Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 3

PRESDENT PLANS b FIGHT FOR COURT To Force International Issue on Speaking Tour as G. 0. P. Principle. PLATFORWS HIS GUIDE Five Conventions, in Succession, Took Stand for Arbitration, It Is Shown. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. President Harding will stand by his guns on the world court propo- sition. The attempts of republican irreconcilables to sabotage the ad- ministration’s program will not dis- suside Harding from his purpose. I he is to make the projected speech-making trip across country, the President will force the fighting on the court issue. He will advance two primary reasons for his advoc ©f American adhesion to the interns tlonal tribunal—one, broadly national In scope; the other, political. Mr. Harding will show that the United States time immemorial has subscribed to the theory of arbitra- tion of controversies hetween nation: and he will urge that the rejmibli Party for a quarter of a century has officially avowed its fealty to the same It ca ate qualifiedly that Mr. ing dy to go to the mat with 1 leadws who challenge his right to support the world court as *a $ blessing to a Wilson Leag Harding will retort that he is recommending what fiv tional conventions in succes- sion have espoused. Not to Be Driven. The President will not hesitate, if | they push him to the wall, to re- mind anti-court republicans that they cannot posal thout openly flouting the the declarations and the of the party since the time n MeKinl more tha k from expe Harding le of pe sons under ordinary circumstances. But the same authorities supplement that observation by Harding can never be he h: made up his mind to s &round There is ev he considers himself faced by an emergency in connection with the world court. He may be depended upon to introduce no unnec acrimony into the “treat ‘em rough,” but if the irrec- oncilable toreadors go in for red rag waving they are extremely likely to presidential _buil snorting for the fr Many of his friends think M come an_ opy ¥y to show the country that belligerent blood courses through his veins. He is not una- ware of the unpopularity he has courted in certain quarters because ! of his coi ory temperament ntinue to oppose his pro- | that jamong the four points of the inter- ssary | discussion. He | repeatedly used. hopes he will not be cailed upon to | ling would wel- { not now turn its back on an “Ameri- Bedtime Stories. yoé WAKE WITH THE UNERSY FEELING THAT SOMETHING ¥ AND ARE PRACTICALLY CER- TAIN YOU CAN MAKE OUT EXCITED VOKCES OUTSIDE CRATTERING TEETH, TO BE CALM, YOU RUN T THE WINDOW e world court project. the irrecon- ables supplied President Harding ith exactly the kind of fighting is- sue he most needed. The national platforms adopted by the republican party in 1900, 1904, 1912, 1916 and 1920 reveal that the G. O. P. consistently and persistently pledged itself to the principle of in- ternation: August 1916, the S en- acted into L ara me {ica’s international policy, which spe- fically includes a plan for a court which disputed questions between nations shall be referred for adjudi- cation and peaceful settlement. Six vears before, in his Nobel peace prize speech at Christiania, Theodore Roos- evelt included the world court idea national platform on which he then stood. When he has donned fightinis clothes. President Harding will say |that &ll he now wants is that the United States government and the republican party shall beat into defi- nite deeds the brave words they have Sign of G. 0. P. Times. Senator George Wharton Pepper's amazing statement at Philadelphia on {April 7 that the United States would canized” league of nations was un- questionably a sign of the republican | times. Hardly any G. O. P. chief- tains, except of the purblind type, conceal from themselves the fact that there has been a reaction since 1920. ] ENGINES THAT PASS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. ITWAS THE CLANG OF FIRE - ENGINES WAKENED YOU 3 A COLD CLAMMV FEELING GRIPS YOU INTHE PIT OF THE STOMACH TELLING YOUR WIPE , BETWEEN ON HIS VERANDA NEXT DOOR AND THE PIRE DEPT. DISAPPEAR- ING EIGHT BLOCKS AWAY (C) Wheeler Syn. Inc. STUVESANT FiH BANKER DESINHY, o Smrblzation or “ofher trivunai to | Financier Suddenly Collapses f , as He Attends Directors' Meeting Today. NEW YORK, April 10.—Stuyvesant Fish, banker and former president of the Illinois Central railroad, died sudden today". Mr. Fish, who was senjor, director, of the National Park Bank, col- lapsed as he entered the bank to at- tend a directors’ meeting this morn- ing. He died almost instantly of heart disease. Stuyvesant Fish was one of the comparatively few men who might ave taken life easy, but chose in- ad to win for himself a promi- nent place at the top of Amercia's VOU NOW PLAMNLY DISTINGUSH THAT THE WHOLE TIRE DEPT- HAS STOPPED OUTSIDE YOUR IN THE NICHT, VOU TELL VOUR WIRE YOU ‘WISH SHE WOULDNT BE SO SILLY AND THAT YOUVE GOT YOUR- DEATH OF COLD BY HER NONS GLUYAS WILLIA Florence V. Potts. vice president of the Chicago, St Louis and New Orleans road. He was a trustee of the Mutual Life surance Company of New York f 1903 to 1906. and a high official in the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company. He was vice president and diresto of the National Park Bank, New York city, and other large metropol corporations. He was & member of the mone comm Indianapolis . president of the Assoclation, chairm seventh International ra gress at Washington in 1905, and b longed to the following clubs: 1'ni Metropolitan. Down Town, St. Nich of fork, and the St n ' PROTECTION 1 ’ . Manyavoid coughs, colds, § ronchitis, or other winter § | ills, by protecting the body with the consistent use of Scott's Emulsion TUESDAY, MEMORIAL RITES ,‘ FOR MRS. J. A. LOGAN Services to Feature Two-Day Convention at Willard Hotel. Memorial seg™8ges for the late Mrs. John A. Logan, former president of the National Society of the Dames of the Loval Legion, will be one of the features of the two-day conven- tion of the society, which opens Fri- day at the Willard Hotel. The exer- cises will be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Foundry M. E. Church. Addresses will be made at the memorial service by Ambassador Jules Jusserand of France, who will speak “on “Mrs. Logan's Service to the World"; Rev. James Shera Mont- gomery and Admiral Charles H. Stock- ton, commander of the District of Columbia _Military Order of the Loyal Legion. ~Admiral Stockton's subject will be “Mrs. Logan's Part in Clvic Aftairs. The program also includes solos by Charles T. Tittman, benediction by Rev. H. . Randolph and taps by a bugler of ‘the United States Aarin Band. Mrs. Charles Austin Cooliigs of Detroit, who s reded Mrs. Logan as national president, i be the temporar: ding The pre- siding _ofl will be Rev. Gecrge Fiske Dud The convention will begin at 10 o'clock Friday morning. The van- guard of approximately 100 delegates tfrom all sections of the country is expected to arrive tomorrow. 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