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The Washington times., 1926-10-15
BY GARDNER MACK
COOLIDGE RADIO
STAR TONIGHT

The President Of the United
States and the contestants in the
international oratory competition.
will be the chief loud speaker
products this evening. The finals
in the international test for school
boy orators will be held at the
Washington Auditorium this eve
ming at o'clock with President
Coolidge making an address OF ad-
vice and encouragement to the con-
testants.
The boys taking part In the com.
petition are Herbert Wenig Of Los
Angeles. Calf, representing the
United States; Herbert Moran, rep
resenting Canada; William Meades
Newton, representing England;
Jose Munoz Gotta. representing
Mexico and Maxine Raymond Puel
representing France.
Each of the young men will de-
liver his bid for the prize In his
native tongue and each will be In
troduced to the audience by the
playing of his national anthem.
The u. s. Army Band win provide
the music for the occasion.
PERSIANS HAVE
SPECIAL PROGRAM
If one might hazard guess as
to the chief musical feature Of the
evenings program from WRC, at.
tention would be called to Louis
Katzman's Anglo Persians again
as has been the case ON many Fri.
day evenings. This evening, how
ever, there are one or two things
to- Ill
that, merit particular attention.
The first of these is the famous
"Ah, Moon of My Delight" song
from Liza Lehman's Persian Gar.
den Suite" This song, like all
those in the suite built around one OF
Omar's immortal verses and as
originally composed was intended for
the tenor voice. It has been made
famous by John Mccormack and Is
sung by many less able lyric tenors
1t has special opportunities for a
daring orchestral leader like Katz
man and his instrumental version
of it this evening will be interesting
to hear.
Then there viii be Kaufman
adaptations of ''By the Waters Of
Minnetonka" and Indian Dawn
that ought to be worth tuning. TO
say nothing Of an original NUMBER
"Valse Creole" composed by a radio
listener especially for the Xatzndn
Orchestra, r. S. Stoughton, of
Worcester, Mass.
MADGE TUCKER IN
ICE CREAM HOUR
There will also be a special
feature for listeners in the third
of the new series of the ice creau.
is playing an important part. This
comes at 8 o'clock from WIZ and
WRC.
The WRC program opens with a
series Of Nina Reed book reviews.
String Quartet, directed by Arsenic
Ralon. The Wardman Park unit of
the Irving Boernstein dance orches-
ira syndicate will provide two hours
of dance music for the finish of the
evening.
Those excellent Jubilee Singers of
VIDAL will perform again this eve
ming at 1880, and the poppy Happi.
ness Candy Boys are to be herad at
WEAF at 8 o'clock. AT S:15 Rose
Sherman, violinist. and Marie Lud.
wig, harpist, can be heard from
WIS in a brief recital. and at 9
o'clock a very amusing feature will
be produced at KDKA in the Tea.
berry Hour.
Another announcerless evening
will be staged by WRNY, with a
special feature at 1915 called BE
hind the Scenes in a Broadcasting
Station"
, 1926-10-25
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
NEW RELIGIOUSlRAINS HALT ALL
RULE PLANNED ISEARCHFOR TEN
FOR MEXICANSlDEAD I'M TUNNEL

! MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26.-(SpeciaI to
The Dispatch). = BY unanimous vote
the chamber of deputies today approv-
ed the oragnic law regulating the ap-
plieation of article 130 of the federal
constitution on matters of religious
worship. The bill was approved as
sent to congress by President Gales.
! Special clauses of the law provide
that foreign colonies, other than those
speaking the Spanish Language, may
have ciergymen of their own nation
ality during a period of six years
However, during this period the col
onies incur the obligation of training
for the clergy of the denomination to
which they belong a Mexican by birth
to officiate after that time. The bill
now goes to the senate for it's dis
cussion and approval.
I Much unfavorable comment has been
aroused in all circles here by the pub
lication of evidence that the knights
of Columbus in the United States are
raising funds with which to bring
about changes in the articles of the
Mexican constitution on matters of re-
ligious worship. The affair is inter-
of aliens to mix in the affairs of a
sovereign nation. The fact that the
chamber of deputies took official cog
nizance of the raising of a million
dollar fund to assist the Mexican or
der has resulted in considerable reac-
! tion against the church movement.
! All daily newspapers in this city to-
j day published a facsimile of recent
circular issued in the United States
i by the Knights of Columbus for the
raising of one million dollars to assist
the Mexican Knights of Columbus in
their fight against the religious pro-
visions of the constitution. The pub
! lication is made also in translated
, Spanish, at the request of the chamber
/ of deputies. The document concludes:
! "Senor Bolshevist, the Knights of Co
lumbus have accepted your challenge
! and are coming one million dollars
/ strong. They are 100000 strong and
will stand by until you and your so
called constitution are dead"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
DEPUTIES CHEER GALES

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26.-[P)-Rising
to their feet and cheering with enthusi-
asm, the members Of the chamber of
deputies gave a vote of confidence to
the government of President Calels to-
day for its stand with regard to the
Mexican land and oil laws.
This demonstration of support came
after numerous deputies had criticized
the policies of the Washington govern
ment toward Mexico, not only in con-
nection with the land and oil laws, but
also Washington's attitude toward the
Nicaragua Mexican situation and the
opposition of the United States to al
legged Mexican interference in Nicara-
guam politics.
Several of the speakers also criti-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

ernmen. The men were said to have
fomented strikes and distributed sed-
itious literature, several carloads of
which were found at their headquar-
ters. The prisoners were surrendered
on instructions of the British legation
at Peking. They viii be given 4
military trial. and are expected to be
punished severely. They probably
Will not be executed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
CHINESE REVoLUTIONISTS
TURNED OVER TO AUTHORITIES

PEKING, Nov. 26 QP-Police of the
British concession at Tientsin today
handed over to the Chinese authori-
les IA Chinese charged with belong
ing to the Kuomintang revolutionary
party and attempting to create un-
rest to overthrow the Peking gov
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

OAKLAND, Calf, Nov 26 R9.-All
ten men trapped by flood in the
Claremont tunnel under construc-
ton near here yesterday were
halted today when a renewed down.
pour of rain again drenched the
greater part of the Pacific coas,.
There is no hope of bringing out the
men alive as there IS no place IN
the tunnel where they could have
sought refuge, and the flood waters
reach nearly to the top of the bore.
The threat of a second flood with
the heavy rains of today caused the
calling off Of the crew working IN.
the Lafayette tunnel, across the
creek from the Claremont tunne.
The waters had reached to within a
few inches of the opening of the
Lafayette bore, threatening sccre
or more of sappers within. The con-
tractors, fearing second disaster,
removed the workers 10 SAFER Jobs.
The tunnel disaster marked a rain
and windstorm which extended along
the coast and which continued today
with GW Jury. oOInG EOInIS reported.
that the storm had brought the sea-
sonal rainfall to date to more than
seven INCHES above last years figures
at this date. Snow was piled up III
the mountains and the Sacramento
river was rising rapidly. High winda
accompanied the rains in the centra.
San Joaquin valley and along the
coast, particularly at Point Reyes
Calf, and along the Washington.
coast and shipping between here anc
Hawai-. has reported tremendous
seas.
In San Luis Ob.spo and San Fran
cisco some streets We're flooded and.
rail traffic between San Francisco.
and Los Angeles was held up ro1
more than an hour at Paso Robles
by freshet breaking across the
tracks. In the Redding and klamath
Falls regions record rain and snow
fall was reported
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

cized tho Knights of Columbus of the
United States for efforts to interfere
and cause the United States govern
ment to interfere in the Mexican re-
ligious situation
Crowds in the gallery shouted their
approval as Deputy Alexandra Cerisola
declared that some interests in the
United States will never be satisfied
until the Stars and Stripes fly over
Mexico"
But" he added. that can never be
accomplished as long as a single Mexi-
can remains alive to resist invasion" >"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-27

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