Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1924, Page 18

ey {16 NEUE JOBLESS ISSUE|WILL GRILL WIDOW {IN BRITISH COMMONS éonurvntives Challenge Govern- ment to Disclose Its Plans for Remedy. arsraisin ERS GREET %Io Rum Curb Proposed in British Insane Jealousy on Part of Former H 3 Fri : ? Waters. i riend Alleged. i —— i 3 By the Asseciated Press, | et LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 11.—While ¥ LONDON, March 11.—The debate in the house of commons last night pro- Widod interesting incidents. Conserva- 4ve members challenged the govern- Bent, on the vote for the civil service @timates, to disclose its policy with 1espect to a remedy for unemployment. anley Baldwin, the late premier, do- ired that the unemployment question Kanl killed his government and would il any gevernment that falled to deal effectively with it. The labor minister, Thomas Shaw, b reply, made a spirited open declara- lon that unemployment was a na- anal responsibility which the nation ;ust shoulder to the fullest degree. dven if it meant heavy payments on ;r part of those possessing means to | i Resembles Baldwin's Policy. { Arguing that the government had Been in office only six weeks and could Aot be expected to produce a_definite Stheme as yvet, the minister addressed His challengers “to wait and see.” He then proceeded to outline a number of tentative proposals that bore such a sitong resemblance to the proposals | proviously made by Mr. Baldwin's de- t administration that the opposi- burst into ironical cheers and ter, which provoked Mr. Shaw to ‘This also evoked ironical cheers. © Other interesting incidents were the mwaiden speeches delivered by the sons of Liowd George and Tpcn\-ely. two seats away and watched his s performance with Intent solici- | Hall Caine, re- Mr. Lloyd George was sit- Caine, jr. in opening his speech, » would like to congratulate his “fellow maiden speecher on his Very ex- cellent speech, which showed signs that the vounger Lioyd George would follow hly very distinguished father.” § 3 Som Pleases Lioyd George. “The former premier was evidently nroud of his son's effort, and ehortly Afterward beckoned to him and the two iert the chamber together. Replving to questions, Premier | Macdonald said the government did | mot propose to introduce any new regulation under the American liquor treaty regarding the organisation of the rum-running trafic In British waters. The premier hoped to be able at an | early date to indicate the govern- moent’s policy regarding the Singa- pore naval base. i “He also announced the early publi- | cation of a “blue book” corresponding o the recently issued French “yel- | low book” on the peace negotiations. All records would be included, except Seme informal confidential conversa- tlons. These would be withheld at ihe request of the Belgian govern- ment, which feared that the publica- ton ‘of such confidential conversa- tlons might impede lre frank inter- change of allied views in the future. | No Vote on Unemployment. i he unemployment te_proved djscursive and inconclus No vote wWas taken. mong th Baldwi said h interesting points were prediction that the sc of the franc would mean fierca competition from France and Hilgium in the iron and stdel trade, | %08 the novel point raised by Ma geret Bondfield. who maintained that | many industrial factories started In! China by British and ‘American cap- ital were run under conditions worse than the conditions prevailing in Writish factories at the beginning of the factory syste DR. JAMES 0. GREEN DIES. ! Pather of Prince Viggo's Fiancee of 0ld Virginia Family. | EW YORK., March 11.—Dr. Green, whose daughter, James Elainor Margaret Green, is betrothed to Prince Viggo of Denmark, died yesterday at his home. old. Dr. Green was a son of Dr. Norvin Ggeen, former president of the West- ern Union Telegraph Company, b a direct iteen, He was eighty-two vears| who settled in V. ecighteenth century. B . he is survived by tvin Green 3 - — e e DICKENS’ WORK ON STAGE. SCHICAGO. March 11.—A revival of Cparies Dickens on the Chicago stage obcurred last night when Margaret Apglin opened an engagement in ‘“Tho Great Lady Dedlock,” based on IHckens' “Bleak House." ides -hi Jeritza. Louisville Police Trail Clues in DEFENSE | KILLER RELEASED ON BAIL police continued today investigation of the imprisonment of Willlam Gates, which reached a climax Saturday night ‘when Gates, according to his statement, shot and kiled his Heaton, and fled from a “room of hor- rors,” attorney, prepared widow of the slain man. Indianapolis detective, having assisted Heaton in kidnaping Gates Thursday night, had been re- ceived by police here. The extradition hearing ‘was scheduled for this after- noon in Indianapolis. i years because of the jealousy mani- fested by her husband was a state- ment interview published today. Twice in as having sald, h ing that on one occasion he explained | substitute for calomel, | on the bowels and positively do the work. find quick relief through Dr wards’ Olive Tablets. sugar-coated tablet bad breath by all who know them. i and | puri descendant of ~Robert | do i in the: does | aisazresa T after gevenieen years of practice among pa- tients afficted_with bowel plaint, it poond mixed with clive ofl: yoa will know them ™ every night for & week aad mote the effect. 15c ‘and 30c. Jeritza Poli’s Theatre March 14 Attend the recital and note the individual qualities that distinguish this great soprano. Then go to the store of any dealer in Victor products and hear the Victor Records by Note how faithfully her renditions are portrayed on the Victrola. Be sure to hear “Elsa’s Traum,” from Lohengrin, beth’s Gebet,” from Tanhhauser (6172). Vi ct__rol"a Vickr Talking Mackine I OF MURDER VICTI¥| Slaying to Prevent Mutila- tion. jatler, Richard W. Clarke Otte, assistant state's to question the Extradition papers for Frank Cordell, charped with Fired on Twice. That she had lived in fear for four credited to Mrs. Heaton in an the four-year period, she was quoied o fired at her, add- the shot was fired accidentally, Gates, who declared he killed his POINTERS to Good Teeth Good Health Use a common-sense dentifrice— one that washes and polishes and is free from harmful grit. COLGATE’S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM CLEANS TEETH .\ \THE RIGHT, WAY erstwhile friend and former employer in a room where Heaton had improvised an operating table and assembicd sur- gical instruments for the mutilation operation, with a pistol his captors had overlooked in_searching him, was at liberty under $1,000 bail to await hear- ing on a murder charge March 15. eyde C. 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