Evening star., 1926-12-06

| overwhelming extent Of American FOR
eign trade. In the Revenue Act o,
1921. Congress initiated the principle
| Of reciprocal exemption OF shipping
profits. Great Britain, Germany
Italy. Japan and other countries
meantime have adopted the same sys
tenn. President Coolidge. Secretary
| Mellon. Secretary Hoover and eco
| nomic authorities throughout the
country are said to favor American
cooperation in ways and means for
abolishing double taxation. But some
Of our irreconcilable isolationists OF
Capitol Hill shy at the idea of zen
! tanglements" with the League Of Ma
tions.
d 4
BY special authority of the Wat
Department the name Of Julius Kahn
wartime chairman of the House com
| mittee on military affairs, Is now a.
tached to playground built by the
city Of San Francisco on the Preside
Military Reservation. The playground
has just been dedicated with military
ceremonial and amid warm eulogy OF
the late member for the Colder
Gate" in the House OF Representa-
tives. with his country's welfare
always at heart" said Col Frank G.
Bolles, commander of the Goth Infan
try, In an address of dedication
Julius Kahn was a stanch advocate
of adequate national defense and the
loyal friend of the Army, by WHOM
he was most beloved"
II
Robert NJ. Washburn of Boston
Coolidge biographer. columnist, wit
cyn!c and president of the Roosevelt r
Club of Massa chusetts, inserts the TO
lowing "ad' in the Boston Herald 81.
| the guise OF letter TO the editor:
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN.
| Lost. strayed or stolen, O. kindly
| and experienced statesman. Sen
ator of the United States. Answers
| to the name of Gillett. Was elect
ed to the Senate In 1924, preemi-
| nentiy because of the ferVid and
| symphonic chorus of great quar-
| tet, made up of Calvin Coolidge
| Frank StearnS, William Butler and
| Charming Cox. Then did these nj,
| yodel in unison that the presence:
| OF the said Gillett in the Senate.
as the presidential Spokesman. wa
vital, because of which perform
ance was he thereupon elected
| And for the return of the above
I
| the presidential spokesman. for
which purpose he was elected and
where, by his long years Of service
and high talents, he belongs, n
| questions will be asked-that 4,
. by those who have faith In Massa
chueetts.
! Emma Goldman, deported from The
United States as an anarchist seve..
or eight years ago. is now at Nor.
real. casting wistful looks across the
border and hoping. somehow. some
day. to be readnlitted to this country
According TO the Department ..
Labor. Emma hasn't a chance As =
derorted anarchist she is denied tke
right Of even applying for the priy
ilese Of corning hack. II she cor
trived 70 get back. by hook or crook
che would he subject 10 prosecution
Not long ago. probably with an &c
to Secretary Jim" Davis svmpath~
| Emma took unto herself a Welsh hs%
band named James Cotton. min.
| As Mrs. Cotton. a British subject. s+:c
is now hibernating In frigld Quebec.
| I'm ANXIOUS 10 show the America 4
reople." Mrs. Go'dman-Colton IS quct
| ed as saving, that I'm no longe.
| Emma. the soap-box anarchist
would like to deliver a series Of lee
lures in the Tinted states denouncinr g
i Soviet Russia. Emma once had
faith In Bolshevisyn az the hope OF the
wcrld. But she came out OF her
dream after q few months ~ Moscow
M. rr. ne