Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 16

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ®c. OCTOBER 17, 1926—PART 1. LORD INSPECT: S FRUITS OF ECONOMY DRUNKARD SCHOOL | PROPOSED AS CURE "Cussedness" and “Inferior- ity Comnlex” Advancad as Reasons for Drinking. By the Conselidated Press ATLANTA. Ga., pure complex that causes | drunk? ! Mrs. Corra Harris, Geo whose hanks Rider's Wife," in_an interview here police officials have hel giving their views o until every October cussedness or an nelud, started 1} dy s si n of where to et Police Chief James 0 prove that with t ulation considered eobered up the Nati at least that part and Dixon line points to the police &how that 80 per cent drunkenness tried there people aver a0 proving the theory generation is wild and thirs When the employes of the Int Budget Lord to show him what mo: up about the offices for distribution w goods, s hey called in Director of the S aeps mpes IMCIEnG Cah 30 trunks were gathered Photograph shows Gen. Lord surveying the salvaged Proposes School for Drunkards, However that may he, Mrs. 11 have to dig ont, whatever that is,” he | ile includes among these last a few | B e ey it the thirst.” Tt rmiing mone women | POLICE URGED TO STUDY. A “".“mn“ in_terms L well known clubwoman stood ou are thing here. \ o e ~ peycholozists whe Germany to Reward Men Who Hollingsworth agreed in the popular | % ':hmn- Arunkenness is likely to | men drink.”’ she | povep in’s nature, even to the | 4 act civilized | oy ng the good bad and the then they get bl o am in them Speak Foreign Tongues. can It's the old . g up.” RERL(\ Octoher 16 (#). “High 2 woman married to a |Prow” cops in Prussian citles are fve the man |&0INE to be designated by crimson W L{:l}m;;:\\-n;'vnl[v.flrmlr’vI:t:v'v’\”';m apt tn walk | Service stripes on order of the Prus- « grees in this helief that quit and buy her | sian minister of the interior, who few men drink because of downri | heads the police force. Every police- They have had ngs at home, and they pickled to agg: man with a practical speaking knowl- edge’ of one foreign language will @ wear a two-inch stripe around the It's just plain foolishness. | 1°ft sleeve of his uniform just ahove the cuff. 5 | For each additional language a cop s {\will be entitled to wear another half Violin Plays Itself. inch stripe of the same color. The After working on the problem for | order was promulgated to enconrage years, two French technicians re. | the studv of forelgn languages. so 1 conld uyl them with the « on_ prohibition as a he most expensive hat he can find l After all’ . wives, and more espe inthers-inlaw. 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Tha Bank of | France is tinuing to purchase gold at the rate of about §9.000,000 a week, paying 28 franes to the dol The flicht of capital has been ped. Indeed, dear money has el currency flowing in the op- i e directfon. Nobody knows how much Frenchmen possess outside of France, but certainly expatriated capital is larger than any amount Fnglish and American banks would advance to France. Finally, American banks could for the next vears finance the credits which Mr. lar. " Winston deems necessary for Euro pran restoration. It certainly 1s pref erable, anvhow, that these credits he ted tn countries in more preca r1ious condition than France, such as| the total of | it is far from sure that | [i PHYSICIAN DECIDES ROW | OVER DEBUT OF ARTIST ‘Compo!""s Adviser Cancels Bnth‘ | Engagements When Singer and | Orchestra Quarrel. | By the Associated Press. BERLIN. October 16.--An American | society woman and artist, a German | orchestral_association and an Italian composer have fought a three-corner- | ed battla which was finally decided in favor of the Itallan hy a referee in the person of an Italian physician Mrs. FElizabeth Day of New York had engaged Ottorino Respighi, Ital- ian composer. who never ap peared in Germany. to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in a program of his own worke Two arias for eoprano were to be sung by | Mrs. Day. No <noner were the announcements out than the Geselischaft der Musik freund. which gives six Philharmonic concer*s each season, protested that Respighi had agreed to appear first | in Germany November 11 under its auspices. Mrs. Day denied she was interfering with the Gesellschaft, as Respighi was to appear as conductor at her concert and as pianist at the Gesellschaft . A flood of telegrams defmonied upon Respighi from hoth sides. 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