The Washington times., 1922-04-27

international COuTts anu ne Bo' NV
idea of calling IL the outlawry OF
war" and he started writing, spes X
ing. travelling and button -holing for
il. President Harding has given the
idea a couple OF approving pats in
his speeches and Captain McNamec
who is the liaison officer between
the navy and the press has made At
least one speech in which he has
proposed that all nations shall agree
to substitute decisions by courts for
decisions by navies and armies
This "outlawry Of war idea is on
its way.
Herbert Hoover is thought TO &c
able TO see triumph now Tor ms
policy toward Russia. He has taken
the position that Russia must agree
TO certain things in regard TO the
security OF private property in Rus.
ria before Russia could he recognized
1t seems now that Russia has agreed
to those things either completely o.
almost completely IL is believed
that when x-GoVernor Goodrich OF
Indiana went back TO Russia on his
recent second trip there he carried
with him a list or the things thai
Russia ought to do and that when he
had lust about done them II is
calculated according to well in
formed quarters in Washington that
Hoover's chief objections 10 the re-
suming Of relations with Russia have
been removed
II is caicu la ted further that the
principal sticking point now in the
resuming Of relations with Russia
Is Mr.. Hughes 1t is thought thai
Mr. Hoover is moving over toward
agreeing with the Presidents own
on iginal policy Of recognizing Rus
STA. but that MIR Hughes remains
unconNInced. Some people have
charged that the thing which pre-
vents VS. from resuming relations
with Russia Is the international
bankers in New. York. But this is
now seen 10 be not true. Au-
thentic reports from New York
show that among international
bankers in New York there now is
more sentiment In favor OF dealing
with Russia than there IL against
it. Mr Hughes seems to be fol
lowing his own moral convictions
in the matter and 1t IL supposed
that II he gets converted he will
nave 10 NOHNflN lliilSsils
Passing 10 more permanent
things. il IL to be noted that at
the International Congress Of Oph-
thalmology today in Washington
DR. Verhoeff and Or. Lemoine
Phacoa ma aphylacti"s. and it is be
lieved that the beat news OF the
day il TO be found in the discovery
which they have made and which
they announce il the following
clear. crisp language:
I'm a series of twelve cases OF the
rupture OF the lens capsule, trau.
matte. operative. or spontaneous, in
which there occurred intra ocular i'm
flammation apparently due to lens
matter, positive skin reaction 20
lens protein was obtained in every
case"
This NAV seem as IL the learned
doctors were talking about some.
thing that had no bearing or any
thing in real life. But IL means in
result that they have found a better
way Of dealing with catsraCts in the
human eve in certain cir Hnnsta
They thus perhaps are saying some.
thing today that is better news than
ANYTHING that will be said on Capitol
Hill.
The League Of Women Voters at
Baltimore seems inclined to staS ou;
of partisan politics, but the really
new note among women voters is to
go into, partisan politics outright
Washington has been amused and in.
structed by the feats of women voters
in the last elections in Illinois. In
Illinois there Is a womans organiza-
tion called the Women's Roosevelt
Republican club. What is it? II
la an outright Republican orSaniza-
iuh