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...reason for Poincaré's flurry was the refusal of the Senate to try Marcel Cachin and 33 other Communists, charged with making seditious speeches in the Ruhr. Poincare evidently felt this to be a direct slap in the face for him on his Ruhr policy. He marched to the Elysee, official residence of the French Presidents at Paris, interrupted an important dinner party, tendered his resignation. M. Millerand, however, refused to accept it, stating that the issue involved was not political but juridical. Poincare then withdrew his proffered resignation...
...those concerts are Frances Alda of the Metropolitan Opera. Toscha Seidel, Marcel Dupre, French organist, and two composers already well known, Georges Enesco, Roumanian violinist, and Alfredo Casella, the Italian pianist...
...China", writes Marcel Rouff in an article reprinted in the current "Living Age", "offers the world an unprecedented example of a nation wise enough not to be led astray by our stupidly standardized civilization". The author recalls that this even-tempered nation of the Orient herself represents a mature and wise civilization which has escaped the ruinous fate of Babylon, Greece, and Rome, and the annihilation which we are told awaits the Occident in its headlong flight. And today, M. Rouff adds, China embraces four hundred million peaceful souls, fearless of death and sublimely happy, loyal, content, filled with self...
...Solo, "Prelude," From Symphony by Daniel Fieuret "In Dulei Jubilo," Ancient German Carol "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming," Bartholomaeus Praetorius "Misorere," Georgorio Allegri Organ Solos, (a) "Adagio in E," Frank Bridge (b) "Chorale Prelude in G," "Now Rejoice Ye Christians." Bach (c) "Toccata on Ave Maria Stella," Marcel Dupre "Cantate Domino," Hans Leo Hassler "Vore Languores Nostro," Antonio Lotti "Hallelujah! Amen!," George Frederic Handel
...Captain Marcel Edouard de Jarny, the sixth of the French officers, who arrived in this country about one week later than the other officers detailed to help train the R. O. T. C., has had a career as remarkable as those of his colleagues. He was born in 1883, and is a graduate of the Ecole Centrale des Arts et Manufactures, of Paris, the highest technical school in France. In 1906 he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the artillery. Leaving the army, he visited the United States on business from...