Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1926, Page 7

EDWARDS ASSAILS BORAH FOR “SLUR" Declares That Attack on Those Who Oppose Prohibi- {. tion Is Plain Treasen. By the. Associated Prees. Sengtor Borah, Republican, ldaho, twas accusad of casting :a dastardly slur on hundreds of Americans” seek- ing modification of the Volstead law in a formal statement today by Senator Edward, Democrat, New Jersey. Augusta, " more fury and er thoughts to pression since ts of premier atesmanship. h to place hanest tes of the repeal amendment and modification of the Volstead' act in the same category h Russian bol- b E aye, hund genuinely American patriotic, just as unaffected by dis- honest motives or intentions and just and false pretense as his own. “And 1 gesturing nd untra led aise of the good that anti- when such fact) places nd advocates it stitutional gov his arrows of nment_and to shoot bigoted poison, Mr. Borah chose territory which harbors a people who have openly and fla- grantly nullified 1wo an the Constitution for the Of cour: tactfully reference to the ith amendments the enforcement of amendments he would be tramping on hty dangerous ground. Healing Salve Saves Missionary From Becoming Banquet How the virtues of healing salve from his medicine kit saved him from being thrown into & merrily boiling kettle by cannibals of the South Sea Islands is one of the pleasant experiences related on his arrival at Takoma Park yesterday by C. H. Parker, a Seventh-day Ad- ventist missionary. Mr. Parker, who has spent 31 years in the islands, told how, on this particular occasion, when he was visiting one of the islands for the first time, the natives sur- rounded him and, in a business-like fashion began to feel his arms and legs to determine his gastronomic qualitles, while a big kettle sang merrily in the offing, Noticing sores on some of the men, the missionary concelved the happy idea of open- ing his kit and applying salve on them. . Persuaded that Mr. Parker would be worth more as a healer than a mere morsel, they. spared his life. During his missionary work Mr, Parker has mastered 16 dialects of the islands, reducing some of them 1o writing, and has arbitrated many disputes between tribes. AR Hop Sing Tongster Slain. LOS ANGELES, Juy 21 ®).— Another death has been added to the list of slayings resulting from .| the war along the Pacific Coast be- ¢ | tween the Ging Kong tong and Hop s | Sing tong. Leong Kook, a Chinese houseboy, was found shot to death in his room at a hotel. He was a mem- ber of the Hop Sing tong. Parlor Bus Every 30 Minutes To and From EDGEMOOR Quick, safe, sure relief from painful callouses on the feet. At all drug and shoe stores DrScholls Zino-pads Put one on—the Dain is gone ation of New nothing short ic and reason- ng nothing better than disdain and utter scorn. Borah continue his appeais to nd reiterate his charge |& ionist,” but be the advo- |& 1 or modification traitors cate of rey the prohibi- or faith cluded by nator by his et’ tirade some Augusta out- improbable, 1 for him |8 bonors which Mr. Coolidge now T T S S s S e T T T Materials: Flowered Georgettes Glorious Prints Soft Tub Silks Lively Polka Dots Crepes de Chine - Sheer Georgette - and Radiums —for any number of @ baths if you have a @ modern system, such as Colbert is ready to put in for you. fWe can satisfy your preference be it the | stantaneous or Stora type of hot-wat heater. Maurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Phone Mun § PHILIPPINE-SENATE OVERRIDES VETO Votes for Plebiscite on Inde- pendence Despite Wood’s : Protest. By the Associated Press. ; MANILA, July 21.—Over the veto of Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood, the Philippine Senate passed a bill provid- ing for a plebiscite on the question of independence of the islands from the United States. The bill was adopted by both houses of the Legislature last session, but was vetoed by the gov- ernor when the session closed in cember, 1925, on the ground that it the legislati ed under the organic act establishing the government of the Philippines. There is litle doubt that the House override the governor’s véto of the plebiscite bill, which states that for “the better information of the people and Government of the United States, it is necessary to express and reiterate in a direct mu.nm’z‘; and by constitu- tional methods t! petition of the Filipino people for independence.” Manuel Quezon, president of the Senate, declared today before that body that the bill is valid, and that the organic, aet does mnot prohibit such legislation. Gov. 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