Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1931, Page 4

wiE EwwNING STAR, WASHINGTON, DRUGGISTS OPPOSE || avfusic and Musicians SALE OF EXTRACT Grape Concentrate Violates Spirit of Law, Retailers Believe. Discontinuance of sale by District drug stores of grape concentrate be- cause “it is violation of the spirit of the law” was recommended last night by the District Retail Druggists’ Asso- ciation in closed session at the Raleigh Hotel. The action was taken, it was ex- plained today by Dr. Paul Pearson, president of the group, following vigor- ous attack on the sale of* the fruit extract, _during which members ex- ed the strong conviction they be- Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. Organ Rggital Given by Lonrad Bernier. TI-IE l.e\‘m.ml in the series of four given by the District of Columbia Chapter of the Ameri- can Guild of Organists of this city, Mr. Bernier has also an enviable record of ac- < o mplishments . C Bernier, M. Conrad Bernler. pomind him, ; Giuseppe Bruno, & good but for his checker-board costume; Fred Gross, an uncertain Rudolfo; another interesting dance by Miss -Zalipsky, and Ludmilla Plays'g_ and. Romeo Guaraldl and John .lernan rounding out the cast most ly. . E. de 8. MELCHER. Bach Festival Attracting Local Attention. I’r is believed that a local singer of at Bethlehem, Pa, on Friday and Saturday of this week, has broken all existing records for being en- ————e NEW DOG PLAN ASKED CHICAGO, May 13 (#).—A board of directors to Jook out after Chicago dogs was sought today. Details of the proposed plan were being worked out by the Chicago Hus mane Edheagon Society, with the aid of Mrs. Irené*Castle McLaughlin, the for- : 1 dancer. b’ wmlm H\Ix‘llt;,.'ph!ldml of '-het soclet, announced establishmen of théisoard Mayor Anton J. Cermak, 10,000 taxpayers, asking for & new deal £ty “dog pound. -m of the practice of D. BAR HEAD SLAPS TAMMANY JUDGES|=2 C. C. Burlingham Says Bench Is Composed of “Deterior- ating Material.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 13.—Charles C. Burlingham, retiring president of the Bar Assoclation of the City of New York, condemns Tammany Hall' for selecting “deteriorating” material for the bench. John W. Davis, 1924 Dem- ocratic candidate for President, suc- ceeds Mr. Burlingham. Mr. Burlingham, in his final address, last night lamented the part lawyers by | have played in the recent “maladmin- istration of justice.” He charged that lawyers had been mixed up in cases of oppression and chicanery. “We cannot change it overnight,” he ¢, WrDNESDAY, MAY 13, T1931. Gov. Roosevelt was lauded for his selection of judges, but the system of y nomination was criticized. e IAN KEITH AND WIFE SRE PARTED AGAMN Ethel Clayton, Ex-Actress Declares “Boy” Does Self Injustice. Divorce Improbable. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.--Ian Keith, actor, sald here today he and his wife, Ethel Clayton, former screen actress, had parted for the third time in their three years of married life. “We always have gotten together again, though,” Keith said, “and I don't see why this time should be any excep- tion. I haven't heard anything about any divorce proceedings.” In Los Angeles, Miss Clayton was quoted as saying: “I think the boy is doing himself an injustice. We have been apart three months, but I don’t consider it a sep- LEVIATHAN WORLD'S LARGEST SHIP MAY 27 JUNE 17 JULY 4 Exceptional values=— noted cuisine—First Class $297.50 FIVE FAMOUS CABIN LINERS toPlymouth, Cherbourgand Hamburg. Minimum fares from $132.50 to $158, Levi amous st $122.50 eme way, Consult your local steamship agent or UNITED STATES LINES John W. Childress, General Agent 1027 Connecticut Ave., Washington, Phonl? National 7868 t S B ™ Studebaker Champions gaged and re-engaged as soloist for this leading American festival. Mr. Tittman first sang at this festival in 1916, and has appeared every year except once, when he was ill, and one when there ware no Other soloists.at tnis year's ‘which is attracting a large delegation of Bach enthusiasts from Washing- ton, Include Ernestine Hohl Eber- hard, soprano; Mabel Beddoe, con=~ tralto; Arthur Kraft, tenor, and Mr. Tittman, who will sing on Friday, and on saturda: Esther Dale, so- prano; Amy Ellerman, contralto; Arthur K, Hacket, tenor, and Mr. ‘Tittmann. At Friday's program nine cantatas will be sung, four .in the afternoon and five in the evening. And on Sat- urday the “Mass in B Minor” will be ieved the public to be opposed to the " vending of the product. aration “We belleve,” Dr, Pearson sald, “that while the sale of grape concentrate be in accord with the letter of the law, it is in violation of the spirit of the prohibition statutes.” Dr. Pearson was re-elected president of the association for the twelfth con- secutive time at the meeting. Dr. Wil- E liam P. Herbst was elected first vice ; “Pece Hero- president, Dr. Asa V. Burdine second Pranck; tin Pro- vice president and A. F. Gorsuch secre-| vencal” Joseph Bonnet, and lar- tary-treasurer. ghetto and finale from the Fifth The recent action of Judge Isaac R.| Symphony by Louis Vierne. The Hitt in Police Court in upholding the| third recital of this serles will be harmacy law and convicting an{ given next Monday, May 18, by Ly- tinerant peddler for vending aspirin| man S. McCrary, formerly organist without @ druggist’s license was com-| at Holy Trinity Church, Middle- mended by the group. This method of Conn., and the fourth and selling the drug, the members héld, is dangerous to public health. N BISHOP MANNING PREVENTS STRIFE Anglo-Catholic Prayer Book Use Prohibited at Episcopal Convention, having been former! said. “Higher standards of admission ly_assistant to Joseph Bonnet at the Church of St. Eustache in Paris. His progra: last night was devoted to the “Pre- lude and Fugue in E Minor,” J. S. Bach; “Toccata Per L'Elevazione,” G. Frescobaldi; “Plece D'Orgye,” Antoine Calviere; sonata on the Im Himmel- D. C. chapter, who will play the same program she will present before the tenth general convention of the A. ?dno.wbehdflltllndhnlpomln e. Mme. Marie Zalipsky Presents “Acts From Operas.” NE of the more interesting of the current Spring student re- citals took place last night at the Wardman Park Theater before an audience that seemed to eat it up. ‘The formal title of the occasion was “Acts From " and it was pre- sented by Mme. Marie Zalipsky and her opera studio for the benefit of the charity fund of the Russian By the Assoclated Press. . Manning of the Episco] cese of New York forestalled p;uuible Church of St. Nicholas. conflict within the 148th Diocesan Con- The three operas favored were wvention, which opened in the Cathedral ) oletto’ and of St. John the Divine yesterday, :( barring the use of the American E service book characterized by liberal Episcopal clergymen as “extremely Anglo-Catholic.” Services in the morning marked the tenth anniversary of Bishop Manning’s episcopate. In his address the bishop termed attractive but con 3 Afterward one might say that the evening belonged for the most part to Victoria De-Andreis and Gertrude Borzi, the former singing Mimi in “Boheme” and the title role of “Alda” and the latter rendering the difficult coloratura of Gilda with ease and considerable skill Most remarkable seemed, how- ever, the manner in which Mrs. De- Andreis undertook her share of the evening’s program. 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