Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 19

MACKAY DECRIES “PUBLICITY" TALES Declares Certain Papers Are Using Malicious Means in Berlm Case. By tha Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 8.—Clarence H. Mackay vesterday broke the long silence he had maintained since the sacret marriage of his daughter Ellin to Irving Berlin, to protest against the “relentless and maliclous” pub- licity involving his name by “a cer- taln type of newspaper.” In a statement which he authorized an assoclate to issue to the Asso. ciatéd Press reports that a reconcilia- tion with his daughter was imminent as a result of intervention by Mrs. Kenneth O'Brian, his eldést daugh ter, and Mrs. James A. Stillman, were denied. Mr. Mackay, the statement said, considers that much of the publicity following the marriage of his daugh-|~ ter to the song writer, who rose to be one of Broadway's idols from a start as singing waiter in Mike's” saloon. on the Bowery, “sadly stretched the limits of decent journalism.” He charactérized this publicity as ‘vulgar and lying” and expressed the opinion that it “must be nauseating to decent family people.” It orig- inated, he belleved, “from press agent sources only too apparent.” The Associated Press had not car- ried the reports to which Mr. Mackay referred today. Reports circulated yesterday that Mr. Mackay planned to sail for Kurope on the Mauretania, but when the ship left its dock he had not been seen to go on board, nor was his ORCHESTRA CONCERT. At band auditorium, Marine Barracks, tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. by the United States Marine Band Orchestra, William H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. March, “Police Parade” Lincke ‘Overture, “Calit of dad” . (1) Andante Cantabile, from me String Quartette, Opus . .Tschalkowsky ns i Trombone Quartette, ‘The Heavens Are Telling, Beethoven (b) “Waldandacht”....Kohler Musicians: A Bennert, H. Erisman, H. Heard and E. Excerpts from ‘'Sweethearts.” Herbert Waltz, “Dreams of Child- ‘Waldteufel Quotations,” Sousa, (a) The King of France, () 1. too, was born in Arcady. (c) In darkest A'flra Marines’ hymn, “The Halls of Montezuma.' “The Star Qpanxled Banner.” TREE PLANTING URGED. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., April 8.—School children of the State have been asked "| to plant trees of some sort during the week of April 18 to 24, and teachers {o impress the observance upen the pupils Planting of one tree by each pupil In the State would mean 300,000 trees a vear, and the need for this has been the subject of many talks and ad dresses on the part of the forestry committee of the State Chamber of Commerce. name on the passenger list. Officials of the line stated that Mr. Mackay had not booked passage. *“ e House of Fathion” Extraordinary Values AFTER EASTER Womens sd Handsome Coats Dressy Models Tailored Styles worci e $7) 8 and $30).50 Way Below Regular Values Richly fur trimmed. novelty braiding and plain models. An Exceptional Offer of Costume SUITS 16 to 38 sizes only. Coats with dresses to match. The coat worth alone much more and you get the dress free Values $35 to $89.50; to Close— 92— 292035 Groups of Silk Dresses ‘Flat Crepes. Satin Crepes, Specially Priced Georgettes, Printed Crepes.. 515 and *25— Millinery—Just Received $3.98, $5, $7.50, $10 Too late for Easter—way below values. CREERON Around 614 Twelfth Street BETWEEN F AND G STS. N.W. Rats Made and Remodeied By Expert Milliners DEBS IN BERMUDA FEARS RETURN BAR ‘Writes He Is Being Watohed and May Be Refused Entry to U.'S, Aguain as “Undesirable Alién.” ) By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April f—Eugene V. ' | Debs, Socialist party leader, has been warned that any attempt to- make a speech or engage in propaganda in Bermuda, where he and his wife are resting, will cause his immediate deportation, he sald in a letter to George R. Kirkpatrick, executive secretary of the Socialist party, made STAR, WASHINGTO House Finds Woman Lost 75 Cows Through Negligence of U. 8. The House yesterday passed a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay to Jane Coates, widow of Leonard R. Coates, the sum of $4,760 in compensation for 75 cows killed as a result of the negligence of the Department of Agriculture in enforcing the District pure milk law. This measure was favorably report. ed by the House committee on agri- culture. Assigned to 1st Cavalry. Col. Conrad 8. Babeock. at the Army War College, Washington Barracks, has been assigned to the command of the 1st Cavalry at Marfa, Tex. D. O, THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1928.. WIDOW TO GET $4,750. |EGYPT MAY REFUSE tian cabinet has instructed its legal representative. to have a final talk with Prof. Breasted, representing ROCKEFELLER'S GIFT |ionn, 2, Rocketeler e rosarain archeological research and the erec- tion of a museum, after which the Official Will Hold Final Conference | cabinet would decide the question of With Breasted on of Donation. By the Associated Press. CAIRO, Egypt, April 8. newspapers announced th: acceptance definitely. It is added that Prof, Breasted has not changed the conditions. Hence, it is belleved that the government will refuse the gift. Terms Taxicabs are appearing In large —The Cairo | cities of Russia, but horse-drawn cabs at the Egyp- still are popular. Points of View—Both public here yesterday. He also expressed fear that he would not be permitted to return to the United States. “I know that I am kept under and constant surveillance and Iam sure that strenuous efforts will be secretly made to har my entry to the Services Friday, 8 P.M. 6th St. Synagogue Professor J. J. Smertenko, Speaker. 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