Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 15

‘THI [EABUEFAVORSLS. INWORLD COURT A e Our Safe Deposit Department in a fire and burglar proof vault of the most approved type shelters private lock boxes which afford complete prétection for valu- able papers of every description, for jew- ‘WASHINGTON . D. ©, ’I‘HURSDAY METHODISTS RAP DOUBT dists, were on record today in oppo- Christ. The resolution 1 OF DIVINITY OF CHRIST |sition to modernist theeries of Jesus[delty ot Jesus Christ The resol Very God of Very Goa® | tn recent controversies over EVENING STAR Resolution Affirms “Sturdy Faith |[the of Qur Fathers in Delty of Jesus.” This Country Would Be Given [isters and omolai memuers o the| B Equality With Others, View |Ziitcest MARCH 1, 1923, resenting more _th: Christ, declared! “Sweeping o all sophis- Officiat ) iministers of |tries and resenting all trifiing with| e or o e I e s | the sturdy Talth of our fathers in the |FSSULL ©X, Zeopnt, Son st u more than 318 delegates o? the area|deity of Jesus t, we declare that Such boxes may be rented for as low as 3 Expressed at Geneva. $3.00 a year, and storage room for bulky articles of special value is also provided at moderate rates. elry, etc. i ] PROBLEM IS AMERICA’S 000G L1 L A e . 2% Pafd on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts ! No Difficulty Seen With Expansion ,! of Jurisdiction—Communica- UN'ON TRUST co- . == tion on Subject Lacking. OF‘THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ., = e = By the Associated Press, GENEVA, March 1—President Harding’s proposal that the United States have representation en the Court of International Justice is re- garded in league of nations circles here as entirely reasonable and the Corner cony conditions imposed as to membership ». 15% and H.Sts. 5;,9"'”_3 €N fouch as not to create any difficulty, Northwest resident for the would simply placa the United States on equality with the other members of the court. It was pointed out today that the Gesire of the league of nations that the United States should joln the court was shown at the time of its creation by the spectal provision un- der which the United States, the Kingdom of Hadja nd Ecuador could become members by invitation. | No Word ¥ v, i League officials have received no communication on the subject from the United Stutes. They regard the problem as purely an American one for determination by the American government along The United States, it s sald, would, of course, be on the same basis as the other great powers In the ocourt. Twenty smaller countries have ac- cepted as obligatory the jurisdiction of the court. These are Austria, Bra- I, Bulgaria, China, Denmark, Is- . . nia, Haiti, Lithuania, Nother- Combat it!-beforeit develrps i P L Switzerland, Uruguay, Panama, Costa Sore chest? Tight, stuffed- of balf acentury. It cools, soothes, Rica, Finland, Liberia, Luxembourg S 2 3 brings comfort toirdamed tissues. and Salvador. The weaker countries up head? Irritated throat? i in many cases accepted obligatory Biaa y Stops the most persistent flow of jurisdiction because of the beliel that Uncomfortable, dangerous! mucous. Eases raw throats. For they stood a better chance in the| Try Dr. King's New Discovery. children—g*own-ups, too. Your court of law than in the diplomatic | It has helped millions forajeriod ~ druggist carries it field. oL he court's ob jurisdiction ged by pro- s for reference urt, as in the: have the court | flroad ques- nne proposal t settle the Anatolian tion. BUILDING TRADES GET | RAISE IN CLEVELAND‘ Hourly Pay Rates Run From| $1.12 12 to $1.25 an Hour. Some Still Undecided. By the Assoclated Press. CLEVELAN Child's tongue shows if bilious, constipated Age agreements wer :n_several unions and s, effective today. ments for $1.25 an hour were by the hoisting engineers, s etal workers and lathers. The plasterers signed several days ago for flective for two vears Last seaso scale was $1.10. The asbestos workers settled for | $1.121; an hour. increase of 121 ! cents over last . The painters agreed on a scale of $1.121 until September 1 and $1.20 from then until next March. Last year's scaie was $1.04. The bricklayers, workers and _ electricians demand an hour, an increase of 121 MOTHER, CLEAN CHLDS BOWELS WITH “GALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste | 28 MINERS HURT IN CRASH. | and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels | e cight seriously, in a collision of mo- | torcars in the Bell and Zolier mine, at Zelgler, eight miles north of here. The men had finished work and were being carried to the shaft when the | electrie car in which they were rid- | ing crashed into two detached cars | loaded with coal. H structural iron bricklayers voted on a proposal year, or $1.25 an hour for two vears, made by the contractors. JUST ONE MORE DAY! Something New for Washington! A Store with a New Service and a Unique Plan! See Tomorrow’s Papers Further . 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