Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 44

44 PUTS WORLD COURT UNDER FIERCE FIRE Mrs. Medill McCormick Or- ganizing to Defeat Protocol in the Senate. Following and, who was perhaps the most roup in | ampaign to do her ut defeat the World stocol when it comes up for ratifica tion in the Senate next December. The widow of the late Senator from Tllinols has revealed her plans to some | members of the Senate and, in brief, she hopes to arouse public opinion on the subject so that some of the old tire which animated the opponents of the League of Nations will come back again. View of Court Opponents. McCormick's activities marked upon by - who are in opposit reated by the I and from (I ved here it \\v\hui upponents of the court are afraid the protocol will be rat the project is allowed to drift along without public discussion as to its alleged dangers to_America. The Coolidge policy, as understood Ly the opoonents of the court, is to Iet the matter run along without much | debate until December and then let the vote be taken, the theory being that if the public isn't cularly | sroused over it, the protocol will b ratified by the necessary two-thirds vote. Democrats Will Urge Adoption. The Democrats, of course, will pre- sent an almost solid front in favor of the court and will not have more than two or three defections. The Repub- licans are divided. Many of t} >d 1 otoc have that the pro-Coolidge are emb: they oppose the court want to go along with 100. Their plan. therefc pose reservations in the hope that the court protocol will be so amendes 1o strip it of the features to which they object. If unsuccessful in the <ht for reservations, however, the: opponents are doubtful whether they should vote against the World Court protocol or record themselves of the project with the excuse th they favored some court instead of 1 court at all. Narrow Margin Is Noted. the & es of the World Court protocol present have the necessary the opposition fecls the narrow that it Hence the activity such prominent women as Mr Medill McCormick. The late Se from Illinois felt very deeply about the World Court. Although accused during the Democratic administration of being partisan in his opposition tc the League of N . he s at proved this by continuing his figh during the Republican administr: tions of Presidents Harding and Coolidge. If he were alive today he in the footsteps of her| Court | | | | | the President, | #llowed t(l to pro. | commanded b would be campaigning from one end ; of the country to the other in the hope of arousing opinion in opposi tion to the court. Mrs. McCormick a Strategist. was herself active in the suffrage campaigns of several years ago and is an experienced speaker as well as a shrewd strategist on political questicns One of the Senators with whom she is reported to have conferred is said to have re. marked afterwards that he had rarely heard a_ more convincing argument. The friends of the World Court have organized throughout the coun His widow try. Mrs. MeCormick hopes to offset this by organization work, too. The details of her plan have not vet been but it remains for a revive the old ‘“irrecon * decimated in numbers, fight. announced, fhe]lomc of the High- Class Eyeglass Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St. THOSE cruel ains which develop in heel, arch, and even in the calf and knee, are often caused by the sagging of the delicate 26-bone struc- ture of the foot. Lowered bones are pressing against sensitive nerves. Wizard Arch Builders permanently correctfoottroubles of thischaracter. 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Ricker, Tampa purchasing organl- ld o incipally of said to was price 000, it mber of the zation The tract. composed of hundreds acres of land, Is -located in and Ocala Counties—cen. tr: a—and is said to have on it about 330,000,000 feet of vir- gin_timb: The trust lies for ment suid TODAY S AMUSEM'ENTS Cleaning,"” of Or e had been held in » Manist, Mich., fami- the announce- —Npring com- 20 p.m. The Keith's- Pest,” vaudeville, at 330, 7:30 and 940 p.m licart of a Siren,” .m. to 11 p.m. how You the Town,” 3:35, 5:35, 7:50 and Metropolitan continuous from 11 Rialto— 111 lat 11:30 am., 9:45 p.m, “One Yeuar to Live," at 2:15, , 7-45 and 9:30 p.m. “idle Tongues,” at i 10:05 p.m. S- 45 Due Here E‘ndny avy's largest sub- is en route to S-4 where she is due tomor- will row Washingt dock at the nd is being purpose of al- department to s0 will be vessel iy F. Cochrane. for the fals of the {ch THE EVEN NING FAMOUS BATTLESHIP BEGINS LAST VOYAGE U. 8. 8. Oregon Starts in Tow to Portland, Oreg., to Be Berthed as Historic Relic. By the Associated Press SEATTLE, Wash, June 1L—The ip Oregon, which made the - run around Cape Horn in the Spanish-American . War, handsome with paint, was started Tuesda: from the navy yard at Bremerton on her way to Portland, Oregon, for a permanent birth as a relic. The Oregon. with power enough left to steer herself but not to make her wns in tow | n looked like ship, but under ar conference, covering her engines and | Bremerton. San Fran- way through the wate of two tugs. The O an old-fashioned w the Washington which _included Pattleships for relics, suns were dismantled The Orcgon was built i cisco and when the Spanish-American War started in 1898 she was the most | powerful war craft the United States | had From Cuba, | Horn, 14,511 miles, the n in S1 days under Capt. 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Steamer St. Johns stops at Alexandria on every trip. Phone Main 592. S=COLONIAL BEACH Saisier; 2957 Sundny 9 A. M LTO Centinuous—I11 ¢. m. to 11 p. m. Ds Luze Shows—3. 7. 9. Carl seats REGINALD DENNY IN HIS GREATEST COMEDY “P'LL SHOW YOU THE TOWN” MISCHA GUTERSON MUSIC STARTING SUNDAY BROOKE JOHNS His Oklahoma Coll gians sad GOODE_MONTGOMERY “A BROADWAY BUTTERFLY” With AJl-Star Cast Steamer St. Johna Leaves 7th $t. Wharf for KEITH~ALBEE N3 VAUDEVILLE A BILL _TO THRILL The -?t: of Mischief an ment JAMES BARTON And Company in “THE PEST” The Big_Bcream of the Year. Added Attraction De Luxe. A Stupendous Fantastio Novelty | THE ANT IQUE SHOP | With Val Elchen !l‘-fl!ll Girls, Gorgeous Settings. | The Irresponsible Comedian I JACK ROSE . High-Hatting the Blues. BEATRICE HERFORD fll " original Oharacter Stueies. : 7 Other Keith-Albee Features. |j] i KEEP KOOL AT KEITH'S | Constant Inflow of Iced [ and Washed Air Sbows Delly, 32: d h:d;y M Summer Opera Season Washington Auditorium. Beginning Week June 15 WASHINGTON OPERA CO. Edouard Albion, General Director “Bohemian Girl” With BROADWAY STARS BARGAIN MATINEES Every Sunday and Monday. FIA‘I!AII. METROPOLITAN F AT 10th— LAST THREE DAYS—I11 to 11 Mikado™ BARBARA LA MARR CONWAY TEARLE AMERIC. ABOUTS. o B are iny, Chat mad ST D O bAN oG To UReT of {ue inge piny. wna [fl || SNy ; Y ‘lte‘ e{l. {] MUSIC BY “HAPPY” WALKER & BAND. | FREE ADMISSION THE HEART OF A SIREN . John in “Curses” Pl bt Film Features TAKOMA Tnkumfi Park. D. C. TON SILLS, ir “AS MAN DESIRES \r.\nm EMPIRE o1 H Street BETTY _ COMPSON in S FOR OLD." COMEDY. 'S THE HYPPO. g0 S MEASURE OF A NEW PRI TP Aflsnv FBl']E Comedy. CRANDALL'S ! oy CHEVY CP.A..E (c“:?r':. Av::me * TODAY — DORIS, PERCY MARMONT A SCREEN DR BOARD- 1 AR o in A BED,” LD} ROD LA ROCOU 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 IR *ms oo TR & Showing, 7 and 9 P.M. Admission, 260 SLORIA SWANSON and & GREAT CAST. MADAME SANS GE EuTE th St and R. 1. ORIA SWANSON fn* 9th & HIPPODROME 51%5% 35 % THE SNOB. 1119 “ St. PARK THIZATER e }‘“" FITH'S “ISN - Wox it LLOYD HAMTLTON €O “You St. Bet. 11th & 15th OLYMPIC FLORENCE vIDOR and THE MIRAGE II.()\ll n\\un'n N COMEDY. News. 1343 Wisconsin A DUMBARTON 1343 Wisconsin o~ and JACKIE COOGAN in “THE Kb AMER[CAN l'-t \(‘& R 1. Ave. RMA SHEMWRER in “LADY OF THE NIGHT. UBERTY \n‘rfl{ ‘l‘;l? and 1;\;-;" th Al L'S CENTRAL ath net D 8w JOMORROW_BU<: AND ON. ‘,m; Bhv O'HARA ‘and in “THE PACEM CRANDALL’S 621 " Apollo Theater And_Garden . N.E. RAYMOND cmH—rm NI e TN S CAST in ““THE NIGHT = CLUB, T funnier than “Forty Winks" Al Pathe Review and Aesop Fabie. CRAND ALL'S s'?m( THEATER Ave. & Onebee VIDOR. in NG STH AL DON _in R And WREF\ R £ TOM Pm<r1xm DEAN in And GEO. PROF. TISX 10th ot to 11 p.m.. with © | appointment. Fr. C.BALLE S¢hool of high standing. Pri vate lessons any time. Clars dance Tuesday class. N CAIRO, o] and ALBERTA O PACEMAKER (Orchestra. ) , Fri -ankl h you to ectly in a few lessons _ Siichy Brivate: ans hons dance Satur “BOLL' AND SAND. And DEVIEW. TOMORROW -~ RICHARD DIX i with or. MANY KISSES. and Foxtrot.” *Tango,” PN GRAVES o i B PLUMBER." pri ¥ine environmeat. Tesults.