Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1926. SCAWAB ASSERTS WARIS BANISHED f |.$ | Only Minor Confllcts Can Qh-| cur. Steel Magnate Says. in Chirago. By the Acs CHICAGO epting tsol ~nded, said Chz hlehemn Stee t here last night 1 be another wi o stateme There never did not spring from . with selfish trade motives vurt idea e Hague ertul. power “with 1o defeated lars invested in the eads will gladly be ile of the ocean ending war. seen sunk in if that would aid Won't Enter Politics. Nothing tn the world would induce to into politics,” said Mr. ab when was asked about na 5 he sail frow ears that he kne of the ne pers attention 1o its hwab last night reiterated his tinued prosperity voiced st Fall, but to it he rn warning of the para \ecessity of economy through c structure of with lowered living, men working ger hours at reduced undersell Amer valls, he told Economical Production. b v hat e wa have a place r of eco nical pro pe great sums for road building fitted In with his idea of rconomy, huwever, because of the ulti mate benefit for all the people. “The road building Industry is in every sense constructive. I do not look upon expenditure for new roads nse or money used and ex I upon it rather as an cduced wes and vehicles proved roads, he cost of inter of these roads.” 1the automobile as longer a m luxury; it is a neces- " and foresaw vast opportunities producing new wealth and happi- hrough the combination of good ads and increasing use of motor cars, is Economy in Business. “We in th country can never lose t l)‘«\ !n’ed for economy m the " he sald. “I am t the automo- ance, but when of unnecessary n and duplication of effort, to the Health Department in the e farence Jones, § months, Central I ssed with the limitless pos e co t savings in be transmitted to con- s make possible still th of this amazing in onfidence in the imme- prosperity of the United >t from “the fact that prevailing a healthier and ionship between employ- s in this country. s tabooed by our great- alism is at Our’ employe e t prosperity the lot of the m; and em t little is gained ighting those who invest money in industry or those who spend their time in the conduct of industry. ppier th emplovers and employes sit- ting down to di their common in- terests together, and then working hard to promote the welfare of one another, we find a condition justifying enthusiasm over the future which we have not been justified In feeling for many years past.” ey = \1amage Licenses. & hean i Dorothy L. Saun Deaths Reported. The following deathe have been reported last 24 4[[][]8APTIVATEI] | - BYHELENKELLER: ‘Noted wOman Wms Sym-! pathy With Emotional Ap- | 71, 415 Randolph st e ‘ K 80, Walter Reed Hos- 2700 Ontario rd George Washington natius Mill remiah Mary W Josaphine Mare A L i totally blind and de:-f] who learned to speak | of determined effort | which she never has| and completely won i fashionable and critical audience of nearly 4,000 persons last night at the ashington Auditorium, in her prin- cipal appearance here in_interest of the $2,000,000 fund for the work of the American Foundation for the Blind. a tide of @ ik Helen Keller, from infanc after 3 with a 0 P ISI8 Huntington et 6. Stanton Park Hos- | Chevy Chase Sani Magalis. 77. Gallinger Hos. Huv\u"-[ Vermillion, 48, Wa Mary €. Polen A3 Maryland ave, s i Edna Sirothers, ¢ 1821 Le Droit ot 80, Wisconsin ave abetive Hoapital 1. El th's Hos . o witt corer BOth and o, | emotion : 1nd felt the force of the famous woman as she n eloquent appeal for aid for the 100,000 blind of the Nation. 2nd st Her Teacher Present. mlel\ st.n Coniee. " 3" tmontha. L Appearing with Miss Keller were hte | her noted teacher, Anne Sullivan { Macy, who herself was completely blind as a child, and Edwin Grasse, ! blind violinist, organist and composer. B]rths Reponed ! The audience listened intently as o £ and Mary Mrs. Macy recounted the story, now Frank G, ant oy oont. boy known throughout the world, of how Miss Keller as a child, with no means communication with the outer achieved success ered three h and Ger me a student of and who is now dev advancement of th Mrs. ——— she wore the Amer ndation for | described her as the ““Jeanne d’Arc of Blind, and his party occupled one of the boxes. Right Rev. James Freeman, ‘Klsnup of Washington, who presided in the place of Dr. Gilbert Gros genor.u Chairman of the Washington committee of (he foundation, praised Miss Keller as “one of the greatest women of America.” Henry Van Dyke of Princeton (nl\er%lu chairman of the Helen lsellex national committee of the foun dation. in introducing Miss Keller. the blind."” the stage alone and bowed as the nu-l dience applauded. Asked by Mrs. Macy to explain how she knew when to \cknowledge the applause, she said ‘I heard you through the vibrations on my feet.” Natlonal Movement. The harshnéss and uncertainty of the tones of the speaker’s voice caused a wave of sympathy to sweep the audience. “I am glad to come at last to the Capital to tell of the work for the blind, because it will make the Nation “I awoke at last, however, to the joy and beauty of the world. I jearned that there is enough love in the. world to brighten all the dark lives if we are but shown the way.” Telling of the lonely, obscure ones who wait outside the realm of knowl- edge, she pleaded: “Do to the blind as you would have your fellow men do unto you. “If the lights In this auditorium should go out you, too, would be in darkness,” she said. “But there| would be no darkness in your mind or in your heart, for vou have knowl shadings of the music, real music from juz When Bishop Freeman a she was made uphappy t tions, she cried emphati am too busy thanking and T can ten | Following t | Dyke, M of violin A difficult feat wh program was the My God, to Thee ked her if er limita- cally: “No, God for the beautiful world he put me in, for the | while Mr work He has given m Mrs. Macy ap Keller and togeth how the latter was l flowers and friends |y e musical program Mr. Grass and interesting | the to do.” |1 ught to speak, not knowing what sound was. organ. 1 r or seeing, kept in accompanist by the n tones through the | wed the sound of he {Ing his playin, A group of | bers of the with Miss demonstrated renc ne peal for Blind. 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