Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1930, Page 7

ISMOOT ANSWERS ' TARIFF PROTESTS ;Declares Franco-American Trade Balance Favors “For Sale” Sign Put On Alma Mater of Borah and Bryan By the Associated Press. CARBONDALE, Iil, July 25.— The alma mater of Senator W. E. Borah and of the late William Jennings Bryan—a school once advertised as “a place where stu- dents are not surrounded with distraction and vices"—is being THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO ST. ELIZABETH’S PATIENT LOSES PLEA FOR RETURN TO PRISON Tells Court' He Has Invented New Language, But Doubts Doctors Can Learn It. nied an application for a writ of habeas | last week for release, declaring that he corpus filed by George C. Nelson, who | has rccovered his mental balance and Justice Peyton Gordon yesterdsy de- life sentence. Nelson wrote the court | "S> N, D' 0, had examined the a) that he is his return to Hospital. Nelson told the court he has in- vented & new language and when the court inquired if he thought he could | teach it to the hospital doctors the 8 | plicant expressed doubt, suggesting ctmv‘i’cfim that the “doctors are quite dumb.” Nelson is reported to have killed a man in a dance hall brawl some years lication he de- insane and di- St. Elizabeth's Taxicabs with sliding doors in front, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930. BIBLE SCHOOL EXERCISE WILL BE HELD TONIGHT Fourth Presbyterian Church Com- _mencement Program to Start at.7:30. | ‘The tenth annual commencement ex- ercises of the Bible school of the Fourth Pro ian Church, Thirteenth and Fairmont streets, will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight in Kelly Hall, at the church. More than 100 children rang- study, presentation of pageants by the students and award of prizes for rpecial effort will be features of the program prepared for the occasion. The exercises will be under the direction of Miss Maude Burklin, principal, assisted by Burroughs, is conducted under the .. Rev. James H. Miers, minister of the church, and Mr. C. T. Clayton, super- intendent. o Six-year-old Alice Taylor recently ALL-EXPENSE TOUR WASHINGTON to BALTIMORE “ By Boat and Rail $12.12 Round Trip ns. and & day on water s _accommodations. _excellent congenial people. Modern steam- rchester_and Talbot. th Street Wharf Mon., ) and S m. "(Standard "' time). Minimum “cost. §17.12 per person Al information, o Penna. R. R. City Ticket t or Agent's Office, literature, ce, 613 14th th Street ing in ages from 4 to 16 years will be graduated. A demonstration of the course of went unaccompanied from Live: ngland, to Vancouver, British Colum- was being detained at St. Elizabeth’s| wanted to go back to the penitentiary. | similar to those of a hansom, have just Ei bia, to visit her aunt. Hospital by transfer from McNeils ‘When Gordon had heard the testi- | been put in service in Manchester, Eng- Island, Wash,, where he was under a!mony of the hospital authorities and 'land. advertised for sale. The institution is Ewing Col- lege, owned by the Illinois Bap- tist Association. and has been closed since 1925, when fire de- stroyed several of the buildings. Rev. John Farrell of the asso- ciation said, in announcing the intended sale, that all hope of reopening the college has, been abandoned and that repairs are now being made to put it in con- dition for market. French. L] By the Associated Press. After an examination of foreign pro- tests against the rates of the new tariff law, Senator Smoot says many of them are unjust and groundless. In particular, Smoot, who was one of the authors of the bill, objected to the protests of France, Asserts Balance Favors French. He sald the United States buys $256,000,000 worth of French products and spends $300,000,000 in tourist in France annually, while ex- poris o amount _to 160,000,000, of 290,000,000 “It must N S There Is a A shower bath will cool . you off quickly and make you feel lively again. These bath spravs are made of good rubber and will it any faucet. Every one should have a shower bath with one of these sprays. Peoples Two May Die After Crash. | FILLMORE, Calif,, July 25 (#).—Pey- ton Burke, 37, a garage owner, and Hacry Hastings, 40, were probably fatally injured when Burke's plane crashed near here last night. Drug Store In every section of the city... that country leaving a balance in favor of France. always be borne in mind,” “he continued, “that France discrimi- nates against American goods, not out of any malevolence, but because the tariffs in France are on an entirely dif- ferent basis than in the United States. U. S. Tariffs Are Equal. “We make our tariffs equal to every- body alike, The French government, however, has g maximum and minimum | tariff, within the boundaries of which | they bargain with other countries for favored positions, the net result of| which is that sharp discriminations are | set up against American goods, which | have damaged American exports te France.” | The result has been, he said, de- creased stationary efports to France. If there is any complaint to be made. he added, it rests with the United States, WAR DEPARTMENT SENDS OFFICERS TO NEW POSTS Zdeut. Col. James F. Walker Is Or- dered to Return Home to Await Retirement. Col. Robert S. Abernathy, Coast Artillery, has been transferred from Hawall to Boston; Lieut. Col. William ‘Webb, Field Artillery, from Port- jand, Oreg., to the Panama Canal Zome; Col. William R. Dashiell, re- tired, to the Fulton County High Schools at Atlanta, Ga.; Lieut. Col. James F. Walker, Coast Artillery at New York City, to his home to await retirement; Capt. H.' N. Gilbert, In- fantry, wcom the Philippines to Fort Bam Houston, Tex.; Capt. Robert O. Shoe, Infanfry, from the Panama Canal Zone to Madison Barracks, N. Y.: Capt. Harry C. Luck. Infantry, from Fort George Wright, Washington, to the University of Wyoming at La- ramie; Capt. T. A. Austin, jr.. Infantry, from Fort Benning, Ga., to the high schools of Atlanta, Capt. Enrique Garcia, Quartermaster Corps at Walter Reed General Hospital, to examination | for retirement. ¥ 1 " Changes in the Medical Corps in- | clude the transfer of Col. Kent Nelson | from the Uuniversity of Minnesota, | Minneapolis, to the Philippines: Maj. William D. Fleming from the Massa- chusetts Institut@ of Technology to the Philippines; . Maj. Arthur A. Nylen from San Juan, P. R., to Fort Slocum, IN. Y¥.; Maj. B. H. Hunter from Doug- 1as, Ariz., to the Panama Canal Zone; ‘Maj. Willilam A. Smith from Denver, Colo,, to the Panama Canal Zone; Maj. J. C. Carballeira from' Boston to San Juan, P. R.; Capt. A. B. McCor- mick from the Panama Canal Zone to Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.. Maj. J. H. Sb John from ‘the ~Philippines to San Francisco; Maj. C. Harvey at Fort Benning, Ga.; Maj. G. J. Schirch at Aberdeen, Md.; Maj. J. B. Harrington at Hot Springs, Ark.; Maj. H. C. Peavey at Brooklyn, N. Y.; Capt. C. A. Mc- Intyre at Washington, D. C., and First| Lieut. H. B. Porter at New York City| to Honolulu, Hawaii, and Capt. G. E.| Armstrong from Hawaii to Denver, Onrig‘. and Capt. H. D. Phillips from Hawail to Fort Sill, a. | \S 25#Ts“|ze One near your home. | Mail Orders | Prompt service for out- of-town customers. Add 10% of amount of order to cover cost of packing and mailing. Address . .. Peoples Drug Store No. 6, Mail Order Department, 15th and G Streets NW., Washington, D. C. 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Its pleasant taste is of special benefit in teaching children to clean their teeth regularly. Buy a Supply at This Special Price! Here is real shaving comfort. No messy brush o Make your vacation last longer by taking _photographs ‘with ome of these Hawk-Eye Cameras. They will help you to_remember your good times. Hawk-Eye—an appropriate name for such & camera. Even children ean operate it and take good, clear pi ™ 98¢ and $1.89 n = the holding it so easy to_ cut. kin freshener re- the s few for an that it 8 and _tones a rinkle drops in the bath added fragrance. Better Values In DrUg Store Needs! Quality Merchandise Priced Low—Not Just One Day—But Every Day HOME REMEDIES | TOILET ARTICLES At Deep Cut Prices At Deep Cut Prices AMES BI EDWARD C. C. Electric Flat Irons Foe s pain instantly. Gives certain relief in 5 days or costs you nothing. S1 Tube, 89¢ e ' ARE YOU TIRED? 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