l By the United States Army Band, W. J. Stannard, director, at Lincoln Park, Kast Capitol and Eleverth streets northeast, tomor- row at 7:30 p.m. March, “Defile”. . Excerp n Serenade, quin” .. Fox trots— allet from “The Queen 3ounod Starke “The Star Spangled Banner.” nt until Irench government aanounces s intentions officially. WOMAN IDENTIFIES SAILOR AS ASSAILANT Names F. H. Acton as One of Two ‘Who Brutally Attacked Her in Home. Kranklin Harry Acton, a sailor con- fined to the brig on an _assault charge at Hampton Roads, brought to Washington identified by Mrs. Annie 702 R street southwest who she claims brutally as her with a flatiron and attempted to rob her August 17 last in_the basement of her home. Ernest Acton, brother of the sailor, was lodged in the District jail re- cently, charged with being an accom- plice in the crime. Police are looking for another man known to have ac- companied the sailor to Mrs. Meyer's house while Ernest Acton waited on a nearby street corner. The sailor admitted to detectives at police headquarters today that he B. Meyer of as one of went to Mrs. Mever's house with the third STAR, WASHINGTON, he does not remember attacking the elderly woman. He is said to have admitted that he had been drinking corn whisky at the time. Mrs. Meyer was badly wounded about the head and body, and she was confined to Emergency Hospital for a week with her injuries. She has not fully recovered. She still bears marks of the affray, losing sev- eral teeth and sustaining a number of scars from the flatiron on her forehead. The two Acton youths are charged with assault with intent to kill and attempted robbery. AHEPA COMMITTEES T0 SUBMIT REPORTS Resolutions to Be Adopted and Na- tional Officers Elected at Re- maining Sessions. e Preparation of reports to be made by committees this afternoon and a short open session of the delegates this morning ma¥ked the opening of the third day's convention of the Ahepa in the Raleigh Hotel today. At the open session C. R. Nixon was elected permanent chairman of the convention. Judge Charles Row- land was elected vice chairman and T. Walker, secretary. The legisla- tive, finance, ritualistic and nomi- nating committées will make a final report late this afternoon. At a banquet at the Rale last night V. 1. Chebithes, pi as|of the Washington chapter, in a brief address stressed the importance of ed- ucation in solving modern day prob- lems. Referring to world peace, Mr Cherbithes said that if this genera- -tion fails to make any progress in outlawing war it will have failed to contribute anything to civil George Demeter of Boston, president of the national organiza- TIRED? you are easily exhausted or suffer from of appetite—try Milburn’s Capsules 35c—PEOPLES DRUG STORES and other druggists Ir loss tion, was toastmaster. Other D ers included ¥. M. Witherspoon, Careusso, N. Cattang, Miss Mabel L. Benson, C. R. Nixon, George Rowland, Harry Miller, G. Smitzes, T. Petrou, A. Vamvas, C. Kirby and George D. Raptieu. A dance will be given in the Ra- leigh "Hotel tonight, while business sesslons tomorrow and a dinner to- morrow night will conclude the con- vention. National officers will be elected during the business sessions PLAN HALLOWEEN PARTY. Masons’ Gavel Club to Discuss Pro- gram at Tonight's Meeting. Plans for the Halloween carmival and dance of the Gavel Club of Mas- ter Masons will be discussed at the regular meeting tonight in the club- rooms at the Strayer Building. An eclaborate program of entertainment has been arranged as a feature of | the meeting. The attractions include vaudeville numbers by John J. P. Mullanes’ artists, and popular and classical songs by John Philip Shaddick, bari- tone soloist of the Almas Glee Club. 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