Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1926, Page 19

SHORT WEEK HEL ‘BLOW TO INDUSTRY Manufacturers Opposing 5- Day Program as Un- suited to Labor. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. October tional Association of made pub sterday a symposium of opinion pressed by executives of 82 leading industrial organizations throughou » country on the five- day labor 5 sumn tion 1 the reduced basto working week as proposed by Henry Ford and indorsed by the Amarican Fede at its recent convention Incre wages by 15 per cent and decre! production. prove impracticable for all industrles, cresre a craving for additional luxurtes to occupy the ad- ditional spare time, using a trend to the arena— did that and Rome dled: t against the best in ests of workmen who d o ad- nce, make the United St more economic onslaught was that the right to meet : would not work out as a pe IVED AT NEW YORK oct 15 16 16 L.0et Llloet 11:00 AM. m Tenerifte” " and A tavangerord Vil A méssage for sufferers from blotchy,itching skin “If you are suffering—as I did—with a skin-trouble that itches and burns like mad so unsightly that you dread to cen; if you are trying—as I did—trearment after treatment with= out veal help, thea you can imagine how I felt when Resinol gave me snstans | relief and soon healed the eruption com- pletely. 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The silver tube in which the radium was kept was about an inch long and only a fraction of an inch in diameter, GIRL SCOUTS OBSERVE : | ANNUAL ‘GOOD CHEER DAY’ Exercises Throughout Country In- clude Visits to Orphanages and Other Similar Institutions. Today is belng so throughol ay” and is irl Scouts a part of “good cheer week,” Saturday, with all local iiding in making the day Washington by v . old peoples’ homes and tions to impart cheer to observed by ut Sunday was observed v, with more than 1,000 Wash- rl Scouts adding color to local church services by attending in uniform. Other days to be appropri- ately celebrated are health day, t morrow: music v, Wedne: mothers’ outing day, Thursda; day, and daddy’s frs. Jane D. Rippin, national. di- rector of Girl Scouts, states: “The week is intended to express in a tan- gible way that health, dependability, reverence and happiness, placed in the *hope chest of the Girl Scout, is re in the hope chest of the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SEESFALLNGOF N PEAGEEFORT Churches’ Armistice Mes- sage Urges America to Speed Arbitration Moves. Warning the American people that the United States faces the alterna- tive of “ever increasing competitive preparations for war,” unless it agrees to maintain peace by arbitra- tion, the Federal Council of Churches today lssued an Armistice day mes- sage to thousands of congregations over the country. The message, which calls for observance of Sunday, November and of the entire week in behalf o world peace, warned that this_objec- tive is futile so long as the T States, Great Britain and J the securing their in United States h. the direction lagging behind m nations in their effc fective agenc “The United St read, “has a n credit. It e Britain_the a 3,000-mile frontier, neither government or a fort. It ha additions to its thoroughly honor s main At o minimum, policy friendshij nations havi establish a fixed r: sels and, wil G Japan, it h: powerful battl set its face perialism. F - s Ordered to War College. Maj. Bernard S. McMahan, Quar- termaster Corps Reserve of this city, has been ordered to take a course of .| instruction in military supply at the Army War College, Washington Bar- racks. 5 N INSTITUTION A FASHIO! 5 it N Announces the Opening of Pierre IS Rallroont - for 1714 H ST, DA Hours, 6 to A delightful dinn 1z Sangamo Musie. For Reservations, Frank. 4363 s Pore Warkington * (ome To &Shop 9 HERE Around HILE our sales force is instructed to see that your slightest wish or inclination to buy is given prompt attention, you will never berurged to purchase at this store. We desire to render every serv- ice and it is our aim to have you feel at home here—to look around—to in- spect. Wee want you to feel you are welcome to call without being under the obligation to buy. Every day new merchandise arrives and you can only become acquainted with its merits by personal inspection. Our sales force can give you helpful information about qualities, textures, prices or fashion trends—just ask. and Ointment if you will write Dept. 58. Resinel. Baltimore, Md JELLEFT'S—F Strect ‘or this record Aml'rl(‘;m’ citizens may well pe proud and ad- vocates of world peace grateful. “The latest steps in our national policy of peace have been to authorize adhesion (under certain conditions), to the protocol of the Permanent Court of International Justice, and the send- ing of representatives to sit with the League of Nations’ Preliminanry Com- m! on @n Disarmament. “American citizens need, however, to guard against undue satisfaction over our national history. A tendency exists in some quarters to exaggerate our virtues and achievements and to ignore our failures and wrong-doings. We have not been quite so altruistic as eulogistic orators have often de- picted. Nor have we been altogether free from aggression and the spirit and practice of imperialism. European Nations Ahead. “And even in regard to our achieve- ments in arbitration there is much misunderstanding. Many of the na- tions in Europe are ahead of us in their official _programs, in their pledges. to settle d utes by judicial processes. by arbitration and by con- ciliation, and in their agreements not to resort to war. “The Senate of the United States ified many so-called arbitration it agreed to submit to arbitration every difficulty re; rdless of its nature. These tr provide pro- cedures which may case the Senate d willing that the particular dispute in question shall be settled by arbitra- tion. | “The Unitea Japan and sev ates, Great Britain, ther of the great 1g to agree in dispute by v still are un- cies and pro- cedures openly questioned at the bar of the world’s public opinion; they still reserve to themsclves the right to resort to war for maint: ‘rights’ and securing their they still adhere to the doc " | absolute national sovereign “This general situation m: | the line along which now should be made b 1 Poris C., MONDAY, O nations, including the United States. “The alternative before them is: Either the creation of effective agencies for the settlement of every dispute by arbitrament of reason, law and conciliation, with general agree- ments to use those agencies and solemn undertakings not to resort to war, or ever ineeefsing competitive preparation for war and recurring wars, Americans by the millions should face the fact that unless our nation definitely prepares for peace by loyally co-operating with the progres- sive nations in building the institu- tions and customs of peace and in entering Into solemn agreements to use them, we shall inevitably walk the road toward war. 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