Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 40

RETURN TO IDEALISM OF WILSON IS URGED College Head Pleads for‘Polioies of Late President by His Grave Here. Woodrow Wilson's idealism was de- olared necessary to the nation by Rev. Dr. Bernard G, Bell, president ot Stephen's College, Annandale, Y., in the course of an address (h livered at the 4 o'clock service yes- terday afternoon at the National Cathedral On account of the rain the services, which were to have been held in the open, were held in the Bethlehem Chapel, in the crypt of which the body of the late President is buried. Declaring the peace from the world war practically a failure, Dr. Bell ascribed the cause as “partl from stupidity and partly from wanton- L n our part who have made the dreamed after “and we stopped Wilson added, nt he t is said that he lacked tact and that he alienated us from In one se, of course, Wilson was s tactless. a united hips, political con- 're as nothing. The pur- s everything. this sort of herolc tactles of believing men less ions_than which Mr. Wilson FOLKS Mrs. James Couzens, wife of the senator from Michigan, is one of the most practical of philanthropists and, as wife of the mayor of the fifth ave unremitting attention to civie rity. For one thing, Mrs. Couzens has a_charming little adopted daughter, though she has two of her own and a son and grandchildren besides. But in this instance the most helpful method seemed to be to take this bereaved little girl into her home circle and to extend to her all its advantag She has a score of wards to whom he gives opportunities which cannot financlal fig- Couzens mere has shown 1. She >s to worthy to those which really show re. in taking care of the indigent. patronized recreation jaunts and pienics as value in disciplinary or ed- ucational measure: Mrs. Couz and her young daugh- ter, Miss Madeliene Couzens, who is getting her first glimpse of the inter- national gayety in which Washing- ton abounds. do not neglect the least detail of their social duties, though large part of their day is consumed mn spies here and In Detroit. s was Miss Margaret A was in_her husl public schools and the romance was affairs which grow LEL \mnmm o ss i the ham, Ontaric one of thos and ripe sodes retiring and least p bers of t 1 to many pastoral tendency made selection in W has not yet afliliated e of which she is logic the Tuesday-Lunche: women of the Senate. b ot the Railroads Safer Than Windows. The ratio of the loss of life to the number of people carried by railroads i3 about one to 10,000,000, and sta- tistics can be made to show that more people fall out of windows and die as a result than are killed in rail- road accidents in all’ parts of the world. o aupply sou with Blank Bogks sud the E. Mornson . Paper Co. MONEY Advanced on_ Automobiles N.E. PROTECT YOUR EYES Your fature ision can be protected oaly by vour present careful watchfuloes ou are having {rouble with your eyes. drop 'in and Bave our experts examing them. OPTICAL CO\ M. A. LEESE G5a"% Prere 112 11th Street Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50" 8, = Stopping Over in ALEXANDRIA To wisit Christ, Church and Washington's 10a.m,2p m, m‘: and Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Reservations, Main §87 Regular Service Every Half Hour. 9:00 o, m. to 3:30 p. m. Round Trip, 80 Cent: Mount Vernon open 10 a. m, to Mt. Vernon Not Opea T T YOU NATURALLY WANT THEM TO BE SYCCESSFUL. 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There, like lambkins slaughter, they kneel down drink the water that will rust their costly gizzards and déstroy their diaphragms; that the law may be unbroken all their inner works they're soakin’ in the pallid juice that gurgles back of weirs and ferdams. But the scofflaws, and fri fill themselves with boot- leg whisky, and they care not for the statutes and they laugh to scorn the law; and they jeer the brave up- liiters who avoid illegal snifters, they bring shame upon the nation, for their work is coarse and raw. Let us join the noble martyrs who have torn their Sunday garters, bending down to drink the brooklet, side by side with cows and mules; let us shun the bootleg quaffers, let us join the moral gaffers, let us seck 'a pure refreshment in the horse- ponds and the poo! (Copyright.) W PORTER HIT BY TRAIN. William Ray in Critical Condition at Emergency. Willlam Ray, colored, thirty-three, 216 South Green str Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio railroad porter, was injured severely by a rallroad train in the vard of the Washington Terminal Company, near K street st, last night. Both legs were injury to one being so seri- 1t amputation was necessary at Emergency Hospital. His head also was injurcd. His condition is eritical. Ray reached Union station on an s train a short time before he s found alongside the tracks in the railroad yard. It is thought he alighted from moving train and was struck by a train on the next track. His relatives were notified of the accident. STUDEBAKER That’s All LT MASON. Just Drive It; MRS. WILKINS HEADS CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE Mrs. F. C. Wilkins, a graduate of Mount Holyoke College, has been elected chairman of the local commit- tee which, with the assistance of local officers, will control the Natlonal Clubhouse of the American Associa- tion of University Women at 1634 1 street. 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Orzan Recital, Arthur Flagel “MEMORIES OF HERBERT” Betty Anderson, Soprano MeGra ‘Tenor; Chi gher, in Melod Victor H. ert’s Hits TIVOLI I!H“\OI Dl" LIVING ELIAS BRE “BREESKIN Yyartuoss Pre- SEE AMERICA FIRST My 10,000- T o, 10000mie % 1= ndel n.. randest ; £ericy T Bpeciat Tr Tour, with every little detail arranged from start finiah, 5 The route includes Deaver. Colorado Spring: Balt TIVOLI W I To Be-nmnl Bl tieey Nisves CHARLES E. GALAGHER Basso, Offering “Bells of the Sea” Lige Conley_{n “Midnight Blues” THE OSSMANS Lake Lou 5 "on fo Minneapolis, St. Faul, Chir World Famons Banfoists and Re riists nd home et This Special Train Party leaves July 1 cord| and a Special Car rmy“:! e e coute on August 23d. 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Eik ou 72 TONIGHT TO THE OREAT MUSIO OF or ANDY AND 40 OTHER AMUSEMENTS ADMISSION IS FREE % 222 % “THE MORKL SINNER” Added Program Hits Semnet Comedy, “BLACK OXFORDS™ odge—O0ve 22272 //////////%’my// / c LOEW’S A 'o.T“EET AT 12TH “l-nll'—]lll” .. to 11 “ICEBOUND" Wiliam De Mille’s p(cmdn“on 0] way stage hit, featuring RICHARD DIX—-LOIS WILSON a...u.“ &':-a‘;'—"'fi'r.'n'vf' "Yomcr WITH JAMES RENNIE News—Hodxe-P “TODAY AND ALL WEER Dwen Davis’ Pullteer prize VERA REYNOLDS ’ro'le-——\ ews—Overture, Etc. e Pemnant-Wis Battery of Songland Special Comedy Feature GORDON DOOLEY & MARTHA MORTON CRESSY & DAYNE 7 Other Star Acts and DUCI KEREKJARTO Royal Violinist Virtuoso Shows Daily 2:18 & 8:15 Sunday Matinee at 3 Diraction of GRACE G. GILCHRIST ‘With Assisting Artists EDWIN MARKHAM Distinguished American Poet RAYMOND MOORE Concert Baritone CLELIA FIORAVANTI Ttalian Prims Donns /At tho Home of Madam Karl Von Lewinski 3145 Sixteenth St. N.W. Temorrow, June 3, at 8:15 P.M. Tickets on Sale at E. 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