Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1924, Page 16

.16 ~OST-WAR EMOTIONS “HANDICAP LEAGUE” . Nicholas Murray Butler De- plores Lack of European Co- Operation in Work. “ES CHANGE IN AMERICA “ublic Mind Strongly Opposed to Any Foreign Relations, He Says. {1ie Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 26 cloped by the world war, which the civilized world, the league of natlons win sufficient support arger European countri operation in foreign policy, and checked a notable movement to bstitute the rule of right for that force, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler certed today in his annual report : director of the division of inter- urse and education of the Carnegic dowment for inter nal p The United States would have little uble at this time, President Butler id, in sccuring the reservations to emanded t public sway ue Imotions are s for | number of stitches ever taken in a CHARLES SMITH’ RITES. School Employe Was Resident of D. C. for Forty Years. les H. Smith, who died Wed- night at his home, 313 C 't northeast, at the age of sixty- buricd yesterday afternoon ressional “cemetery. . Smith was born in Alexandria, but had resided in Washington for forty 3 He served as en- gineer at the Webster § ool during the past five years. He leaves a widow and childrn. 160 STITCHES TAKEN IN DOCTOR’S WOUNDS | Casualty Hospital Record Broken in Case of Attempted Suicide. Patient to Reocver. | | ! Thysicians at Casualty Hospital put | titches into the arms, throat and of Lir. Thomas Hickey, who was Lrought there yesterday afternoon from the Vendome Hotel, where he called for help after slashing himselr with a razor. Tkis is the greatest patient at Casualty Hospital, al- | though the record at Emergency Hos- 00. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢ APRIL 27, 1924—PART 1. SENATORS DROP THEIR CARES TO SHOW PAGES HOW MARBLES SHOULD BE PLAYED SENATORS TO PROBE MUSCLE SHOALS BID Agriculture Committee Issves Suh- poena for Henry Ford’s Private Secretary. to Manufacturer’s Offer. The agricultura committee to delve deep: ly into the proposed disposition o Muscle Shoals was further yesterday when Norris Ford's private secretary. The subpoena called for the ap pearance of E. H. Liebold before the committea May 2. He will b questioned regarding Ford's bid for Muselo Sh and telegrams ex on Miller, former , and e of ahin William the on_ eorre Dearborn Ind spa it befor. TELEGRAMS ARE IMPOUNDED Testimony Heard Is Unfavorable determination of the Senate demonstrated Chairman ed a subpoena for Henry changed between him and James M Cameron, | the Ford bid. At yesterday's hears ing James R. Garfleld, Secretary s the Interior in the Roosevelt cabr inot, assailed the Ford bid as a de stroyer of the government's conse tion policy and a creator of t greatest power trust known to his tory."” The other witnesses, T. L. Kirke patrick, president of the Charlott N. C.. Chamber of Commerce, and C. Dwelle of Charlotte, vice pl’(‘!_!]/lfl‘ of the Chadwick Hoskins GCottol Mills, told the committee that Nort Carolina_opposed the Ford bid a all other bids that did not com under the terms of the federal wat t £ e e r | e| Price Reduced $1,000 New Detached Home pital runs over “hysicians were holding out chances for the wounded man. igation uncovered alle- t he was a drug addict and that the cut-off of his supply led him to desp He left a five- rage letter Chevy Chase, D. ( 5807 33d Street nd Bath this country t condition than that display .irectly after the close of the war. Fear of Complications The fear of political complications ern Union T¢ telegrams chairman an aph Company. ipounded by refused last night | ed Rooms Garage Modern In Open Sunday Ase S will be Scven HoFore the ermined Faid he it would All nplanted | th i alr © to save his life. John 1. Neurath of 1319 C street northeast was taken to Casualty Hos- afternoon suffering rms and throat police to have been He said only that ‘ad caused him to cut him- prov e tionship in n or associat] vis inten sive ht continu. he larger B di with th Drive out Conn n ionalism mmode Mr. bot ry." Chair- | ot turn a7 HOWENSTEIN BROS. 3015 14th St. N.W. Col. zx0 A marble champlonship at the Capitol yesterday hetween senators and pages. The senntors are left to right: Johnson, Overman, Ralston and Fexs. MUSICIANS GET RAISE. | Reported Pay Increase Ends Dead- | lock in Philadelphia. } PHILADELPHIA, April 26.—Wage differences between musicians of the Philadelphia Orchestra and the man: agement have been settled, Thomas president of the Musicians’ i Union, announced today. | ‘tails of the basis of settlement not revealed, but it Was report- ary . who h srd bid, will be the f called at tomorrow’s hearing | o far, all testimony heard by the | committie has been unfavorable tol splaying ttitude ler reported. While s the earncst support of ler countries, which look to ation for protection st attack or spoliation, league ipporters in the major nations have Twenty ed that the basis wa | half the minimun an Increasa for d players to the $70 minimum demanded by the union The deadlock betw the piz tive stitches were taken in | the woun d elthoush his condi- tion is serious, chances were de fair for his recovery management lasted approximately six weeks Gunmen Wreck 6flice. 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