Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1926, Page 15

WADOD DEFENDS ‘FEDERAL POWERS . Futile to Think Abolishing|, U. S. Agencies Will Assure | Rights, He Says. By the Assoviated Press. DES MOIN is true that democ: neases, but until its critics can demon- sirate that autocracy. aristocragy communism or socialism have ov come their tragic fallures to conxerve | human liberty and happiness it is the | part_of wisdom to hold fast to that which has proven good. declared Wil. | liam G. McAdoo hefore the Co-opera tive Club International here night. “When under these other fo government the le suffe sald, “there is no r B tion, but und of govern- | ment if they suffer it is bhecause of | neglect of their own interests, People Have Remedy. defensive | | | people “If democracy is on the in America it is hecause the fail in their manifest dnties. have a weapon to destroy injt to preserve liherty and to en equality hefore the law—the migchty | « Rights and the . MeAdoo said it | is deceiving to imagine that by ahol- | ishing governmental agenciex the vights of the people would be delivered from the keeping of great orga tons of clerks and secretaries department heads and left secure in| their own serene strengih “We shall simply be transfer them from s zovernmental bur cracy employed hy the people Sees Some Hypocrisy. ““These people are not interested in| Staten’ rights hecause they i derire to see the powers of the Rovernments protected or extended. | The hest proof of this is that when | the States act to control them. they | fiy for refuge to the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution, whict | gives the Federal Supreme Court au-| thority to set aside regulatery legisla tion. The very essence of the Jeffersonian | government, he declared. was the pro- | tection of Individual liberty and th control of local concern through t States on the one hand, and the pro- tectlon of economic liherty through | the only agency competent to deal therewith—the Federal Government on the other. ZONTA CLUB.APPOINTEES. Miss Jane Bartlett, President, An- nounces Committee Leaders. Miss Jane Bartlett, president of the Zonta Club, announced the following as chairmen of committees at vester- ‘s meeting of the board of direc- tors, held at the Raleigh Hotel: Miss Julfa D. Connor of the program com mittee. Miss Karoline Klager of the classification committee. Mins Louey Venn of the fellowship and attendance committee, Miss Malinda I.. Havey of public affairs, Dr. Edith Seville Coale of the intercity commlitee, and Miss | Hettie P. Anderson of publicity. This was the firat luncheon meeting of the club since the return of the delegates to the national convention in Rochester this month, of which re. ports were given at the dinner meet- Ing last week. ev. Dr. C. O. Johnson of Tacoma, Wash., was the speaker of the day. | 'TIGE REAL ESTATE MAN HELD. Woman Accuses Larceny After Trust in Purchase of Florida Lot. was swindled ont of | ida realty tv ction, | % | vears old, a real estaie ink at 611 L street on ny Aiter trust. Rrown was arrested by Detectives | Murphy, Cox and nd released | on bond for his appearance In Police | Court. Mrs. Gorsuch 1= i wed money | 10 make n payn H Palm Re ? | id to have - inability’ prompted ngainst ng to the de . Brown merely ac lesman for The money pald him ing to the detective was tur estate turther investigated in rt. | Gallivan Asks Party to Leave Wil~" son if McBride Aids ‘” | toward the acquisi Campaign. . 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An adverse report qn the hill pro- viding for the acquisition of the Pat- | terson tract for an extension of the | park syatem was sent hy the Distriet | Commission rday to Chajrman Zilhman of the House District com- | mittee. | The Commissioners pointed out that | the bill is not only in conflict wi President’s financial prosi nal Capi- | pmission | its freedom in deeiding ' what areas | uld e acquired for park purposes, uld authorize the Com- o condemn re tract and provides that unexpended balance remaining -called surplus fund he app of the and that the halance he appre out of the revenues of the and the general funds of the ¥ in _the same proportion as of the Diatric nissioners nre of the National Capital Planning Commission | what areas should he ar : the pinion that Park and should decide park nre civenmstances the {‘omr \. With a Purchase of 25 Pretty G lassware Water Set, consis t of pit and tumblers, CN. E. Corner 7th and H Sts. 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