Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1925, Page 18

18 INTERALLED DET DISTURBS ELROPE View Held That aermany’s Failure to Meet Obligations Complicated Situation. BY ANDRE By Radio to The ar. PARIS, ‘ebruary’ 4. —Interallied debts which headlined last week's bill in Europe's vaudeville now have vielded place to the problem of s However, this constant shift- public attention does change the fact that th question is always the If the debt settlement difficulties, it is simply becau many has not fulfilled her en ment to repay the victors the amc of damages and pensions. Had ( many kept faith, the allies cc have repaid their debts with the money they have been obliged to spend rebuilding their own ruins is a security prob- Germany has ARDIEU. and juridical | same way as she| ed her financial obligations. | a of disarming, she arms. In-| d of punishing war criminals, she them on a pedestal as the best | spirit_of r German entative of that | which is taught in | schools. | Dificulties of Common Origin. | In other words, all difficulties be-| tween the allies have one common —their common fai | any respect the tr signed This has become so obvious : to make | rties she that | TEXAS BISHOP HEADS CHURCH commrTTEE | I The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. More Good News of Our February [ %= MILE] A SMALL Deposit Reserves Your Purchase Federal Council Elects Executive Body to Serve for the Next Four Years. To serve for the next four years the executive committee of the Fed- 8 Council of Thurches has been elected, with Bishop John M. Moore of Dallas, Tex., as chairman. Bishop Moore is the resident bishop in Texas of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He was formerly in charge 6f Southern Methodist work in_Brazil. The vice chairmen are Rev. Dr. Clarence A. Barbour of Rochester, N. Y., Rev. Dr. John Baltzer of St. Louis and Rev. Dr. L. K. Williams of Chicago. Dr. Rivington D. Lord of Brookl Y., was re-elected re- cording secretary. s president of ¥ 1 Seminary. E formerly pastor of the Lake Baptist Church, Rochester, N. several years he was identified with the in mittee of the Y. M. e is a former president of the Northern Baptist Convention, and is author or editor of several books and hymnals. Baltzer is president of the Synod of North America. al com- onvention (negro), st negro bodles in tor of Olivet Church 9,000 members. cretary of the rehes since its ition, and has also served as secretary of the executive committee dufing that time. He has just cele- brated his fortieth anniversary as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, N. Y. TWO0 DUELISTS EILLED. tional NEW ORI February 4.—Two Premier Herriot, in his latest speech, |men were killed Monday night in a pistol very language the writer used months ago when he| Poincare for uses the himself blamed turn of the C crown Certainly admission wa a who would have prefer to assert that hi had be But t proved the contrary, of good faith, he had to draw the only | possible conclusion His speech de- serves careful consideration in Anglo- Saxon countries, for it expresses the conviction of every party in Parliament except the Communists. Proofs which Premier Herriot ad- vances have been set forth so often in these dispatches that the writer| will nqt Germany vio- lates the t ¥ enlisting more troops than she is to be a atory policy Germany. rmy of 150,000 z e, manufactures twenty times th amount of munitions needed, s- | tablishes the general staff, one of the greal factors in outbreak of the war, and announces her intention to create an army of several million men. | All these facts are undeniable, and are scar oftened by the arrival to power of Nationalist ministers whom Chancellor Hans Luther chose as his collaborators, France has the right and duty to take these facts into account. Here, at least, there can be no elaborate economic arguments such as were used to justify reducing Germany's reparations debt. Here ce: it is not a question of Germany's capacity—only a question of will, “0aa» Situation Revealed. And isn't it a curious thing that after five vears of mystification which pre ceded the Dawes committee report, after all the world was told about Germ: being on the verge of catastrophe, fisn it 0dd that as soon as Germany gets her debt finally reduced to a minimum she comes forward with a subsidy of 600,- 000,000 marks to Ruhr industries and her budget still shows a surplus of more than a billion mark: Eminent specialtis 1920 have been dram: ly lament- ing poor Germany's inability to pay, will pardon the writer & so, but it seems that, like the astronomer in the fable, they have been so intent on watching the stars that they have fallen into the well dug for them by practical jokers. May we Frenchmen not fairly ask the English and Americans to reflect on these facts on which all French- men are agreed, no matter how the d who since would like her to be. they will do this it will make much easier the solution of many present Henry Dopkin to Head Entertain- ment Bill Sunday. The third bi-monthly entertainment of the Young Men's Hebrew Associa- tion will be held next Sunday evening in the Y. M. H. A. Hall, featured by Henry Dopkin and a troupe of 10 en- t s. The troupe is coming to through the courtesy of | yer. resident director of the Jewish Education Alliance of Baltimore The committee in charge of the entertainment follows: Max H. Aron- | son, Harry Brisker, Morris Gewirz, Louis ldberg, Isador Hershfield, Leon Katz, Hyman N. Levy, Mortimer King, Adlai Mann, Nor Ma Shefferman, Louis E. Spiegler, seph Stein and Joseph A. Wilner. The officers o M David Wiener, Simon, M g secretary -arms; Paul P. irer; Moe Offenberg, executiv ratary, and Isador Lesser, executive secretary. Take care of duel in“Gretna, a suburb, when Frank Burke of McDonoghville, near Gretna, Vollmer of San Antonlio, hot it out.” Both men died on v to a local hospital. Have a complexion that everyone admires . Dispel the blotches Restore skin health RESINGL Soothing and Healing a police | § IT STOPS THAT COUGH JUNIPER TAR | COMPOUND GIVES QUICK RELIEF FOR Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS USED 50 YEARS WITH WONDERYUL SUCCESS Ask Grandma----She Knowef GORNS Lift Off-No Pain' | Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching com, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. . Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or_corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation. lame muscles This never-failing treatment quickly removes all stiffness and ache Givelame, achingmuscles prompt treatment with Sloan’s, Apply lightly. You don’t have to bother to rub it on. The lini- ment itself does the job for you. Its stimulating ingredients send freshly purified blood tingling throughout the aching parts, re- 5u‘n'n the tissues that arebroken own % over-exercise—washing away the poisons generated by over-fatigue. ‘Tense muscles relax. The ach- ing stops. Soon you feel limber and supple as ever. Get a bottle MS cents at all druggists, Sloan's Liniment “ou 2 B < Il e 1T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925. Liberal Credit HE Once-a-Year Opportunity to Buy Quality Furniture at Heavy Reductions from Our Customary Low Prices. Mahogany-Finish Windsor Chair of splendid construction $7.95 Deferred Payments Mahogany-Finish Windsor Chair attractive and durable $5.95 Terms to Suit White Enameled Kitchen . Chair Built for exceptional service. $2.45 Liberal Credit Mahogany Cane-Back Rocker $19.75 Deferred Payments Golden Oak High Chair Constructed for good service $2.98 Terms to Suit Mahogany-Finish End Table $3.95 Terms to Suit This Attractive Reed Fernery $4.95 Liberal Credit Bath Stool‘ Sturdily built for long service ‘This 10-Piece American W alnut Dining Suite Ready to take a prideful place in any home—thi distinctive and durable suite, just as pictured. $ tension table, buffet, china closet, enclosed server, five side chairs and one armchair. ~Credit terms to This 3-Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite Built for solid comfort, rich appearance and supe- rior service. Upholstered with an excellent grade of $ Baker's cut velour. Note the luxuriously deep over- stuffing and the heavy tassels. Credit term to suit. —The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F Street, at Ninth This 4-Piece French Walnut " Bedroom Suite Beauty is more than surface deep in this attrac- tive suite. Beneath is the enduring worth of sound $ workmanship. Bow-end bed, large dresser, full van- ity and chifforobe, as pictured. Credit terms to suit. ® —The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F Street, at Ninth T for Future Delivery—and Our Usual System of Divided Payments Prevails. J[a/l03/11!17\"—]“1‘11[;\‘71 Phone Stand and Seat $3.95 Deferred Payments Mahogany-Finish Radio Table or Student’s Table $6.95 Credit to Suit Mahogany-Finish Console Table and :24 Mirror) $14.95 Liberal Credit Terms This Folding Card Table Imitation Leather Top $1.95 Terms to Suit « Mahogany-Finish Ladies’ Desk $12.95 Pay as Convenient Cedar Chest Built of Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Liberal Credit Mahogany-Finish Davenport Table $14.95 Deferred Payments Mahogany Gate-Leg Table $19.75 Graceful and durab:.. —Terms to Suit he pfulius Lansburgh Jurniture Go Ninth and F Sts. { Convenient Deferred Payments Can Be Arranged I e 0 0 . Entrance 909 F St » »