Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 19

. charged. One cablegram said that the U.S. BIRTH CONTR ATTITUDE SCORED Conference Delegates Say America and France Most Backward Nations. By the Associated Press. i NEW YORK, March 27.—The sixth Iifternational ~Neo-malthusion and Birth Control Conference, in the sec- md session of its seven-day meeting, unanimously adopted yesterday a res- olution describing France and the United States as “the most buckward countries represented at the confer- ence” from the standpoint of dis- semination of birth control informa- tion . Several speakers pictured birth control as the only method of pre- venting overpopulation of the world and consequent intensification of the economic struggle for existence in industrial countries. Dr. Louis L. Dublin, statistician of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., said birth control would hamper the American spirit of progress and adven- ture. He favored discussion of birth control, but opposed its practice for * the present. Prof. Paul H. Douglas of Amherst College asserted that feminists in Europe have favored the fixing of such minimum wages as will permit 111 workers to malintain a family of five. At this rate, he said, the United States would be able to support 70,- 100,000 more persons than it now does. Declares Douglas Wrong. Rosika Schwimmer of Austri vho enger on Henry Ford's ,"" objected to Prof. Doug- pretation of European feminists’ purposes. She asserted that they have favored no such fixing of wages. Prof. Samuel J. Holmes of the Uni- versity of California was another speaker. Dr. Raymond Pear], statistician and head of the biometry department of Johns Hopkins University, said that the time has come for the adoption of a militant policy by advocates of birth control. ‘The birth control movement,” he d, “after a long and bitter struggle, | attained a certain academic sort | respectability. But in my judg-| nt the time is hard upon us when certain militancy in its advocacy, “ven at some possible expense of re- spectability, is called for.” PERUVIANS TERRORIZED BY CHILEANS, IS CHARGE Attacks in Tacna-Arica Declared Designed to Affect Forth- coming Plebiscite. Chilean officials and detachments of carbineros have inaugurated a reign of terror agalnst Peruvians living in the disputed provinces of Tacna- Arica, according to cablegrams re- celved and released for publication | by the Peruvian legation here Hoping to drive out of the prov- inces enough Peruvians to insure the territory remaining under Chilean authority following the Discite or- dered by President Coolidge, the Chilean soldiers, the dispatches said, are committing outrages and abuses against Peruvian men, women and children. From the first minute the Chilean nuthorities In Tacna-Arica knew that President Coolidge, arbiter in the dis- pute for possession of the provinces, had ordered the plebiscite, oppression was put into action against the Peru- vians still living there, the cables Chilean forces in Tarata plan to burn and sack the eity before leaving, should the plebiscite go against Chile. Chilean carbineros along the Tica- laco and Tarata Rivers, the statement | continued, are continually shooting | into the neighboring Peruvian town | of Locumba. Workmen who emigrated | from Tacna-Arica some time ago, are ! being returned in order to sweil the | Chilean vote, it was declared. 60 FINE DOGS ENTERED IN SHOW BY OUTSIDERS Pennsylvania and New - York Fanciers to Join Local Owners for Exhibit April 13 and 14. Sixty dogs, owned by well known #og fanciers in Penusylvania and New York, were entered yesterday in ‘the ‘Washington dog show to be held un- der the auspices of the Washington Kennel Club on April 13 and 14 in the Ttiding and Hunt Club, Twenty-second and P streets. The following have each entered a score of dogs: B. L. Lewis, Lans- | downe, Pa.; Frank Addyman, Ardsley, | N. Y., and Alf Delmont, Wynnewood, Pa. Local dog fanciers yesterday made the following entries: Mrs. Robert N Harper, bull terriers; Mrs. Mary Cowles Pope, pekingese and pome- | * ranians; Mrs. B. B. Thompson, pe- kingese and chow: J. Whitall, Mrs. P. h, champion Airedale; Mrs. G. B. Casassa, Boston terrier; Mrs. Marion C. Dunphy, St. Bernards; Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, French bulldog; Miss Gretchen Wahl, wire-haired fox terrier; Mrs. C. R. Birney, Boston terriers, and George Landry, shepherds. Bntries may be made until March 31 at the club’s offices, 2130 P street. 'COMING T6 HOPKINS. CHICAGO, March 27.—Dr. Dean Lewis, appointed chief surgeon of the University of Illinois last September, has accepted a similar post at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. He will assume his” new duties next| September. Dr. Lewis was a leading surgeon here for a number of years and dur- ing the World War he won the Dis-| {inguished Service Medal in_France. chows; g with definiteness The table d’hote fea- ture of the Luncheons served at the new Cornwell Tea Room —is appreciated—because one knows just what the check is going to be— and reasonable—which- ever one of the three you select— Sandwich Lunch. .35¢ Salad Lunch......50c Hot Lunch.......60c —with coffee, tea, choco- late or milk—and per- fectly appointed table service. . G. Cornwell & Son 1329 G Street U HELD IN ALIEN PLOT. Aymenian Alleges Canadian Of- ficials Help Smuggling Plan. OTTAWA, March 26.—George H. Alexander, an Armenian, found guilty by a jury at the Spring assizes on a charge of having conspired with Mihran Mihrakian of Niagara Falls, N. Y., to fraudulently obtain a nat- uralization certificate, was held today for trial on two other counts which are pending. Alexander, acting as his own goun- sel during his trial, charged the ex- istence of a system of “bootlegging in humanity,” “by which Armenians were smuggled or brought on fraudulent passports into the United States and Canada. Evidence impli- cating officers of the Canadian de- partment of immigration was intro- duced. e One co-operative society in Lith- uania sold 420 thrashing machines during the past vear. THE SCHOOL HEADS TO SPEAK. Will Give Results of Inspection Tour Just at End. New ideas in modern “schoolhouse construction collected by Washing- ton’s committee of school planners in its survey of the up-to-date schools in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Rdchester, Buffalo and Cleveland, will be described to the District Public School Association ap a meet- ing Wednesday night at § o'clock in the boardroom of the District build- ing. All three members of the com- mittee, Supt, Frank W. Ballou, Mu- nicipal Architoct Albert L. Harris and Ernest Greenwood, vice presi- dent of the Board of Education, will speak. Persons not affiliated with the as- sociation have been invited by Presi- dent Samuel T. Ansell to attend the meeting, and léarn what other cities are doing to give their children the best in school facilities. A new lined oxford for misses and growing girls Has every appearance of a moccasin and equally comfortable—with plenty of toe room for the natural growth of the foot. Made of tan elkskin with crepe rubber Sizes 215 to 7, $6 Also shown in smoked elkskin with brown trimming in sises 11%5 to 2, at $5. Children’s Shoe Store, Third Floor ICHS Proper Footwear F Street ot Tenth sole. THE HOUSE OF CREDIT 917 F Street The New Spring Suits & Topcoats .Whatever one's choice. HERE are thousands of well-tailored Spring Suits and Topcoats in the colors men like. Every new and popular COlOl‘ from ocean blue to LOndOn 5moke Wlll be found among them. tom-tailored touch. All have the cus- Among them are many of the ever-popular blue serges. Saturday Special for Women New Spring Coats All Silk Lined All Fur Bordered All New Colors 392 You May Pay a Small Sum Down and the Balance On Your Own Terms Store Open Until 9 P.M. Saturday EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH™S27, 1925. " FRESH, NEW DRUG STORE MERCHANDISE SOLD AT A SAVING! $6.00 Value Potter Precision Head Phones Now Genuine Potter Precision Head Phones at less than half price. 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Two Pounds of Fresh, Pure Candies for Only 69¢ $1.50 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks $1.29 50c Size Hennafoam Shampoo 35¢ $3.50 (Made by Eastman) Hawk-Eye Cameras %1 59 $2.19 Large Size Chamois Skins $1.49 Good Quality Bath Towels 3 for $1.00 $1.00 Fever Thermometers 67¢ 40c Size Fletcher’s Castoria Tomorrow at the 18 Busy Peoples Drug Stores Pint Size—Nickel-Plated Thermos Bottles $1.39 Full Size—Durable Rubberized Aprons 40c Adults’ Size Prophylactic Toothbrushes 29¢ Household Rubber Gloves 49¢ Pair Put Your Winter Things Aioay in Lemco Bags 10c; 3 for 25¢ Splendid Quality Wash Cloths 3 for 25¢ 30c Size . Amolin Powder 25c 3 millions as Phone Main 5215 EIGHTEE. —The Better to Serve You 40-Watt Electric Light Bulbs o 23c; 5 for $1 These Electric Light Bulbs are made of quality materials by expert workmen. Mail Orders Filled at These Special Prices Simply add 10¢ to every dollar or fraction thereof to cover cost of postage and Insurance. Merchandise shipped dzy order is received. 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