Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1924, Page 12

' DAWES IS ASSAILED IN FRENCH CHAMBER Communist Deputy Declares Gen- eral Is Representatjve of “American Imperialism.” By the Associated Press. PARIS, August 22.—Communist Leader Marcel Cachin, interpellating Premier Herriot at this morning’s session of the Chamber of Deputies on the London,reparation accord, de- clared that “Dawes represents Amer- ican imperialism In a most direct per- sonal and concrete fashion.” He charged that the Americans at the London international conference im- posed the Dawes plan “with force and some brutality.” While M. Cachin was speaking. M. Herriot shrugged his massive should- ers, readjosted his horn-rimmed glasses and continued making notes. ~Tbs new American policy is pot vary disinterested,” M. Cachin con- tibued. “It has strictly an economic badis. . The Americans hope to find aA entesbled Luropean market where +he¢ can impose their conditions. They must have healthy markets to which. they can export, hende the Dawes plan. They have o sym- pathy for Europe, nor for our coun- e The Communists alone applauded the interpellator. Referring to the Hughes speech at the Pilgrims’ Club as an example of American statesmen, M. Cachin said, American statesmen are hostile to ¥4 Russia “both from a class spirit And because they do not wish to see'| Russian wheat flooding the world's markets.” M. Cachin dilated on imperialism.” casting doubt on Amer- ica's professed pacifism and point- ing to the size of the United States Navy and the rivalry with ' Great Britain. ——— ) Five women obtained party nomi- nations for State and® legislative offices in the recent primary in Missouri. “American COL. JACOB H. DEWEES IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Union Veteran of Civil War, With Enviable Record, . Suc- cumbs at 93. Col. Jacob H. Dewees, 93 years old, a veteran of the Union Army durig the Civil War and a resident of this city more than 40 years, died at 'his |- residence, 606 Fifth strest, yesterday. Col. 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Stratton as Governor of Sulu Province, re- cently made by Gov, Gen. Wood. The Senate leaders claimed that the Bovernor general had violated the adminisirative code by the appoint- ment of Americans when the .code provides that either a member of the provincial board. or provinelial ‘tre urer shall be appointed when a vi cancy occurs in a governorship. Actress Believed Slain. ROCHESTER, N. Y. August 22— The batjered and bruised body of Mrs. Hiesia Bauman, 33, of Binghamton, an actress, was found today by police in the apartment of George Louth, who eald the woman had fallen down a flight of stairs. Near the body was a’ broken arm of a Morris chair which police seized. Offcers said they doubted if the wounds on the body could have been suffered in a fall Chinese War Rumors Close Banks. By the Associated Press. . SHANGHAL August 22—Four small Chinese banks have suspended and others are expected to follow as. a result of unconfirmed reports of open warfare between Gen. 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