Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 50

50 THE EVENING STAR, UNITARIANS ASSAL DOGMA SHACKLES Closer Association of Lib- erals Urged to Protect Re- ligious Freedom. Br the Associated Pre LOS ANGELE pril blus laws and church A public edue nted criticism ye: sion of the Pacif ©f Unitarian Church 9.—Dogmas, interference in for ay at a ses- ast Conference hes, southern sec- “Liberal Christianity 1 Mind.” the Rev »f Liverpool, one Unitarian min s P Lawrence of five English visiting America tennary celebrat n of liberal Chris- what he termed the croachment freedom of the oston, vice nitarian Lavmen's church follow three Navy ef- ef- and methods. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—“The B People,” Sapphire Ring,” nish dancer, a $:15 p.m our Husbands,” \tinuous 1 to 11 p.m. A Vaudeville Surprise inuous 12:30 to 11 p.m. Woman and 2:15 8:15 vaudeville, cor 2TY—"Wine, burlesque, at nd MUTUAL—"L lesque, at 2:30 and §:20 p.m COLUMBI at 11:15 a 10:05 p.m METROPOLITAN— 11 1:30, a Girl" sal; at 5 and | 9:40 p.m PALAC WARDMAN head PARK— AMBASSADOR—"C r to Marry, and 9:50 p.m S t Divide d 9:30 p. at of religious | = to | bur- ‘Emir of Kurdistan’ Unaelcome Guest Of Steamship Line ‘Deported by U. S., Is Sent Back by Britain—May Be Ofiered to France. Doomed to a period of existence on the ocean wave, furnished with free meals and a ce to sleep, Seid Zerdecheno, the “Emir of Kurdistan," who has graced the District jail and the third precinct station house with his courtly pres: is in New York awaiting final d Deported to England a month ago, Zexdecheno found himself unwelcome in .Britain, notwithstanding a pass- port vised by a British consul. He was sent out of the United States on the Department of Labor's theory harge and ordered to_thesa shores. But England didn% want him | sent him pack to this country. The | United States won't have him, and | preparations were going forward to- day to ship Wim to France, one of the | countries in which he has lived. He to be persona non grata in while Turkey has outlawed never to return and France, him In the meantiie, while the enjoying his ocean travel, < hip company, which in this | e said to Be the White Star line, must pay his expenses while en route, for under the law the steam- ship ‘company must pay the return expenses of an alien which it brought to this country and who subsequently | is found undesirable. “Emir the When You Feel a Cold Coming On | Tuke Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets t. wark off the cause and to Lortify the system aguinst an attack of Grip or Inflienza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Th rs the sig | nature of E. W. Gror E. Morrison Paper Co. - J1000 En. 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Will Dance in Norfolk. recent meeting of the chair- the various committees the | plans for the trip were outlined These plans call for elaborate elec- trical decorations. The name of the club will be placed in electric 300 pers are ex- | the Cosmopolitan They will leave o At a men. of James S. ) M Carry dolivers flowers by télegraph. —Advertisement. FRANKLIN RELATIVE DIES. Great-Granddaughter granddaughter was Saturda Angeles in 1 bec county of a lights | $30 a month Flowers and bunting will also a ball at Nor- with the Norfolk club, a play and several other Souvenirs will also be a The chairmen of the various com- ittees include: Dr. J. Rozier Biggs, ul Brandstedt, Lewis A. Payne, res E. Colliflower, Frank P. Fen- ick, Karr, George A. Lucke, Dr. A. Miller, George Closky, Frederick J. Rice and ichael Heister Let your 1212 F. of Buried Yesterday. NORWALK, Calif, roline Barnes, of here Mrs. Patriot April -9.—Mrs, 92 years old, great- Benjamin Franklin, vesterday. 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'I' “ E Production o f Brilliant Comedy— e — A_PORTRAIT OF A WOM- n' “ Gln{ With Helen Gahagan, Frank Conroy, Mildrod Florence, Kenneth McKenna and u Matchless Cast Next Monday—Seats Now DONALD GALLAHER Presents a_New Play “The Gorl“a By Ralph Spence With a Cast of Unusual Distinction GAI Lfi'fincfblx 115 “ ” 'WINE, WOMAN and SONG With 5 — Star Comedians — 5 24—Feminine Fascinator —24 Ladies’ Bargain Matwnee Daily, HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Ak al Biil of Super- Qua ty and Versatility Headliner De Luxe TRINI Spain's Famous and Foremost Ds with Hurtado's Marimba Orchestra WM GAXTON & CO. isses. Very Funny! ROY CUMMINGS Keith-Aln s Fe Bhows Daily 215 & §.15 Sunday Mat., 3:13; Good Oreh. Seats Mats i 'Eves.. S1: Good Balc., Beats Mats, 28c: Eves. 23 Next Week—N. V. A. 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TREBITSCH Present Comedy “ BLUE 4300, 5,38, 08; Thura, Mat Mat., 50c to §$2 Mumcnl Brondum Cast PRICES B3 Woeld Fellowship Through Musio Washmgt;;t “X::dllonum THURSDAY, APRIL 16 4:30 o'clock Intermission 6 to § BACH CHOIR 0f Bethlehem, Pa. 260 Voices—16 Moravian Trumpeters Dr. J. Fred Walle, Condnctor PH!LADELI’H[A ORCHFSTRA in the entire BACH B MINOR MASS SOLOISTS: Mildred Faas, Soprano Mabelle Addison, Contralto Nicholas Doughty, Tenor Charles Trowbridgs Tittmann, Tickets, 4. u 31; selling at By it G St. Tnc., 1306 G April 6 to 10, 8 P. M. DRAMATIC PLAY “THE MIRACLE” LARGE COSTUMED CAST Beautifully lighted realistic soenes, Direction of Wentworth and Parr First Congregational Church 10th and G Sts. N.W. Free-will Offering World Survey—Irving Berlin Songreel—Superb . CRANDALL'S 'I'I\Oll Pty WSS A Bon CRANDALL § ibistaca i CENTRAL 9th Bet.D & E TOMORROW CONWAY TE CAT DIVIDE. CRANDALL’S TODAY _AND TE | | | | I | | ¢ d R 2 THIRD OFF CRANDALL'S 2 p.m. Daily: 3 p.m. Sunday. 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