Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 18

o T HARDING T0 SPEA ON CITIZENSHIP Gen. Pershing Also Listed at Meeting at Continental Hall. President Harding and Gen. Persh- thg will be among the speakers at a @eeting Thursday in the Memorial fontinental Hall of the National American Council and Federal Councll on Citizenship Training, called to dis- cuss plans for a nation-wide move- ment for patriotic citizenship. : Prominent among the others to ad- dvess this gathering are Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the Natlonal American Council; Mrs, Anthony yne Cook: president general, Daughters of the American Revolu- n. J. J. Tigert, United States c ssioner of education, and Dr. Mann, chairman of the ad y board of the general staff, War De- National American Cou formed to encourage better Americ citizenship, is composed of represent f a larze number of national nizations. The Federal Council of 'itizenship Training, which will co- yperate in this coming meeting, is an interdepartmental agency of the gov- ernment. g One of the aims of the National American Council is to bring back more | patriotic Fourth of July celebrations and to spread Americanism throughout the republic. The council will prepare programs for patriotic rallies. One feature planned is to have President Harding issue a proclamation \"Illn‘K for a civic court of honor to be con- etituted in the various communities for the formal induction into citizen- persons who have reached » during the previous ell as for newly naturalized SNOW SLIDE KILLS FOUR. Strikes End of Railroad Tunnel at Terrific Speed. A gigantic own the moun- ! tain| t west end of a_tunnel on the-Denver Lake between ke, Col. near . killing four workmen and In- ng two othe Special Sale Upholstering Fabrics 20 pieces Satin Damask at half price apestry less If price. Cretonne at . price. We specialize on mak- ing Stip Covers to mea- sure and upholstering furniture. Lansburgh Int. Decorating Co. b bbb bbb bbb b b 4 less than . | Brackett, Rev. T. A. Hyde and Rev. peed. struck the | EPISCOPALIANS OPEN | SOCIAL CONFERENCE Start Three-Day Meeting at Trin- ity Church—Take Trip to Mount Vernon. Social work conferences in Wash- ington do not end with the adjourn- ment tomorrow night of the national conference of social work, for the Protestant Episcopal Church opened its national conference of social serv- ice workers this‘afternoon at Trinity Church, 3d street and Indiana avenue northwest, for a three-day rum. Shortly after the delegates con- vened they recessed for a trip to Mount Vernon by automobile. At 6:30 o'clock tonight they dine together at Trinity parish house. An address will be delivered tonight at 8 o'clogk on “The Strategic Position of the School in Programs of Social Work." The session tomorrow will convene at 9:30 o'clock, when a conference of the executive body will be held. At 2:30 o'clock reports of committees will be given by Dr. Jeffery R. Charles K. Gilbert. At the 8 p.m. meeting an address will be made by Rev. Dr. L. E. Sunderland on “Pub- lic Opinion.” There are to be subconferences rom 9 to 13:45 o'clock Thursday. At_the afternoon session addresses will be made by Rev. Harold Hall, Rev. R. Cary Montague, Miss Mildred | P. Carpenter and R Lathrop. An address on Work™” is to be g Mrs. Martha P. Falconer. Corporate communion will be cele- brated at 7:30 am. Frida; The gen- eral session will convene at 9:30 o'clock. Addresses will be made by Rev. James Sherin and Canon S. Glover Dunseath. At the afternoon session addresses will be made by Mrs. J. A. Moore, W. M. Hard and R. S. Newport. Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania is ex- pected to deliver the principal address at the evening session. { U. S. CITIZEN DIES IN BERLIN.: . 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ADIUM HAY FEVER SOLUTION relieved 90% of the cases of Hay Fever last year within 72 hours. Radium Products Corporation 1105 Connecticut Ave. N.W. O’Donnell’s Drug Stores Peoples Drug Stores THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WEEKS FLAYS IDEA OF SMIALLU.S. ARMY Says Nation Has No Need to Fear Growth of Military Caste Here. By the Associated Pre LOS ANGELES, Calif, May 22—The | m United States Army “has no wish to Ppromote war. but it has a clear con- ception of how to keep peace,” Sec- retary of War John W. Weeks de- clared last night at a banquet given in his honor by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. “The Army does many things in time of peace, continued Secretary Weeks, who, with a delegation of senators, representatives and officers of the Army and Navy, arrived here Festerday on the Army transport Grant. “Its actual upkeep represents an inconsiderable cost to the tax- payer.” below the strength allowed Germany. Ou is the smallest army among the great powers. The percentage of total budget spent for military pur- poses is also smaller in our -ase, except for Germany. Should Have 1,000,000, “If we were prepared for war in proportion to our population, we should have an Army of more than 1,000,000 men, yet we actually have only about 118,000, “We now have a system of national def. which enables us to maintain the smallest Regular Army. The es- sential parts of our new system can- not be neglected. It is necessary Lo maintain an efficient National Guard. It is important to develop the Organ- ized Reserves. “Americans need not be afraid of militarism so long as their own hearts are set against war. ‘They eed have no fear of the growth of a militaristic class as long as they have an interest in national defense. They should, however, be on :their guard against the dangers of £oing too far in their desire for peace.™ WAR CLAIMS WORK HELD UP BY BOARD VACANCY Choice of American to Succeed Judge Parker, Now Chairman, Expected Shortly. Resumption of proceedings before the Mixed Claims Commission on the ;| ous classes of persons, such as the Cltes Peace Work. The Secratary cited many instances of peace-time activities of the Army in’ support of his assertion, declaring that several industries owed thelr initiation to the Army, and that some activities of the government, on which dally dependence is placed by numer- war claims of the United States government and American citizens against Germany today awaited the appointment of an American com- missioner to succeed Judge Edwin P. Parker of Texas, who has been ap- pointed umpire of the commission. Judge Parker's appointment as umpire was made yesterday iminedi- ately after former Justice Day of the Supreme Court had sent his resignation weather bureau, had been started by it. 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