Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1923, Page 22

$ G eI S SRR R SR LA S RO St e 1 = B L B e T s GOPELAND ASSAILS ABUSE OF WORKERS Senator-Elect Says Rail Strike Shows Men in High Places Need “Education.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 25.—Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, United States ator-elect, and F. N. Shepherd, ex- ecutive manager of the American Bankers' Assoclation, voiced conflict- ing opinions upon labor disputes at & dinner of roup seven of the New | York State Bankers' Association last night. $ In answer, to Mr. Shepherd's state- ments to the effect that the educa- tion of the masses is the means of relieving discontent, Dr. Copeland charged that the “men in high places do not inform themselves.” “We cannot_pride ourselves par- ticularly on having an intelligent public opinion on economic ques- tions,”. Mr Shepherd sald. “In times of business distress the railroads, the | banks and all kinds of large busi- ness enterprises are assailed. The railroads, the public utilities and the corporations are not owned by ‘mil- lionaires or “Wall street,’ but by the millions who hold stock certificates. “Once arouse the people to the fact that their own interests are the ob- jects of attack. he concluded, “and they will make short work of the demagogues and politicians who de- ceive them.” “You cannot educate men who are hungry,” Dr. Copeland said. “You've Bot to have a satisfied stomach first The present coal difieulty illustrates my point. What is the cause” Higher Ups Need Facts. “The reason is because the coal- g railroads have not made pe: of their failure to settle the strike. The men in high plgces do not inform themselves.” Dr. Copeland declared that health inspectors whom he sent to the out- ving coal regions to investigate re- orted thal the coal shortage was | due to the cars standing on the tracks, broken down and idle. l “Then 1 wrote to the President of | the United States,” Dr. Copeland said, “and the answer came back that the President has known for a long time the cause of the present coal shortage w: that the carriers had not kept their obligations.” “The only way the workmen have of | % a fair deal, Dr. Copeland | was by collective bargaining.; ou do not realize the amount of | discontent in this country,” he added “It only needs leadership. I myself could go out and raise an army ch would smash the community. 8o long as this discontent Is grounded on criminal_tendencies, of course, I am against it. But in so far as it is based on the unreasonable attempts of those in authori to get labor at whatever they want to give sympathy with RAIL STRIKER KILLED. Manchester, Ga., Chief of Police Asks Sheriff to Investigate His Act. | MANCHESTER, G Frank Chapman, anta, Birming- ham and Atlantic rallroad striker since March, 1921, was shot and killed late vesterday by J. D. O'Neill, chief of police. The chief immediately communicated with Sheriff J. B. Jar- rett of Meriwether county, asking him to investigate the = killing. O'Neill sald that Chapman was drink- ing, drew & gun and attempted to shoot him. The chief says that he shot in self-defense. I am heartlly in January 25.— BETROTHED TO EARL. Miss Kathleen Emmet to Wed Dis- tinguished Briton. LONDON, January 26—The Times announces the bethrothal of Miss Kathleen Emmet, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet of New York, to the Earl of Denbigh. i, The Earl of Denbigh, the ninth of his line, was once lord in waiting to Queen Victoria and King Edward VIIL He was born in 1859. His first wife was the Honorable Cecelia Mary Clifford, daughter of the eighth Baron Clifford of Chudleigh. He has a distinguished war record and wears medal and clasp for Tel El-Kebir. Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet, who dled in 1919, leaving an estate of more than a million -dollars, was ; n;v(led medical practitioner in New ork. WATERWAY IS OPPOSED. Vermont Investigators Against St. Lawrence Proposal. MONTPELIER, Vt. January The Vermont commission on foreign and domestic commerce appointed by former Gov. James Hartness report- ed to the legislature yesterday against the proposed St.-Lawrence in- ternational waterway. The commission based its finding on three reasons, declaring that the mid- dle west, which would reap the great- est benefit from the proposed water- way. should bear the greater part of the expense, that Vermont does not need the electricity which under plans proposed could be cheaply de- veloped: and that the New England railroads would suffer a great loss 25— jof tonnage. REFUGEES IN MANILA. By the Assaciated Press. MANILA, January 25.—Admiral Stark, exiled anti-soviet leader of Vladivostok, arrived at Mariviles quarantine station today, with five ships of his fleet of Russiun refugees. Five other vessels of the homeless flotilla are expected to arrive in a few days from China. Gov. Gen. Le rd Wood. ‘who has left for an inspection tour in Zam- bales province, will visit the Russians before returning to Manila, with a view of determining what is to be done with them. MAY LOWER TARIFF BAR. LISBON, January 25~—The govern- ment has proposed in parliament that Lisbon be made a free port of entry for merchandise from all countries not regarded as trade rivals of Portu- MISS AMERICA CREATES STIR AT SNOW CARNIVAL Sixteen-Year-Old Beauty Laughs at ' Marriage and Movie Offers. Special Dispatch to The r. MONTREAL, January 25.—“Look here, is there any tobogganing here?” A little sixteen-year-old beauty, wrapped snugly in a fur coat, eager- ly put that question to her Interview- er. 1‘ jure,” was the response, “lots of “That's fine; at home we have a dinky little hill, but not much snow, and I simply adore tobogani: g And in these words Miss Catherine Campbell of Columbus, Ohio, known as Miss America, Introduced herself to_Montreal and the winter carnival. Chic and a pretty picture, Miss Campbell s thoroughly enjoying her- self. Canadian judges of beauty are unanimous in their opinlon that the Mttle lady's charm lies in her eyes, which simply radiate the “fole de vivre. She grinned when she ‘told of her various stage and movie offers, and laughed outright when quizzed re- garding offers of marri “Lots of them,” she said, lionaires to 'boo!bhckn. them awfully funny.” But it is the winter carnival sports that Interest her most. She will be the guest of honor at a public ban- quet and reception on Friday night. The portrait of the to-be-selected Miss Canada, painted by a well known artist, is to be sent to the Prince of Wales, and, if it can be arranged, a similar portrait of “Our Guest, Miss America,” also :ill be sent to the heir British throne. e e, (Copyright, 1923.) MAP SHOWS SNOW DEPTH. Practically All of New England Is Under Heavy Blanket. BOSTON, January 25.—With more snow, probably in blizzard form, fore- cast for mosm of New kEngland, the weather bureau yesterda: map which showed graphically the ex- tent to which the winter's heavy snows still cover this section. Virtually all of Maine, Hampshire and most of Vermont were shown to be under more than a foot of snow, and it was stated parenthetically that in some places the amount of snow on the ground, unaffected by drift, was in excess of three feet. Much of Massa- chusetts and the western half of Con- necticut was shown to have between ix inches and a foot of sno “from mil- Some of SpIrin SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin When you see the name “Bayer’ on package or on tablets you are getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for colds, headache, toothache, earache, neuralgia lum- bago, rhewmatism, neuritis, and for O pain in general. “Bayer” package, proper directions. twelve tablets cost few cents. gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. 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Liquor Law Violators Spend Time Behind Bars “Making Money."” PADUCAH, Ky., January 25.—Pro- hibition law violators confined in the Lyon county jail have been “mak- ing money” during their spare time, according_to facts brought out by Edward L. Cooley, secret service operative, which resulted in the ar- rest of Burnett Stewart and Eugene Robinson and their arraignment here before United States Commissioner W. A. Blackburn on charges of counter- ville, Rev. Herbert Willls of Blackstone, Dr. H. _T. Willls of Hyattsville, Md.; Haber Wiilis of Rapldan, Howe Willis of West Virginla; one daughter, Miss Hassle Willis of Rapidan; two sisters, Mrs, T. J. Tyman of Madison county and Mrs. George Wright of Orange. The deceased was & son of the late James Willis and Elizabeth Gordon ‘Willis of Orange. Funeral service and interment took place Monday. —— 1f you want work read the want col- umns of The Star. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 19%3.° FAIRBANKS NOT IMPROVED. LOS ANGELES, Calif, January 26. —No improvement was reported to- day in the condition of John Fair- banks, brother of Douglas Fairbanks, whose physiclans riated last night he was suffering from paralysis, the aftermath of a nervous collapse fol- lowing overwork. Physiclans are in oconstant attendance. John 18 the gen- eral manager of the Douglas Fair- banks Plcture Corporation. feiting. The men walived prelimi- nary trials. A third warrant for John Emberger, also a prisoner at the jail, has been issued. A search of the jail revealed spuri- ous coins, mostly quarters, plaster of paris molds used to cast the coun- terfeit pieces and a homemade key to the bullding, officers declared. JAMES S. WILLIS DEAD. Confederate Veteran Fought Throughout the Civil War. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., January —James Sydnor Willis, Confederate veteran and prominent resident of Rap- idan, Va., died at his home on January 20, following & lingering iliness, in his elghty-second year. 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