Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1928, Page 16

THE EVENTING IS———% | -16 Patience | e ——o @ L Jjourn *House and Senate discussion of the Nicaraguan mess until after Presi- dent Coolidge delivers his speech be- fore the Pan-American Conference, 1ARMONY MARKS and, secondly, to back up Secretary STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TRIDAY, TJANUARY 13, 1928, the celebrated Tines of the Bryan con- cillation treaties with foreign powers. When the upper house reconvened on January 9. it began discussing the tar- iff. and did so for three days in suc- cession, Keep Off Nicaragua. Europe, but Is not common in this country. Secretary Kellogg's skiliful diplo- macy with France was pursued in step-hy-step co-operation with Senator Borah of the foreign relatlons commit- tee. Immediately M. Briand's proposal engaged the serlous consideration of the Constitution as regards the other | Borah is a regular caller at his fr treaty-making branch of the Govern- ":‘rnnk"' Kellogg's Mml',]tnn;'. The . {of it all is an unusnally harmonic ment. The world at large, despite ! s #ome isolated cynical comment, is con- working .'l.'w;.n 'lhfl F“'; ‘::" sclous that American diplomacy comes | MeNt and the Senate. { out of the Briand affair with fiying | G colors. What is not so generally un- | UF “REHEARS|NG’,“‘M" we are tortured by dise; when we've the fever known as ha) Prosecutor ~ Says Slayer or rheumatism in our knees; it does not help to whoop and bray. and hand Practices Insanity Scenes in His Cell. . derstood 1s that the United States Sen- | Rebellious Orphans Fight Police ate had a direc and b 4 bt Tt reprect hand in bringin® | yoNTEVIDEO, Urugusy, Januar (F).—Children in an orphan a2 rrsonal_equation has counted 13 for a xood deal. Kellogg and Horah |!un here rehelled yesterday and 2 ce sent to q are close friend heritage of foing | facked p ; days In the Senate. They go fre ofiieers: wexn in to each other's homes and|? 4 before the mutiny B ot o It foreign affairs in that in. | SUPPressed 4 | formai ronment. While Wi Senate Played Part |and Harding were Presidents, Horah The Kellogg Briand negotiations, fn | Never near the State Depart- Secretary of State in the full spirit of | under Coolidge. Fut nowada® The arrangcment to keep off the Nicaraguan grass was malinly the |achievement of Curtis and Robinson the respective Republican and Demo the administration, Mr. Kellogg estab- lished contact with Senator B committee, The plan to A twosided alllance” with It is now apparent in Washington of Sandino's were out oaths by twos and threes. Be patient, for it doesn't heal a single ill to rage and rant; just smile and tell { how good you feel—your fortitude will | then enchant; but when you make an st I Kellogg In his diplomatic duel with Koreign Minister Briand of France. | Criticlsm of United States Renewed. | | | | that the new activitie guerrilla forces in ary time for the eve of the Hav: con- b | ference, The plan was to foeus Latin |cratic leaders in the Senate. To date Administration and Congress . ; angry spiel you only shock your wife | g - . Ame attention afresh upon inel- | they have contrived to make their col and aunt, Re patient; now the «nance | Co-operate in Nicaraguan | dents which have been subjecting the lengucs of all party complexions un | is yours to show you're of heroic mold | United States to pretty consistent nd that the country confronis the man who suffers and endures, andt - Jggye and French Treaty, | criticism tor the past year all the way |4 crisis on the threshold of the Havana doesn’t cuss or groan or S Sl | from the Rio Grande to Cape Horn. | congerence, t now, it ever, Is find that ignatjon cures whatever The prompt and drastic mill i n party conflict [ illa his form may hold.” Thus people | called for by Sandino’s who have no aches, who are in The th, s all fit to whip 1 , or wrestle with ! e adly hint #he by William Edward Hickman in his oh-we Taize| cell here pending examination by ate who has |j alienists eaused the district attorney’s e iiente | e 10 lay plans today for offseiting | that might result. | ua | co | de - the “ady Amid the hurly-burly of current de- velopment at home and abroad, the country b not stopped to take note of the teamwork between the admin- nd Cong realm of Mairs. Ni and the -Briand outlawry e- tiations have brought it about. Ol rs on Capitol Hill do not recall its a_day. Since the new in the Coolidge lamb and the mal lion have lain down | ther in almost unprecedente srhood. thumpers in the two Hous The truce springs from the realiza- in the Senate, tore their tion that the international situation | ranted to the AL this hour, especially in our own | counsel of hemisphere, ealls for a united front on | iled. the part of the Amer from January 6 to J The result is the dec ling oif period, ol———o/c———[m[———a]c———[o i EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Br the Associated Press | 1.O8 ANGELES, January alloged rehearsal of to draw rencwed attention to * n imperialism.” 8 swspapers not only in South America, but in time in 1 1 the purity 1 on the “hypocrisy ht in snake they re fakes, o'er W dydo. The deley whose health Central and | . lost no | ults ives | woe ! a pains our no grief, 2 imol e Mo 1-and pain we ck to heef, to Some day hoso well of pa prone, are and they nd then cqually iney the outbreak of ant cks in “ni \ose Tg The handful of for Distriet Att 3 Keves, who reported that the col ed kidnaper 4 slayer of Marian Par ad by ng for his appearance bef sich will pass upon his is efforts woul | the ones who pi con | fience, Wwhen we're Iving a (114 up with diseases fell, et [ have aches in thew and hone: we seck them where they dwell, and cladly listen while they groan. *Be patient.” we remark, “gee whiz. it Aoesn’t help you to lament: in cuss ro true balm there is, no solace th for a sent, it doesn’t soothe rheumatiz. or cure blind worth a cent. 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