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loan rally which turned ont to Be one
OF the most enthusiastic meetings Of
the drive. The news. that the gobs
were going to sing brought over 1000
persons to the hut and not one left
his seat until the gobs had sung their
last note. : e.s., -s.s4-s2r, H.
The program contained variation
Of songs. some serious and some
frivolous, and the, forty lads from
Hampton roads. showed their versa
tiiity in a repertoire. that ranged
from coon songs to the famous SOL
dfers' chorus Of Faust"
The Hampton Roads. Club is. q truly
remarkable orEanization and Tar sur
passes anything of its. kind ever
heard in Washington. What is un-
usual with Klee clubs, tho tenors are
as good as the bas4es, and the entire
club, under the direction OF jerome
A. Swineford, shows unexpected
finish. =. ...- -... $780,.
Stirring victory loan speeches were
made by corcoran Thorn and Claude
Bennett and during a ten-minute in-
termfspion pledges were received
from the audience, When the carde
were, all turned. in and. totaled 1t
was found that $4,000 had been sub
Scribed
Evening star., 1919-05-04
DENIES LEAGUE USURPS
RIGHTS OF congress
Mr.. Marshall Calls Opposition Pc.
litical and Monroe Doctrine Agi-
tation Tempest in Teapot.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-Vice
President Marshall In an address be-
fore the American Academy of Po.
litical and Social Science here to,
night in support Of the league Of ma
tions declared the covenant did not
infringe upon the rights Of the United
States Congress and expressed the
opinion that much Of the opposition
to the plan results more from politi-
cal than patriotic reasons.
Agitation over the Monroe doctrine
was characterized by Mr.. Marshall as
a tempest in a teapot"
There were two conclusions drawn
from the Monroe doctrine" the Vice
President said. ''one of which was
good for the American and the other
Of which was bad. The conclusion
that it was the doctrine of self-de-
ropean nations on the western shore
was good, but the doctrine confer
ring upon us lordship or guardian
ship Of our sister republics to the
south was distinctly bad. 1t wounded
the pride of these republics and in
stead of drawing them toward Amer
listen to the insidious wiIes OF Eu-
ropean diplomacy. When all men
pledge their honor to maintaining the
integrity of the American republics.
it is hardly needful for the United
States to assume for itself the dis
charge of that duty
American people always would be
trained to the idea Of Justice. and
not force. as the ruling power Of the
world.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Buys $4,000 Of Bonds
and Wins Ride In Air

Alva J. Hamilton, helper in the
foundry at the Washington navy yard.
won a victory air ride in an Army air.
plane by purchasing $4,000 worth Of
bonds for his bwn account. M. Ham.
iiton has been employed At the navy
yard for several years. He. Is .en.
thustastic over tho prospect Of ride
through the clouds. He was the larg-
est purchaser who made his claim In
the daily victory Atr ride tontsst which
closed at O'clock yesterday afternoon.
Roy l.. Neuhaussr of 1907 21st street
northwest won. the ,prtzed air ride
awarded to the person selling the
greatest amount Of victory bonds. ;.
The contest for the air rides now
on closes at 5 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. when the claimants for the rides
must present themselves and their
proofs at victory loan headquarters,
i41S H street northwest. 80
The rules OF the contest have been
changed by the committee in charge
of the awards. One air rfde will be
awarded tho person selling the great
est, amount Of bonds, and one will be
awarded to tho person obtaining tho
greatest number Of subscriptions. The
award to the purchaser of the greatest
amount cf rc-.d- .l.s been eliminated.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
NElGHBo oRHo0D HOUSE
CHILD MAY PARTY ENDS
Record Attendance at Pfetty
Dance, Games and Re-
freshments.

chtidren Of the Nesxhoorhood House
last nixht ctosed thDstr arnuaa May
party on the grounds Of the house, at
40 n street southwest, With moro than
700. persons in attendance. This years
party in the point OF attendance was
said to Be the most succsi1fui in the
history Of the house.
Six groups Of children yesteriay Mt
ernoon participated in. the Maypole
dance In the street. which had been
ropsd on for the occasion. Ethel Green
was May Queen ana her attendants
were May Houston. Dorothy wells,
Thelma Barry. Dorothy Langley. Dor
othy Downey and Elizabeth Multi
neaux
varieus kames were played. Miss
Catherine Baikhhausen, was Mother
Goose and she was assisted BY q large
number Of children in portraying the
Mother Gooee rhymes.
IN the. eyentng tho, performances
given last ThursdAy ana Friday even
inES were repeated. Supper was
seryAd from 6 to 7:3o O'Clock, In con-
pection with the party there also
was ap exhibit Of Industrial work
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Coast Guard win Simulate
on the Potomac River Today
Life.Saving From Sea Wreck

The United States Coast Guard, its nein-
bers heroes Of many q battle with wind
and wave for the lives Of st1ipwreciked
mariners, is to stage a spectacular
drill at 4:so O'Clock this afternoon on
Potomac river, Just opposite tho polo
field in Potomac Park. 4,....,--. a..
Stimulating conditions OF wreck at
sea, a veteran crew Of coast guards
men will rescue the sailors from the
schooner Mary Anne Shea, which is
ly, in midriver
When signals of distress are shown
from the Bchooner, q member Of the
coast guard will, give the alarm and
the crew will rush to their stations. A
small cannon will be used to hurl q
projectile. to which will be attached 9
cord. over the doomed vessel. The
mon on board will haul in the cord.
and, attached to It, cable, which
will be made fast to the sinking boat
The breeches buoy will be run out and
the men brought safely to shore. :.
The members of the, coast guard
who viii give the exhibition Of life:
Keeper John A. Midgett, in charge ol
station No. 17s. off the North Carolina
coast. He has been recommended to
receive the Navy cross for unusual
bravery. When a British tanker wal
torpedoed Off the Carolina coast last
year he went to the rescue Of the
crew, and. saved a. .boAtload. OF men
who had been capsized into water GOV.
cred with burning oil.
The. rescue was made in one OF the
power surfboats of the coast guard,
number of which Will be on hand for
the drill this afternoon.
The, coast. guard. which has. been
merged with the Navy during the
war. has arranged the drill to stinu.
iate interest in the victory liberty
loan campaign.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
O|SL0YA TALK CHARGED
Frank Victor, a Rumanian, Ar.
rested On Charge Of Making
Unpatziohc Remarks.

Following alleged unpatriotic and
condemnatory remarks about the
United states government, President
Wilson and the country in general,
Frank Victor. a Rumanian. was sent
to the first precinct police station to
awSH investigation into his activities.
Secret service agents and local police
are tracing flf4 record.
police are tracing his record
Victor walked into the ONCE Of the
assistant district attorney yesterday
ana demanded papers which would
permit him to leave the United States,
aecofdisrH toshA poifce. His language
attracted attention there, and. al
though ha was permitted to leave. De-
tscti1e swsensy of headquarters was
assigned e shadow the man. His
actions caused hfs arrest later near
ths ecurthouse
when inKsf TO police teadauarters.
befofs Iutpector pf,, Detectives elf
ford qfAiit, Vtcfor used abusive
iansuAEe Is spsAkfns 81 the Presi-
dent, and cureed the. entire country
and every one ~ IT. the police say.
He ted the ohirers that he came
here from East St. Eouib, III, and
that he ikas nas6ofitented IN, this
country, and wanted to get back to
RumaI1A. -
Evening star., 1919-05-04
NAVY CORPS WOMEN
PARADE FOR new LOAN
Thousands See 400 Marchers Re.
viewed by Admiral
=. J, Cowie.

Marching Tor tho Victory liberty
Navy and Marine -corps swung down
Psnnsyivanis. avenue yesterday aft
ernoon.. keeping step like veterans
company d fri nlarines. in their
smart uuntforus,, led by the. Navy
YArd 1and. conlpossd the parade,
which was viewed BY thousands Of
The parade started on the white
Hepse Eliipss. yhsTs ths narehers
Cowie. Navy liberty loan oficer, and
member. of shs % %csnt.sl liberty loan
tators were gathered On the Eliipse
and cheered the woman rnarchers as
attention and gave ! snappy salute
whom Admiral cowte passed between
tina lines for review.
The Navy women marched east on
PennsyivaniA avenue ia. 7th street and
On ,7th street south TO ths lighthouse
wharf. where the United States de-
stroyers. Navy victory ships" are
on exhibition.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
AUTO OFFENDERS NAMED.
Commissioner Baughman Reports
Nine Impositions Of Penalties

BALTIMORE. May s.-The names of
the following Washingtonians appear
in the list OF automobile law violations
for the week. made public by Automo-
bile Commissioner Baughman today:
Ralph Whalley. 1918 Potomac street,
operating car while under the in
fiuence Of liquor: license revoked.
Morris Pittle, $500 18th street north
west; license suspended pending an In
vestigation., ---
The following residents of Bladens-
burg were also penalized:
Mai. c. w. Bailey, speeding forty
Ave miles an hour; $25.
P. H. Coates. speeding fifty miles an
hour; SIS.
H. J. Hallerith. speeding forty-hve
miles an hour; $25.
J. Weinburg. fictitious markers; s25.
J. II. Menaf1y. speeding thirty-f1ve
miles an hour; $40.
J. Weinburg. no registration card;
Samuel Conrad. speeding s5 miles an
hour: IS.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
ExPL0sI0N DESTROYS PLANT.
Negro Killed at Greensboro, n. G.
Destruction Planned. Il 1Alief

GREENSBORO. NJ c. May s-rhs
Anding late this Afternoon Of small
insulated wires seventy ave test long,
leading from the plant Of the Texas
Company here. which was destroyed
BY an explosion ana fre this morning.
across the railroad and to 4 point
some distance down the street, is
strong evidence. in the opinion Of
Deputy State Insurance Commissions
". A scott, who 10 At work on the
ease. that the property was deiiber-
stsly destroyed.
The explosion caused the loss Of ous
life. Harry Shofner. . negro employed
at the state Normal College here. was
ssa e vn,s; Ha! peasis,s pn,s,. shs as Dises sn nss
here are unable to give an estimate Of
the loSA
Evening star., 1919-05-04
FORTY OVERCOME IN MINE.
Affected by Black Damp-Major
ity in Serious Condition. -. ~

wILKES-BARRE. Pa. May3-Forty
men were overcone by black damp in
the Nottingham mine Of the Lehigh
and wilkes-Barre Coal Company. at
Plymouth today. All were brotght, to
the surface. There are no fatalities,
but the condition Of most of the men
Is serious.
A force of men was fighting a fife
Ltn the east gangway with hose ana
water. Black damp from the fire en-
tered the air course and was carried
through q part of the mine. In the
lower west gangway, which ia on the
return air case. number of men were
at work as miners and laborers, They
were overcome. Rescuers went in and
they also were overcome. Not until
helmet men were sent in was there
any headway made in bringing the
men out.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
RED DEFIANCE PUTS
ALL GARY IN ARMS
Returned Soldiers to Help
City Today in Hating
Demonstration.
MAYORS ORDER IGNORED
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GARY. Ind, May 3.-Gary is being
placed on a semi-military footing as
a result Of the proposed demonstra-
tion Of reds which is announced to
take place here tomorrow. despite the
order of Mayor NJ. F. Hodges to the
contrary.
The police and fire departments, re-
inforced by the local company of
state militia, scores of deputy sheriffs
and a large number Of returned SOL
diers, have been mobilized to enforce
the proclamation issued today by
Mayor Hodges forbidding any public
parades. or public, meetings in the
streets for ten days.
Defies Proclamation.
Morris Lieberman, reputed leader of
the Gary reds, Immediately issued a
notice stating that the proclamation
would be .disregarded and that the pa
rade would be held according to pro:
gram.
we regard Mayor Hodges procia-
matfon as a mere scrap of paper,".was
the defiance hurled forth BY Lieber-
man.
Gov. Goodrich this afternoon sent
word to Sheriff Barnes and County
Prosecutor Clyde Hunter to assist in
preserving order. There are about
two thousand returned soldiers In the
city and they are anxious to get into
the battle II one is pulled off.
ment OF Justice arrived in Gary this
ment OF ustice arrived in Gary this
afternoon and are watching develop
ments. Several arrests may be made
tomorrow II the reds insist upon pa
radtng in defiance OF tiie mayors order,
: Leader Il Russian. i
Lieberman. the rssputed ieader =, ot
the reds, is 2 Russian and q pro-
nounced boishevist. There are said
to be five OF. six hundred In the city,
mostly recruited from the ranks of
the Russians, Hungarians. Poles, La
thuanians and Slaxs.. They have been
holding meetings for some time, and
Leberman boasts that as soon as
they make a dernonstration they will
be joined by the returned soldiers.
Mayor Hodges has. RECEIVED offers
OF assistance from many OF the or
ganizatfons Of the city. and citizens
feel confident that the reds will bach
down when they find that there Ii an
oyerwhelmtpE- public sentiment be.
mind the mayer.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
BUREAU GIVES $sls,4oo.

Employees Of tho bureau Of engrav-
ing and printing have demonstrated
their patriotism and gone "over the
top in the victory liberty loan cam
paign. 1t was reported yesterday that
they had subscribed a total of $31s,-
their quota, OF his amount. .$12S. 800
was subscribed by woman employes.
Of whom sb per cent receive less than
$40 q year salary, All OF. the women
are members Of the Women'e Union
Of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Local, No. los, OF the Ma
tional Federation.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
April Circulation
97,262

THE EVENING STAR does not
print forenoon edition.
It's paid circulation in, Washing
ton and suburbs is believed to be
between two-and-one- half and three
times that of the corresponding edi-
tion of its afternoon cotemporary
in the same territory.
FLEMING NEWBoLD, Busine.s Manager. Of
THE EVENING and SUNDAY STAR. does sol
EMMY twsar that the actual ndmher Of copies
Of the paper, named sold and distributed dur
lows:
Evening star., 1919-05-04
LIEUT.. FoNcK OF FRANCE
LEADING ACE OF FLYERS

LONDON, May 3 British wireless
Service).-The air ministry has de-
cided that 80 far as can be ascertained d
the champion British Airman OF the
war was the late MAI. Edward Man
the Canadian aviator, who won the
Victoria cross. comes next. Maj. Nah
mock brought down seventy three enc
my machines and Lient. Col Bishop
seventy-tWo.
OF all the allies Lieut.. Rene Fonck,
the French ace, holds the record with
seventy eight.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
RAW MILK and CREAM

- Milk labeled .'pasteurized"
fhay not be properly" pasteur-
ICED. Washington has no law
which controls dairies.
To protect children. itvs1fds
and those who are in a rundown
condition against milk infec-
tiors,. raw milk ana cream
should be avoided.
Many outbreaks of typhoid.
scarlet fever, dfphtherta, Semitic
sore throat, ETC., have been
caused by raw milk even by the
special or certified kind.
Properly pasteurized milk ana
cream, carefully cooled and bot
tied, is the only kind pAoris
should drink. If this cannot he
obtained get good raw milk and
scald it.
Raw milk Is harder to digest
thar, pasteurized or boiled milk
and most of the digestive trou,
bles Of bottle-fed children are
due to antIquated ideas. by un-
nroetessfvs physicians. regard
ing the alleged value Of raw
milk.
It has recently been esta ablish.
Al that cfeamy milk powder.
dissolved In boiled water agrees
With babies and causes them to
thrive when they cannot digest
any other food.
The Health oAicer Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will give you ?
the sanitary rating Of your local
mix supply at any time you
should apply for 1t.
Literature on application.
s0CIETY FOR PREVENTION OF SICKNESS
1853 Columbia Road.
{. BEhtINER. Secretary
TN hullstin paid for bv The socssty
for Prevention Of Sickness.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

UPRISING FEARED
BY |TALY'S CABINET
Orlando Urged to Resign as
One Way Out Of fiume
Problem.
HERON SEES INJUSTICE
TALIANSAR MAKING
CARINTHA ADVANCE;
JUGO-MAKS MOVING

By the Associated Press.
VIENNA, Friday, May e.
Italian troops stati0ned IN
Carinthia are advancing north
ward and eastward and have
occupied bridge over the River
Drave.
Juxoslav forces, 1T In added,
have attacked the Austrians be-
tween Laibach and klaEenfurt'
with the apparent object OF
reaching the railway line to
Vienna, which is held by the
Italians.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
GEN. SYKES HURT; PILOT
KILLED, AS PLANE FALLS

LONDON. may .s.-An sirplane in
Of civil aviation, was making i fiisht.
tell. today at Kenlsy. and the plot.
Capt. Knott. was killed. Gen. Sykes
was badly shaken.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
The law library. occupies the center
rooms Of nortt side Of second moor.
Has Public Dining Room.

on the. second floor, adjoining the
judges dining rooms ald directly east
Of main hall. second floor, is large
public dining room. with necessary kit
chen and storeroorns. .--y -7....
70 the west of the second floor main
hall is located the jury sleeping quar-
ters. These quarters are equipped with
shower and toilet rooms for use of
juries holding overnight sessions. -
The basement contains offices for
the register Of willis. marshal, clerks
Of the court, marriage license clerks.
togather with prisouerss rooms The
register. Of wills occupies all the Of
Aces in east wing. The marshal occupies
all offices in west wing with the excep-
ton Of two occupied by lunancy. and
marriage license clerks. The prison
ers section occupies part OF the
basement directly under criminal
courts. each court having separate
accommodati ation for Its prisoners, and
the sexes are segregated in each case.
The complete exterior OF the
building is of stone, approaches:
steps. sills, and base course being of
Structure is of Indiana limestone,
properly bonded and nodded where
necessary.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
WET GOODS WORTH
$1,000 CAPTURED
Bone Dry" Squad Inter.
ceptS Two RoadSters.
Others Arrested.

Members Of washington's Bone
dry" squad intercepted approximately
$4,000 of wet goods" destined for re-
lief Of local aFidity yesterday after
noon. when Ssrgt. S. H. Russell, on
horseback, and Motor Cycle Policeman
Charles Marks halted two turtle
back" roadsters on Bladensburg road
just after they had crossed the Dis
trict line.
In one machine. driven by James
McGhee, colored. OF Is E street north
west. Marks reported he found As
quarts and 4S pints of whisky. In the
second machine, which was operated
by George Noble, colored. Of 303S P
street northwest. the haul netted 277
pints of whisky, according to the
police.
A sharp chase down the road oc-
CURED before the machines could be
to his highest pace in pursuit of the
machine. 1t was Marks, on motor
cycle. who finally overlook the leader
and blocked the way for the second
machine with his prisoner. Both are
being held on charges of violating the
Reed amendment.
Busy Day In Ninth District.
Police at the ninth precinct also had
a busy day with alleged whisky i'm
porters on the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis line. James Jones, col
ored, OF 112s 10Th street northwest.
was arrested on charges Of violating
the Reed amendment. He is said to
have had two quarts and two half
pfnts OF whisky when arrested. He fs
being held At the ninth precinct for
arraignment In the Police Court to-
morrow.
Irene Christian OF SET New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest was arrested
as she left the White House station
charged with violation OF the Reed
am mendment. She Ii alleged to have at
tempted to run the Gordon with six
quarts and two pints of liquor. She is
being held at the ninth precinct.
Others Are Apprehended.
Sixteen-year-oid Norman Grimweli
Of 1884 D street northeast also was
arrested charged with bringing seven
quarts of whisky into the District
when he left the train at 18th and II
streets northeast.
John William Moore, giving his ad-
dress as Wisconsin avenue northwest,
was the last alleged whisky runner
arrested at the Washington. Baltimore
and Annapolis terminal at 18th and Fl
streets northeast. He is alleged to
have brought into the District four
quarts of whisky.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
NEW REFUSE PLANT
TO Be READY SOON
Construction to Eliminate
Benning Road Dump,
Now in Use.
SITE ON MT. oLlvET ROAD

Land has been acquired and plans
approved by ]. j. Whitehead, District
refuse contractor, for the construction
of an up-to-date refuse disposal plant
on the north side Of Mount Olivet
road, between Mount Olivet cemetery
and West Virginia avenue. Permit for
building in which refuse will be in
c1nerated will be issued by the build
ing inspector in a few days.
The plant is expected to be in ope-
ration within a month. It's compile
tion will mark the passing of the
Benning road refuse dump.
Erroneous Impression.
While there have been protests
against the locating Of the plant on
the site acquired, tho District engi-
neer department does not believe 1T
will constitute a nuisance. It Is be-
lieved many persons are under the
erroneous impression that garbage in
stead of refuse is to be handled on
the property.
One objection which has been voiced
is that the park commissions plans cab
for a connecting link in this locality be-
tween the north end OF the grounds of
the Columbia Institute for the Deaf and
Mount Hamilton on Bladensburg road.
II is contended the erection Of the pro-
posed plant would injure this project.
Another complaint is that West vir-
Einia avenue. the old right-of-way Of
tis Baltimore and Ohio railway, should
form in time beautiful approach from
the outskirts of the city to the north
east section. and should not be the 10
cation of an institution for the handling
Of refuse.
Terms Of Contract.
Under the terms Of his contract with
the District Mr.. Whitehead this year
is receiving $4,000 for collecting
refuse. Next year the amount will be
reduced to $4,000. and the following
year to $4,000. After that his con-
tract expires. ana It 10 likely the
District then will take up the work
as a municipal function
The large amount paid Mr.. White
head this year was authorized by the
Commissioners in recognition of the
fact that he would be put to heavy
expense in providing the necessary
facilities for the proper handling of
refuse. At present the contractor
realizes no profits whatever from
salvage, the material being deposited
ON the Benning dump, where it be.
comes q total loss.