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Evening star., 1921-08-24
BAND CONCERTS.

United States Capitol, at s
p.m., concert by the United
States Marine Band. William II.
Santelmann, leader; Taylor
Branson. second leader.
March. "Old Comrades"
]. F. Wagner
Overture. "F,nsal's Cave"
Morceau dc salon, "sizilietta,"
sa1ophone solo. "ryrolienne
Muslcian vsL.H Frank Wibi,tzhauser. n"
Suite, ''The Courts of Granada"
~ Chapi
(a) Introduction and March to
the Tournament, andante.al-
legro moderate: (b) Meditation.
andante moderate; (c) Serenade.
: allegro moderate; (d) Finale,
andante moderate.
Waltz from "fhe Bat" Strauss
Irish rhapsody. ........ Herbert
'The Star Spangied Banner"
Eotice-OpeEators Of automo-
biles are kindly requested not
to start their machines during
the rendering of numbers.
Concert by the United States
Soldiers Home Band, band
stand, beginning at $50 o'clock.
John S. NJ. Zimmerman. band
master.
March. 'The Fighting Army"
Dugliene
Irish overture, Colleen, Bawn."
Boyer
(Request)
Suite romantic. "A Day In
Venice" ................N .Nevtn
(al Alba dawn: tb) Com
doliera: tc) Canzone Amorosa
Glove song): td) Bueno Motto
(good night).
Gems from musical comedy,
:Hitchy koo" .Goetz
Fox trot characteristic, Groom
ing" ....... Caesar
Waltz suite. "You and Iou."
Strauss
Finale. Law and Order. Cobb
''The Star Spangled Banner"
= Band concert by the Boy Scout
Band at 1880 p.m., at Lincoln
Park. H. e. Smallwood, second
leader. f,-
America" .Ascher
March, National Emblem"
Bagley
waltz. "Springtime" Lake
Overture, "Conqueror". King
Euphonium solo by Musician
G. Jones.
March, Fidelity. "........ King
intermeszo. Home. Sweet
Home .............E Eldridge
Serenade, Twilight Hour"
Myers
Popular. wang Wang Blues"
Mueller
March. "Thunderer" 80. .Sousa
Evening star., 1921-08-24
HUNGARY'S Regent
: :. BACKING CHARLES
Restoration Of Crown Has
Support as Result of
Greek Kings Return.
PAPAL NUNCI0 MEDIATEs
Plea Of Self Determination May
Be Made to League Of Nations
by Royalists.
By the Associated Press.

ny tne ASSOcl1teQ fFeSo.
/. PARIS. August 24.-Former En-
peror Charles has planned with Ad-
miral Horthy, the Hungarian regent.
a restoration Of the crown in Hun
gary. says the Geneva correspondent
Of the Journal. The return Of King
Constantine to Greece Is declard to
have been made the precedent In the
scheme for Charles, resumption OF
royal status. The papal nuncio in
Bern, 1t is asserted, was the inter-
mediary between Charles and the
regent.
VIII Petition League.
Hungary will appear at tho meet
ing OF the assembly of the league OF
nations in Geneva next month and
ask for admission. says the corre-
spondent in outlining the alleged
plan. In the event this appeal is
granted. the Hungarian parliament
would be dissolved and the govern
which the dynastio question would be
the principal issue 1t Is assumed by
the royalists that they would be
victorious and that the election
to take the Hungarian throne.
. A veto on the part of the entente,
It is said. would be met by an appeal
TO the league OF nations. which would
X De asked 10 upTOlO tue pflnCiple OF
self-determination and permit Charles
to reign In Hungary.
Little Entente Hostility.
The little entente composed OF
|Czechoslovakfa. Jugoslavia and Ru-
ania, threatened to declare war on
Hungary when Charles attempted to
resume the throne last March, and
should they repeat this threat after
Charles has been called. the league
would be asked to avert hostilities.
The correspondent asserts Charles
has no intention of quitting Switzer-
land for Spain or any other country,
as his present residence Is ideally
located for the carrying out Of the
alIeved plan
Evening star., 1921-08-24
RULERS OF DINKY POST OFFICES
FLOUTHGH OFFICERS REQUESTS
Not Caring Rap Whether They Hold
Jobs, Many Hinder Settlement Of
Parcel Post Claims.

Glover, with some feeling. Then, he
continued. If you don't like it. take
your - post Office out of my store
This is a sample Of the thing we
have to put up WITH" continued the
third assistant postmaster general.
One postmaster actually tore out
the partitions used to mark off the
post office from tho rest of his store
and threw them out into the street.
together with all the postal apparatus.
When the mails arrived the men
on the train saw that they could not
deliver the letters and other matter to
an office out in the street, so refused
to let the mail off. Word was sent to
headquarters and inspectors sent down
at once"
DO you have to put up with that
sort OF thing" Mr.. Glover was asked.
Many Requests Unanswered.
There is not much else we can do.
sometimes" he said. "Often it be-
comes case of having a postmaster
like that or none at all. often they
asking for information. and some Of
them even refuse to send back to
mercantile houses packages refused
by customers in their villages.
For instance. man asks for sam
Piles of suitings from some big mer-
camille house. that is, perhaps. not
as strict in its business ethics as some
of the houses.
"A, sample Of a blue CLOTH and a
OF brown cloth are sent
him., from which he selects the blue.
and orders suit Of that color. But
the clothing house sends him suits
made from both colored cloths.
THE customer accepts the blue
suit. but refused the brown one. And
the postmaster does not take the
trouble either to notify the mercan-
tile house or send the suit back. Then
when the house kicks. and begins to
food tho customer with letters ask
ing for a remittance for the brown
suit. too. the customer tears up the
letters and the postmaster pays no
attention to letters to him."
Mr. Glover said that the depart
ment had been able to clear up the
$4,000 delayed cases partly because
1t had waived the old rules requiring
many aftidavits as to the cost Of ar
ticles alleged to be lost.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
6CAPED PRISONER TAKEN
|rmer stBell-Hop" Sentenced for
Theft Is Rearrested.

ssivin Savage. former ''bell=hop- At
p Burlington Hotel. arrested and
etenced to serve four years In the
ofmatory at Lorton. Va. escaped
ne time ago and returned to Calf
mia, where he had formerly resided,
arrest was for the theft Of more
Pm $4,000 worth Of jewelry from
, apartment Of Mrs. Mary ]. Hay
+.
avage was arrested in Los Angeles
ne time after the theft was COM
tied and returned here by Detective
ringmann and Private Detective
rroll. His arrest, conviction and
ltence followed. He remained = in
son only q short time. however,
his escape was told tho police
other cities in q circular issued by
!. Gessford.
he young mans recent recApture
made In San Francisco. Capt, n,
Barnard, superintendent ofthe re.
mafory. has started west to return
prisoner TO- tina tnAtitution at
--4 49,
Evening star., 1921-08-24
IRISH SETTLE DATA
FOR PEACE ANSWER
Crucial Note Will React,
Lloyd George Thursday
Night or Friday.
b. the Associa ted Press.

DUBLIN. August 2i.-The reply to
Hreat Britain's terms for a settle
bent of the Irish question will be de-
evered at Premier Lloyd Georges Of
lcial residence In Downing street
thursday night or Friday. morning.
is expected here. The delivery. 1t
B thought, will precede the proposed
|ublic meeting Of the dail eireann.
In the preparation Of the reply. on
Fhich cannon de Valera and the other
eaders were working today, while
he dali eireann was taking a recess,
he cabinet has the benefit OF advice
rom the members of the Sim Fein
|xecutive committee, which is COM
|osed OF somewhat older men than
he average of the dali membership.
these men were participants in the
he reply now being framed
Rush Work ON Reply.
It was expected that work would
expedited, and that the completed
raft of the Irish reply would be
6reann at tomorrow mornings Sea-
lon. 1t was apparent yesterday that
dr de Valera and his colleagues
rished to bring the cabinet, the par
ament and the Sim Fein executive
bmmittee into accord on the sub
bets to be covered in the reply to
treat Britain, and it seemed that diff
krences Of opinion had developed
Her the nature OF the note.
There were indications that new
kements had entered into the situ-
lion, and it was believed that repub-
can leaders found 1t necessary to
Ike more time before committing
lie Sim Fein to a course Of action
hat had not been most carefully con-
|dered.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
SALVATION ARMY BAND
DRCWNS OUT SOCIALIST
SPEECH STARTING FIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MASON CITY. Iowa, August 24.-
Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlett, socialist
speaker. who was taken from the
city last night by a band Of men
when she endeavored to speak
here, returned to Mason City and
announced that she would deliver
an address tonight. Literature she
left behind when she was taken to
a lonely spot on a. country road
near Nora Springs was burned in
q public bonfire.
Mrs. Haziett was in the middle OF
her speech when a Salvation Army
band which had been holding
meeting nearby marched up to the
tune Of Marching Through Geor-
gia" and drowned her address with
a volley on the drums.
When sympathisers in the crowd
defended her and when one OF them
was alleged to have attempted to
pull down a flag carried by the
Salvation Army, Il fight occurred.
two men being knocked down.
Mayor Beecher. elected on the
socialist ticket, said Mrs. Hazlett
had asked him for police protection
and permission to use the park.
IT denied her BOTH" said the
mayor. "and told her that Mason
City was no place for her to ap-
pear"
Evening star., 1921-08-24
PANAMA DEGREES
COT0 EvACUT|0N
Message Clearing Way for
Costa Ricans Now Being
Borne by Courier.
By the Associated Press.

PANAMA, August 23.-Coto has
been ordered evacuated by the civilian
authorities SO that the Costa Ricans
on their arrival there will ind no
Panaman government representatives.
Ricardo Alfaro, secretary of govern
ment and justice. made this an
nouncement this afternoon
The order will not reach Coto be-
fore Friday, as. owing to interruption
of phone communication between
David and Coto. it will have to be
transmitted by courier.
The order of evacuation is the inf-
mediate result Of the. last note of
Secretary of State Hughes to Panama.
saying that the United States would
not allow a resumption of hostilities.
Senor Alfaro says an answer to the
note of Mr.. Hughes will be forward
ed to Washington tomorrow.
Although the Panaman government
has notified the State Department at
Washington that no resistance will
be offered the Costa Ricans in oc-
cupying the disputed territory at
Coto, Narcisco Garay. the Panaman
foreign minister. who is now in
Washington. has been ordered to
leave there Immediately, but to file
a protest with the State Department.
PLEASED WITH RESULTS
Evening star., 1921-08-24
|0o-PoUND ANVIL STOLEN
Other Minor Thefts Re-
ported to Police.

A flute. valued at 800; cornet.
worth $50. and a china clock were
stolen from the premises Of James
Whisman. GIL D street. according to
q report made to the police.
c. w. Good. 1856 w street, reported
the theft Of a watch and chain. worth
$75. from Q locker at the bureau Of
engraving and printing.
Disappearance OF an anvil Weighing
100 pounds was reported by J. A.
Jones. 311 Missouri avenue, who said
1t was taken from a vacant lot near
his home.
Theft Of a pocketbook containing
$40 was reported by Florence l..
Chambers, 1400 Chaplin street, last
night
Mrs. H. NJ. Lemon. 1916 Euclid
street. told the police that an uniden-
tiled white man gained entrance to
her apartment with a duplicate key
yesterday afternoon. He was fright
ened from the apartment before hav-
ing an opportunity to get possession
of valuables.
DR.. W. E. Krechting. 1910 East
Capitol street, reported the loss of a
pocketbook containing SITS. He loft
the pocketbook on the counter at a
local bank, 9Th and q streets southeast,
and when he. returned 1t was gone.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
RADIO WIZARDS. TO MEET.

wireless enthusiasts Of Washing
ton will participate in the first ma
tional wireless convention at Chi
cago from August 81 to September 8,
under the auspices of the American
Radio Relay League. it was an
nounced today.
The Radio Club of Washington will
send delegates to the convention. APP
proXimately 3,Q00 representatives.
from forty-five states, Canada and
Alaska. are scheduled to attend the
meet.
According to the announcement.
more. than 800 sectional clubs are
affiliated with the radio league. mem
bers of which operate more than $500
wireless stations throughout the
country. Admiral Bullard will ap-
pear in person at the convention and
a wireless message will be read from
Secretary of Commerce Hoover.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
One Man Charged With Shooting
and Another With Murder.

Two men were held without bail for
the grand jury upon their appearance
before Judge Aukam yesterday, be-
cause of the seriousness of the
charges.
John Muscolino was held without
bond upon his appearance in Police
Court yesterday, charged with hav-
ing shot and wounded his stepson.
Gerald Lacovera, Sunday night at the
latter's home, 1904 9Th street. Judge
Aukam denied the defendant bail be-
cause Of the precarious condition Of
the wounded man.
James A. Frye, colored. charged
with the murder Of DR.. Robert w.
Brown, colored. Of 1897 11th street,
last November, was also held without
bond for action Of the grand jury.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
|HIP OFFICIAL TO SPEAK.
to Boards Head VIII Be
Guest Of Realty Man.

Ralph v. Sollitt. assistant to the
kairman Of the United States Ship
Ing Board, will be the guest Of
bnor at the Washington Real Es-
|te Board at It's semf-monthly
|ncheon tomorrow afternoon at !
block, at the Lafayette Hotel, 18th
hd I streets northwest He will
ldress the board.
H. Latane Lewis, local realtor. will
beside at the meeting. Arrange
|ents are being completed by a spe-
hl committee. consisting of Lee D.
timer. chairman; Jesse II. Hedges and
frcy H. Russell
1t is announced that these lunch
ms have met with the approval of
embers of the board and their
ends, the attendance having been
uble the number which formerly
tended any meeting of the board.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

OuENCE has made discovery of far
reaching importance to every human being
~ We know now that thousands are slowly
starving even on three meals day.
1t has been found that our food cannot furnish
the life the vital energy we need If it is short IN
one single element called astdu,ine. This is why
Fleischmann's Yeast has such a new and startling
importance in our diet, for yeast is the richest
known source of this vital food factor.
Today thousands are eating Fleischn,ann's Yeast
and gaining strength and vigor from its remark
able health-givi qualities.
Many physicians and hospitals prescribe Fleisch-
mann's Yeast for undernourisfHnent, skin erup-
tions, boils and constipation. 1t builds up the
body tissues, makes them more resistant to disease
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Three meals a day-yet thousands
are underfed
fire you getting the full benefit from the food you eat?
are underfed

In addition, because of its freshness (you get It
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nation of poisonous waste matter.
Eat Fleischn,ann's Yeast at any time to 5
cakes day. Have it on the table at home. Have
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Ask for it at noontirne at your lunch place. You
stIN like its fresh distnetsve favor and the elean,
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Order from your grocer a fresh daily supply of
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Evening star., 1921-08-24
PLEASED WITH RESULTS.
President Views Satisfactory Out.
come of Boundary Dispute.

According to expressions at the
White House today the President is
especially we'll pleased with the am
icable and satisfactory manner in
which the Panama-Costa Rica bound.
ary dispute is eliminating. Because
of the important bearing the settle-
ment Of this question has upon the
entire Latin American situation, the
administration progressed in the mat
ter with great care and conaidera-
tion for the two nations involved.
The Panama situation was the prin-
Evening star., 1921-08-24

Sleep time Il the time when
the reco,stuctive processes IN
your body are busiest-tanning
food into blood, and nerve tissue.
and living cells.
That's tho reason why lack Of
sleep makes you irritable. ineffi-
cient and nervous; and why you
lack 'punch" when you don't get
q proper amount Of the right
kind Of sleep.
Il has been the experience
Of many that the cup Of tea or
coffee, taken at neal-dma. robs
them Of sleep.
In Gould and Pyle's Cyclo-
psdia Of Medicine and Surgery
youm End that ''caffeh Is q rap
Idly acting stimulant to the brain
and spinal cord, quicksns the
action of The heart, and raises
blood pressure" \
This malees It q, very good
msdichs8 8psscribsd bya doctor
for cases Of COLLAPSE, when q pa:
tisnt neede TO have hin system
ahnocmailI forced into activity.
But caffeine b not good for
Evening star., 1921-08-24
CONVENTION FAVORED.

A resolution which would authorize
the President to invite foreign ma
tions to send delegates to the tenth
annual convention of the American
of Port Authorities, to be
held at Seattle, Wash. beginning
next October II, was favorably re-
ported to the Senate yesterday by the
foreign relations committee.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
Tired and Neruous-fron1 the Lack
Of Sleep? Do You Know
the Reason Why?

people whose systems don't need
to be drugged. -..~.-
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sleep at night, it may be because
you are being kept awake by,
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Stop tea and coffee for awhile
and drink Postum-the delicious
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Postum IS a pure cereal prod
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element whatsoever. Your first
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the flavor of Postum to that of
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Order Postum from your gro
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Evening star., 1921-08-24

cipal topic of discussion at the cabi-
net meeting yesterday, and il was
made known following this session
that the policy pursued by this coun-
try in handling the problem had the
unanimous approval Of the cabinet
members. 1t was made known that
each member had been kept advised
of each step taken by this govern
ment in bringing this incident to q
successful close.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
COURIER TO CARRY REPLY.
Inn Feiner Will Deliver Note to
Premier Lloyd George.

LONDON, August PA Sinn Fein
|ourier will be sent from Dublin to-
borrow night with the reply Of the
|ail eireann to the British govern
kent's peace proposals, says a Central
Jews dispatch from Dublin today.
The reply, 1t adds. is to be delivered
Premier Lloyd George in London.
friday morning.
Evening star., 1921-08-24

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Evening star., 1921-08-24
/ and snappy Replies.

"'Hell no: hell. yes: hell. no; hell,
'es.' was the way he sent the ques-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-24
BY NORMAN {, BROWN,

The selection of an all-American
football team this year presents n
complex situation that never has oc-
Cured before. In years gone by the
west was wrongly classed as produc-
ing an inferior grade of football, gen.
orally, to that of the east. AS a result,
only one or two scintilating stars of
the west, whose work attracted prom
inence in the stories of the games,
were given places on these all-Ameri-
can elevens
This year the west unquestionably
produced better grade of football
generally than did the east The
western elevens displayed more az
lacking power. as resourceful an at
tack as good defensive play and much
more consistent playing on the part
of teams and individuals.
Westerners Predominant.
To my mind western players deserve
a majority of the places, therefore, on
this mythical team to represent the
American colleges.
believe "Whoops" Snively of
Princeton, and Brick Muller of the
University of California, are the great
est ends In the game today. Munn5,
of Cornell, approaches the nearest TO
their class. He might we'll replace
either of them with little damage to
the team. Myers of o. S. u, | would
rank fourth.
Hanson of Cornell and Gulick OF
Syracuse at the tackles form pain
that not only are powers on defense
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-24

but played an important part on the
offensive work of their elevens. Han
son lead the east in kicking goals, his
total reaching around 40. Gulicks
plunges and his work in interference
on the attack were outstanding fea-
lures of Syracuse's games.
The west has to call on the guard
position with Dunno of Michigan and
Pixley, o. S. U. giant, crouched there,
These two with Wallace of Iowa State
at center and the two fasteners at
the tackles would give the team an
impenetrable line and one that would
raise havoc with the opposition's de-
Tense.
Greene of the Army and Larson of
the Navy, both captains of their teams,
make a strong bid for the center posi-
ton, but | believe the plucky player
from Iowa State has the edge. Baer
of Penn State would be we'll fitted to
sub for Pixley or Dunno.
Wealth of Backs.
From the wealth of wonderful back
field men produced this year one could
we'll choose four or five sets of backs
that would hold their own against any
opposition.
DO" Mcmillan, the man who led the
astounding little Center college team
is without a doubt the greatest field
general of the present day. Critics
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-24
Police Court News
PAYS SPEEDING Fine

r. H. Fetta. arrested for speeding
last OCTOBER, paid a fine Of 81 and
costs in police court Wednesday in
response to a peremptory summons.
LOSES $66 -
Dola Fleming, of Eaton, reported
the loss of a pocketbook containing
S66 in bills, to the police Wednesday
evening. The money was lost some
where on Main street
REPORTS WATCH GONE
Edward Hunt, 246 South Eighth
street, reported to the police the loss
of watch. He reported that he lost
the watch while attending dance
Wednesday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-24
Eastern Football Interest
Centers in Games Between
Strong College EleDens
CBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Eastern 1901
hall interest today was conferred IN
the games of Pitt against Pennsyl,
vania State and Pittsburgh, Cornell
and University of Pennsylvania al
Philadelphia and Washington and JET
ferson against West Virginia unlvers'
ity at Morgantown, w. Va.
Bezdek's undefeated Penn state
eleven was a favorite over warner S
nantbers who have had three revers-
ais. Cornell has always had poor luck
against PENNSYLVANIA in Philadelphia
hut the organization this year is diff
ferent while Penn has been against
strong teams and always in trouble
Washington and Jefferson. like Cor
nell and Penn State goes in today
game undefeated during the season
and appears to be too strong foe for
the West Virginians.