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Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-12

Mel Holben of the Seward Grill, had the misfortune to severly cut his left hand near the thumb Saturday night while cutting meat. The injured mem ber is doing as we'll as circumstances will allow.
Evening star., 1923-11-11

Although they wore Hal
loween costumes, the Hilltop
pers, champion girl bowlers of
Washington, maintained their
high average. They are the
leaders in the Ladies Duckpin
League of the city. Left to
right: Misses Rena Levy.
Clara Collegeman. Billie Miner.
Mae Hart, Lorraine GULL and
Gladys Bywater.
HS Washington Ph"t" Service.
Evening star., 1923-11-08

recognition of his rehellious preach
ings. Nothing was heard Of him until
he appeared today with papers pur-
porting to show thai he had been
consecrated Bishop Of North America
with power to take over the church.
Planned to TaI:c Church.
with him were hix wife and two
children and Rev. Mr.. Chechila, an in
dependent priest, woo said he had
been delegated to seize the Russian
church properties in this country,
valued at $4,000. .OO0s Kedrovsky de-
clarei he was reads to bring forty
prieAs from Russias to this country
to take the place Of fthose who would
not fall in line with the so-called
"livisg church.
Archbishop PlatGn. ordered un-
frocked by the SOVIET government, is
still recognized as mead Of the Rus
sian iChurch in America by its mem
bership and blythe Episcopal Church,
according to ReWsThomas Burgess.
secretary of the foseign-bo division
of the National Council of Protestant
Episcopal Churches.
Churchmen familiar with the con-
trovsrsy intimate.l that control of
the Russian Church ultimately might
be fought out in the courts.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
army A|RE[EET
TOC|RCLE WORLD
Gen. Patrick Announces Plan
for NeWly-Purchased
Machines.
By the Associated Press.

Isy the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio, November S.-Plans
OF the United States War Department
10 send an atrplane fleet of five new
type ships around the world next
spring were announced last night by
Maj. Gen. Mason NJ. Patrick. chief of
the Army air service, in an address
before the Akron Chapter Of the Ma
eional Aeronautic Association.
Maj Gen. Patrick was the principal
speaker at a meeting of the chapter
called to celebrate the bringing here in
the near future OF the Zeppelin in
dustry.
The new planes have just been pur-
chased Maj. Gen. Patrick said. They
are capable of making nonstop flights
II 1000 miles without refueling, while
me longest over-water hop" VIII not
le more than 1000 miles.
Maj. Gen. Patrick also announced
TrianS for the formation of militia and
reserve officers air units.
Round the-World Flight.
I have recommended TO the War
Department that the Stars and Stripes
he carried around the earth this spring
because We have just purchased a new
type of plane capable of making the
rip" the general said.
''The live planes are to start from
country to the Pacific slope. Then
they will fly north to Alaska, cross
the Bering strait to the coast OF Asia,
tly from island TO island to India,
thence to Persia, Scandinavia, Green
and, and then south to their start
ing point. 1 expect every one of the
planes to make a perfect record"
The Regular Army air department
viii afford reservists every facility
1or acquiring I knowledge OF aero
L.. lN.N
prepared to man an air fleet on short
notice in case Of war, Maj. Gen. Pat
rick declared.
Planes for Commerce.
W. &. Stout, a Detroit airplane man
rracturer. speaking of the commercial
side of flying, said his company is
building ships for its own use capa-
ole of carrying onc-ton loads of mer-
handise and travelling 110 miles an
hour on the power of one Liberty
motor.
At another meeting Maj. Gen. Pat
rick said he had just been informed
ny the federal bureau OF mines that
helium gas, which will make Zeppelin
avigation safer than travel by auto
mobile. rail. steamship or trolley, can
be manufactured at less than cents
= cubic foot. 1t formerly cost 81 700
for 1000 cubic feet, he said.
He urged the development OF a pow
erful national aeronautic association
on foundations already laid, for the
purpose OF getting Congress TO pass
legislation providing more funds for
an adequate air force To protect this
country in time Of war and for sub
sidizing commercial airstip ventures.
Speaking of the results Of his owr
experiments in airplane navigation
Maj. Gen Patrick said his department
had just completed 100000 miles o1
travel between Washington and other
iarge cities without a single mishap
Ind that he IS to establish an all
route next week between Washington
st. Louis and San Antonio.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
JEAlOUSSIES DELAY FIRST
FILIPINO MISSION TO U. S.
Speaker of House Fears Substitute
Will Gain Power--Quezon Also
Afraid to Leave.
I,y the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated fresS
MANILA, November 5.-Owirg to
GisSension in the coaHtlonist party
Manuel Roxas, speaker of the insular
house of representatives and leader
IN the party's affairs, will not accom-
nany the first of two independence
EMISSIONS which are to leave for the
United States in the near future, 1t
has been learned.
1t is stated in political circles that
Roxas is afraid to absent himself from
the islands for fear the speaker pro
tempore will gather sufficient strength
while Roxas is away to maintain him.
self permanently in the Speakership.
1t also is stated that Quezon is
..fraid to go to the United states with
E. second mission planned for some time
in February unless Sergio Osmena-
former speaker of the house, accom-
panieS him.
Meanwhile the first missions de-
r)arture has been postponed from
November II to an indefinite date.
Governor General Wood has cabled
from Mindanao, where he is investigat-
5ng Moro troubles, that he viii accept
tie designations of three appointive
members of the legislature who recent
Y gave up their posts in order that
legislative opposition TO the governor
General might be unanimous. Wood
rgill announce his appointments soon
- fill the legislature vacancies. 1t is
Ielieved they will be democrats.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
Pinchot Objects
To Liquor Shown
On Movie Screer,
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. November s.
Gov. Pinchot carries his ''dryness"
even to Photographic 'hooch,
Harry L. Knapp, chairman of the
Pennsylvania state board of mo-
tion picture censors, told the Civic
Club in an address.
''The governor warned us" said
Mr.. Knapp "to be cautious in the
matter of permitting pictures to
get by showing violation OF the
eighteenth amendment
For this reason, the speaker add
ed, a flask-breaking scene recently
was cut out of picture here.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
GOTHAM RUSSIANS
BAR SOVIET BISHOP
Attempt to Take Over New
York Church Results in
ForcibIe Election.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November S.-An ef-
fort by the Russian Soviet Church to
take over the Russian Orthodox
Church in this country failed yester-
day. when Rev. John S. Kedrovsky.
formerly n rebellious priest, appeared
from Russia. wearing a diamond in
sigma OF soviet Bishop of North
America, and attempted to take
charge of st. Nicholas Cathedral ua
was forcibly elected by resident
priests and monks.
Suspended from the Orthodox
rN"r"h six months ago, Rev. Mr..
Kedrovslly was invited ~ Mosoo,, =,
Evening star., 1923-11-08
HOPES TO WED ACTRESS.
Glenn Hunter Not Engaged to May
McAvoy, He Says.

CHICAGO, November S. Glenn
Hunter, star OF Merton OF the
Movies" denied here today that ne
is engaged to wed May McAvoy. mo-
tion picture actress, but admitted he
hoped to marry her soon. He would
not answer questions regarding the
date and Mace Of the nuptlals.
Evening star., 1923-11-08

Ina nearly all ctinese cities a large
percentage of thS inhabitants live in
ing iood from es,aurants. Hot water
is sold from st. a.nds by people who
greet necessity yor economy in fuel
seems to be. the Urinary cause of this
mode of living.
Evening star., 1923-11-08

stitution yesterday recorded an earth
quake. The shock was felt at Sitges.
Tremp and Gandesa, respectively in
the provinces OF Catalonia, Lerida and
Tarragona The general direction of
the quake seemed to be the Mediter-
Panean sea and the Balearic Islands.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
GETS go DAYS FOR PEEPING.

John H. Warren, colored, caught on
a fire escape of an apartment build
ing at 425 M street northwest, peep
ing into the bedroom of a young
white woman, was sentenced by
Evening star., 1923-11-08
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS
CALIFORNIA CITY
Second Shock in Few Days Widens
Cracks in Calexico
Buildings.

By the Associated Press.
CALExICo, Calf, November S.--An
earthquake even more severe than
that of last Monday rocked this city
at pm yesterday. The tremors,
travelling in a northwest and south
east direction, continued two minutes:
Residents abandoned their homes and
buildings in the rush for safety.
Cracks opened in buildings by Mon
days trembler were widened and win
dow DISPLAYS in stores were thrown
into disorder. No injuries We're re-
ported. fire, which broke out dur
ing the quake, was extinguished with
out damage.
BRAWLEY, Calf, November s.
An earthquake of three seconds du-
ration swayed buildings throughout
Imperial valley at 4:01 pm. yester-
day. No damage was reported here.
BARCELONA, Spain, November S.
The Academy of Science announces
that all the seismographs in the in
Evening star., 1923-11-08

Judge Mattingly in the Police Cour1
yesterday to sixty days in Jail. FL
was arrested by Policeman W. n
Sine of the third precinct.
Evening star., 1923-11-08

Get wealth honestly; use veal u
generously; govern wealth discreetlS
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
HAzING FATALITY FURTHER MUDDLED
Witnesses BeClOud TheOrleS-'
 Mother Denies Suicide Idea

Chicago, May s,-The hole in the pier through which il has been aer CeRtsd that the hadY of Leighton Mount was thrust la lay 90 months until a skeleton was found last week, Was cut last summer nine months after the supposed inteFmenl oi me Northwestern university student, ehe disappeared after an interelass nghl,
 Three hoys last night told deeF- gianna Iuul, police woman, who has patraliei the beach for years, that they chopped the hole in the pier floor that they might have an easy dressing room,'
 Mrs, j, l., Mount, the missing youths mother, a grand jury witness yesterday, said she was sure her son did not kin himself, Her chief reaH son was that his disappearance left a dozen small things left undone and his desk in disorder,
 "EVerything was waiting for him 10 return" she said, "l am sure, ] am positive, he was waiting to re- turn"
 lselshtnhs Ah" Ahlh' was hhHsfihN" whether 10 enter the rush, bui she advised him 10 play tho game when the game was worth playing and 10 be . good sport"
 q know Leighton had been n real boy" Mrs. Mount said, 'i wanted him to hn real man"
 j. Allan Mills, brought back to chi- cago from Akron, O., freshman class leader. provided tho sensation of the hearing when ho testified Pres ident Walter Dill Scott Of Sorthwes- tern university. had directed that tho search for Mount bo stopped after three days Of effort failed to And tho youth.
 Mills said hc had no knowledge Of what happened to Mount.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
HOOVER SEES MENACE IN
 GREAT GOLD HOARD HERE
Urges TNporiation of sasi supply Taat Was Shipped ia This sonn'
 try During War,

New York. May B. ENnoriation of much otsihe gold that glawed 10 thls country because of tho war Was urged last night by Secretary of Com meroe Hoover tn stimulate foreign trade. prevent an era of unparalleled credit and price imitation in ihis conn- try and aid stahiliZation of European curroncies by making their paper convertible into gold.
 Tho United states has gold re- serve of three billion dollars, one hil- lion Of 1t not only useless but poien' tialiy dangerous, hc told an audience of members Of tho |. $. Chamber or Commerce.
 q am convinced" he said. the surplus of gold will eventually flow outward in an orderly way through trade channels without any necessary increase in price levels and it's How need make no disturbance in our bus mess life.
 Some of this new importation yields no return to us either in earn ings or in security. It would serve us much better if we were getting re- turns for it by export to foreign countries. If it aided fin making for cign currencies into gold it would contribute to stabilize foreign ex- change and improve foreign com merce."
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09

alarm if they are of duty several men have already bought bells and it vas not thaNgh, fair hy ihe heard l0 hnY the bells fOr some and net ioF others, The installation ef lhe bells Nill he made free af charge,
 \ communication from ihe conhee7 tieut lighi and Fewer 70, vas re- eeirea, The beard was requested ta m aut blanks sent la it hy the eamr psny when it was desired Co attach wires ta the e0mPany's pNies, The hoard, thinking that the company as- stunned too mneh power in the Nardr ing ef the hlanks, Nill take the mai- ter up with the cooperation counsel for advice,
 Commissioner Rlair brought uP inc matter ef a new stove fer No, 7 ens zine house, He said that he had heard several complaints, The ehlet is to invesiigate, as word had heeR sent 10 him that the stove was 70 gaad working order,
 The clerk was inslFueied 10 secure bids for coal,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
NOBLE COMMENDED
 AS FIRE DEPT. HEAD
Commissioners Also Congratulate Men in Ranks for Years Work

The fire hoard rsseinded action ai a meeting last night in the ease of James Ray Of 2si Washington street, who was appointed a member of inc substitute ire force. Upon inYesllgaH tion il has heen found that Ray IS not a Vaier in this city,
 The annual report 0f the chief and Of the fire board were read hF the clerk, These reports win ga Co lhe mayer and the common council, The chief was heartily commented by the board for his Wark during the year and the board also sent eangFalulaH iiens to the department The fire record was exceptionally low during the year, the loss heinz Sad,iiA,lh, There were af hell alarms, sil still alarms and false alarms In hls report, Chief NAhle recommended that the city huy q 7ah gallon bumper and combination to he held as a spare piece of apparatus, He also urged that an automobile he bought for nse by the assistant chiefs. In order to bring the department to tap ef' ficieney. Chief Noble advocated the erection of drill tower
 Deputy Chief Barnes. in charge of the Are prevention bureau, reported that a2 outside Ire escapes were erected. five inside exits provided for and eight incinerators built,
 As a means Of preventing fires Deputy Chief Barnes recommended that the burning Of waste m the hnsi' neas section be forbidden and ex- pressed the hope that tho city would soon have a system of waste collee- sion collecting waste which could be burned at a central incincrator.
 Bids for the cutting down of the .Nwheels,of the Maxim bumper at No. engine house and eanipping the ma Ichine with two new tires and five new rims were received. The con tract was awarded to the Ball Tire CO, the bid being $27s. The Gum Rubber Go. bid s2so and the o'Neil Tire and Battery Go. bid s29i.
 It was decided to install in the home of all firemen who buy them. call bells to warn them Of a second
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
eHrReH Us INnEPENnENF
AllrisassiaR CaaelaEe Grants hlshis la Maintain IkrainiaA neAomiRsll0a,

Ry Fhs Assariaisa Press,
 Moscow, May s.-Thf sai-RNssisR church e0aelave sl yesterdays hi'sing granted inli indePsRdeRRe ta the EsraRian church in order Co eRahie it successfully to carry 0a ihs reform of the new church and ta eomhsl me Fikhonites and the rsseilehaEl sies mfnts,
 krassniiskE head 0f the Twins church, was offered the title of arch hish0P of PstragFai, nat he refused la accent, The fact that the offer Was made suggests that there is eonsidr cradle dissension among the various groups, for Il indicates that the alH herian and Antanin factions hoped ie relieve themselves Of kTassnltskY hY removing him 10 Peiragrad, Al though he refused ta accept the offer, the living church head nevertheless agreed to take the title of ''masi honr 0FaFy clergyman Of Russia"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
OPPOSE NEW POSTMASTER

Bedford, Va, May 9.--A resolution protesting the appointment of H. M' stowe of Marion. O., as postmaster at Bedford, was adopted at a mass meet irg here last night which named q
 to go to Washington and present the protest 10 President Hard ing Mir. Stowe. who is said to be an
 old friend of the president is an in mate of the Elks national home here.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
EXpELs TRorBLE MAKERS.
NIussolini Gusts Two Fascist Part
 Members Who Fomrnt Discorl.

London, May 9.--Premier Mussol- ini has expelled from the fascist party Sgnors Pighetti and Musuri, Two deputies of Perugia, for fomenting discord and dsobeying orders con corning dueling. says a Rome dis patch to the Morning Post.
 Deputy Pighetti has been arrested and imprisoned in a military fortress, the correspondent says. The Italian premier is also reported to have or dered the disbandment of three fas- cist legions at Aessandria in con sequence of dispute among rival factions.
 Flowers, flowers. flowers, Classified . ton in the Herald Want Ads.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
DISCUSS CANAL OPERATION,

Panama, May 2, a,-seeretary af War Weeks conferred yesterday with Gov erner Morrow and other canal ef' fieials regarding the waterways apz eratian, Among the topics discussed were the possible future needs ef the canal and the status af ,he appropFi. ations for its maintenance,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09
ON HUNGER STRIKE
After 12 Days, Dublin Woman is in
 Critical Condition.

London, May 9.-The Hon. Albna Broderick, sister of the Earl of Mid Teton has been on a thunder strike for 12 days in Dublin poorhouse and In a very weak condition, says Dub lin dispatch to the Morining Post.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-09

Advices from Dublin on April 29, said that Miss Frederick was shot in the leg while bicycling near Sneem County Kerry, by troops who fired after she had ignored their order to halt
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
STALKS LIKE SNAKES
All Wriggling Reptiles Are Not Bot
tied In Mexico.

San Angelo, Aug. 25-Ali the snakes
that certain San Angelo men are re.
ported to have seen in the Devils river
country were not bottled across the
river.
Some Of them are real, live, crawl.
ing creatures and some are such good
limitations that they pass for the real
thing even when a man is sober.
j. Z. Brown. resident of this city.
who ranches ten miles east Of Juno.
recently displayed n sotol stalk in San
Angelo that he had cut on his ranch.
The stalk had all the appearance of
snake in the act of crawling. Mr..
Brown had painted half Of the stalk
black. representing the back of the
wriggling creatures that infest some
sections of the country. and the other
was left white, representing the
snakes belly.
He had trimmed one end of the
s.alk down to represent head and
had placed within the mouth a forked
p.i"e of red cardboard for the tongue.
A local jeweler win probably mount
two diamonds for eyes and place it in
his window for q display.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
Household Suggestions

Light Rugs.
Corn starch mixed with one-sivth
It's bulk of prepared chalk may be
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
Coolidges Observe Mourning
Period at Executive Mansion

elation one would naturally feel upon
being suddenly elevated to such a high
position.
Rather does she accept it in true
spirit of humanity for as she has said,
lit was force of circumstances rather
than any efforts of our own that put
us here"
A strange contrast is presented by
the White House MS it was in the first
few days of the Harding administra-
ton.
Within the first IL hours after
Mrs. Harding moved in she had the
gates thrown open and the guards re-
moved.
Instead of it being glimpsed remote
ly through the iron fence and the gar
den as it had been during the Wilson
administration. the White House was
brought close to the public.
Throngs took immediate advantage
OF Mrs. Harling's hospitality and
some even peeked into the windows
where occasional glimpses of the gay
first lady" could be had.
Sometimes the President and Mrs.
Harding would appear at the doors
and smile and bow to the crowd.
At stated hours the public was nd
mitted to the lower floors of the Exec
utive mansion.
Now all that is changed. For the
neriod of mourning Mt least the White
House is closed to the public.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge slipped in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
How Many Pounds Would You Like
to Lose in a Week?

IF you are fat and want 10 lose
weight. ! will send you sample of
the famous Rid-O-Fat treatment alb
solutely Free. Do not send any
monev-iust your name and address
tn Whinton Laboratories. 1850 Coca
Cola Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
Through Car to
Luling

Leaves the Lanier Hotel AS p. m.
daily, arrives Lu.ing 5 o'clock o. m,
Via New Braunfeis, San Marcos and
Lockhart. Leaves Luling. Wilson
Hotel Phone As. 80 a. m. Ar
rives San Antonio 10 80 a. m.
San Antonio Bus lire. Mission SS5
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

used TO clean rugs with light back
grounds. Let the starch remain sew.
eral hours and brush it out with
fine whisk broom. Hang the rugs IN
the sun and beat well before putting
down.
Dirt on Mirrors.
Remove fly specks and dirt from
mirrors with whiting mixed TO a
cream in alcohol.
Filmy Mahogany.
The best Of mahogany becomes
filmy and the best way TO remove it
is TO wash the wood every few
months with tepid weak suds and
then polish with n fine furniture poi
ish.
Cleaning Decanter.
To clean decanters that are not
finely cut drop half a dozen buck-shot
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

without any preliminary notice what
ever. They had hoped to get in with
out attracting the notice of the cam.
cramen.
But eluding cameramen about the
White House is next to an impossible
ity rs some Of the eagle-eyed chaps
are always on guard. Not even the
White House staff had been advised OF
their arrival, and the chef had to hus-
tic to market for dinner.
Mrs. Coolidge has had but few visit
ors, among them being Mrs. Hcber
Votaw, sister of the late President
Harding. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns
have dined there several times since
they are the closest friends of the
Coolidges.
Laddie Boy Missed.
Mrs. Coolidge feels the keenest SYM
pathy for Mrs. Harding. and for that
reason she avoided wherever possible
the publicity that attends the position
to which she necessarily succeeded
Mrs. Harding.
At this time the White House con-
tains none of the flowers which Mrs.
Harding so much enjoyed. but which
now have such sad Significance for
her. One misses too. the cheerful bark
and gamboling of Laddie Boy.
All the attendants of the White
House wear mourning bands and so
does President Coolidge. the cabinet
and army and navy officers.
The flag flies Mt half mast above
the Executive Mansion as on all pub
lie buildings.
Stationary used in the executive Of
fices is banded in deep black.
The Roosevelts similarly observed
the period of mourning for Mckinley
It was said that for 30 days even the
Roosevelt children were CARRIED in
black.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26
SECUIN MOVIE SHOWN
Picture Beautiful Scenes on the Quad.
8lupe River.

Seguin. Tex. Aug. 25.-"The Lure
of the Guadalupe" was shown on tie
screen Mt the Palace Theatcr here on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. draw
ing large crowds on both occasions.
The play was written by the Texas
Film Production Company.
The cast was made up of Misses
Adelaide Campbell. Nav Erskine. Myr-
tie Elley, Lera Mae Moss. Pearl Bar
tholomae. Dorothy Donegan: Paul
Goctz. Arthur Vivroux and others.
Miss Adelaide Campbell. Arthur Wv
roux and Paul Goetz appeared in the
stellar roles.