Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1927, Page 6

6 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 27. 1927—PART 1. da i l PLANS “CHINA CLUB.” ’ WEDDED FIFTY YEARS TODAY |FOUR GENERATIONS | DEDICATION PLANNED. [FLORIDA CHAUTAUQUA BRITISHERS SEEK =iz« e AOMANIA FACING Dr. McCartney Wishes to Meet AT GOLDEN WEDDING Frcsrom set tor services ot 2 SEEKS BACKING HERE worth School. | Fomer Orient Travelers. | e . o 4 A committee, composed of repre-| i : VII_lAIN UF PARI_EY ington .,zrfi'-w':’fi. e £n|lv:‘|m‘>n:l|‘<:r} GRAVE .I. BRl l 7 Fiftieth Anniversary of MBarriage | opiatives of three civic organizations| Notables Asked to Attend Session | persons who have visifed China and | {2 > Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs, [and the faculty of the Petworth School. to Combat Atheism and »me _interested affairs of | s been created to arrange a Dro- at country. en announced by F. W. Burrows. | ciam for thoidedicaticn; December 6 Communism. Sir Austen Chamberlain De- |1, %, yeCeriney, ', ossly | Situation Declared — Far = g ‘ [ ¢ the assembiy hall and gymnasium e 2 ” v - o -~ = el 2 Petwe )l It is com- Sfforts e beir e rey, who was formerly connected with nd Mrs. F. W. DBurrows of | Of the Petworth School r 1 mad fends Nation’s Policy at | celebrating a halt century of married | the Petworth Woman's Club {he Tockefeller Toundation, has spent | Worse Than That Which Fol- | 3 G0l Tty seeendl straet, todsy are| Psed of Mr. T Tincher. Mrs. G| - it tosias I et ieA o | " { Tl : Arms Conference. SRl L B e il i lowed Ferdinand’s Death. .. | Yite in 1he midst of thete family, now | Yaden, Mrs. Thomas D. Tutt, Jr about 15 ve i ql Cary and Mrs. T. 8. Hammer of resy Mrs. S, eshitt of the Petworth 16| Home and School Association: A. D rtwell. L. T. Jones and John 8 ills of the Petworth Citizens' Associ | i 11l and Miss » Petworth School appeal especially s s : i | veaching into the fourth sener R former membes 2 A Navy, LT ¥ {at the home of one of their BY A. G. GARDINER. Diplomatic Corr who BY WILLIAM BIRD. L g 4 <urviving children, J. J. Burrows, | Br Radio 1o The Star have traveled in China in any eap | By Radio to Te Star. A | 319 South Walnut street.” Clarendon. | 3 Those interested may communicate | 1, oo A & - 4 a and LONDON, November 26.—Who Was | with Dr. McCartney at his residence.| 1 ARIS, November 26.—Ionel Bra- 4 Mr. Rurrows is a lifelong resident | Mary Frank o the villain of the picce at the Geneva tianu's sudden death in Bucharest { . i heen bons rculty: i 7 | 4 : i At the initial meet of the com-| sl oniarencs hes marks a dynastic crisis more serious | here August 25, 1854, and passed his| o0 veqnesday night. Mr. Yaden | co t the i . i g E 1 ph | - | entire a4 around Georzetown # chief subject of poiitical co Sy |than that accompanying King Ferd ¢ | entire life in I)‘q‘i’:‘”vywiulli\h et D el ke ema. and) e st chiti opkine. in L o I nund’s death a few months ago. For o R | i barn Maren | well, secretary i venuie. - Maj SAcliopins 3« d the real ruling family in Rumania : ek feat A tentative n for the dedica s ki 4 S ed by he ¢ g 0 f : tion of the Brit f [GE s fpake Malt Genbiry IKAE b s : aSE 1 tory exercises as outl n i 3 i | fof . 2 3 L : and then to Americ - : : . . the Chautauag th 1S SbspOUEILIY . the Bratianus, not the Hohenzollerns esidence here at mittee incjudea an uddress of welcom by 5 cked | X e liee biadidert of the bt wwized, is not ald. the Labor Part “"‘(““y“m' |whom Ionel's father *“The Rumanian ars, when her father hecame DY Mr. Tincher president of (oAl v oy the government Th ¥ as the prin. | Bismarck” placed on the throne, and | : nter In the Treasury De. |\ Cltjzens” Asswctation: an addre i ERICEDTEe B iain cipal author of the fias sl {who have remained little more than ¥ o : r. Fran tllou. superi) ! B Chant went beyond the position taken hy Vis: | dent of schools, music by th her. th 1 | : TIDR vaicen oy Wik puppets in the hands of the power- : % Four of their sons served in the ftols. oueie b e count Cecil, who, while primarily con- | i [ful land-owning, bankowning Bra- : : ! : | American Army during the Worlq| Stutes Marine Band Orehe ? resentative Richard cerned with the misdeeds of his own Ja merica ur z t zovernment, considers the share of the Ham War. and one. Lieut. A i ToHGE s A schooh ofitciats " Gen. Amos A. C 8 - i i i | Althoush the rcession momen- . | Burrows, died in the s ». The - e h Heolbnidle Umied States in the result no less rep- | Vatican Choirs to Sing at| Althoush the e ) e nilar who i sole | he invited to attend Ntats Tadsucd Ra renensibie. - brother, Ventil is tittle con : resentative of the fourth enera- — == e e it ; Chamberfain Defends Course. Arlington Tomb on lence 1 Buropean chancelleries that 5 . ‘thering ot the “Bur-| | EAVES TO GET PRIZE. |‘noi € of the invited guesis amberlain admitted Ventila can govern with the same MRE. AND MRS, W. BURROWS, | rows eclan,” which will also include sl i) feed for such an Institation e o | velvet gloved hand of iron that dis- - BE P 10 children and 22 grandchildren, ix | nz that $1,000,000 a month is l‘ollmfii«:l\](}x oot Wednesday. | tinguished the clever dictator, who i [ 3 Burrows, 3 rold daugh. | CHICAGO, November 26 (®).—Prof. |y, N oRt fn the United Statesf e sround that to initiate such ¢ skt I‘\ s just passed away. Gibbons Workers Reorganize. Finds Rare Junco Eggs. | ) Annie Burrows of 1680 Arthur H. Compten of the University | (ha propag 1 heism and pac th ] " . . " ' s , who recently was named «m ould have conveyed the im-1 .\ oo 0 winee the body of Papers Praise Bratianu. The local braneh of the 1l | Correspondence of The Star s of th> 1927 Nobel Ly of unwillingness to accept A | the Unkn 1 aid in | paris newspapers vie with each | Gibbons Institute Workers has re HOT SPRINGS, 8. Dak.—The honor Shpi L s physics, 1o » > 5 o permanent ion. A i ¢5 roe. b oed that on the|Arlington Nations ry, there [ oiher in eulogies of Tonel Bratianu | organized. it was announced yesterday. | of belng probably the first person n| §90:0007Suition Libel Charge : il e . : plen! mberlain made an_ef. | Will be heard over it, Wednesday noon fand _recall particularly how he [he new officors are: Mrs. M. A the world to find the cges of Do _The Manufactrers' Finance Co.. vz on December 10, Pt 5 e detente but on the broader | requiem sung by a famous choir of | hrought Rumania into the war on the [ siabhoney, presidont: Mrs. Henderson, | ; b el I L street, was sued for ! to the universi question of the government’s tude | @ X 3 side of the allies in 1916. They | vice president: C. W. Cropp. treasuver, | Winged juncoe helongs to a stu Fhraaes Yesterany byt Julss . ‘ work i toward disarmament nion | omposition by a celebrated six lect to mention that during the [ and Miss 8. C. Plator, secretary. The | th it South Dak wwenue, | Manday, I nton will i . L e e o bl years previous, Bratianu kept | clul meets the first Sundav in every |G ‘lem who docated them | for al! ). The plaintiff savs| 1t a dinner VRATBN AN was somewhat modified by the | and the s the allies on the anxions seat and | month 1t of the seven colored the presence of this exceedingly | the cor v written report on | University m_ which he wa mouncement of First Lord | ¢hor t male voic i ced to intervene only when | Catholic parvishes. Their_next meeting cen noted recently in | him as i ave untrue ua 213 At Stockholm he Admiralty Bridzeman in the | makh t Polyphonic | » e fullest antee will be December 4 at 3 pan. in the W, H. Over, cura | and . Nobel lec N e of Commons Wednesday that iety, know as the issistance and ter re. | Church of Good Shepherd Hall - tate Uni | oy I L wh of Optic vernment had decided to can choirs. Th will come Finally the financi ax [ Second and T streets southwest 7 smpton will sail ne abandon construction of two cruisers | o Washington Wednesday to sin, Lemploved that Rumani { - - - — = B L R this vea henefit concert at Poli's Theater went into battle unequipped and was This is ta i- | St. Rose’s Technical School for Orphan | iraced by the German offensive in net has been shaken by twe : L few weeks Viscount Cecil's defection and indict- | ° e last ni Zight hundred thousand casualties | ment. and the remarkable change | nknown Soldie 1 and the net result, instead which D me over the popular pre 4 " P for the choirs eIpin the allies, wasg to make G in re to expenditures on arma- | Visit here had ma e arran many's taxk on the eastern front far ments. Iy all the newspapers | With the co-oper . simpler | now fiercely anti-military and are | partment. His Excellency Giacomo | It is overlooked, also, that Ru backing Liloyd George in his denunci- { de Martini. Ttalian Ambassador to the | imania has not only neglected to make ation of swollen armaments in Europe | United States, i3 a member of the |anv settlement whatever of her war | and the failure of the British covern- | national commitice for the choirs’ | (ebts to France, but that her pre. | ment to give the contincnt the lead | Present tour of the United States. so!war debts. amounting to hundreds of in the direction of disarma t and | that in a sense. the visit to Arlington | millians of dollars, ave in abeyanee | fulfillment the undertaking of the | Will be an international tribute to|causing heavy losses to French in | Versailles treaty that disarmament of America's war dead vestors | Germany should be a prelude to the | “;r is at the desire of the maestro. Rumania emer from the war | | Sir Austen C lack 15 co-winn 7 “While there area ‘numberofteproduang pianos, undoubredly possessingcertainmer. its,theDuoArt far sur. passes any of these in musical value and in repertoire. In my st mation this instru- disarmament of Germany’s enemies. Castmivi, director of the|with immense additional _territor g % at the requiem is to be sung zained at the expense of Russia and bt N spilcMinge. 9 b wsion Casiniirvi has chosen | flungary. Neither of the latter coun | A furious dispute on the subject is a composition hy Palestr od | tries has relinquished its claim e raging between Lloyd George and|from 1525 to 1504, a these irredentas andl they constitute: | Worthington Evan: * minister. [ called the greatest master of sacred the Balkin's worst danger points in Seorge es the potential {music. The choirs include m of | the event of internal trousle in Ru | of Europe at 10000000 men. | Pylestrina’s works in their reperioire. mania. | % 3 ifiance to music . E t the en hers will he no instrumental ac g | £ 8 y, whether the aim 3,500,000, | compnniment with the requiem. The| CIvil War Tmminent. | - b sumply o wndan: rnment’s policy | choirs confine themselves to vocal | Should Premier Bratianu's death | | sranding and apprecia. upon its failure to =izn | music. encourage the Carolist party to at- | E \ z " ok of Ui b o ause in the League of | Announcement vestorday of the | [CMPt to restore Prince ol to the A : i music, o a determina ‘s covenant and to propose a|program for The St s benefit | throne, civil war is almost certain to £ = tion to make a life treaty outlawing war with America. |concert shows t r of the eight | [ollow, and in that event a Russian | . . . seruggle to mascer the K37 b st point NI pll,amm..:;,..,w,,,“mw,.s Solected ‘are Palestirina, | TOr 10 regain Bessarabia s a cal : . W 7 e i s the covenant itself provides |They are his “Exultate { culable probability. A % = / e zuarantees and that no coun-|tet for five mixed voic n,‘ Peccantem | | EYen apart from such dire possi = H L J. Paderenski has given such practical assur SCHor Bele aeaie ; © | bilities, however. there is the fact that & g - ices of faith in arbitration as Grest | it RS g iea T . | Rumania’s credit is seriously impaired SN Y i ritain, from the Alabama case on- 111" and his “Incipi by the unrest existing .n that coun s AN . = Sy awighiagite ward. In regard to a treaty outlawi Eoplith ot Hoines try. which only the astute Ionel Rra | ] < ; T A o war with America. the writer under- | hers are Thomas Ludovicus de Vie.|UANU seemed qualified to quell. For perior to any othet in- stands it is felt that in the present | 2o factae sunt.” of the | SeVeral years Rumania has been | e b mood of America anything more from Spanish sixteenth century school, and stendily towara fnegatintioni| there_can be no resl it d“““"‘ be liable to be mis- | Marentius' “Innocentes,” of i g el N e basis for comparison.” understood. the Venetian s . R a i r these Joans to succees 3 <2 The public does not take serlously | bee 1n Camimio s v 1 "l pum erican capital was to ce supplied Josef Hofnann the fantastic doing of “Big Bill"|cantata for six mixed voices. Qloechiy. o \ Thompson of Chicago. but there is a i a vit] 3 b s feeling that _widespread suspicion e e ine v = = | R i exists in the United States with re- VETERANS "'0 MOVE |pe and the chances of obtaining - & 4 s daiiecd gard to the supposed propagandist ac- foreign money to aid in the stabili = e ] l;d - tivities of this country in America. | tion of the tottering Rumanian regime genius beforecountless : 5 1 seem el people is destined to and there is no disposition to add fuel | INTO NEW UARTERS seem remote. . ission i to that particular nonsense. (Covyright. 19 N g mentis of utmost siz- Russians to Attend. | s | Times have changed since the days when those who knew how to read and write were scoffed at by men of action, ANl tins feverish_controversy on | Fireproof Structure at Walter Reed ZIONISTS TO CELEBRATE. Is music an unknown world to you, just as literature was to the knights of medieval times? Ousip Gabrilowitsch armaments directs lively interest 1o the meeting next week at Geneva of | Nearly Ready for Maurice Samuel, Author and Pub- the League of Nations' preparatory| - i R rum Du commission on disarmament. Special Occupancy. licist, Principal Speaker, Z m,f;h.h ° 3 \rt’s nature but have importance attaches to the meeting & | ] for two reasons—first, because of the T e DR r"”‘-! ; nohesitationin saying appearance of the Russian delezation| Sick and wounded World War vet. | ac e woi be the principal speaker that inceproducing the with a proposal for full and immedi- | erans soon will he moved out of the | gomict Sy s e ten | plaving of a pianist ate disarmament, and second, because | old wooden buildings in which they | omet District, commemorating the — his thythen, dynam- of the notification by Germany that | have been housed. into permanent fire. 'D;'cl};,-:.'g].;:\(“h;.}h (xfin.;‘e'e P‘.iln”\h;;:’, | fen sad pedbitngsgind - » . she intends 10 raise the whole prob-|proof structures at Walter Rq =4 “ 2 ! aboveall the subtieties e o aRent E"““'- er Reed Hos ?‘?ghe[nlflilt»xmong]n:Luqns.m(mnym»n.\I\ of his tone effects — the The Russian proposal is obviously | . Millions of dollars are being spent | (n e s dewish Duo Art is vastly su- impracticable, but Germany's stand | through the War Department and the | orinunity Center, Sixteenth and Q| pesior to any other in- is a direct challenge to France, which Bureau to provide adequate | scrument of its kind."” hitherto has evaded the disarmament zation at this medical center = Percy Grainger issue by taking shelter behind the ally the menace of flimsy question of sccurity. "The opinion is | structures is Lein eliminated. See Our Selection of s EADING BOOKS was once the de- strument. [The Duo Art plays the piano for you ener: e] as £8- S| g e Ui 8 1 1 H H 5 - e St i, "ot i e msns o ouris o1 || COMBINATION PINS spised diversion of shaven-pated exactly as Paderewski, Hofmann or Bauer would under which Great Britai a " v Red Ci ar vill b | lescripti > k. 7 i i 1 1 g heRetutiny o Krahee e s | Wienon e o Sonina the e » Rttt of Gie smanl o B G0 H G pe e R T the time has come for this country | in the next two weeks, Gy . - B[ bitten men of business nowadays who Duo Art reproduction and the actual rendition by to demand fulfillment of the Ver- The dining which is in the . sailles pledge. same building, virtually has been con- = try to keep up the pretense that the Master. Simply because the Master made the ce of Europe cannot rest|bleted, but will not be used until the asis of disarmed central pow- | two large, three-story wards are oc. music means nothing to them. record. Says Harold Bauer himself: ers surrounded by nations armed to | Cupied. the teeth, as France, Poland and Italy These wards. which have a capacity q ic e el It happens that next to food, music comes close England alone can give the lead in| It is the hope of tome officials in TR . , g b T e e AL to being man’s greatest need. It is universal. The | s 7 & “ il S < e ¥ , friends except those who disarm an | thont Into thelr vew dining room for | : g [ lowest savage has his music. Probably music came In fidelity of reproduction, in brilliancy, power, /\}/\@ o - eS excep! hose who refuse | Chr as Pr. . = . 1 v H rary - before speech — certainly before organized lan- delicacy, quality and variety of tone the vast supe- \"/\(“\/@\‘ s “Thaveheard otherine The Duo Art gives you all there is in music to disarm. | When the 180 veterans are moved S f h D 1 ] (Covrisht. 19 out of their war-time shacks intn the forit; the Duo Art over all similar inst: t: e - | mew *buildings. the b A H guage. riority of t} uo Art over all similar instruments MORE INSPECTORS | inpmsentbetions om0 S D. LPHER is now definitely established. The Duo Art stands wing now under consiruction on ' the | 911”5'”945":'"”':;“'?' Without music, the best part of you starves supreme among reproducing pianos and I do not st side of the administration build. amonds—Sitverware : s i L . an ogress v [} watches—ciock: Jeue | : i - . 7 FOR SHIPS ASKED ing. and” progrest i el under vy ||| _Watehen—Ciocks s Jewetry Thiia enlly Dppmned, G of ihe Biggtes e in t:el:;:art: t?—:d:;tifgnm' self with it and to entrust it | | business went clear over to Vienna to consult a Yerep) & Larger Staff Needed to Assure Safe | ¥ 5 ‘ famous doctor. The doctor told him to stick to You doubt, of course. It is always permissible to Conditions, Official business but to go home an hour earlier, re- doubt the marvelous. But if you will drop in soon Reports. | lax comfortably on a couch and listen to good and listen to the Duo Art, you will no longer doubt. Reorganization of the Steamboat | music. The Duo Art helped him more than A Duo Art can be costly or in accord with a lim- nspection Service into three sep anits — hulls, boilers andll - Ti“ After Jan. l medicine. ited income. Regardless of its price, your satis- and ship's: personnel—and | As a matter of fact music s medicine. It soothes faction will be complete. It can be paid for so > to the ne is ,wm.mmm»f% ] : Money Invested in an nerves, quickens or retards the pulse, brings natu- gradually that almost anyone can enjoy immediate Dickinson X. Hoover. in his annu: I Efficient Heating Plant ral sleep, actually aids digestion. Good music clears possession without financial strain. report, mad ) public yesterday " s s 2 P s f . s Besieabiin o i Will Pay 300% Divi- away the cobwebs in the mind, stimulates imagi- Not merely for the emotional joy of it but for ated out by . wh dends in Health, Com- nation, clear thinking, courage. your health’s sake—to live years longer—for your pointed out hy Mr. Hoover with such a staff the service fort and Increased Prop- : would have the machinery with | iano i ical in- mental efficiency—learn what the Duo Art means. Dpuld have | the | machinery w,m} erty Value. The piano is, of course, the supreme musical in y the necessary information for the More inspectors are needed in the | | - O & or O @ it veinie ot i 1|} have a properly designed plant, PROPERLY IN. REPRODUCING PIANO ? em is impract STALLED. Let us select and install the plant that will vevision of the mo Firepruol ronstru. || @ive you the bes results. 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