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Evening star., 1919-02-19
Wants People to Vote on It.

Through participation in the draft
ing of the leagues constitution. Sen
ator Poinde&ter declared the Unite9
States had been LED to q point HbeIe
we are now facin. an abyss II ;i-
Senate should ratify The propose
constitution and sanction the eu,faHr,
Of the United states into league 81
nations without submission OF iH.
question "ro the American people u
q political campal gu where II shall
have been made the issue and upon
which they viii have an opportuHi1!
TO render judgment ia an election" Isy
declared. then government IL
America viii have disappeared"
In adopting or rejecting Jhis coE-
stitUtion,' said SF P0iHoeAter, "suc
thereby becoming or not becoming 4.
member Of the league establishec
under il, the government and III
people Of the United states VIII deter
mine " Lher they are 70 remain tbs
great sovereign and independent bs
tipn q people controlling their Own
destiny determining for themselves
lhe extent Of their military prepsra
tioHS. tns SIZE Of their armies su..
a.tNiez. and esta GiisEiHg for tUel--
selves their iutofnaJtoua relations
Of ~ heIhrr they are 10 merge thct-
destiuirs Nth those Of oIheT nattvl4.
Of the world. sharing their buId@l :.
"a rUIuip4 III their quarrels and
becoming Z parry o. all iuterGajtyf&t
mpljc&ttons
Evening star., 1919-02-19
To Be Driven From Europe.

From the trend II things IL would
appear that Turkey is to lose every
foot Of ground she now possesses IN
Europe, that she will be forced back
over the Da rdaneiles 10 the southeast,
and that The limits pf her domain
viii extend only as far south as
Syria and as far east IS Armenia
TurAs are sure 10 be barred from
realizing their oJd-tjme mastery ana
undisputed domain in the caucasus
Besopota and Palestine. Ahc
these regions, which for centuries
have suffered under the banefnl III
fiuence Of control by Dnscrapuioas
persons ia ConstantlTople, VIII DE fof-
ever free from TepressiFe and coef-
Give measures Turkey, terfitofiaiiy
syeakiiss will strIp k 10 less tnah one
half its former size and VIII "a great
"a 7easure be dependent for It's SUD
sisteDce on the outside world through
the loss of rich agricultural sac
mineral lands to the east ana TO the
south.
Though there has been genera
agreement that Palestine, syria. Mes
opotamia and TranseaEcasla VIII 0e"i-
porarily fail at Least uncer Ffshcb
and British control and that theSe
countries will be permitted eYentuahy
10 emerge free and inde penaehi oi
any outside influence whatsoever.
there is not the same unahlnllty OF
opinion or desire as to the DaFoa-
nelies and Constantlnopie.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
State Department Notified.

The American embassy at Paris
notified the State Department today
that an attempt had been made upon
the life of Premier Ciemenceau. hut
that the bullet wound inflicted by the
:. l,sS.- &c assassin was not sertoGS.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Mr. Taft to Resume Duties at Yale.

& NEW HAVEN, Conn, February 1s.
William Howard Taft will return
to Yale University next fall as g
membcr OF the faculty, Mr.. Taft
Aropped his work as Kent professor
o8 law when he WAS CALLED 30 @df
duties.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
BRIBERY AND GRAFT .
CHARGED IN NAVY
Two Officers in New York
District to Face Court
Martial Proceedings.
PROBE TWO OTHER CASES

Trial by court martial OF two naval
officers in connection with charges Of
bribery and graft ia the third naval
district has been ordered by Secretary
Daniels.
II vas announced today that SUI
ficient evidence had been submitted
this morning IN . preliminary report
by investigators 70 warrant these
trials Immediately. Secretary Dan
iels said at least Two other cases
were developing.
One Case Involves 81 900 Bribe.
No names were made public. bat
II was learned that one case Involved
the acceptance by q naval medical
officer Of a bribe of 81 900 for passing
an applicant WHO was not physically
qualified for the duties he sought.
and another case involved bTibe
of $500 10 obts in detail which
would permit the applicant to remain
at home indefinitely
Mr. Daniels said there was no eyl-
dence of similar conditions III other
districts or stations. and that he per-
sonaliy believed the extent Of the IL
reguiarities in the third district, which
has headquarters at New York, had
been greatly exaggerated IN unotfi-
ciai reports. He stated that the de-
partment would search the matter 10
the bottom and as soon as ciFcuH~
stances warranted, would give every
detail TO the public
Oftcisi confirmation was given the
report that all honorable discharges
ed temporarily except upon an inyes-
cant for discharge.
Several Days Required.
NEW YORK. February 13--Investi-
cation Of the charges of bribery and
graft On the part Of the personnel of
the third naval district was still under
way and would not be completed for
several days. possibly longer. il was
disclosed at the district headquarters
today.
While naval officers here would not
discuss the case for Publication on the
ground that il was contrary to naval
regulations, IL was learned that the
present inquiry is the oHtgrowth Of
eyt4eace pfeApc4d ct Tbs court MAI
tt3fgo8 Lieut., BENJAMIN Davis a nedi-
Ell ofHcer
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Committee Stirs Unrest.

While the tate Of Turkey is being
d bated III the peace conference re-
ports come in increasing number that
Turkey stlil refuses to believe that
she Is out of the war. This is declared
largely due to the persistent agjta-
lions of the committee on union and
progress. which already has calfsed
three cabinet shake-ups since The ar
fnistioe was signed, aud which IL de-
clared to be reaching out and spread
ing The gospel OF resistance 10 ell
Turkish peoples.
The British torces operating north
ward from Mesopotama and in the
Cauca sus have encountered the re-
suits of this. Turks not only have re-
sisted openly, but have demoraiizea
peoples generally. Conditions are de-
clared so bad that the retention OF
large British forces in this region will
be necessary for long time to come
If the reconstruction
york done under the auspices of the
British army of occupation is not
swept away. Inasmuch as great
work has been done by the British in
reyiying the agriculture and com.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Discussed by Americans,

The American delegates to the
peace Conference. when they learn
80 OF the attempt upon Premier Glenn
enceaus = life today. began to conside,
the effect Of the event upon their o~n
risus IA connection with the con
1erenc<
On the assumption that the Official
reports minimizing the nature Of NJ
A4eil. cneesus $ injuries we're correct
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Skl.LEDD. c. MEN
COACHED FIGHTERS
Old Third Regiment Trained
So We'll That Army Used
Companies to Instruct.
HELPED PREPARE $4,000
Es q staf Correspondence.


NEW YORK, February lg.-Eash-
isgton national guardsmen were
found SO well trained when they got to
France that several companies Of the
cid sd Regiment ssssE kept o. III tfk.
nan, France, to get the new National
Army men into shape for service ut
the from,
This was learned today from etfieers
Of the l62d Infantry 4ist Division,
VINO arrived today on the transport
Cahoplc, At the replacement earnu at
-, Afghan, they said. District qua rds-
men helped train 43 geo iaea for re-
placement companies to be sent TO the
front to I'LL gaps caused by casualties.
According TO these officers, the "a
Battalion Of the old Sd Regiment OF
District tniiitia was scattered through
out the sIst Division and they we've
unable 10 say where all Of these
Washington men are ROW.
Stationed Near Erest.
Il was learned that Co,ntan5es y
and 6 Of the old Sd Regiment s,s
st&1ioned somewhere near grest.
France, on person nei dUty.
Two Washington snen who were j,
Company q OF the old Sd Regimen.
Djst1ict National Guard, were On the
Canopic. They are First sergt. f.
NeIIiger Of 4l2 otis place nortaxss,
and Corp. Samuel " I4untley of 1aa
PennsylYania avenue northwest.
Both were in q machine gun con-
parry Of the 1920 Infantry. sergt
Ae}liger was an expert machine yun-
ner He was near the front in the
Chateau Thierry drive and escausa
anjGry-
Col, John J.. May Of Portland, Or.
VINO landed todaI with the men Of the
$50 lhfana'i spoke highly Of the Dis
tA1c' men who were under him ia France
As evidence of the material .y4ljci,
Washington sent 70 ths war, Col MAJ
pointed out that elsh, sereeauts from
tte District became second ITeut.n- =
ants, ard al who were second lieu
tenants We're made first tieutenants.
Under Fire at verdun.
Many Of the District national
guardamea, he said were under IRE
at Ferdun, while taking replacement
units 10 the front like. There We're
TOE casualties in the 1920 Infantry,
but the officers were una BILE 10 say
how many Of these We're District men
PRACTICALLY all the 1.443 officers ane
'Len VINO arrived on the Ganopic were
Oregon fniNtiamen. and they viii go
20 Camp DIX from The pUrt of debark-
alton
The ortega. with 700 men Of The
Jt4st lnfantrS, OF which Companies
a y, Z and d Of the old ID Re giment
we're part is Cue 10 arrive At
O clock this afternoon. ! f Y.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
TURKS TOLOSE ALL
GROUND IN EUROPE
Also Likely to Be Prevented
From Repeating Crimes
OF the Past.
OARDANELLES CONTROL
fiS OLIVER OWEN hIIfS,
staff Correspondent OF The star.

PARIS February s-~ has g tp h|-
come Of Turkey WM ill.,, peaer cou-
fcreos ia Paris remember the lsjnous
oGtraees peFpeirafed against civ'iizs
ton bs Ihe ottoman empire and, re
gardjcss of strictly racial and roll
eioua ties 50 di.idc Turkey tha' il eyer
viii be impoten' TO repeat the crimes
of the past
These are questions that are today
being asked il ail quarters in Paris
In a perfunctory wsy the future Of
Turkey has been discussed by repre-
sentatiyes Of various nations. but as
get no definite decision has been
reached But that Turkey must be
rendered impotene and that Turkey
must pay in fun Tor sIrs of the past
IS a premise from which all considera-
,lon Of the question starts. There is
little spirit Of mercy in such conver-
ssrions as have been conducted
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Means Surrender OF hmeri-
can Rights and Sovereign
ty, Senator Says.
LEADS TO WAR INSTEAD
OF PEACE. HE BELIEVES
Violates Constitution, Abandons
Monroe Doctrine and Resem bIes
Soviet, He Asserts.

IN 'Ae first prepared address on the
league Of E2tious delivered in the Sen
ate since the constitution Of the pro
posed league was made public, Senator
Poindexter Of Washington, republican.
today declared entrance Of the United
States into the league would mean a
surrender Of American rights, priv
leges aud sovereignty, the abandon
ment Of she Monroe doctrine aud VIC
iation Of the Constitution
The constitution Of the league. he
asserted, was conflicting. indehuite
and uncertain. and the machinery
which il proposes to set up similar TO
the soviet government Of Russia"
NO such colossal burden or entan-
Cling alliance was ever before coD-
ceiyed in tine world. the senator said
Instead Of being an instrument Of
peace it IS the fertile seed of war
the dragon 5 teeth from which, when
sowns armed soldiers will spring"
Refers TO Clemenceau Attack,
The Senate galleries were crowded
today in anticipation Of tn. outbreak
Of the discussion of the proposed
league Of nations. Senator I'oin-
dexter obtained the floor as soon as
the routine morning business was
finished and proceeded with his
criticism Of the constitution of the
proposed league as drafted. Before
entering upon a discussion OF the
ton. Senator PojndesfeF called at
tention to the reported attempted as
ssssjnstion of Premier Ciemenceau.
He said that il was fortunate for
hunla nifty that the assassin had failed
and that the great Frenchman, who
stood for victory and efficiency in the
war with the German hordes, stfT
lived.
Senator Poindexter referred 70
d4spa tes IL the morning papers grqs.
Paris stating thai the delegates
the peace conference are anxious
AXE up consideration Of the pe
treaty and 20 bring tire wary L.
END. He said that IL is now
than three months since hostii3
had cea SEQ and yet the peaost G-.i
gates are just beginning u ;&ke
up the peace treaty,
While Senator PoindeXter spoke
Chairman Hitchcock OF the lorsias
relations committee and Senate"
Lewis Of Illinois, democratic whip, totia
many notes
One gallery, which was not crowded
during the address was that ff-
served for the diplomats. II was ot
eupied only by the Bulgarian minis'es
and three ladies.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
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Evening star., 1919-02-19
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended 2 pm. today: Highest. IL. at
2:30 pm. yesterday: lowest, 20, at )
am. today.
Full report on page 20.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
$I2o,000,0OO LEFT
To INSTITUTIONS
Henry c. Frick Bequeaths
Much of Estate TO
Public
$l5,0oO,O0O is
GIVEN PRINCETON

NEW YORK. Dec S.-Henry Clay
Frlok. multl-mlllionsire, ironmaster and
collector OF art, left all but S25-OOOOO
OF his vast estate 20 public, charitable
and educational Institutions, according
10 the terms OF his viii made public
here.
The value Of the public bequests, az
ter 100000 Is set aside for his widow,
son and daughter, Is Sii1,O00OOO, eX-
cluslxe OF i5l acres of Pittsburgh real
estate left for a public park.
Princeton and Harvard universities
and the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology are bequealhed spproxi-
nstely S25.OOOOOO, divided so that
Princeton will-receive about Si5,OOO-
GOO and Harvard and Technology each
about s5O00.OOO
About S5.OOOO0O Is left TO the Educa-
tlonal Fund Commission at Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh institutions 10 receive be-
quests amounting 10 about $4,000
each are: Chlldren's Hospital, Ale
gheny General Hospital, Home for the
Frlendless, Kingsley House Association,
Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Free Dis
penssry. Pittsburgh NewsbOys Home.
Western Pennsylvania Hospital and
the Central Young Women's Christian
Association.
other $4,000 bequests are! Union
town Hospital. Unlontown; Cottage
State Hospital, Connellsvllle; West
moreland Hospital. Greensboro; Mount
Pleasant Memorial Hospital, Mount
pleasant: Braddock General Hospital,
Braddock. and the Homestead Hospital,
Homestead. all OF Pennsylvania
The Society Of the Iying-in Hospital
OF the City Of New York. is left about
81. 100000.
Approximately s65OO,OOO, in addition
30 her share In the s25,OO0,OO0 left the
immediate family, Is bequeathed to
Miss Helen C. Frlck TO dispose Of along
the general lines Of public benefit pro
yided for In bequests 10 public and edu-
cauOnal Institutions.
The New York mansion IN which the
Frlck art collection, valued at S500OO,
900. Is housed, h left to Mrs. Adelaide
II. C. Frick. his widow, as long as she
continues TO live there. Upon her
death or election TO rellnqulsh the
house as a residence the entire proper
ty Is left 90 a corporation to be formed
TO maintain a gallery OF art" on the
property for encouraging and devel-
oping the study OF fine arts and OF ad-
vsncing the general knowledge Of kin
dred subjects
The trustees are directed Immediately
% form the corporation under the laws
OF New York state to be known ar
"The Frick Collection" The corpora
tion IS bO maintain In the New York
mansion "public gallery Of art" Until
the corporation Is completed, the art
collection Is 10 be held in trust by
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

Mrs. Frick. Miss Helen Frick, Childs
Frlck. the son. and George Z. Baker,
Jr., J. Horace Harding. Walker d. Hines,
Lewis Cass Ledyard, John d. Rookie
feller, Jr., and Horace Havemeyer.
Fifteen million dollars are left In
| trust to the same persons for the main
tenance and Improvement OF the Frick
art collection. house and grounds.
A tract OF land IN Pittsburgh. about
| Isl acres In the Fourteenth Ward and
bordering on the Homewood Gene
terry. Is left 90 the city OF Pittsburgh
10 be maintained as public park. Two
million dollars are left 30 the Union
Trust Company Of Pittsburgh, as trus-
tees for maintenance and embelllsh-
ment OF the park.
About s50CO0OOO OF his estate Mr..
Frlck ordered divided Into 100 equal
shares These shares were ordered
distributed 10 various Institutions.
Princeton Is given 30 shares. Harvard
10. Massachusetts Institute 0f Tech
nolosy 10 and the Education Fund
Commission. which has IT'S Office in
Pittsburgh, 10.
Lewis Cass Ledyard, who made pub
10 Mr.. Frlck's Will. said that 70 was
the iron masters intention 20 distribute
10 public, charitable and educational
Institutions an OF the 100 shares Not
having made provision for the i3 re-
malning undecided upon as his death,
Il was Mr.. Frlck's intention 20 have
his daughter arrange FOR the dispensing
Of them. In consequence. Miss Helen
/ Feick Is bequeaihed them-valued at
about S65OO,O ,OO0-to do with as she sees
! nt. No restrictions are placed upon
her by the will
Executors Of the viii, under It's d.
rectlon, are given as Mrs. Adelaide II.
C. Frick, Miss Helen Frlck Childs Frick
and Henry c. McEldOwney and Wllll1m
Watson Smith. both Of Pittsburgh Me
Eldowney and Smith receive S250OO
each as their fees.
Fees of $4,000 each are left 10 the
trustees for the Prick Art Collection
Corporation, excluding Mr.. Frick's
widow and son and daughter.
The will expressed the fullest pos
slble confidence and trust In Mr.. Frick's
immediate family and fullest possible
leeway r. given them throughout the
entire document. Trustees and eXecu-
tive executors ordered appointed 20
handle his estate enjoy a like conf
dence and lack OF restriction OF action
pertaining to their duties. All rights
and powers discretionary or otherwise,
imposed upon trustees and executors
shall devOlve upon their successors
without hlndrance. the VIII provides.
Mr.. Frick directed that his executors
lie no Inventory Of his estate with the
Register Of wills. Any interest IN his
estate which falls 70 be effectively dis
posed OF Is TO revert to Miss Helen C.
Friok.
- A striking paragraph In the document.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
GENEYIEVE.

Geneyieye signifies white wave II
has the same origin as Gwen, which is
considered The British Venus The planet
Is seren-Wcner, as morning star,
Gweno as an evening star. Teutonic
etymologlsts have tried to construe
Genevleye as a combination Of Gan
,mag'c) and vaius "a crown but with
out success.
History has established the fact that
the first Genevieve was Gaul born at
Nanlerre in 423 and could scarcely have
been given anything but a NaltiC or a
Riman name, and the whole family OF
Owens were dear 10 the Cymrlc race,
whose religion was the same as the
Gau and Britain.
Genev'eye was a shephordcss like
Joan Of Arc, who anticipated her deeds
Of patriotism. though she wore no
armor and carried no sword When
Paris was bcselged by the Franks. She
walked forth unarmed in search Of pro-
visions and her herOism so impressed
the savage Franks. that they granted
her entreatles that the wounded be
spared When she died, she was erect
ed into the primary patron saint Of
/ Paris and Is adorned as such by all
/ Parlslenncs, down from Anne Gene
We've de Bourbon. The Teulons have a
Saint Genevefa Of Braban, 10 whom
has attached the story Of the wife who
was driven by malic Gus accusation to
! the woods where She gave birth to an
infant and was nourished by white
Ldge until her innOccnse was proven.
The French use Geneyieye. also JR-
votte. and Geneylon; Italy makes her
Genovena; Germany, GenOvef9, Vevay,
and Nefelc: and Russia Zenevleva.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
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Evening journal., 1919-12-08
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expressive Of the cordiality Of the rela-
tions Of Mr.. Frick with his wife and
children reads:
1T is due TO my wife. my daughter
and my son that l should express The
complete confidence which | feel that
they will cordially cooperate in bring
ing about the realization Of my wishes
as expressed in this, my will
Relatives, friends and employees are
remembered in the s25,O0OOOO left Mr.
Frlck's immediale family.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
WHAT'S Nv A NAINE?"
BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name Its History Its Meaning Whence
it Was Derived; Its Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel
BY Mildred Marshall


Her tallsmanic stone is amber. which
Is said to ward Off illness and bad luck.
Monday Is her luck day and her mys-
tic number.
Coleridge wrote charming lyric to
Genevleve:
Maid Of my love. sweet Genevieye,
In beauty's light you glide along;
Your eye is like the star Of eve,
And sweet your voice as seraph's
song.
Yet not your heavenly beauty gives
This heart with passion soft TO glow :
Within your soul voice there lives,
II bids you hear the ta.e OF woe, etc.
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