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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
TAX. RATES CUT

In All But Three Counties In State
County tax rates for 1923, made
public by the State Tax Commission,
show an average drop of % cents
over the 1922 rate. Only one county
in Observation-Disclosures the
rate, the increase there being from
$1.66 to SLIT. Two counties-Car-
oil and Queen Anne's-retained the
same rate this year. All others made
cuts, many of them drastic. Wash
ington county reduced its rate from
$3.50 to $I.02; Somerset; from $2.15
to $1.64, and Calvert county from
$2.65 to $2.10.
The average last year was $1.6878,
while the average based on this
years announcement, is $1.4656.
Other cuts We're smaller but con-
sistent all down the list. Many coun-
ties made reductions of from 10 to
20 cents; others cut harder, while a
few made only a few cents differ
ence. But the average cut was high,
according to the Tax Commission Of
ficials.
A table of the rates, comprising
the 1922 and the 1928 figures, fol-
loxuc.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
TWO BARNS BURNED
Lightning Causes Loss On
Two Farms

The electrical storm that broke owe
this section on Thursday evening las
caused two fires in this neighberhood, th'
barn on the farm of Thomas Trainer
near Colora. and the hay barrack on thu
farm Of Don Lamdin, near Woodlawn
being struck and burned. Both fire.
were burning at the same time, thert
being but few minutes difference be
tween the time OF striking OF the two
bolts. The farms are three or more mile!
distance from each other.
A call was received by the Community
Fire Co.. of this town shortly before nine
o'clock. goodly number of 6femen res
ponding with the auto equipment. max
ing quick run through the pouring
rain. As there was no, water supply the
engine could not 60 into service and the
6remen were powerless. The heavy rain
prevented danger from flying sparks.
The barn, a substan tial frame structure,
and corn crib, were destroyed. together
with contents. consisting of this years
wheat and hay crops, 100 bushels of corn,
farm implements. etc. The loss was
about $1,000. with partial insurance.
Shortly after the iremen had left fol
the Tranior farm word was received from
the Lamdin farm, and Port Deposit was
notified. The FIRE company Of that town
was holding = carnival. and responded
Immediately. delegation of visiting FIRE.
men from Oxford, Pa, with squad
wagon and equipement also going to the
scene.
There was no water supply. and moth.
ing could be done. The barrack and con.
tents were totally destroyed. including
about eight tons of hay, all harness, and
number of farm implements. Fortu.
nately the cattle were not sheltered un.
der the barrack. with the exception OF
one heifer. which was burned to death.
The loss will reach $4,000. and is par
TALLY covered by insurance.
This is the third FIRE on the Lamdin
farm to have been caused by lightning
within period of thirty years. two barns
having been struck and burned when the
property was owned by the Hasson
family.
The second bain was erected on the
site of the first structure. and was struck
and burned eight years after the first FIRE.
The barrack that was burned Thursday
night was some little distance from the
site upon which the barns stood.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE

WHEREAS, Miss C. Viola Hahn,
Public Health Nurse of the Cecil
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross has resigned because of
her desire to complete her course at
Columbia University, New York, is
Nursing and Health.
BE 1T RESOLVED, by the Cecil
County Chapter of the American Red
Cross that In the resignation of Miss
c. Viola Hahn our Chapter loses an
efficient, capable, able and energetic
Public Health Nurse, who by her un-
firing efforts, diligence and SYM
pathy during the pdst three years
has won the respect and .apprecia-
ton of the people of Cecil County,
also by her efforts she has educated
the people Of Cecil County to the
great work that the Red Cross is do
ing in our County and elsewhere to
relieve and alleviate the suffering of
the sick, needy and helpless.
AND BE IV FURTHER RESOLv-
ED, That It is with deepest regret
that the Cecil County Chapter Of the
American Red Cross accepts the res
ignation of Miss G. Viola Hahn as
Public Health Nurse.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-
ED, That copy of this resolution
be spread upon the minutes of the
Chapter and copy of said resolu-
tion he sent to Miss C. Viola Hahn,
and published in the County papers.
THOS. B, McGHEE, Chrm.
z Florence Clapp
Mrs. VIM. Gillespie
Chas. T. Pyle
Alice E. Miller
Mrs. VIM. Rutter
Henry L. Constable
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
DRY LEADERS PLAN CAMPAIGN

A telegram commencing President
Harding for his stand ON the enforce
ment Of the prohibition laws was sent
him from Westerville. O.. signed by
state superintendents from every state !
in the Union and officials of the Anti
Saloon League of America.
The state superintendent and chiefs
of the Anti-Saloon League of America
in conference there discussed enforce
ment of the Volstead act and state pro-
hibition laws.
The plan of their campain is to-:
1. Readopt strict code in New
York. and combat repeater proposals in
other states by filling the legislature with
dependable drys.''
2. Make certain at least a 90 per
cent dry congress by stumping every
congressional district in the country be-
fore the next elections.
3. Prevent the inclusion of a wine
and beer plank in the next Democratic
national platform.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
STILLS AND MASH EouND

Searching the premises of R. T. Will
lams. near Bay Veiw. for stolen prop
srty railroad dectiyes Fadley and Bal
dwin found a bundle of fence wire.
Securing a search warrant they re-
turned to the premises, accompanied by
Sheriff Clifford. Inthe attic of vacant
house the officers found three regularly
equipped stills and two barrels of mash.
The latter were empt led and the stills
taken to Elkton.
Williams was arrested for having stol-
en- goods in his possession. and also
charged with having stills on his prop
erty. He denied knowledge Of either.
and search is being made for another
suspect
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13

Rising Sun took its first game from Bel
Air on Saturday. Coalc. who twirled
Bel Air into the lead In the 6rst half and
kept them there, was given the worst
druhbing he has received this year. the
locals getting 10 safe drives of him. In
cluding home run. 3-base and two q
base hits.
Kolseth was on the slab for the home
team and in addition to pitching good
game, helded his position in perfect style
and secured two hits, one home run.
Johnson had good day with the bat.
leading his team with single, a.baseer,
and 3-bagger.
The largest crowd Of the season wit.
messed the game, which was Q good
one from the local reoter's standpoint,
but not so for the large crowd of Bel Air
fans. who accompanied their team. The
er0va
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13

Same Arundel county has an ad-
ddtional rate for each district, vary
ing from Soc to ST..
Now Compiling Re-assessment
With the first re-assessment in 10
years completed and figures in the
Tax Commission Office, the final fig
ures on the taxable basis of the
counties is now being compiled. Of
ficials have refused to advance an es-
innate, saying that it would be mis-
leading; In many counties, however,
the re-assessment has davanced the
basis greatly, the Frederick County
basis being increased by $9,OO0,OO
while Talbot county shows an in
crease Of $1.600,000. Other returns
have not been made public.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
DIR. JOHN H. LAMAR

DR.. John H. lamar the nestor of the
medical fraternity of Cecil county. and a
highly respected resident of Elkton. suf-
fered stroke Of apoplexy at his home in
that town on the morning of July 4.
death resulting on the following evening.
DR.. lamar was son Of the late Regis.
ter of Wills Reuben D. and Annie Ford
lamar and was born In Elkton July a.,
IS4o. He gra duated from Elkton Acad
emy and studied medicine under the late
Or. Henry H. Mitchell later entering the
Medical School of the University of Penn
sylvania. and graduating with the Class
of 1861. He served for time at Block
ley and the Wilson maternity in Philadel
delphia and 10 Government hospitals dur.
ing the Civil War. He began prAtice in
Port Deposit after the wars close and in
1872 located in Elkton. where he prac-
tice continuously until his death. He
married Miss Margaret HoIlingsworth,
who died number Of years ago. His
son. ]. H. R. lamar. Clerk Of the U. S.
Court in Chicago. three daughters, the
Misses Mary; CorFine aud Isabel lamar,
of Elkton. aud three sbrothers. former
Register of Wills Reuben E. lamar. now
of Principle Furnace; Mitchell Ford. OF
Milwaukee. Wis. and Edwin w. lamar.
of Des Moines, Iowa survive him.
His furneal was held at 3 p. m. Sunday
with services at his home and interment
in Elkton Cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
MAKE ENSILAGE OF SWEET
CLOVER

Jacob n, TQMsend. one of Bart Town.
ships aggressive farmers. is given to
experimenting. His silo he filed ahou,
three weeks ago with sweet clover. This
ensilage will make good feed now and
later the silo will be used for the corn
ensilage. The sweet clover has roots in
length Ike alfalfa. Mr. Townsend ex-
poets, to. harvest a second crop Of the
clover this seasOp.-Quarryville Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
DEATHS.
MISS LYDIA H. BLAKE

Miss Lydia H. Blake. daughter Of the
late S. Kennard and Mary Holt Blake.
of this county. died June 20. in Phila-
delphia. after long illness. She is
survived by three brothers, William K.
of North East; J. Frank, of Childs. and
Calvin NJ. Cherry Hill; and three sis
tiers. Misses Mary E. and Hester A.
Blake. of Philadelphia. and Rachel.
wife Of Frank McCleary.
The body was brought to Cecil county
for interment in Cherry Hill cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
FALL RESULTS FATALLY

Lewis Brinton. aged So years. Of An
drews Bridge. Lancaster county, me,
with an accident on Tuesday last that
resulted fatally. He was unloading hay
in the barn. horse pulling the rope at
tached to the hay fork. Brinton be-
came entangled in the rope and was car
ried to the top of the barn. from where
he fell. striking the floor and spstsiping
a fractured skull, death resulting some
hours later. His wife and two children
survive. " =
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
TO ENFORCE BEE HIVE LAW

The law in Pennsylvania compelling
the use ofremovable frames in bee hives
became effective July /. and prosecg-
tions>~ill result for noncompliance with
the law after that date. the Department
of Agriculture announces. The law was
passed BY the 1921 Legislature. which
gave all apiarists two years in which to
comply with its provisions. Penalties
range from SIo to $1,000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
FARMERS. DAY

Farmers Day will be held Saturday.
August nth. at Tome Institute. Port De.
posit. Farmers Day last year was a big
success but an even stronger program i:
being arranged for this year.
Let every farmer and citizen of Cecil
County set aside August nth and attend
the Farmers Day Picnic at Port. Deposit.
Notices of speakers and other arrange
ments win appear in the paper from
time to time.
A. d. Radebaugh.
Couy Agent
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
Medals For Heroic Service

Acts of unusual bravery on the part Of
Pennsylvania Railroad employees may
hereafter receive public recognition, al
hands of the BoaId Of Directors, by the
award of "Medal For Heroic Service. "
The medal may be awarded to any Of,
ficer or employe who. in connection with
his work or while on the Company S
property. performs an act Of heroism in
some way not required by the call OF
regular duty.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
Four Years Of Prohibition

National Prohibition has been in force
for four years. 1t began with the War.
time act Of Congress ON July I, 1919.
The Prohibition Constitutional Amend /.
ment became effective January II, 1890
and led to the Volstead Enforcement
Act. limiting the alcohol content of bey.
erages to one half Of one per cent
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13

1t is stated that 6 per cent Of the peo-
pie OF the United States cannot write
their own names, and it might be added
that a much larger percetage Of US can
write our names 50 they are not legible.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13

Bel Air - Ioo o o o-3
Rising Sun GA o 3 o / q o KS
Home run, Kolseth. Three-hase hit,
Johnson. Two-base hit, Hoggson, Greg.
ham. Riale. johnson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-07-13
Result Of Susquehann9 League
Games
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
RESULT OF GAMES JULY ,

RESULT OF GAMES JULY7
Rising Sun 8. Bel Air 3
Elkton I, Aberdeen
Elk Mills II. Havre de Grace q
Darlington 4. Perryville .
SCHEDULE FOR JULY "a
Rising Sun at Perryville
Havre de Grace at Bel Air
Elkton at Elk Mills
Darlington at Aberdeen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

cvicenf ridil nacelnik br. Ho-
rica "a ponnoci bratfi a sester
cvicitelskycIh sbord. Cvi6eni
zacek, dorostenek Zen vedly
sestry, clenky cvicitelskeho
sboru zen. Je patrno, ze i v
sokolskych jednotach ameriky
Ultima Sc snaha, ably zeny pri
vedeni telocvicnem pokud moz
no Sc osamostatnily. Cviceni
spolecna doprovazela nase So
kolska hudba prilehavymi
sk!adbami. Ma konec nastcu-
pill vsichni cvicici, k nimz pax
strucne promluvil br. j. Havra.
mex. Nabadal je, jakoz 0.
statnf cleny sokolske k vytrva.
le cinnosti pro rozkvet sokol-
ske myslenky mezi krajany a.
merickymi. Zaverecnym pro.
slovem starosty jednoty Czech.
Havlicek, br. B. Ptaka bylc
zdafile vefejne cvicenl ukon.
ceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
NEJVETSf PETAKOVY A DE.
SAKOVY "STOR" v AMERI.
CE BUDE v CLEVELTNDU.

| Sllbuje tax The F. w. Wool
worth Co. z New Yorku, ktera
"a licensi hodla zaplatiti pIl
millionu dollarI ma Euclid ave
la vych. 13. ul. v samem SOU
sedstvf velikych divadel, kde
ppstawen Dude nejvetsi obchod
tohotko ,druhsSN sele, Americe.
Urednici spolecnosti ,prohlasu-
il, ze clevelandske desakove
story .vynaseji nejvice penez a
vytezek' prekonava vsechny o.
statni, pa ony v New Yorku.
Firma vlastni We Spoj. Statech
1850 podobnych obchodi, "
Kanade 180 a vice jak 100 v
Anglii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

sty, jednoduchy prostriedok a
ci nastroj lynn Wac nalieha
vych pricin, pobadavych otroh
zaprah pohafiajecich i drazdi-
acich podnetov pre- tych cinite-
Pow, ktori MIN neraibajd, maid
Ia budu narabat' v buddcnosti
w kultlnom boji s. cinitel'mi
narabaj1cimi onym vzdatnej-
sim prostrie'dkom ii nastrojom.
Pavel Hviezuoslav- Orsagh
|vyslovil sc takto o ceskosloven-
ske jednote v delsfm nacrtku
sve reci, kterou cht9l proslovi-
ii 20. kvetna 1919 v revoluc-
MIN .Narodnfm shormazdenf Is.
republiky. Text reci te ode.
vzdala v cervnu letosniho ro-
ku vdova po velikem sloven-
skem basniku v Praze v upo-
minku ma vecnost pam9t', ma.
cez revue Parliament" Hvie-
zdoslavIv nacrtek uverejnila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
VEkEJNE CVICENf SOKOLA
CECH-HAVLfCEK.

v nedeli dne ID. ledna odpo
ledne konala nejv9tsi Cleve-
landska jednota sokolska Czech
Havlicek verejne cvicenl We
vlastni telocvicne ma Wendell
Ave. Vefejne cviceni toto by
lotpo vsech 1strankach uspoko-
i've. v II cfslecb ukazana
byla cetnemu obecenstvu t3lo-
cviGna vychova vsech odd9le-
nj cviciclch. Male zakyne "a
cvicily rozkosne narodnf tame
cky Sc zpevem, mali zaci cvi-
cent s cinkami, vetsi zakyne
cviceni 8 praporky a vetsf zaci
prostna. Dorostenky predved
" prostna re VII. vSesoko kolske-
no sletu, muzi obtfzna prostna
sokolska mezinarod. zavo-
dI v Turin9, ktera zakoncily
symbolickou skupinou zeny,
rytmicke cviceni ma hudbu &C.
ske besedy, slozene br. Hale
rem u Chicago. OsmiclennJ
cviciteisky sbor muzd proved
cvicenf s dvema dlouhymi ty.
ceni, deviticlenny cvicitelskJ
sbor Zen cviceni s kuzely. Pred
poslednfm cfslem bylo soudobe
cvicenf muzd ma dvou bradlech
poslednim cvicenf ma naradf a
to jednoho muzstva muzd ma
hrazd9, jednoho ma bradlech
q druzstva Zen ma bradlech
Vsechna cvicenf byla dobfe "a.
cvicena q snaha cvicicfch hoj.
nym potleskem obecenstva O.
cenena. Potesitelnym zjeven
byl veliky pocet obojfho zactva
dorostenek a Zen. Pocetne slat
81 bylo odd9lenf dorostu muz'
skeho q mutt. Cele vefejnt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
VYNATKY z "CECHOSLO.
VAKA" " PRAZE VYCHA-
ZEJfCfHO LISTU.

Ma rozhrani stoletf Is. a 16.
napsal Viktorin Kornel re
Vsehrd: "Toto kralovstvi, o
nez rozbilo sc vsechno usilova-
nj nepratel, zkazu vezme ne
spravedlnosti!" A potom "a
luje: ''Zem6 ceska prevysuje
okolni zeme muznosti lidi z nj
poAych; kdyby muznosti tie
proti nepratellm svym, ne sa-
mi proti sobe .uzfvali, j spra-
vedlnosti prav, kdyby je We
sve povinnosti drzeti chteli."
Sine tedy 'jeden narod: Ce-
skoslovensky; bez spojky v
tomto NAIVE, lebo jednotny, je-
dnoliaty, celistry. Narod, pra-
vida, S dvoma prostredky, ma
strojmf ku kulturnej praci ma
poliach verejneho zivota. Je-
den je - Cestina, vazna, raz-
ma, vytribena, zaocelovana, -
cerstva, lzadi akoby $ bate
riami svojho dlheho historicke
no vyvoju, skvelej slavnej mi
nulosti, a v pritomnosa dojmy-
seine vystrojena priemyslove,
hlbokou a sirokou vedou a wy
sokym krasnym umenfm .
Druhy zas: Slovencina: bez
vsetkych podobnych Sancov
pre- seba, leda ze ma swoju pri-
rodzenu prostotu, povodnost,
sviezost a hadam l'ubozvuc-
most, no a til trochu peknej Ii
'teratdry, pokladnEek piesnf q
pospolnej mddrosti; inac pro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
NAROKY PRoTI NEMEcKU.
Byly pfedlozeny americke ko-
misi q Sini celkem $780,
600, 900.

Washington, Is. ledna. Ma
roxy proti Nemecku vyvstavsi
z valky, v 1hrnn6 castce presa
-hujici $500, 900, 900, isou.v od-
boru statu dnes, kdy skoncila
lhlta ma podavanf narokd ma
odskodne.
Nekolik tydnh must nevy-
hnutelne uplynouti, nez-li a.
mericky zastupce ma smisene
komisi bude moci prozkouma-
ii vsechny tyto naroky ucini!
ii odhad pozadovaneho od-
skodneho dalsi rok nepochyb
ne uplyne, nez-li komise ozna
mi svlj nalez a urci sunni, ja-
kou Nemecko must zaplatiti
Spojenym StatGm a jich pff-
slusnikdm.
v tomto spojeni Sc sdeluje,
re v kongresu podnikany jsou
kroky navracenf pdvodnim
nemeckym vlastnikIm tolika
aktiv zabavenych vladou be.
hem valky, pokud nebylo by
jich tfeba ma vyrovnanf vsech
pravoplatnych americkych ma
rokd. Tato aktiva jsou nynl
drzena spravcem cizineckeho
majetku, pokud kongres ne
rozhodne, jak ma mimi byti
nalozeno.. 1t = i
Nemecky majetek, dosud
drzeni teto vlady, zabavenJ
die zakona vztahujiclho Sc ma
majetek nepratelkych cizinc1
ma hodnotu $318,328,OOO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

kovi cirkevni karieru. Ze Sc
Hlinka nestal biskupem, neza-
vinila csl. vlada, ale - Vati-
kan. ssSlov. Vychod" aspon
sd6luje, ze ma zminku o Hin
kove biskupstvf odpovedel pa
pei odmitave:: ''Sacerdotus tur
bulentus est"..t. j.: "Je to knee
stvavy". Jak je videt, infor-
movan byl papez o Hlinkov9
povaze velmi dobre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

Jersey City, N J., Is. ledna. Poce vyseruje nahe
imrtf jednom zdem hostinc m muzd Jamese Borse ho-
sinskeho; Willama Bizzy Johna Hofskeho Jakub Ka-
vyprave poc re psel do hostince ned6li pozd6
odpoledne zadal Borise kalenar tom Hosky zacal
vyskakova azal dusenym hlasem Go byo te whis
ce? Vsechno mne ho Sotva ze vyrkl ato sova ska
eel zemi mem Bizza konecn6 Boris Vschni sko-
nall temer okamziku hostnc zabaveny poicf r1zn6
napoje v9tsnou primo ohavne chuti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
NASLI MRTVEHO BANDITU.

Denver Is. ledna. Smelly bandita, jenz stal stu
patku automobile behem veke oupeze penez odvazenych
jenz uzd6 des kuli MIN vyslanych, zaplat svym
zvotem Teo jeho naezeno bylo automobile garazi KITE
as pred mesfcem pronajal panske ctvr Capitol
HILL Blfze srdce zela velka rama teo bylo zmrze Mel
sebe jenom nepany obnos penez kapse mel revolver
mmo to vede sebe pusku brokovnc DIE znamek eho
sastvu soudi, ze jest Chicago. NM tgSatase
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

Zde jest Dr. B. NJ. McKon, zatceny Baltimore pro
mn6e spoen vrazdou dvou obcanI Mer Rouge La KITE
ra pfcita clenlm Ku Klux Kanu male vezeni Ba-
strop, kan jeff Burnett ny obyinenych, byl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

Proc se nestal Hlinka bisku-
penn. - Vatikan Zkazil Him
Evening star., 1923-03-05
|UPR0AR ENDS RUHR
PROTEST MEETING
HeckIers in Audience Force
Chairman to Dismiss Ses-
, sion in. Deep Disgust.
GOTHAMlTES RAP FRENCH
Resolution to President and Borah
Lost in Row on
Floor.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fresS.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Neither
President Harding nor Senator Borah
will know, officially, the feeling OF
a crowd Of men and women who filled
the Community Church forum last
night at meeting called to protest
the occupation of the Ruhr by the
French.
The meeting broke up with a reso-
luton being considered, but 1t was
not put to d vote, for hecklers in the
audience caused the chairman to dis
miss the crowd before the nights
business was completed.
oscar G.. Willard. editor of the Ma
tion, and James G. Mcdonald, secre-
tary Of the Foreign Policy Associa-
tion, were the speakers.
Mr.. Willard characterized the Ruhr
invasion as the saddeSt incident in
history, and declared that If the Ger
spiritual methods may overcome force
it will be the greatest happening
since the crucifiXion.
Mr., Mcdonald frowned upon q reso-
luton, offered from the floor, which
proposed a. protest to the President,
and suggested that a message be sent
10 Senator Borah urging him to con-
tinue working for % general economic
conference.
There were cries for and against
from the entire audience. When an
attempt was made to put the matter
to g. vote hecklerS persisted in shout
ing at the chairman until that official
dismissed the meeting, which broke
up in an uproar.
Evening star., 1923-03-05
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right In the latter part OF its policy.
but wrong in the former.
The questions which come up Tor
settlement and solution In the inter-
national court entail absolutely no
danger whatever Of getting the
United States mixed up in Internal
European politics or necesaitAttnG
American Intervention"
NJ. Noblemaire Is president OF the
supervisory committee of the league,
to which was entrusted tho task OF
setting. up the administrative and
financial organization Of the Inter-
national court.
"The league. of course" said M.
Noblemaire, "will always be incom-
plete SO long as the three great seats.
Russia, Germany and the United
States are left unfiled. we Of the
league are always promptly informed
Of what the American Senate does not
want, but We have never been told
what the Senate does want. Perhaps
If we were some ground for an under
standing might be reached"