Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 26

BORAH SCORES U. 5. |WEALTHY PUBLISHER * . | | CHOKED HER, WIFE SAYS He Admits 'l.‘:o:;lu. But Says That It's Because of Mother- inLaw. A. Campbell, who, he declared, had been converted to “the Gospel of Freedom for Women, and their right 10 go, out with' men other than their husbands.” _ Mrs. Young charged her husband went ‘on “long debauches,” and on these occasigns he beat and choked and on one occasiom menaced SUE FOR $18,000,000. Inventors Seek Huge Sum for Im- provements on Gun Mounts. PHILADELPHIA, July 12.—An $18,000,000 claim against the Baldwin Locomotive Works for royalties on FIVE SHIPS AGROUND IN THREE-DAY STORM Hundreds of Houses Ruined in Southern South America—River Plate Floods Harbor. aground are: The German stea: Rugia, from Hamburg, land and the Belgian steamer Devon- fer. Reilef has been sont to each. DOCTORS LEAVE BUREAU. ROUT PARAGUAY REBELS. | 4| Government Troops Recapture Pub- | | lc Buildings in Asuncion. | By the Assoclated Press. BUENOS AIRES, July 12.—The lat- | est advices received by the Argentine For Better Vision The Right Glasses POLCY OF RFTIG Reparations Conference and Recognition of Russia Urged ! as Peace Steps. her, . and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsman Optical Co., 05 14th St. N.W. Dr. 8. M. Rinehart, consultant on tuberculosis, and Dr. ¥rank Hutchins, clinical director in neuropsychigtry, of the Veterans' Bureau, have re- slgned, it was announced yesterday, and their places will be filled by Dr. George Rowland and Dr. T. J. Hunt, respectively. —_—— Due to the unprecedented rise of the| Courage is a virtue which the | River Plate, part of the water-front|young cannot spare—to lose it is to has been inundated. The vessels' grow old before one's time. patented igiprovements on mobile heavy artillesy has been brought in the United States district court here, it was revealed when counsel for government from Asuncion report | that after the fighting in the streets of the Paraguayan capital Tuesday morning the revolutionists captured | the government house and other pub- | He_buildings. ! Officials of the government escaped | on the Paraguayan gugboat Adolfo Riquelme, but later th® revolution- | Ists were dislodged and the govern- | ment officlals returned to their quar- | rers. I By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, July 12.—Courtland H. Young, wealthy head of the Young Publishing Company, publishers of a | cation, greatly to her humillation. group of magazines, was sued for |She declared his income was $150,000 separation yesterday by his twenty-|a year, and that but for his drinking one-year-old wife of three years. |proclivities he could make it much Answering her allegations that his| higher. fondness for intoxicants had caused | Supreme Court Justice Lydon, at most of thelr troubles, which were |the preliminary hearing, allowed her admittedly numerous, Young lald the |$275 a month alimony and $3,500 blame on” his mother-in-1aw,. Mra. S.| counsel fees pending trial. TR her with a pistol. Once, she alleged. Young was ejected from a fashionable inn at Southampton, L./L, for Intoxl- By the Awsociated Press. MONTEVIDEO, July 2. — Five steamers are aground off this port and hundreds of houses along the coast have been destroyed ‘In conse- quence of the violent storm that has raged for the lasi three days over southern South America. Baldwin's asked for and obtained an extension of ninety days In which to file an answer. The plaintiff is Lawrence W. Luel- len, who, with Cecil F. Dawson, was sald to have invented fmprovements on gun mounts used extensively dur- ing the war. I By the Assoclated Pross. PORTLAND, Ore., July lf»*']‘he' league of nations and the world court are impotent in the presence of the Ruhr and the Russian problems, and the United States should ask for an economic confarence to deal with the reparations situation and take af- firmative steps looking ultimately to recognition of the Russlan govern- ment, United States Senator Willlam E. Borah of Idaho declared in an ad- dress here last night. The senator was speaking to the convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women. Z The senator said there could be no peace, no disarmament, no opening of the markets of KEurope to the products of American farms without adjustment of the Ruhr proolem and the Russian problem. Drifting Dow cam. “Until_these are adjusted,” he, as- serted. “we may look for economic disorders and the continued deepen- ing of human suffering. 1 agree with Senator Underwood, who has lately returned from study of these ques- tions on the round, that we are drifting down stream. and can al- hear the roar of the rapids. In presence of these problems the league and the world court are im- potent. They are, war prob- lems. They sprang from the war and are breeders of war. owe it to the cause of peace, to economic health RIGHT (These experiments were made with a limited " market” of approximately 50 people, and indicated as well a marked preference for ice creams that included a percentage of ge]at;n n ther camfios;t;on as aga;n:t those which did nut.) A = A A1 A IS » UNCLE (Tests recently made by the Government with ice creams of various grades demonstrated a fireference gen- erally for those products which contained the higher per- centages of cream (butterfat), sugar and other constituents of ice cream.) - O you prefer an ice cream with a high or medium percentage of CREAM (butterfat)? What is your preference with regard to cane sugar or sweetness? Do you prefer, as in the government test, an ice cream. that contains gelatin? For your co-operation in helping us gauge the public test, so we may fix the standard of our product accordingly, we are offering in the three special ice creams known as “A,” “B” and “C” a Quality and Purity far in excess of the price asked, AND--- ; and to humanity to help in the ad- Justment of the questions. “We can help without dep: the slightest from our tradi foreign policy or breakin from our long-established It seems to me an economic confere the one, and we should settlement of the o by steps looking ultimately tion. to Invites Other Plans. “If these are not the proper then let those who oppos specify what we should not be possible that w content to watch th grow worse and swell into the del not war, then tha t. zation wo! grinding dermines c is this: Is th world bankrup g world conferenc en's Trade Union League on questions | involving betterment of conditions of working women. The resolutions were introduced by the legislative committee. Tilt Over Trade League, Discussion of the latter was mark- between Mary Stewart of Washington, D. C., man of the legislative committee, and Miss Mercia Hoagland of Indianapolis, a national vice president. Miss _ Hoagland denounced the Trade Union League as “un-Ameri- can and an ally to the ment of Russia.” plied briefly, c tlon that the resoluti It was carried almost un [ —— ONLYFOUR RERA INCHNESECABNET Finance Minister Quits, Wrecking Temporary Pe- king Government. Send Your Suggestions in Promptly! N the event that the NAME ADJUDGED BEST is suggested BY MORE THAN ONE PER- SON, the Grand Prize of $300 will be awarded to the contestant who FIRST SUB- MITTED THAT NAME. The Second Prize of $150 will be awarded to the con- testant who, on the basis of time, was the next to submit that name. Should three, four, five or giore contest- ants choose the name select- ed as the best, the Third Prize of $50 will go to who- ever was the third to submit that name—and so on, in the same sequernge as the sugges- tions were sent in. To prevent any uncertainty regarding this sequence, each suggestion as it is received by the Coptest Dept. will be stamped immediately by a clock-machine with the date and hour received. The re- ceiving, stamping and cus- tody of all coupons until the contest terminates will be in charge of a specially qualified representative of the Gard- ner Johnson Advertisers Service Bureau, Inc., of Wash- ington. tewart re- with a mo- be adopted. fmously. 111 Lk [TV IVITINNY] First Prize......$300.00 in Gold! Second Prize... $150.00 in Gold! Third Prize..... $50.00 in Gold! And 662 Other Cash Prizes as Follows: 10 Awards of $10 Each: 22 Awards of $5 Each; 30 Awards of $3 Each; 100 Awards of $2 Eal‘:h, and 500 Awards of $1 Each. ~CONTEST ENDS JULY 31st ACT AT ONCE! wherein you are to mark an “X" after the ice cream preferred—whether the “A.” the “B” or the “C.” Mark your preference on each coupon. There is also a space for your suggestion as to a NAME by which the most popular ice cream could be called, and a space for your own name and address. ML ONTESTANTS may submit as many names as desired, but only one name per coupon. Where more than one name is submitted on the same coupon, the first name only will be considered. . ALL SUGGESTIONS MUST BE MADE ON THE COUPONS PRO- VIDED IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSIDERATION, and in every case the ice cream preferred should be clearly indicated in the space allotted. Typewriting, long-hand or hand- printing are all permissible, but care should be taken as to clearness or casy reading. nister. resigned today, virtually completing the wrecking of the fragmentary cabinet which has been functionin mblance of authority since Premier Chang Shao- Tseng left his post some months ago, and President Li Luan-Hung fled to Tientsin shortly afterws | Until the finance minister _quit there had been five members of the cabinet functioning out of a total of nine, this majority giving their acts at least an appearance of regularity With the number reduced to four, with no president. and no premier, and important porfolios of | affairs and finance vacant, it ered dvubtful whether the remnant can continue st. In case it is desired to make a change, or an accident, such as blot- ting, makes what was written illegible, it is permissible to rewrite the part required on the back of the coupon, provided the attention is called to such change on the front of the coupon. ist. c members still function- ing are those in the portfolios of the interior. communica justice and All persons in the employ of the Chapin-Sacks Corporation are barred as contestants. Contest will end at midnight Tues- day, July 31, 1923. ses and daily Indian clubs and performs horizontal bars. “Snake’s Hips” 18 a fox-trot that trots out every trick in the jazz musician's bag when The Grorgians get under way in this Columbia Record. swings on the ABOUT THE NAME Do not use any part of “The Velvet Kind” in the name or names you submit. Try to make your suggestion a coined or entirely new word or ex- pression, attractive and snappy in charaéter—something that will catch the fancy and be easily remembered, if possible. 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