Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, "D. C. FRIDAY _DECEMBER 2, 1921 £ ESS CHAI/V” PLAN TS WOODFORBES |75 %5 s wor Fozeize FLORIDA — BALTIMORE To SAVANNAH AB ‘I'REE O WHILE THEY LAST Special Dinner Dance Saturday Evening From 7:30 to 12:30 For House Current or Battery 8% Additional ] . I-I- Tnd siateroom accommoda- Wardman Parl( VIR ggpag}‘;r.«mln 4478 O R SONV LONDON, November 12—The wireless had drifted back to the JACKSONV LoNDON, [iicmas vidies Tmperial Wireless Chal A Premier Hughes had declared for it was predicted when the scheme free action by Australia, said Mr. PHILIPPINE REPORT was first broached, would bind to- Donald. Matybes. Eates charge for arge assortment of different celer gether the different parts of the The South African government | r-o- s Deck Rooms. ey a1 | Hotel WO fansy and plain, ot redtocd prices, Resident ccmm|ss|oner empire, has not et fulfilled the | foURd itself unable ;t:ad‘e‘veo‘l;‘mg::-‘)' | "“‘ “,."‘_‘ Fri, 6 P.M. i PENNS%LECTBIC & GAS Takes E ti M sanguine - expectations of British ndakvlvoulld have "?| own system | working in co-operation with Eng- For Table Reservations 03 w. akes Exception to Many newspaper men. At the annual | Working in co-operation with Eng- meeting of the Empire Press Unlon | government ‘stated officlally that it | in London, the government K was did not want the post office plans, | much criticised for alleged apathy | but wanted direct communication | i and procrastination in. the matter. | <1 'h En€land, The imperial chain, .ln:hlh Hnm Trans. Coq Phone Columbia Two Thousand ||| open Evenings " ° Phone Main 583 Findi Pler 3 Pratt 8t. ottt St. Pa inaings. An attack has been made on the re- port drawn up by Gen. Wood and Gov. Forbes on the Philippine situation by Isauro Gabaldon, residerd commis- sioner of the Philippine Islands here. He takes exception to practically all of the findings on important matters and disagrees with their statements in regard to the progress of the Fili- was | Robert Donald, well known Jour- | {Rerctore gone.” * =" 1 | list, ined as t was true, Mr. Donald sald, that | en nstl a BI Ty e e e tme | the first station 1n the chain. that | i perial wireless chain. There sight | 8t Leafield in Oxfordshire, was | be two or more disjointed systems, opened scveral months ago, and | m but no one co-ordinated scheme the second, at Cafro. was to be | ” under one control, linking to. | Teady at (ho end of the year. Tho as(:are S— c esigns for the other stations in Siher all pasts of the empire Snd | e Smperinl chain wers mat yot | AR m AT OO OO adding to the means of distribut- lete. pinos. Although expressing gratitude | ing news. comp] Clean your liver and bowels! or stirring you up. There will o over their limentary state- The imperial conference, he add; | ments, Mo sald, frankly, "I cannot| ed. came to no declsion on wire: lh"l"" the nicest, gentlest bowel | no bowel poison to cause colds, sisk agree with any of their conclusions| less. Mr. Churchill, as secretary of Desperate. | cleansing you ever experienced by | headache, dizziness, biliousness or or recommendations. state for the colonies and chairman o e 45 taking one or two candy-like | sour stomach when you wake up in Statemen Tssued. of the {imperial communications rom Hie New, York Sun: ine| Cascarets tonight. They physic | the morning. More people take Eu committee, took up the subject and s taking | your bowels fully. All the ti e 1 li " 2t y Followlng is the commissioner’s state-| hoped to put through a scheme on B | b consti- | carets for the liver and bowel ment. & big scale, but now had abandon- Mae—Oh, well, some girls will go lo pated waste and sour bile will move | all other laxative-cathartics com- “They have made a sweeping in- dictment of the Filipino people as be- ing incapable of self-government. I challenge that indictment. and I ap- peal to the record of the past five years, especially since the passage of the Jones act, for proof of my con- tention. During the past five years native Filipinos have composed the governor's cabinet; they have been the responsible heads of nearly all the exccutive bureaus, and adminis- tration of the laws under their di- rection have compelled theadmira- tion of every one acquainted with the facts. “In the second place, this report criticises the administration of jus- -|tice. I deny the charge. Our courts will compare with those in any other part of American territory, and jus- tice, as administered in.the Philip- pines, is as free from reproach as here in the mainland. As an illustra- tion of the capacity of our people for self-government, it may be mentioned that the chief justice and three of the associate justices of the supreme court are Filipinos, and five mem- bers are Americans. Takes ue on Deadlock. “Finally, T wish to take issue with that recommendation in_ the report which recommends that in cases where a deadlock occurs in the sen- H p ate over the confirmation of the H at S om Ort : governor's appointments authority : . be vested in the President of the ed the child of his adoption and |any length to get a husband. out of the bowels without griping ! bined. 10-cent boxes. H i R: United States to break the deadlock Vi) T » e ena ety apposed to this ol Itsa pretty hard job to be able to say, “This is comfort” or “That Tecommendation. The power to con. 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