Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 17

THE KEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1923. be prepared. | tesstonal army. We do want enoughl e c of l;l;cll-'nllnw(\;‘ul%;l |of an army to be able to guard us er, s added, “is tha | should insure peace by keening our #Eainst immediate attack and to pro- bodies strong, our young men trained | vide training for the young men of our patriotisn me. Then NC |our country. It is these who are our ation will dare to attack or insult|<ufeguard against war. If they can . {be trained to love peace, and yet to Referring to the problem of na- |fight effectively in case of war, we tional defense, he continued: need never fear the outcome of the “We do not _“We do mot want a great pro- future” .~ Rev. Charles Dilln Sentenced! T £, o s o v Reduced ]-:»".es | day by the Supreme Court. It was After Confessing He Killed | %% “secona time the court had - | passed on the validity of a grain fu- Superior. | ture trading law, a previous statute ey ! based upon the taxing power of the PR federal government having been heid By the Aseociated Prvss. unconstitutional. The law upheld KALAMAZOO, Mich., April 18.—ReV. | 4 g,y waq haged on the right to con- Father Charles Dillon, confessed |y ) o¢ ynergtate commerce. e i suberior, \nevimawes VoL oE SR SR RRE L Ro d T 5 ¢ St. Augustine’s Cath- "o ninion, said the decision in the un rip lte Churel Thursday, Was S| foryer grain futures case was an mprisonment at MArd . oy pong in favor of the constitu- from WASHINGTOND c Judge Weimer tn etroutt court | SEUFIE (B (Y Ot Taw because .C. noor o |in the latter Congress had met the ob- | . followed a plea of % toiowed »ples ot Jections which tho court had polnted | 38545 Denver, Colorade 2 ¢ |out as having rendered it invalid. e ikt of M=l It 1 impossible, the court said, to :’":""P'“bk' who advised the @ M%) distinguish between transactions in oc v teled o peravade ine| ListOEuIsHi e Reeniteansa stionsiin 39 95 N e lo;:nl temporary | from “stock shipments, which the a '°'|¢ (Estes) court had held to be interstate com- Park, {merce. 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