Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 36

368 BOLIVIA HOPEFUL OF STRIP IN ARICA Scheme to Pay $50,000,000 for Path to Sea Said to Be Hatching. Program: Hands Across the ou Overture, “Sicilian Ufronhun Love," Lincke “silhou- Waltz, “Unrequitted Suite characte THE EVENING GEORGETOWN MOURNS DR. MUNROE SMITH Death of Retired Professor of Roman Law Deeply Regretted by Faculty Members. News of the death of Dr. Munroe Smith of Columbia University, which occurred Tuesday in New York, was received here with deep regret at Georgetown University, where the SRS« e - STAR, ' WASHINGTON, macy in Dlsmarck's Time and After- wards” caused a sensation when it was published at the outbreak of the World War. Dr. Smith retired from Columbia as Bryce professor emeritus of Buro- pean history the same year he severed his connection with Georgetown. Mennonites Plan Colony. Special Dispatch to The Star. SUPERIOR, Wis., April 15.—Col. onization of a group of Mennonites from Winpipeg, Canada, will start in Douglas County soon. Twelve thou- sand six hundred acres of land has been purchased by representatives of the religious organization for $22,900. D. ¢, THURSDAY, CALL MASS MEETING " T0 CURB LAWLESS Hyattsville Pastors’ Action poinci- dent With Warnings Sent Wom- an Peace Justice. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., ‘April 15.— Three ministers have signed a public appeal for a_mass-meeting to be held at Masonic Hall here April 18 at 3 APRIL “| Rev, B. P. Robertson, pastor of the 15, 1926. local - Baptist, Church. result of the activities of con-. atabion searching houses and making arrests on warrants obtained from Justice courts, Mrs. Retta Morris Wwoman justice of Hyattsville, has re ceived a number of threatening let- ters. She says the letters were un-[ signed and of no public interest. Nothing will deter her in her efforts toward curbing gambling and liquor violations, she said today. i e Claiming fo be the tallest people in England, a husband and wife, whose home is in Plymouth, have started on & cycling tour of the worli. MONEY TO LOAN ON 'D. C. REAL ESTATE (First Mortgages) p.m. to take action looking to law en- forcement. They are: Rev. C. H. Can- non, pastor of the Southern Methodist Church; Rev. Tlerman McKay, pastor of the Memorial M. E. Church, and Hadley The deal was one of the important real estate transactions in this part of the State in recent months. The land 18 situated in the towns of Summitt, Oakland, Wascott and Colon Springs. “Opus 7 nish, moderato. ch, moderato. () Italian, allegro con fuoco (d) American, allegro (e) Ivish, allegro vivace. Galop de concert, “Vinea,' Ziehrer “The Halls of eminent educator lectured for 22 years, until 1928, the terms at the two schools funning concurrently. Faculty members at Georgetown today ex- pressed a feeling of personal loss. Dr. Smith began his lectures on Roman law at the Georgetown Law School in 1901, and continued on the faculty uatil his retirement three years ago, when he took a trip around the world. He lectured on the same sub. Ject and others at Columbia Univer- sity for 45 years, being one of the most widely known university lectur- ers in the country. Besides a long and varied career in educational circles, Dr. Smith, who was 71 at his death, was internationally known for his writings. During the Bismarck regime in Germany he was attached to the American embassy at Berlin and there became an authority on international affairs. His volume on “Military Strategy versus Diplo BY CLAUDE 0. PIKE. iy News. | By Cable to The Star and Chicago Da L. W. Groomes, 1416 F St. ARICA, April 15.—Absence of defi- nite information from Was to the progress of the Amer Department’s efforts to bring agreement between Chile and Peru for employment of the good offices of the United States in an effort to solve the Tacna-Arica impasse has caused in- creased hope among Bolivia eventually will L ne final settlement here assert ertain to compel | Jolivia's tak S When You Draw Checks on the Union Trust Company those who receive them not only know that you are businesslike in the handling of your personal finan- cial transactions, but also that you appreclne the advantages of deal- ing with a soundly conservative ines’” hymn niezuma “The Star S angled Banner.” By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, tomorrow evening at 5:4d o'clock: John 8 man, bandmaster: Fenstad, assistant leader incerely Address All Communications to W. M. Hornstein, Clearing House, 107 6th St. N. W. Phone Fr. 7059 D.G.S JEtores ~7nc the . 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