Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1929, Page 27

MNUTT ASSAILS UNTRUE CITIZENS Persons Who Divide Alle-| giancg Are Not Wanted Here, He Says. ihe Associated Press. TRENTON, N. J, March 9.—F0r-. eign born residents who openly divide their allegiance between the United States and their native country were scored today by Paul V. McNutt, na tional commander of &1 America Legion, in a luncheon ss here. He urged a more strict enforcoment of the immigration so that the forelgn born can be assimilated and made into “responsible and responsive citizens.” It has become necessary, McNutt said. to watch the immigration situ- ation more carefully so that the Natio may_progress rapidly with its problem of "Americanizing the foreign born. “The Legion’s interest in immigra- tion problems.” he said. “has been stimulated by the activities of certain groups of foreign born. One of these groups is composed of individuals who openly declare their allegiance to two sovereigns; to the United States of America, of which they are natural- ized citizens, and to the sovereign of the land from whence they came. For generations this Nation has endured this situation. The American Legion believes that the time has come to rear a family here under the protec- tion of our institutions, that allegiance to the United States of America must be exclusive. “The other group consists of individ- uals connected with certain continent- al socleties which claim to hold se- cretly the allegiance of those persons who have become American citizens by naturalization. In that insidious fash- fon these societies have tried to build up groups of naturalized citizens who openly declare their allegiance to the United States. but who secretly give their allegiance to some foreign sov- ereign. “No man can serve two masters. No citizen can serve two sovereigns. No nation can suffer a divided allegiance. For those persons Who secretly give their loyalty and devotion to_some other sovereign, the American Legion says that the gate is open and that as far as we are concerned, we are willing to show them the way out to stay out forever. They do not belong ey TOBACCO GROWERS WIN DECISION OF ARBITER By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 9.—Robert W. Bingham tonight announced his findings as arbitrator of the claims and counter-claims presented by the Burley Tobacco Growers' Co-operative Market- ing Assoclation, and by nine warehous- ing corporations which operated in six States. Mr. Bingham, whose decision is final, found that five warehousing corpora- tions are indebted to the co-operative association, as follows. Eastern Ken- Western Ken- ¥ Central Ken- tueky district, $144,000; Tennessee dis- trict, $7.500; Missouri district, $2,500. The total award to the association was $204,500. ‘The remaining four warehousing cor- porations were found to be entitled to a total of $98.500 from the association, divided as follows; Northern Kentucky district, $19,000; West Virginia district. $8,000; Indiana district, $42,000; Ohio district, $29,500. ‘The arbitrator, who is publisher of the Courier Journal and Louisville Times, directed that the payments bc made by March 31, or bear interest after that date. B | 1 i b L . . sister_of President Herbert Hoover, and Mrs. | Jean H Large, sister of Mrs. to the annual a AMARYLLIS SHOW VIEWED BY 101 {Record Attendance at Six- teenth Annual Exhibit Is Expected for Today. More than 10,000 persons have visited [the sixteenth annual amaryllis show of | the Department of Agriculture in the greenhouses at Fourteenth and B |streets. A record-breaking attendance | is expected today, with at least 600 out- | of-town guests of the department and large parties of vabinet members and |other social leaders. Mrs. Van Ness Leavitt, sister of the | President, and Mrs. J. H. Large, sister of Mrs. Hoover, were guests yesterday. The First Lady will attend early this week with a large party of friends as the spclal guest of the Secretary of Agriculture. Nearly 3,000 school children from all parts of the District and nearby Mary- land and Virginia visited the green- houses yesterday and marveled at the gorgeous display. As guests of the Washington Florists Club, more than 150 commercial growers who make a specialty of amaryllls cui- [ture will attend the show this morning, coming from eight States. There are 1,200 plants in the show, many of which | have six and seven blooms to a stalk. The show is open all day today from 9 am. until 9 pm. Amundsen’s Ship Burns. HAMBURG, Germany, March 9 (P). | formerly the transport ship of the late | explorer Roald Amundsen, was de- | stroyed by fire which started when she grounded in an estuary of the Elbe today. The crew of 14 landed, but the +iship and her cargo of ore were lost. 8 yllis show at the Department of say to these people, if they are going Washington. They were conducted through the beautiful blooms by J. W. Byrns, to stay here, earn a livelihnood here, | center, superintendent of the green houses. ~The old wooden vessel Knut Skdloren, | HINGTON, ' D. C. MARCH 10, 1929—PART 1. THE SUNDAY STAR, WA GUESTS AT AMARYLLIS ‘SHOW Hoover, yesterday paid an informal visit riculture green houses in Motor Busses With Sleeping Quarters Are Now Available By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 9.—Sleep~ ing motor coaches for long dis- tance bus travelers are to be placed in operation between Cleveland and Buffalo on a Chicago-New York route. The coaches will contain 12 berths to accommodate 18 per- sons, dressing rooms and other conveniences of “Pullman” travel. The engines are of 125 horse power. Long distance travelers ma leave Philadelphia or New Yorl in the morning and transfer to the sleeping coach at night in Buffalo for the journey to Cleve- land. Eastbound travelers. may use the coach from Cleveland to New York and continue by day to Scranton, Pa., Philadelphia or New York. MYSTERY DEATH PROBE IS CLOSED AT CHICAGO Coroner’s Jury Holds Wealthy Widow Died From Natural Causes. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 9.—After more | than a month of delay to permit in- vestigation, the inquest in the mysters ious death of Mrs. Selma Burnham, widow of the wealthly slot machine manufacturer, was closed today. A corner’s jury returned a verdict of death due to natural gauses. Mrs. Burnham died in a hospital, February 1, two days after she had been akcn from her home complaining that ward T. Riley, a business gssociate, had given her liniment représented as liquor to drink. . Riley claimed Mrs. 'Burnham gave him 55 per cent of the company stock in return for $5,000 and his assistance in managing the concern. G STREET AT ELEVENTH "Ohe PALAIS ROYAL M e war | TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 [his Is oy Week Brand-new, correct Easter Clothes and accessories are ready— there are special displays—and plenty of extra salespeople to help you ...and best of all many groups are offered at very special prices Second Day of This Popular Going Sale of Tom Sawyer and Blouses Still Hundreds of Tom Sawyer Shirts at Shirts color wash materials. cial group offers shirts in new colors and new designs, made up in the season’s good styles, Tom Sawyer Blouses Mothers will want to lay in a season’s supply at this low price! Tom Sawyer Shirts are better—they fit better, wash better and wear better. 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One of Our Foremost Value-Giving Events in the Housewares Section Save in the March Sale of Housewares | Tremendous Values Will Be Found Here Tomorrow 60c No-Nick Water $1.98 Aluminum Tea Glasses Kettles 1.3 39c - Guaran- e @ d against chipping, thie sie Safedge No-Nik water glasses are a real bargain at this price...clear, sparkling tumblers in very prétty needle etched designs...packed in convenient cartons...in the March Sale. An unusual value...paneled sides, heavy bright, shining aléminum ..specially pirchased for ~ the March Sale...5-quart capacity. Housewares—Fourth Floor low price . . . strong, sturdy . . wire braced construction . . . Choice of apartment or regular size. $3.50 Rid-Jid Ironing These well- known tables of - fered to- morrow at this new . steel $1.50 Electric Iron Complete with cord, ready ...guaranteed heating unit. $1.10 O’Cedar Dust- ing and Polishing Sets est combin- ation im- aginable for dusting or onlshxng. 60c bottle O'Cedar Polish 50c O'Cedar Hand Duster $1.10 value for only 49c. $1.98 12.pc. Luncheon For bridge or luncheon Sets ...clear, sparkling rose or emerald glass...set 19 includes four cups, four L saucers, four plates. | Introducing “What’s New” in Smart Furniture for the Sun Parlor, Porch or Lawn—the largest, most beautiful and most comprehensive collection we’ve ever shown Advance Sale—Summer Furniture A small deposit will hold furniture until a later date. Buy now and save! You will almost picture yourself “looking cool” on some of the hot:Summer days to come when you see these refreshing pieces for sun parlor, porch or lawn. In advance of the season we have arranged for your selection the greatest array of Summer furniture we've ever shown you...you'll find every imaginable kind of stick willow, hand-woven fibre or natural willow pieces. Here You Are! The Tete-a-Tete! Doesn’t it look cozy? It is realize that when you try it. shaded green enamel trimmed with black s reversible spring designed sun-proof and cardinal red.. cushions in moderni material. . .there is a conven the two roomy comfortable chairs.. price. Graceful As Its Name Implies Peacock Chair 28.75 If you wish your porch furniture to be really in keeping with “What the well dressed porch is wearing,” vou'll want one of these Peacock Chairs. ,.in black enamel with orange trim...artistic and comfortable , . . Complete with cushion. , too! You'll It comes in 7.50 ient double-deck sheli between .a real buy at this low ey Wi "\l‘Nh"W" [T <= peEern T Ay e ulliy Wi ”‘u.{um”’ {1 7 frHiens ! s price. ..other Summer suites, 24.50 to 185.00. 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