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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
Sen. Rorah on
World Court


Borah at great Washington
memorial meeting in Chicago, OIL
February %. He is denouncing
the cloture, or gag rule, by means
of which debate in the Senate on
the World Court was cut short and
the United States was forced into
the European tribunaD.
We are not now before a tribunal
where they can put on eloture. The
people can force the Senate to revert
its World Court vote. If we are
Of a mind to make the fight, we can
retire from the position of adviser
and counsellor Of this League, we
can restore and maintain the poll.
cics Of Washington, we can keep out
of European politics.
The time has come, therefore, when
we should have an American policy,
a policy which will zealously guard
American traditions and American
principles, policies which will main
tain our conceptions Of constitutional
liberty and preserve American stan
dards and American ideals. A policy
which refuses to sacrifice these sacred
heirIoms for foreign investments, a
policy which will hold sacred, as
Washington and Jefferson held
sacred, the uncontrolled and unem-
barrassed independence Of this gov
eminent, a policy which will make us
strong in our own security and also
strong and powerful in the cause Of
righteousness and justice throughout
the world.
After the League Of Nations propa-
gandists in this country were over
whclmingly defeated in the presi-
Dental election in 1920, these inter
nationalists began a flank movemcn:
and turned their efforts to getting us
into the League Court.
This tribunal, Of which this gov
eminent is now a member, may rem
der advisory opinions, and when they
are rendered, who is to enforce them
in Europe? The League of Nations.
DO you think that we are not in
voIycd in Europe, that we are not
now tied into the" league? You need
not ask your senator, what does your
own common sense tell you?
But not only is the league to cr-
force the judgments, but it may do so
By means Of war The advocates Of
the court not only declared the jujg.
mcnts that could be enforced by war,
but they declared that il we should
do away with this right to resort 10
war, Europe would reject without
ceremony. our proposal.
DO you think the United States
government, as a member Of this tri.
bunaI, can escape the consequences of
a war undertaken for the purpose Of
enforcing the DEGREES Of tribunal Of
which il is member?
The Washington times., 1926-08-25

THE AvONDALE. 1894 st. N. W
I. and rms. and bath. SIS to $125
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
DECIDEDLY THE BEST
APARTMENTS.

When you come to inspect this
group of Apartments you will
find SO many features that are
unusual that you'll agree that for
the price there is nothing to COM
pare with them in Washington.
The location is excellent and the
neighborhood all to be desired in
convenience and environment
while the Apartments themselves
are splendidly planned and prac-
tically equipped.
18TH, 18TH AND E. CAPITOL
STREETS S. E.
You can be assured of attentive
service, for we are giving the
management our personal atten-
ton.
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST rs, 1925
AP ARTME UNFTR.
NTSHED g

A p A AILMENTS UNFC
NISH g
1901 MASS. AVE.
ard rms b. and porch ISIS to $3.50
WAKEFIELD HALL
2101 N. H. AVE.
to rms. and bath ... $50 to $4,000
THE JEFFERSON
1900 18TH ST. j
rooms. Kitchen and bath,...... $500
THE AI.-ROY
1915. KENYON ST. N W.
rooms, kitchen and bath 5000
1909 10TH ST.
IL rooms and 3 baths 5000. 90
THE RIVERSIDE
2t45 C ST. N. w.
to rooms and bath ..s47.5O to ST. so
THE CEDRIC
4120 14th ST. N. w.
3 and rms. aud bath $3.50 to $72. so
THE PRESIDENTIAL
1925 18TH ST.
to rms. 2 baths ..... $50. to $225 20
THE COLUMBIA
1901 GfRARD ST.
rms. kitchen and bath $50 90
THE LEONMAR
200 N ST.
rooms and bath 1855. 90
1923 K ST. N. w.
rooms. kitchen and bath ....... $500
1408 EYE ST. N. w.
rooms, kitchen and bath .$45.oo
GIG 18TH ST.
. rooms. kitchen and bath ......$7S.Co
4 zoos 10TH ST.
and rms. and bath .$65 to $72.5o
1430 CHAPLIN ST.
rooms and bath ......$57.50 to $4,000
THE CONGRESSIONAL
100 EAST CAPITOL ST.
rooms and bath 500 W
1.Tft 275O Hath ST.
4 and rms and bath 1850 to- $500
THE RAMALLAH
2i9 H ST. n. w.
room. kitchen and bath .......sS1.S0
1915 F ST, N. W.
2 and rms and bath ....$35 TO $50. 20
w. H. WEST COMPANY
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE
DATES is.
THOMAS BOWLING & co.
AuNffOueera

Il ~
Trustees sale Of valuable Brick
Dwelling, No. 1916 4th Street,
Northwest.
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust
recorded August z. 1929 as Instrument
No. 123 Of the Land Records for the
District OF Columbia and at the request
OF the party secured thereby we will
sell at public auction in front Of 4he
premises. Monday, August 3Oth. 1926.
at four o'clock r. NJ, the following
described real estate. being Lot NUM-
bered thirty-one ts11 in SQUARE No.
Five Hundred and Twenty-ore t521l
together with the improvements there-
on. Terms Of sale: Sold subject TO exc
listing deeds Of trusts of record of about
s3.700. exact amounts stated at Tins
Of sale; balance cash.
5000 deposit required at time of the
sale. All conveyancing. recording and
revenue stamps at cost Of purchasers.
Terms of sale to be complied with with.
in 80 days from day OF sale, otherwise
the deposit will be forfeited and the
property will be resold at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser
Garfield G. Thompson, Trustee.
l.. Melendez King, Trustee.
Aug 34.-25..26 -27.-2S
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
1926 OLDSMOBILE
DE LUXE COUPE
1926 OLDSMOBILE
DE LUKE COACH

The Odds Motor Works,
Washington branch, will sell
the above demonstrators at a
very material discount. Here
is an opportunity to buy a
slightly used car at factory
price. Call at 1926 l. street
northwest or phone Main 42S7.
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
LOTS FOR SALE

West Maple ST.. No. IL Rosemont. Va.
rooms and bath: modern convent
ences; front. back porches; large lot:
desirable location. Exceptional OPP
portunity by owner.
The Washington times., 1926-08-25

HUDSON COACH, 1926.
months old; act quick for this one:
terms 70. suit Cali Mr.. PsAk0. Franks
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New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
Gossip;s Corner
Wages and Papas

Papa sho, ' be given a higher wage than the man without chil- dren, according to Professor Paul H. Douglas Of the University Of Chicago. He believes that married men with children are undcrpaid today and that bachelors and mar ried men without children are being overpaid. This would mean a wage slash for most workers, as only a2 per cent Of them are workers with children. Make your own comment
 I would opine that this would work for the glorification of parent hood only and the Ignoring of hu- man functions which contribute fuI- ly as much or more t' the move ment Of the race. Count up our bachelor public servants who, pen- alized for lack of children by low incomes. would have leen deprived the opportunity of education and leisure permitting them to perfect their art or business and thus con- tribute to the world. X kid or so is nice. But so Is a great book or painting or law.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

Hats may be large or small this summer and black is eternally smart. Grey colors, however, have an equal vogue. and chief among them for chic is red. With white frocks or black frocks or with frocks of blending tones it achieves a gaiety of manner that the smartly-gowned woman desires.
 I have sketched two charming hats of rcd today. One is small of chochAt straw and with a crushed crown. It's piquant brim turns up on the side and reveals a facing of scarlet velvet, one of the smartest fabrics for millinery this season. A brush ornament of uncurled ostrich droops far down on one side. Another hat Of red that is eX- tremely chic is one with the large brinl, much in vogue at present. IL is of Milan straw and around the crown and binding the brim narrow fly is red velvet, the same shade. A luscious poppy of silk is on one side and its green stems encirCle the crown entwining the velvet ribbon.
 Velvet trims large and small hats smartly.
 Copyright, 1926 (EFs)
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
Your Health How to Keep It.
 Causes of Illness
BY DIR. HUGH s. CUMMING Surgeon General, United States
 Public Health Service.


 Summer clothing should be light in weight and color and porous in texture. Such clothing permits cvap- oration and allows air 10 reach the skin readily. Frequent changes of clothing, particularly Of that next the skin. are especially conducive to comfort.
 The keeping Of late or irregular hours during the summer is particu- larly undesirable. An adequate amount of sleep is necessary for health.
 Because -f the Intense heat. l. is sometimes Ss'ficult to obtain the re- quisite asAunt Of sleep. At such times an electric fan may aid in in- ducins sleep. The air currents produced by a fan should not be directed upon the body.
 Regular and sufficient time should be allotted for sleeping purposes and earnest efforts made to get the need cd rest.
 Exercise suited to the season. as wll as the requirements of the in dlVidual should be sought Constant automobile riding is strongly to be deprecated.
 Indulged In moderately. walking, swimming. dancing, golf. tennis, horseback riding. quoits and similar diversions will provide needed eXer- else during hot weather Participation in these sports may well be confined to the early morn- ing and later afternoon when the heat of the sun is less intense.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

[ Peter was still puzzled What was that caterpillar doing up lthere?" demanded Peter.
 Having an aphid dinner" re piled Redwing.
 DO you mean he was eating those aphids?" asked Peter.
 Redwing nodded. That's exactly what l mean" said he.
 But I didn't know caterpillars ever ate anything but leaves ano things like that" exclaimed Peter.
 Then you've learned something, ' irepIied Redwing. This is butter i fly caterpillar"
 "I suppose you mean by that that some day 1t will turn into a but terfly?" said he. Again Redwing nodded. "1t will if nothing happens 10 it." said he. Tt is the only butterfly caterpillar that eats other insects, and it is smart to cover itself up with those cast off skins so that 1t will not be found. Now what do you think of that?"
 "I think" said Peter that l never have heard of anything like it. That caterpillar is smart. It certainly is smart"
 Copyright, 1926. by T. W, Burgess)
 The next story: Another Smart Enemy"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
AN ASTOUNDING TURN

"
 Miss Meredith took her package, paid her check, and left.
 "Iu say for a renderfoot you are going some" said Angie Horton as she stopped beside me.
 What do you mean. going some?"
 "You don't mean to tell me you don't know who that girl is?' she asked.
 "Yes, know, She is Miss Joan Meredith"
 And doesn't that mean anything to you?"
 Not a thing" I answered airily.
 "She is the boss step daughter"
 Good gracious!"
 "Yes, he married a woman much older than himself some years ago. She was an immensely rich widow with two children, Joan and John Meredith. They are twins. Mrs. Robinson. when she was Mrs. Mere dith. had made for herself a solid social position. I'm sure that J. D. would never have married her If she hadn't had money and position, for he had an ambition even when he was very young, they tell me, to make a place for himself in society. He must even then have determined that his marriage and his love should be entirely two different af- fairs"
 'Ts his wife still living?"
 No. And I'll say this for him. While she was ten years older than he, he seemed devoted to her when
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'rWhat can 1 do for you, Mrs. Graham?
 There was more than the ordin- ary professional inquiry in Hal Meredith's voice-there was a dis tinct note of alarm, and I knew of course that it was no fear for me which had infected his voice thus sharply 1 was ~ot his patient but he once had made me his contidant, and it was from his lips l had heard the life tragedy which a mis- taken sense Of duty 10 Lucia's faith CT had caused. He knew that there could be no possible occasion for my call except some need Of kath- crimes. and the great affection he bears for her was betrayed by the quick anxiety in his voice.
 "I must see you, if possible with in the hour, on behalf of a-pa- tient-of yours,' purposely 1 paused before and after the word, ''who does not know that she needs your services. or indeed that l am calling you. But'-I paused again, -"her need is urgent
 Can you come here?' he said, Cor shall T."
 q can come there" l returned quickly. for l had no desire to be seen in Hal Meredith's company anywhere beside his office. His reputation as a gallant squire of danes was far too well known for me to risk comments which the acquaintances of Dicly's and mine would he justified in making if they saw such a meeting.
 How soon can you be here?"
 There was a strained note in his quick clipped words, and I guessed that I had set ablaze the anxiety for Katherine which is always his.
 I made mental calculation of subway schedules.
 Tn twenty minutes" ] said.
 Good! I shall give directions that you be sent directly in," he an- swered.
 He made good his promise. h. deed he amplified it, for when I
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make, But they are also watching for any ,1emies inc aphids may have. They certainly pay for the honey-dew they may get. Yes. sirce. they pay for the sweets they take from the aphids They do il by talk k- ing care Of the latter. l. must be that if any of the enemies Of these ephids have been here. these ants have killed them or driven them away. ~r ] don't sec any"
 "Bu what kind Of enemies are they?' cried Peter imnaticntly. "Tell me what They are like. Eed- wing"
 "Ha" exclaimed E"dwiuc. Hal And hO ho, There is something that looks 10 me very suspicious"
 Down below Peter was dancing up and dow with Impotence and curiosity. How he did wish he could climb like Hanry Jack Squir- rel "What is Ee1viue"' he cried. "Wra' is n?"
 Redwirg's bright yes twinkIaG as he looked sharply at that mass Of rhite aphids, Then he reached over with his bin and picked some thing up. Peter eonld sec him. He seemed t' be holding something white in his bill. H. leaned oyer and dropped it SO that il fell al Pcters feet. P'' r looked at if eagerly. You cant think how curious Peter vas. Al firy' h. thought it was just ma.H Of those white aphtas clinginE together. Then be made an astonishing discovery, why" ex- claimed Peter "Whyer, It's a caior- pillar, As sure as I'm rabbit. that's a catcrpillar."
 So il vas. 1ui such funny looking thing as fl was then. You sec it was covered all over win those white aphids or rather with the skins of white aphids. It was SD covered with these that if could nit be seer itself. That was why the ? ifs hadn't discovere9 it ....
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they were out together. He paid her a great deal of attention. And he never made her ashamed by foisting any of his illicit love affairs upon her. think she was probably quite happy with him."
 Well, I'm glad 1t is not quite as bad as first reported, Angie"
 But at that I thought to myself, U. D. Robinson is quite bad enough. II wondered If he cares anything for Ihis step-daughter. If he did, how Icould he square himself with his lconscience for his seeming deter imitation to ruin another girl quite as young and presumably as virtu- ous as she.
 I was called back to myself by hearing Angie Horton saying:
 At that, my dear, don't see how you can get away with it. If J. D. finds out that you are a friend of his daughter (by the way, they say he Lust idolizes her), he'll make you give her up"
 How do you get that way, Angie? J. D. Robinson or any other man can't make me give anybody up. I am free, white, and if not quite twenty-one I am able to pick my friends and keep them"
 Now don't get crummy, Judy. I'm not telling you what to do. I'm just putting the case before you. I'm just showing you that you've got to make your choice" l Copyright, 1926, NEA Service. Inc,) Another's Troubles.