Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1926, Page 14

ILLINOIS VERDICT ~ [procmiee HELD NEGLIGIBLE Little Danger to World Court | Adherence Seen in Other Primaries. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. | Ilinois’ verdict against the World| “ourt, even if followed by the defeat | ublican pro-court ! & | - ination, will not e to the r a care- | the administ leaders in both to the conclusion | c | mperil international tribunal. count of noses, tion and pro-court parties have th 9 | h: respec n and . would | . or near- | arshalled | erse the| ully complishing | early date, if | tively the Democratic D ba W si of Fifteen Fifteen o Senators fa ch 1ecumby Primaries. 1 pro-court v test tof £ 1llinois Chey are, | espective pri-| ate public the MeK April thei May o my w ba | th {m d | Mary Loy Catherine Mz e lead- | er ing roles in * du edy to be presented by the Lambda | Epsilon P Carroll Hall Wednesday cast is com-| tu posed of 1 ilon Chapter, | b i and Alpha | cr: {m; ise Dermody lowe stember ber T ptember mber ptember m September Yor ) G th Ver Jones, Wa Wadswort 14 The Boerah-Reed crusaders have to secure the election of court Sena . either Republi Democrats, in every one of the 1 States above listed to come iwithin gunshot of upsetting the Senate’s ac- n. In relatively few of these ites is the World Court likely to Septembe would | it s or re for the moment, there- | . are easy enatorial pro-courters moreover refuse to regard Illinois sentimen expressed at primary election | at all signi Two vears i llinois defeated for renomination the paramount issue it was in Illi- | one of the bitterest anti-league and | it is the proclaimed pur- | anti-court irreconcilables in the Sen- pose of Borah to elevate it to that |ate, the late Medill McCormick. | v. It may unhorse Lenroot in |Overthrow of an Tllinois anti-court Wisconsin and Cummins in Towa. | Senator in 1924 and the defeat of an | Borah May Ai a I it ¥ Aid Brookhart. B s B ourke Borah entered e W nsin fight that the § nomin Februa nd undoubtedly will| tors on aind faction: hand in Towna, to kelp than on national or international ix overthrow Cummins. But | sy heyond those two States, the chief nti-courter has no battle program cept the general gauntlet he has wn down to all Republican pro- tors * Borah will tion day Republican un ) Pro-court swanson author of on January wer to anger Seen in Geneva. ders like Virginia, ations adopted | ar more dan- | herence in| tates which this vear. If| tions rejects as ptable the Senate vation -ding advisory opinions, the withdrawal of the United States from | the protocol of adherence is a fore- zone conclusion. Pro-court Sena- tors would be the first to demand action to that end. They insist that America must be p ed on terms of | full equality with members of the ague council—Great Britain and France, for example. Advisory opin- fons _require unanimous approval. i : merica demands the right of veto, lanx of Januarvy 27, numbering 17. ot ol should receive many as half a PO dozen : November elec tions, tha an imposing and e e impressive re 3ut it would still leave anti-cour rty 10 votes NEW STREET APPROVED. from its goal. T of v one vote more of Commissioners Agree to Thorough- | the United votes necessar srevent tion of the protocol of adherence, pro- vided reconsideration of the previous vote could be obtained. Uncl rinds of the World Court not only % 4 Democr the pursue 7 pro-court he cou is still to be termir His friends quote clined 10 ma Nearly all up f oy ne ¢ per of Pen flerca and var to the knife, n Senaiors now have primary ses—like Pep. ylvania—opposition is e contest close. If the conspicuously might suffic: inst pro-court can ut the point is that there arly eno ua tions to justify Borah in fizuring that he will ‘wield revision power in the Sen; which will take office i \zne of o rese as it was in to turn the tide as (Covyright. 1 fare Opposite Ball Park. "he District Commissioners, at the | request of Chairman Capper of the " ! Senate District committee, vesterday | consented to an amendment to the | bill providing for the opening of the | e | minor street just morth of Georgla | sut declare that : ks . SelE bithin oL enue in the vicinity of the Am ‘ and in Hlinois | can League base ball park. Several ation’ precisely | weeks ago the Commissioners urged e. On_April 12| Congress to defer action on the meas- | mith W. Brook- | ure in view of the imminent merger of | iti-courter. but | the traction companies, as the opening | Janiel I. Steck, | of the street would require the Wash- | ington Railway and Electric Co. !01 | ze the Commisioners to open the | much-needed street and at the same | time leave the rerouting of the street | vilway until such time as the Public | Utllities Commission deemed such a | change to be in the public interest readop Constitution nged. e no ppened 1 Washi the court it was befc nate ousted Republican ted in his stead Democratic pro- April 13, Illinois McKinley, nd nomi Smith, | Smith day reroute its Georgia avenue line. As amended the bill would author- Republi ated in hi . Republican 1f omes to the Senate, presumably his court vote will be offset by the pro-court vote of Steck. Court honors SPECIAL-—-Monday and Yuesday Finest Quality Toric Spherical Lenses $2.50 Finest Quality Shur-on Frames Complete Outfit, Case and Cleaner Included " Genuine Toric KRYPTOK Invisible Bifocal Lenses First and best quality, Toric KRYP- TOK Spherical Bifocal Lenses—(one 5 pair to see near and far). 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Buf few of them are The fire-worshipping Bektashis, celi- | very successful financially, ate but sensual, will sit no more| he tropical style of decoration, | ith dangling carrings around the | jth Spanish or Moorish motifs, pre. 12-pronged candelabrum, ind the cover charges in most in mediating on the attainment ‘Hm,“. range from $2 to a huge hous tu the pathway | One of the clubs is hoat, moored to a pier jutting out Lake Worth. Another Was t | followed this plan during the pas {son, but a speciall ructed pi ncient ted a the United ach year, ci with it a scholar ship fund of $1,800 for a year's studv in two of the fore- | most schools in Tne schol- is renew at the ples of the lently | | spi Orgies Forbidden. . . | W. H. E. Jaeger. Nor more will be howling der- | ure CARNEGIE AWARD 1926—PART il in it m a few students in | e | to the success which has accompanied the growth of the motion picture in- dustr) hes, with their wild vocal crescendo | rate’s galleon did not arrive from a nd_diminuendo of “Allah,” then “La |New York shipyard in time. ' repeated over and over | Most of the places are owned by hi cadence with head-rollings, | tels here, but theve also are se . flerce private enterprises. Paris Singer erty owner, and A. J. 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