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ALLIANCES URGED
AS MEANS Of PEACE
Ex.Justice Clarke Tells Char
IottesviI!.c Institute Pacts
will Replace League.
Is the Associated Press.

Is the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. August
a.-~After discussion of State AMI 10
interest in the Institute of Public Al
fairs at the University of Virginia
shifted to the international field as
delegates gathered to hear an addt ess'
on The League Of Nations" today by
.rohn IT. Clarke. formerly associate
Sustice Of the United States Supreme
Court.
DR.. A. r. Hatton OF Northwestern
University presided ut the conference
today on state and County Govern
nents" a subject treated in an eN-
haustive manner last night by Gov
Harry T. Byrd of Virginia. y Discus
sion of "Faim Relief" was presided
over by President John l.. Coulter of
North Dakota A. & Nj. College,
while DIR. Gus w. Dyer of Vanderbilt
University, Nashville. Tenn, led the
discussion Of Economic Development
OF the South.
Educators Are Speakers.
The notables attending the confer
cnce we're told last night by DR..
charles G. Maphis. dean of the sum
mer quarter, that the university was
sponsoring the institute as means
10 bringing about a more vital inter
est in government and its allie:
agencies He expressed the opinion
that, while institutions of higher
learning were taking up the work. tho
American people were not trained IN
governmental theory and principle.
He called attention to n similar inst
tute sponsored by Williams College
and the University of California.
Gov. Harry Byrd gave the institute
the benefit of the reorganization pol
icy he has pursued in the Old Domin-
ion as it's chief executive and which
was supported vigorously in the Dem
ocratic primary several days ago.
Dealing with the short ballot. the
governor said that the jealousy of
comforting power on the executive
head had created a cumbersome ma
chine.
The institute was praised by the
Virginia executive as a means of
arousing interest in popular govern
ment. ITO arouse public interest in
public questions means to fortify the
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freedom of the people by preserving
representative government"
Settlement OF debts with foreign
countries III such manner as to pre-
serve international trade was present.
ed before the institute by DR.. II. G.
Moulton Of the Institute of Economics.
Washington. in an address on "Our
Foreign Debts" DR.. Moulton declared
that American foreign trade policies
would perhaps be vitally affected by
the kind of debt settlements that are
made with European nations.
DR. Moulton said that 70 per cent
Of the war oans of the United States
We're made before the armjstice. He
estimated that 81 per cent of all the
loans were used to buy foodstuffs.
munitions and other supplies for wag
ing war.
Former Justice John II. Clarke to-
day vi3io9ed world peace achieved by
many international alliances, instead
Of q single universal treaty like tn
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON c. TUESDAY AUGUST

League Of Nations. in speaking at the
institute of public affairs at the Uni
verslty of Virginia.
Mr.. Clarke spoke on THE Present
Status of the League of Nations"
and said it had been found impossible
to formulate n treaty Of worldwide
scope, suitable to all nations, leading
to the development of separae treaties
like the Locarno pact. which ultimate
~ will serve to establish world peace
through individual agreements be
tween the nations.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Power For Valley

Joint and
the Arizona Edison open the way to the
development the Sulphur garden spot
southern Arizona
In richness years been known to have
few equals southwest the question Of water
has held progress r
Repeated subterranean stream
that will provide abundant supply
depths in places or feet
But it takes many
settlers
plants. t&
Comes the an offer to extend power
expense of installing 1a3ale M
The cost of extending $4,000 mile which
would entail benefited of $4,000 mile
Assuming the line charge against
the land benefited would in
that distance
brought under irrigation
It is farmers
in the organization permit financing
their share of the bond issue.
The mere installation up valley would without
doubt add at least $40 the land b rendering
aon OF possible might prefer
TO use their plants.
toward the reclamation of Tho
Springs valley it is up to every forward
program of delivering valley
With cheap Sulphur Springs valley land
will be marketable approximatng value of the Salt
River valley land Climatic good soil is
equal and freight favorably.
the rainfall in the valley that Of the
northern valley thus rendering irrigation necessary
eiopmen Oh the Sulphur Springs just
question Of the business long enough
to carry power to every susceptible
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Tres Opening Gun

Ihe pnrring accompanying
the raucous noise
Wednesday when the to the senate
by threatening to veto the bill unless
was amended to appointments
The feelings that legislature the
interest harmony expected
to receive full governor has seen fit to
1T possible that both the
votes to the bill governors and that the
governors def will be accented agreed
legislation looking toward the
imperative the good and
faithful servant" home
The the other up a
losing battle support
final
veto beneficial legislation
he considers his OF patronage
The people of Arizona
Colorado
the work Governor Hunt opening OF
himself immune
from the
The Jones bill the
river development it would
adopted governor
though control of the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
With Other Editors
THE REPORTED FLOP OF AnlIE's TOUR
(Arizona Republican,


Los Angeles
Temple followers
bobardng home They feared
effect the rigorous ethereal frame
revoaoy suggestion from
evangelist be called back Amies tour
where she has appeared
be flop revised estimate Of American
intelligence and of the this country to the
square
formally opened did not
which to
responded with audience of 1000
according offering silent
Amee yielded only
$349 The of Aimee left
with the impression Spngans skates
cvery thrownout hints that
probably capital She held four
meetings which $49 At that rate
appeared would sending home
for money
offering
up point Kansas City,
great of $4,000 was
the the evenagest
of rs It then
throw the the public for Aimee said she
commercialzng In response to
public entered lost in the
spaciousness.
The adventures Aimee beginning May 1 last however they
Angeles southern California
thrilled the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
an that this country will view with concern any extension

with extension of
theses spheres Of influence.
sending
brades China besides native soldiers from
China been masked They
attracting
Rarely has state paper
ass greeted Mr. Kellogg's of policy.
Even difficult appreciate foreign
his approval OF
Keloggs of state
didn't go quite emphasizing the necessity OF preserving
integrity of China
appears to Kelogg's
policy international
complications enlist sufficient support
to guarantee execution
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
SHOOTING sKYwARp
WILL
EAT BETTER If
HILL IS PASSED

The soldiers at Camp Harry J.
Jones, as well as other posts of the
army, will enjoy much better food
if bill now before congress. passes.
The bill is one to Increase the RAJ
tion allowance of each man from
20 to so cents. 1t is expected thar
the bill will become effective in
1928.
Officers at Camp Harry ]. Jones
state that the bill has an excellent
chance of passage, since the house
has already shown its attitude by
voting to increase the present al
lcwance to 40 cents per man for
next year. The new bill, if passed,
will give the army the same ration
allowance as that enjoyed by the
navy and Marine corps.
While the present ration allow
ance is sufficient to supply the
necessary food components it per-
mits so little variation that tho
menus become monotonous and are
often the cause of real dissatisfac-
ton. Officers state that the ration
is one of the most powerful factors
in morale and that the passage OF
the new bill Wills undoubtedly be OF
Benefit to the army.
\
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
fSAB8

A state senator in Kansas starts
a crusade against mince pie. But
there's always the drug store cellar,
boys.
The flapper is an educative force
in college life, says a Chicago pro-
fessor. Yes, and you might almost
say there's nothing elective about
her, prof.
A hawk has been killing the pigeons
around the Art Institute in Chicago
Why don't they hire a stool-pigeon?
You may never see this headline:
RUSSIA AWARDS KELLOGG 1927
PRIZE FOR INGENUITY.
Plotters bombed the italian con-
sulate in New York as a slap at
Mussolini. That's almost as direct
as our recent war with Mexico.
George Young, who made the
Catalina channel look like mill
pond, told his mother he didn't intend
to marry until he was 25. Hollywood,
there's your man!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Chinese Policy Approved

While Secretary
States policy with
Hays open Door" manifesto
timely warning the
Keloggs reaffirmaton of the
paragraph
China protection
the right legitimate occupations
monopoes spheres special
S enterprise
extending influence
while believed be of
Shantung southwark the British
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Sixteen Years Ago

Fred sandstrom, a foreman for
the c. & A, went to Bisbee yes
terday for several days.
c. 0. Ellis, cashier of the Bank
of Douglas, is entertaining his
friend John Rountree, of New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harris have
returned from Silver Bell and
have bought a home in Sunnyside.
Miss Bertine Beck gave a fare
well party to Miss Florence
Linsay, who is leaving for Bisbee
to make her home. Those present
were Thelma Kennedy, Florence
Lindsay, Gwenna Lewis, Sue
O'Neal, Katherine Kilmer, Norine
Travis, Clyde Douglas, Herbert
Lewis, Harold Hirst and Albert
Zeitlin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Abe Martin

You can't speak disapprovingIy Of
anything these days, not even crime
an dehauchery. without sOmebuddy
sayin'. "Ah. you're gittin' Ole.' 'I've
big notion t. leave my watch i
Uncle Steve" said Lafe Bud T. his
wife, they were gittin' ther affairs
in shape T. attend house party.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
A FILLER IN METEoRoLOGY

Hardware Clerk Ito lucky stock
broker)-T suppose you've pulled off
any amount of good things lately?"
The stockbroker-"I picked up a
good thing recently It stood at A
when 7 discovered it. and last week
il touched 49,"
Good heavens! What was it?"
"A thermometer"-Go Hardware.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
sTARTs THE BARRAGE

"Do you like music?'
II have only one objection toI
music said Miss Cayenne. ut is
agreeable enough to listen to. but
it gives rise to an internrfnable amount
Of tiresome sation."-Washing-
ton Star.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
PRACTICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

pacifistic gentleman stopped to
try to settle a Juvenile row.
my boy" he said to one of the
combatants, "do you know what the
Good Book says about fighting?"
"Aw!' snorted the youth, "fightin'
amt one of them things you kin
get out Of book, mister.P-Amerlcan
Legion Weekly.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
PICCADILLY BTTSY

"This talk about getting London
is a ---- liew shouted Amos Q.
Pipp as he broke out of a telephone
booth at the Battery, an exasperated
wreck, this morning. 81 KNOW!
I've been trying for two hours to
get BrooklynH'-H I. Phillips in The
New York Sun.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
NIZE BABY

The motion-picture story of the
week concerns a producer who has
recently imported an alien star.
"She's a nize girl" he announced,
'and I'm gonna lion her English
The New Yorker.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
RAzzING FIDO

"Are you sure it was marriage
license you gave me last month";"
Certainly, sir; why?'
because I've led a dogs life ever
since '-Columbia Jester
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
SENATE CUTS EXPENSE

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2S.-(Specia,
to tlte DspatchD-The senators who
are members of the recess committee
haye made material reductions IN
the appropriations for the person.
mel Of the senate during the recess.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
sHEEP AND GOATS

The man (real artist---"Were they
all artistic peopIe you met there?
The Girl-"some of them were, but
some were quite nice."-Punch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
More Truth Than Poetry
By James j. Montague
TO A GROUND HOG

Dumb brue-and by the
east compuncton,
1 do 0
Entirely human function;
Dumb Brute notice
The together
About the weather?
OF lines
Your ignorance
You dwell back amid
Where winter and dismal
Your lack of learning il rs vast
AS power to
And yet
The coming
&g~ r
Upon the
AS they their
You lack all knowledge
And functions of the cosmic forces
You look the ground and whine
With dropping jowls surly,
then confidently
Springs comm early!"
Come FORTH, gaze on our
warmly coated
Come out old brute, and show me how
h which noted.
And if the sky is dark with murk,
bright and
I'll back wheh watch work.
And win money!
Let's For
baseball double plays and less double dealing
In
words that few the would
Gentlemen, be seated"
Increasing
There strike to
price without
Copyright, 1927. Syndicate. Inc.) b.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
WISE VIRGIN

Hostess-"Whats the idea of
bringing two boy friends with your
Guest-"Oh, 1 always, carry a
spare''--Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

The senate budget had been cut Sc
verely, but the senators found sew
eral items which it was possible I'd
reduce.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
LET 'ENT RIP

How do you tune these jazz. in
struments?"
You don't. louisville Courier
Journal.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
sUDDEN INsPm ATION

"And what did your wife have to
say when you stood at the Pyramids?"
Wanted to know if I had locked
the kitchen door. or."-Louisville paper.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
PLUCKED FROM THE PLAINS

why not do away with accidents
altogether piped a masculine voice
from the rear of the hall.--Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

Smith was welcomed by other old
guardsmen, such as Senator Gillette
OF Massachusetts, but the Longworth
greeting was the most fervent.
Smith sat to the rear of the
senatorial desks. He looked like the
headmaster of boys school,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

THE WHOLE HOG $50 no sPEAEI)
statistics show" declared the be-
specialized woman lecturer, that
the modern, common-sense style of
woman's dress has reduced accidents
on tEe street cars by so per cent"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
ERATERNITY HOUSE. PRORLEM

rs this dance formal, or can
r wear my own clothes? ?'-Carnegie
Puppet.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SPOT
e beneath the mistletoe.

'Tis done beneath the mistletoe,
'Tis done beneath the rose"
But the proper place to kiss, you
know
Is Just beneath the nose.
Frank L. Stanton.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
WESTINGHOUSE
LETTER Z M
RIN o.

WASHINGTON folk got out
of bed earlier than usual to atteno
the session that opened the Smith
debate an hour before the usual open
inc of the senate.
The galleries were packed tighter
,han at any time since congress came
for it's present short session--more
SPECTATORS than when Borah made
his speech about Nicaragua.
The diplomatic gallery was empty,
but that reserved for senatorial fam
lilies was jammed and so We're all
the others. The scene was reminiscent
of Roman crowd all set to see
an eminent Christian fed to the
lions.
The fact that the eminent Mr..
smith had numerous defenders anxious
to see that he at least be fed at
a later date only tended to put
more pep in the show When all
the seats were filled, people were
allowed to sit in the aisles and soon
these were jammed and it was
Titans job to get out.
Downstairs many members of the
house, led by Speaker Nick, were
on hand and almost every senator
was at his desk.
Cute little Alice Longworth, the
speakers wife, displayed great inter-
est from her usual seat in one of
the reserved galleries.
When the senate finally refuses
to accept Frank L. Smith of Illinois,
Speaker Longworth will be glad to-
have him over in the house.
Speaker Nick, hero of an incipient
presidential boom, staged what was
virtually public petting party with
Smith on the senate floor as he
came over to attend the early session
on the first day of debate over
Smiths admissibility.
No. that Smith was actually hugged
or kissed but Speaker Nick grasped
his paw, shook it cordially and patted
him on the back so enthusiastically
as to register an open endorsement
of the senator-elect whom many
senators think is unfit to sit among
them.
Smith was welcomed by other old
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

"No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
pROCREssIyE pINcHINc

A woman gave her young son half
a dollar to buy pound of plums,
saying: BE sure, Tommy, to pinch
one or two Of them to see if they
are ripe"
In few moments Tommy re-
turned with both the fruit and the
half dollar.
81 pinched one, as you told me-"
he explained, and them when the
man wasn't looking I pinched the
whole bag full. l."-Progressive Grocer.
SHOOTING SKYWARD
MY, but your little brother is
growingr'
Yes. ma'am; he comes up to the
hem of mama's skirt now."-Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

Dispatch Telepnones-s1 and 50
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29
Music In Their Ears

Let's Hope For 1t
is more double plays and less double dealing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

The words that few of the senator's would love
Gentlemen be seated"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

There coal strike this year way has been fou
| the price without
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-29

Copyright 1927. by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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