Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 20

o G. O. P. ‘Half-and-Half’ League Stand Means Ruin, Says Borah Harding World Court Policy Likened To Straddle On Slavery—Root ‘Backs ddministration—Hughes Speaks Tonight H » republican party cannot stand | fpr the league world court and be waainst the o of nations; it can- »-league and half | tor Borah of Idaho, peilable,” declared | ast night, opening his zainst the entry of the into the world court as ropos resident Harding. Criticizing the attitude of the ad- ard to the world ¢ of nations, Sen- tinued. “There can be nc court un- less the creating, electing, sustaining, maintaining power of the xourt con- | p. tinues to exist. When falls, the court falls. league breaks down, the pears. If the court is to be preserved, we must first preserve tho league. When we become a member of the court, therefore. if we are In_good faith and believe in the court and want to maintain it and bulid it up and make it effective, we must be- tally concerned in everything which will preserve the strength and maintain the league. THE EVE come {o enjoy the benefits of the court, if there are any to enjoy, shall We refuse to bear our proportion of the expenses of the league, without which we can have no court? “Already complaints have been made by certaln governments about the expenses of the league. Some governments, according to press dis- patches, have declined to meet their proportion of the expenses. Yet it is sald that we can take the position before the world that the vast ex- penses of the league, without which the league would fail and the court fail, shall be borne by other nations. This is the position which, I venture has never been assumed be- re advocated. he league is now in a position it must soon be called upon to wintain the integrity of article X comes along gth and stabil- v attack upon 1 be an attack upon our assallment of the tho league will be marching against our court, Doubts Reservation Pla “If we still want the court and be- lieve in the court, shall we say to the league people: You fight it out, G_STAR, WASHINGTO PUPILS GIVE PLAY. “White Aprons” Is Presented at Park View School. “White Aprons,” a historical play of Bacon's rebellion In Virginis, was presented by a cast of seventy-five puplls of the elghth grades of the Park View School last night in the school auditortum before a large au- dience. It will be repeated tonight 8 o'clock. The play is given under the direc. tion of ‘Miss Grace Meyer, teacher of dramatics M furnished by the school 'orchestra, directed by Mrs. Laura Ward. = SUES DEALER FOR $10,000. Morris Tendler, proprietor of a store at 913 D street northwest, is named as defendant in a suit to recover $10,000 damages filed in the District Supreme Court by John Stratford. The plaintift the merchant's store when the weapon was discharged, causing him a per- manent injury of the arm, he says. He is represented by Attorney Al- bert A. Jone at the school. ' Music was vag examining & pistol in | D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923 FAILS TO SERVE WRIT. Efforts of Year to Attach Belmont Property Fail. Efforts to serve an attachment on the handsome furnishings of the home of Perry Belmont, 1618 New Hampshire avenue, which have been fruitless for more than a year, have ;tee’nu abandoned. Attorney Godfrey Municlpal Garage Company against Mr. Belmont to recover a debt of $376, has directed the United States marshal that Mr. Belmont has settled the account and there is no further need of attempt- ing to serve the attachment. The house had been locked up and the caretuker refused to answer the bell, it was stated TAKES POISON BY MISTAKE. Mistaking a bottle of poison for medicine, Eugene Brent, twenty-four vears old, 1410 Webster street, early oday swallowed a small quantity of the liquid. He was taken to Emer- gency Hospital, where physicians sald ! his condition was not seriou: 605-607 7th St. O EISEMAN’S Please Note That We Are Located Between F & G Sts. Reduced For Quick Clearance 125 Men’s & Young Men’s Suits Today the prices of these suits are $20, Tomorrow (Satur- day) the price will be $13.75. We’re making this reduction to clear out 125 suits, broken sizes of our regular stock. Nearly all of them will be sold at less than $22.50, $25 and $27.50. cost. vou make the sacrifice, we will hdve thing to do with it, we a imply to enjoy the fruits in * ok % ok are 1old almost every day that we join the league it must in- | succeed, to wit, the court. Do break down. that without tliink that under these e oo s reservation—one of those . There is a great campaign cal things that being organized now to take u with—would have the the league in order that the 1 It would be a reproac may Suppose | pattern. This is indeed a wonderful opportunity. _—_—nmnmnmm 59¢ Balbriggan 50c Suspenders. 39c Underwear Well made gar- ' Greatest Phonograph Value Ever Offered! The Beautiful York Model ’ Sizes run from 33 to 42, but not all sizes in every A Sale of Good SHIRTS $ 1 .00 Good looking shirts— good wearing shirts. Every one is guaran- teed not to fade. Neat stripes or fancy pat- terns in dark or light effects, Sizes 14 to 17. 75c Neckwear. . Soc 29c Brighton Garters 85¢c Nainsook Union Suits. . . $1.65 White Shirts A fine madras shirt Neckband, , soft $1.29 cuffs .. 50c and $1.00 Belts 35c Lisle Hose. . . 25(‘, that unless -the | \hmlrxul States Roex inte the league |0 the league must fall. Would those - people who are now advocating this [Us into the leaguo and makes us i court under such circumstances con- | bart of the ’:.?f':fi;ub?"\r-of:"’-\oé;fl:w court perish? They would know that |Some of these reservations because the moment the league broke down |they regard them something in the their court must go. What Kind of a | hature of intellectual hypocrisy. But position of stultification would a man | they will unhestitatingly vote for the be in who, under such circumstances, | court proposition with the reserva- ould stand up and argue that this|U court is a great thing, that we oug preserve it, but we must destre the foundation ‘upon which it rests? Cites Court Expene. we should help to def s of the court, and that ons for joining, th: ortion of the tinue to oppose the league and let the PHONOCRAPHS AND RECORDS the most r present- Sorahsaid. | | it | Mahogany or Walnut Finish. Plays All Records. 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