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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

9

British Soviet trade pact signed to resume relations

British and Soviet officials signed a trade agreement to restart commercial relations and curb propaganda. The pact limits hostile actions, bars support for cross border agitprop, and allows mutual access for officials, with rights for consuls, telegraph, and mail. It covers blockade bans, mine clearance, and treatment of ships, while leaving gold seizure disputes to ordinary courts.

London Associated Press Great Britain Russia Moscow Legeid Krassin Commercia Baltic Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic Robert B. Horne British Board of Tracts Leonid Krasain

Paris rejects Russia trade accord as impractical

Paris officials view the Anglo Russian trade agreement as impracticable and unreliable amid Russia's debt issues and dwindling stocks. France opposes any negotiations until old debts are recognised and propaganda is ended, while praising limited future investment prospects for Britain if Russia stabilizes.

Paris London Great Britain Russia France

Indicts Two In Murders In Yesterday's Session

Indictments returned include first degree murder charges against Charles John Walter Wracks and William Beverly and Jesse Blocker for assault with a dangerous weapon against Nathan Yeager and David Yeager receiving stolen property, plus numerous grand larceny housebreaking forgery uttering and non support counts across multiple defendants.

Payne Charles John Walter Wracks William Beverly Jesse Blocker Nathan David Yeager Harry Johnson Richard Morae Martin H. Badwell Isiah Goodall Clarence W. Southard Frederick Saunders William A. Sedgwick Joseph Mahoney Charles Carlaon George Turpin Ethel Wormley William C. Botta Eugene B. Tucker William K. Tarmon Joseph Epstein Thomas J. McDermott Lemuel Johnson

Held on murder charge in Uranatury Presentments

William Albert Payne aged 26 of 236 G Street Southwest and Walter Wracka aged 33 of 50 Francis Street Southeast faced first degree murder charges in a Uranatury Presentments case. They were held awaiting further proceedings.

Wiliam Albert Payne G Street Walter Wracka Francis Street

Murder Presentments Linked to Lieberman Slaying

Grand jury presentments allege a murder connected to the March shooting of Max Lieberman a grocer at 219 M Street Southwest Police say intruders entered the store demanded merchandise and shot Lieberman as he turned for the item Detectives report both defendants deny the shooting blaming each other The presentments equal indictments

Max Lieberman Lieberman M Street

Theaters Spotlight in a Week of National Showings

A string of premieres and engagements dominates the upcoming week. Mary the musical comedy stars Virginia O'Brien and a noted company at the National, Take It From Me arrives at the Belasco, while Way Down East closes at the Garrick after seven weeks with two daily showings. Gus Edwards’ Long Revue of 1931 leads Keith’s, Cosmos features A Japanese Romance, and Strand headlines Ralph Whitehead and partners with Worlds Apart. Gayety presents the Rossland Girls with Bert Lahr for the week.

National Mary George M. Cohan Virginia O'Brien Guy Roberteaon Robinson Newbold Eva Puck Octavia Broske Belasco Joseph M. Gaites Will B. Johnstone Wih R. Anderson Garrick Ita Garrick Theater Washington Pregent Futura Strand Ralph Whitehead Grazer and Lawlor Kanazawa Belle Sullivan and Hall Eugene O'Brien

Captiol and Metro photoplay bills and Owings club plans

Harry Kay leads the comedians with Kathryn Dicksre ey and Ruth Denice in Tittle Tatties of 1920 at the Capitol starting Sunday. Billy Wild George Carroll Ida Emerson and the Four American Beauties added attraction. Next week Alice Lake stars in The Greater Claim at the Metropolitan with Richard Hedrick. Columbia shows Barrie's What Every Woman Knows with Lois Wilson Conrad Nagel. Rialto features A Perfect Crime by Allan Dwan starting Sunday. Owings Athletic Club plans a Southern Maryland baseball champ bid. signups include most of last year’s players.

Harry Kay Kathryn Dicksrey Ruth Denice Caritol Evek The Capitol Billy Wild George Carroll Ida Emerson Metropolitan Alice Lake Richard Hedrick Columbia Barrie Lois Wilson Conrad Nagel Rialto Allan Dwan Rialto Theater

New Rule Sets Teaching Age Limits at Schools

The Board of Education approved a reform agenda including desk book reorganizations and a new rule setting teacher age limits. Examinations for kindergarten and elementary teachers must be under 40, high school and normal school exams under 45 to qualify. The land next to the school may be purchased for future expansion. Mina Goding proposed removing the two year teaching pledge, a move tabled on Susie Root Rhodes’s motion.

Board of Education Ballou Peabody Adout N. H. Gregory Staten Park Citizens Association Mina A. M. Goding Wilson Normal School N. EB. Weatherlean F. W. Ballou Publi Casey Casey Grafton & Son Berg Gacrece Amd

City Civic Leaders Pay Harding Visit

Delegates from 24 citizens' organizations in the Federation of Citizens Mesociations visited the White House to pay respects to President Harding. Led by William B. Westlake, they presented the delegates to the President, with no district affairs discussed. Westlake said the call sought cooperation from the District’s citizens.

Federation of Citizens Association Harding Federation of Citizens Mesociations White House William B. Westlake Federation Westlake Fifteenth Street Jesse Suter Mr. Westlake

Oxford Prices and Leather Choices Highlighted

The ad notes $6.00 to $11.50 for Scotch grain Oxfords on the Brogue last, praised for their look. It also mentions Teck available in any leather and style, offering broad choice for buyers.

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