Evening star., 1927-12-29

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rant Of the fundamentals involved and
is impelled by blind passion.
The Versailles treaty was cha arac.
erized as typical OF the war. breeding
settlements arrived at I'm an apparent
effort 10 make peace under the new
system. Woodrow Wilson. he "a id,
vent 10 Paris with much or the
authority Of the old secret diplomacy.
but Lloyd George and Clemenceau
%ere guided at every step by the in
famed passions OF people who had
passed through four years of war
and yiciousiy false propaganda and
~ho were entirely incapacitated for
seeing the other side.
The recent naval disarmament con
ference st Geneva was gwen as an.
other example. The American dele
gates, Mir. Norton said. were obliged
30 state their position in public. After
that any concessions 10 the British
position would have been Impossible.
The right solution" he said. "sei.
dom ss the proper answer for the ina.
1orlty. Consequently. the man who
ran command a ma Jority in Parlls.
rp%nt replaces the expert diplomat"
The process by which different per
sDnAiities are developed In children
vas explained 10 the American So.
Geological Society by Or. Lawrence g.
Brown Of Ohio Wesleyan University.
Diverse types of personality are not
hereditary. he eai0. since they appear
81 the same family. A personality.
ne said. was the result 0f the In.
S3y}Gls1's effort 10 find a world in
@hicb 10 l!ye--each persons world
ise.ng bg!it Up step by at"p from me
first dsys VI baDybood, when II h*es
n a mental vacuum.
Cites Case of Divergence.
He detailed q case of two little girls
~ one family. the mother ~ whlcti
was extremely capable 1T neetilswork.
gne set about early 10 train the older
x1yl IN this same artistry by ba1Ing
her mend ner own clothes snd mske
clothes for her dole. TIE cniid soon
sttai3ied considerable prorciency. The
mother wcuir snow her work 10 neigh
fgrs and they al would praise u.
win this stimulus ~ enDTf me lltiIs
E1sl became more snd more proficient
Then the mother sought 80 btDns
so 1he ses9oDd cfiin IN the same way
f4t her older eisier had st4ch Rori
Kistt that she never could hope ~
cstco up with bsr.
IN tsrGer ~ 1ke such piscE Tor
herself. DF. Brown said. thls girl "as
fcYrR1 10 6eysiDp E%iil In oatdDDi
sDpttF and befanF n f0tubOy y~With
many resultant changes in her char
RTteF.
The Government has given almost
20 al 10 historical ssseaFrb, J. q
P51zgatrlck ~ the Library Of COngfesf
soic section meeting " 'h- An%fl
esn Historical soelsty. bat has coh'
1us6 iiseif 30 the purchase ~ few
frsHtssI33f,5s ana the pJDi1caiion cf u
feW bGyke.
New stability pTsdi ted.
. new era of industrial stability
l,lnggnt 9bo0t ~ stsbiiizstion of ~.
yaJ1s uf f8e dollar. Mas predicted ~
aay hy speakers al Il joint session ol
lqe Stable Money Association ana ths
American Asss,,asttoB for Labor JteBis
fsigot, Tie .Sghe ana effeci tsisijcf
T,.-,vs.pn price levels ana emplpyaseD
usA denied bui u wss pointed oH
tnst i,ath pi1en0uia sTlss from com
mon e0ufLs.
IL ID pgsstbls 30 C1ntfoi fbs Duf
tslssFiDg power Of The dollar within
reasonable limits by BibehiDg mohsl
~ the sn,us! commodities of the mar
Aot Secretary James j. Davis ~ iesbo
declared at ths bestlbg The ssecrs
4&ry questioned Ho~eyer ths pDssi
is'ijty ~ setting tlxen price level fo
Eil commodities.
~ IL were possible ~ ma fhA fsti
f@LWesn ihe fulisF ana wbsl ii WI
bHy 3D3i Yso3lia ifnHed!aisJy pal nnJ
itSse 81 and nofhsf In ga po5t'lgn q