Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1929, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1929 FISUEKTO SO0 VARCIRE KNI Conference to Open Tonight: With Banquet at Wash- ington Hotel. The keynote to a stirring peace dem- | march upon the Capitol to plead for | ratification of the Briand-Kellogg peace | ger of the unsupported walls left stand- | pact will be sounded at a banquet at the | ing after the six-alarm fire last Sat- Washington Hotel tonight, formally [;rqay officials of the building inspect- or's office today conferred with pro- jices of 10 | prietors of the stores, who were asked e to have the walls torn down by profes- senting leaders in every walk of life, sional wreckers. opening the fourth annual Conferente on Cause and Cure of War. netional women's organizations, repre- the committee this morning made ar- 3 ys' sessions of | & Little’s: Shoe Shop, the Betty Lou rangements for the 10 days’ slhop &‘7 g‘lzik Bf‘fi kOtlher = s presenting conflieting opin- | chants in the 1200 block of F street | im?spe:l!(etri:o&zht wmgpresent issues of | opened their stores this morning, but the present status of peace versus war reported business at a standstill, as the || Bt tonight's banquet, over which Mrs. |street has been blocked off to pedes- Carrie Chapman Catt, national chair- | trians. the peace assembly behind closed doors. man of the conference, will preside. Dr. Emerson Fosdick, pastor of the | the street blocked off when it was fear- ;‘::I:y Avenue Baptist Church of New |ed the walls might fall. York, wili sound the principal keynote of the conference in giving an interpre- tation of the treaty for the renuncia- v les of the signa- | this morning that unless the walls were a‘;’; %;&:;:y ltl‘;evmf l1J7e followed by E. | torn down soon they undoubtedly would C. Lindeman of the New York School of | collapse. The high wind that swept the Social Work, who will speak on “Con- | city yesterday has further weakened ditions Surrounding World Peace.” 1l Many Officials to Attend. 4 Practically all of the 1,000 Women who will participate in the demonstra- | oenmann, who was out of town over tion at the Capitol tomorrow will attend | ¢ the dinner, besides prominent efficials | noming and took charge of the work of the Government fl?dstm‘;m!'z‘fi Of | of seeing that the walls were razed as Congress. Secretary of Staf 1088, | quickly as possible. whoxr):nd originally been slated as one of the speakers, will be unable to at- g‘:m d‘wng Wasdnot ;1 ,‘;? For nl‘; Flrfi There will be no regular line of march | Department, and sa e would cal tnmogw morning. Various State dele- m’e‘ni‘fifigfi“““" to carry out the tend, it was announced. gations, headed by their “captains,” will proceed to the Capitol at different hours to interview the senior Senators of their tes. Mrs. Catt will be the general- fasimo. and will hold & separate onter- | Bt *WhER rapped on- the iourth ence with Senator Copeland, Democrat, | fioor, is still in Emergency Hospital, but #nd Senator Wagner, the two | his condition was said to be favorable cratic Senators from New York. The main object of the Capitol con- lexpressed throughout the country in favor of the Kellogg pact, as revealed in more than nine inches since Saturday. today. The captain was rescued with two ferences s to inform members of the | of his men after the flames had forced Benate who havem dsa e u;’xe‘ ¢ | them to cling to a narrow ledge out- freaty in their hands, the senfiment|gue of’s fourth-floor window. AS WALLS MENACE Danger of Collapse Closes Three in F Street Fire Area. Having ordered three of the F street | onstration planned for tcmorrow \zvh‘:n1 stores adjoining Dulin & Martin's | an army of 1,000 woman leaders will | joc0q to business because of the dan- | The stores ordered closed are Snyder The stores were ordered closed and ‘Wind Weakens Walls. Officials of the Fire Deparment said hem, it is believed, and this morning hey were reported to have buckled District Building Inspector John W. he week end, returned to his desk this He stated that the task of tearing Injured Captain Recovering. Capt. Frank Hellmuth of No. 2 En- Tesolutions adopted at some 10,000 meetings which have been held under the auspices of the national woman's ‘organizations affiliated with the na- ttional committee on the cause and cure of war, Nicaraguan Situation to be Studied. With ratification of the Kellogg treaty fegarded as assured by Senate leaders, jthe remainder of the conference sessions here will deal particularly with Ameri- can foreign policy in Latin America, ly with reference to the ghe indications which point to a more riendly policy toward Latin America junder the in-coming administration, gs a result, the conference is hopeful Bhat its deliberations on this phase of foreign relations may be fruitful of ter understanding. ‘Throughout the sessions, it was point- d out, conflicting opinions as to policy will be sought, but not with any inten- of antagonizing the administra- gg:. ‘What is chl{fly sought is to mg out the point of view of women erally. v Conference of Readers Held. This afternoon’s session of the con- three years and about 300 women who have been Aheadorchest cold that hangs on maylead to chronicand dangerous ‘way to heal head and chest colds medicated following studies of government. The various lubs, the National Council of Jewish Women, the National Women's Trade Union , the Council of Women Home Missions, thie Young Women's Association, the Federation { Women’s Boards of Foreign the National Women’s Christian ce Union. AY BILL SITUATION t WILL BE DISCUSSED rookhart and Welch to Speak To- night—Record Turnout of U. 8. Employes Expected. - RHEUMATISM! This painful condition of the muscles and joints causes great suffering and misery. Don't the grippling effects of Rheum: tism, Arthritis and Neuritis. The f Mountain Valley Mi Water from Hot Springs, Ark sas, is the natural aid for expel- ing and eliminating the harmful acids, toxins and dangerous waste materials which are causing most of your troubles. 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C., January 14 (#).— A presentment of murcer and arson against Jacob Vanderburg, 17, will be given to the new Gaston County grand Jury tomorrow, Solicitor Carpenter an- nounced today when Superior Court was_convened. The solicitor said “other matters that required immediate attention” would prohibit him from asking the indict- ment today. Young Vanderburg is held ‘on suspicion in connection with the death of five members of his family whose charred bodies were found~=-the ;ums!ol their home near nere Decem- er 28. Obtained Relief At Once from itching torment Evens City, Pa.—“Some time ago I had a bad case of eczema and at times I scratched my skin until the blood ran. Finally our family doctor advised me to use Resinol Soap and Ointment. I obtained re- lief at once and before long new, smooth skin had taken the place of the old sores. If Resinol cost me twice as much I would never be without it. Resinol Soap is most refreshing and Resinol Oil ment has guick healing power.’ (Signed) E. 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