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J SEEKSU. . INNEW OPIUM CONF League Makes Overtures for August 24. By Radlo to The Star and New York World. GENEVA. M been unofficially s of Nations to determinc United s will operate with the on oplum, in whos Americans participated but effectively, during t years. The com tee resume: tions August 24, with agenda. It will determ for simplifying statistic situation in Chi ports of seizures lation concerning Also it will decide ciple of the Canadian-An dition treaty ca countries. nd of the League Is Dou \tative Porter e doubtful hut it is pol committee in no w with er influenced by t rnational treaty which Porter withdrew Repres: ive Porter Blue, Edwin Neville of partment, D Bres Hamilton’ Wr were representatives at th, The latter is still Amel on the league committee anxious for Washingto specialist to co SHIP SILENT AFTER FIRE. Steam Freighter NEW YORK a silence nter 400 miles last night. were interpret of the Independent Wi East Hampton tonight e vessel was in no im ger. The May of the Fenchurch, southeast steamer C'heldale night that she wouid reach the Fen this morning. church early assumed that she though no further ceived. The Fenchurch's la sta word st 1 eceived at $:40 o'clock last night, be steered was turned with the wind the vessel could not - FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD. Structural Part of Liberty Statue One of 400 J. G. Guaver Works. 30 ((#).—Joachim CHICAGO, May Gotsche Guaver, 69, pror ican his home here, following several months. MMr. began as an engineer in in 1882, way, where he was born He designed the largest buildings svate 01 L)her\\ conside whether n be extended to o conference, Fenchurch Be- lieved Out of Danger. structural engineer, when he arrived from the foundations structural work for more than 400 of | Members of the ass in including the Equitable Build- New York, and for the Statue Hatters Face War For Favoritism of Flappers’ Modes By the Associated Press BERLIN, May 30.—From all parts |of Germuny complaints have reached ‘\\mnfln s hatters accusing them of having been bribed by the barbers or captivated by the bobbed-hair flappers. The complaints are based on the fact that the shape of hats evidently are designed with an eye only to short- haired istomers and therefore are too small for the “old-fashioned maid and matrons, who believe with the rman proverb in woman’s crowning atiful head of h: ERENCE Unofficial Parley : ”,‘ | for many prospective buyers have an- co. |nounced that they prefer to trim up {ee|0ld shapes, rather than look ridicu the | lous with a diminutive hat perched on | top of a luxuriant head of hair. These | conservative representatives of fem- inity are alarmed over the reports of |an early invasion, by way of Paris, | phosphorous shining hose, and, by way of Hollywood, of painted unhosed legs. mmitt sions unofficially he past three s its delibera an important ine & method s, review the the re- | nation mionatiests | v IRGINIA READY FOR 400 e vrin’ | EDITORS OF U. S. IN JUNE | Convention ;srty to Take in Sights of Fredericksburg After Tour of Old Dominion. meric btful. s withd PErALe: | Special Dispateh to The Sinected | FREDERICKSBURG, Va.. May 30 nnected | _All the essential features of the {.in-| program for the entertainment of the members of the Nationul Editorial | Assoctation when they visit Fred cksburg in June have been ar ranged. The assoclation, composed of ditors from all parts of the United ashinglons | States and numbering about 400, will ference: | convene in Richmond on June 1, re eSO | maining in_session for three days s most | following which it will tour the State A on & special train. The spectal will arrive in Washing ton on June 16, and on Wednesday morning the editors will entrain for Quantico and redericksbur; At the arine Corps post the visitors will be welcomed by the commanding officer and staff. Arriving In Fredericks. burg at noon they will be met by the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce and others. Maj. J. Garnet King will welcome the guests and former Senator C. O'Conor Goolrick will speak. . Following luncheon the editors will be taken on an automobile trip to the principal points of Anterest |in Fredericksburg and the immediate vicinity and to some of the nearby battlefields. The editors will be guests of the Kenmore Assoclation at a tea served on the lawn by young {ladies of the city dressed in colonial costumes. They will then return to hington, where the trip will be luded with a visit to Mount Vernon | GEORGE L POTTER DIES. Former B. & 0. Official Expires at 68 in Baltimore. BALTIMORE, May 30 (#).—George Latimer Potter, 68, formerly third vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died here today. Funeral 9 will be held Monday. Vassar Alumnae to Picnic. The Washington braach of the Vas. ar Alumnae Association will hold a picnic_at Greenway, Fairfax County, Va., the countr: Miss Ma deria’s School, June 13. n will meef t 3 o'clock at Miss Maderia's School Nineteenth street, and motor to ountry place, which is near | Great Falls ise he 1 Gen. Rupert the State De- | it and Mrs. Washington's | n to Con steam ted on fire andy Hook ed by officials reless station to mean that imediate dan radioed last and it is nding by, al has been re adio message, aid nd minent Amer- | is dead at| n illness of | aver's career this country | Nor- n in 185 e of and the Unite THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTOX D, 0, MAY 31, PROTECTION HELD NEED OF CHEMICAL WORKERS Death Rate of Industrial Employes More Than Double Non-Indus- trial, Report Says. Special Dispatch to The Star NEW YORK, May 30.—Adequate precautions to protect workers in the chemical industries are urged upon the industry in the report of the commit tee on occupational diseases in chemi- cal trade of the American Chemical Society, made public toda The death rate among industrial workers, the report shows, is about that for the group. Manufacturers, report states, should co-operate : The ex. | better with State Health Departments {es in June | and industrial hygiene boards. [of & Rus 4 5 -| The report emphasizes the need of | the purpose of issuing new instructions to the public hides and other | on_accide ricity. Benzol poisoning is ca a very real indus- trial hazard” in the report. It further ates that silver nitrate has replaced mercury as a danger in mirror manu facture. A survey of New York State ble ing powder factories shows, port says, that this industry hz pack to the old process which w ARGENTINES URGE RED RECOGNITION Radical Elements Expected to Press Issue in Present Session of the Congress. is believed pt by Ar 1 elnnem Since the ri political groups have been pressing un. successfully for its recognition. It is generally believed that the administra- tion has been influenced against such a step by -the refusal of the United States and Great Britain to accord recognition. Recently the first Russian ship since the czarist days was denied entrance to Argentine ports on the technical ground that the Soviet had not yet been recognized News that the Russian strade com- | mission is abandoning the purchase of Argentine products in the United States, with the intention of charter ing steamers and loading direct from Argentina, is working to the advantage of the recogniti Those certain pressing for such a step re pointing out that the t maintains commer . France, England . and that there zentina shoukl not recognize nd benefit by her trade. The question of recognition is ex pected to be injected into the present rippe The Most rtable Shoe In The World . brings that comfortable feeling of free and easy walking action. Do away with the discomfort that is brought on by the use of bone-cramping shoes. Your feet must be healthy to keep your whole body healthy. Men’s Oxford on the Modified Last, in Tan and Black Calf and Black Kid. 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