Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1925, Page 23

BORAH IS SCORED ON WORLD COURT Hudson Against Limiting Tribunal to Mere Advisory Body for League. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 4.—Declar- ing he could not “find the slightest justification for Senator Borah's posi- tion that the World Court should be reduced to a body which will have the capacity merely of legal adviser to the League of Natlons,” Dr. Manley ©O. Hudson, Bemis professor of inter- national law at Harvard University, today upheld the World Court in an address before the Ohfo Bankers' As- sociation Dr. Hudson called attention to the fact that during the first three years of the history of the United States Supreme Court, this body was called upen to decide but two cases, whereas the World Court, in its three years of existence, has handed down 16 opinions or judgments, and when it begins its fourth year this month will have two more cases on its docket. The World Court, Dr. Hudson said, acts always as a court with refer- ence to legal questions. The larger political questions which might lead to war never come before it, he said. “Other machinery must be provided for them if we would attain the maxi- mum of secur Dr. Hudson said, “and that machinery exists today as the league of fifty-five nations.” Returning to the World Court ques- tion Dr. Hudson said: Promises to be Vital. “I think we may say that for three reasons the new World Court prom- ises to be a vital factor in our efforts to preserve world peace. It will di- rectly contribute to the settlement of acute situations, it will facilitate smooth working of foreign offices, and it will contribute to the building of a new international law. “I do not say that the working of the court to date has prevented any wars—we can never be certain about the wars that do not happen. Nor can it be said with confidence that future disputes will be taken to the court instead of to the battlefields. “What we can do—what 55 nations have done since the war—is to build methods and machinery which may be used to form habits of peaceful sentiment, to extend the frontier of law, and to pull the minds of men out of this archaic state in which the barbarities of war are ever present as possible means of escape from reason. “If the work of yesterday and to- day is to be the basis of tomorrow’s action, nations, like individuals, must have 2 security which only the proc- ess of peace can bring to them.” FOOT BALL STAR KILLED. Herbert York Dies, Seven Hurt in Auto Accident. DETROIT, June 4 (®).—Herbert York, former Fordham College foot ball star, was instantly killed and seven others were injured, all serious- 1y, when an automobile in which they were riding struck a street car safety zone guarded by iron posts and turned over here Tuesday. The eight persons were in the auto- mobile which turned over. The acci- dent occurred when the machine, pur- sued by a motor cycle policeman, who was _attempting to overtake it for speeding. turned out to avoid hitting an automobile that was making a turn. Among the injured were two motor cycle policemen off duty. Both of them are believed to have been tatally injured. . Stenographers of Argentina prefer typewriters fram this country, al- though those from Europe are cheaper. Senators Dr. Francisco P. Guaprado, J. Leopoldo Salazar, zondo and Santiago Callejas have been named as delegates to the meeting of the International Interparliamentary Union in Washington on October 1. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. im0 conczmms| | DRUNKEN BOSS BEAT | B e, et S | | GONVICTS, JURY SAYS Band, at State, War and Navy Bullding, south front, at 4:30 Carolina Camp Conditions Called “Miserable and Deplorable” o'clock this afternoon, Ray- mond G. Sherman, captain by Investigators. commanding; William J. Stan- nard, captain, band leader, conducting: March, “Halil to the Splrll of Liberty’ Overture, “Turandot’ Dance suite: Three “Henry VIII" 1. Morris Da. 11. Shepherd’s Dance. 1I1. Torch Dance. Lornet solos: (a) “Calling for Y “Radio Love Song,” 8, Helen Fields (Performed by Sergt. J. fresne). Tone poem, “Finnlandta,” Sibelius Tuo popuhr hits (a) “Listen- ;- 1ving Berlin b5 ~on, abel Salon plece, Mclody Charles G. Dawes, dent, U. 8. A. March, ““Chicago Tribune,” Chambers “The Star Spangled Banner.” By the Associated Press. \ GASTONIA, N. C., June 4.—Condi- tions called ‘“‘miserable and deplora- ble” were described by the Gaston County grand jury in open court yesterday in reporting its investigation of county convict camp, No. 2, Mount Holly. “Eight prisoners were whip- ped on their arms and legs and others had the blood cut out of them,” said the report. “The punishment was inflicted with a stick eight feet long. The prison- ers were whipped while at work. Mr. Kirksey, the whipping boss, inflicted this punishment while under the in- fluence of whisky, we are told,” the report continues. Memorial Architect Nlmpd‘ NEW YORK, June 4 (#).—John Russell Pope, architect, of this city has been selected to construct the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial at Cen- tral Park West and Manhattan Square, it was announced yesterday by the trustees of New York State Roosevelt Memorial ;silm“mn o a Stick, ice Presi- Sylvan Theater, Monument Grounds, at 7:30 o'clock this evening, by the United States Marine Band, Willlam H. Santelmann, leader; Branson, sécond leader: March, “Clear for Action.” Bhnkonhurg Overture, “Rienzi” ‘Wagner Steuermannslied and Matrosen Chorus, from *The Flying Dutchman” .Wagner Saxophone Varie™ .. Musician, Frank Wiblitzhauser. Excerpts trom “Eileen,” Taylor Waltz, * Finale, . Tschalkowsky ngled Banner.” By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band, bandstand, be- ginning at 545 o'clock this evening, John S. M. Zimmer- mann, bandmaster; Emil A. Fenstad, assistant leader: March, “The Fexz’ 3 B, o] Overture, “The Village Festi- are unseen and difcult to = O'Keefe (el ntr A(‘ls (d) motis T “Chinese Damee o ERONITR & Scenes from opera * Waltz, At dealers in five-pound cans, Vendersloot and at service stations from 'E cheek Finale, “For the Flag"”. lflmpa “The Star Spangled Banner.” pump only. EBONITE (IT's SHREDDED OIL) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON DIL WORKS - (OLUMBIA 5228 Nicaragua Names Delegates. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, June 4 (#).— Benjamin Eli- [ICTTII TANGLEFOOT C., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1925. foot Fiy Paper gets t work their way 15 duriag the dar. for all the seven ages Go through the house this week with SO-E-ZY Finishes and paint your way into the hearts of young and old. 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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ;:r:um“xn Wearproof PAINTS AND VARNISHES B e “National” Ginger Ale It’s Pale Dry 2 25¢ 1If you buy it by the case, ONE DOZEN bottles, and will return the empty bottles and case to us for refund you can drink National Pale Dry at a net cost for contents of TEN CENTS per bottle. Buy a case 1 dozen—$1.45 Includes cost of case -n}g bottles. cturn empty t- tles in case, andbgve A Store Near Your Home UNEEDA BISCUIT Or exactly ten cents per bottle. Jced Tea Weather Your Favorite Brand Is Here Afternoon, Orange Pekoe, Y4 1b. . ............. WIDMER'’S GRAPE JUICE rer Q. 3¢ Welch’s Grape Juice Principal ‘label reads— Welch’s Grape Juiee 35¢ quu...63c Supremely Good FORD’S PRESERVES Made From Fresh Fruits and Sugar We consider FORD'S the fin- est preserves we have ever offered you. Once Tried You Will Buy Them Often Per Jar, 30c LIBBY’S APPLE BUTTER One of our best offerings. This is splendid apple butter, and price is low. e 221/ Howard’s Salad Dressing Fresh Tomatoes, perlb. . . . 15¢ Lettuce, perhead . . . . . 6%¢c Fresh Peas, Ib. . . . . . . 12%c New Potatoes, 5 lbs. . . . . 23c Texas Onions, 31bs. . . . . 29¢c Virginia Pippin Apples, 3 lbs. . 29¢ Eat Canned Grapefruit g shecacig “Vero” Brand Curtlce Bros. Blue Label Brand e 15c o, 2215¢ Can, SANITARY : BU'I'I'ER Afternoon, 1; Ib., green. . Afternoon, Y4 Ib., green. ....... Afternoon, Y 1b., mixed. Afternoon, Y Ib., mixed. . Banquet Orange Pekoe, ¥;-lb.pkg. .. .. i Banquet Orange Pekoe, V5-1b. pkg. TR g Banquet Ind. Tea Balls, per can. Heno, Y;-Ib. pkg. House of Lords, V4 1b. .. House of Lords, Y2 1b. ......... Lipton’sScpkg.......ovveeiinninn... Lipton’s 10c Yellow Label. .. .. Lipton’s %4-1b. Yellow Label. . Lipton’s V5-1b. Yellow Label. . . . Ridgeway’s V;-1b. Orange Label, per pkg. . Ridgeway’s V;-1b. Orange Label, per pkg Salada Tea, 10c size. . . Salada Black Orange Pekoe, ¥/ ARGO SALMON | sARDINES recn Q¢ [P 1TVoc| & CHEESE PHENIX CHEESE IN CARTONS One-half pound, factory packed, in -2 3 c carton; percarton.......... This is the American or Swiss “Club” Cheese. Specially favored for its quality. These small half-pound pieces sfice just right for sandwiches. Also we offer: Philadelphia Cream, pkg., 15c Phenix Pimento, jar, 18c Tasty roll, 15¢ Pint .... Due to eume This is Grapefruit supreme. Chill contents by laying can on ice. WEDNESDAY June 17th Our Stores Will Close on Wednes- day’s During June, July and August at 1 p.m. SPECIALS THIS WEEK Silver Label Peas, Can Shriver’s old reliable brand. A big value at a dime. CHIPSO, Large Package Procter and Gamble’s flakes for washing machines or all laundry work. 10c Del Monte Asparagus Tips 27-c Heinz Spaghetti, Med. Tins 29 & Smaller tin, lOc 2 for Van Camp’s Mllk 3 Cans Ham, %-Pound Carton, . 50c 9c COOK’S LOFFLER’S PRODUCTS ?gz i 25c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, Root Beer,Case$3—L—s- Including Pale Dry NHOZ]?rmeger Jack Frost Ginger Ale—bottle. . . . . BUDWEISER Peridozen.....o:. ....... ... Also Coca-Cola, Nu-Grape, Soda Pop, Etc. No Addxtwnal Charge for Bottles or Cases A “Chow May” Sandwich No more acceptable sandwich can be offered than one made with “Chow May.” If you haven't yet tried it, buy a jar of “Chow May"” tomorrow— the entire family will like it. WIDLAR’S MAYONNAISE | MAYONNAISE Per Jar, 2 1 c Per Jar, 250 OUR NEW STORE ROSEMONT, VA. At the North Rosemont Electric Station OPENSSATURDAY Libby’s Meats Put-a can of Libby’s Corned Beef on ice, open can and slice. A most attractive dish when prepared in the many dif- CORNED BEEF « 24c Deviled Sandwich Ham, can...173c Lunch Tongue,can..............25¢c UNDERWOOD’S DEVILED HAM A small “Hamlet” size is enough for two people Hamlets . 20c 3 for 25¢ Ideal for the hot- weather luncheon Per Jar SANITARY PEANUT Quart Jar Queen Olives. . STUFFED * - 23¢ OLIVES ° = 30c ‘HEINZ BULK" PICKLES, pint. . VAN CAMP’S PORK BEANS Per Bag = 25¢ 15c FRESH EGGS When you want Good, Fresh Eggs the nearest “Sanitary” Stare is ready to supply you. The carton in which they are packed is the identification mark™’ Per Doz. which always assures you of Good,t . Dependable, Fresh Eggs at a mod-"_ erate price. y We offer only one grade of Eggs % —the kind that are always guar- * _anteed by s to satisfy you, 3 | |