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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Mmcrifa taruitlee benfiieen berGtpf'
fen, entinen preliSeutti @ilion
lan1nnat.

"Ws*Is$"~<~s
"9ltlontic Montblpn" elofinin MT.
merosia OF jlllaistlt entiien preii.
oentin' 8ooOroap 8ilionin firiotus
nimiffeell1 "8allanflimoufiesta
poisjobtaipa tie, nlisiG Wer 8ilIon
ontaa marotufien, ettG iitpistpfIem.
me aineellinen -betfiiniddninen ei
ole mabooIlineif ilnan benfistG be.
rGGmpstd.
"geGinG fantalina ia bmolestittta.
nina pGipind, iolloin toto mail
ma on lepottonaniben ipallasia, ia
eoesfG olapa tie, fatioi mime bp.
apGniG, rtGpttGd ole,pam rtonenfaltai-
fla apaaroia ennistaipien parioien
pintitt1rnG" Iaiiiittaan firiotlfies.
ia", on oittoastoan pbteiien tparotpai
.fiirben ipaatimaa ie, ettd me fotioi.
iimme pnrp6rinentme ia prittGiiim-
me ottaa ieItpiIle Ietpotton1iiuoen
ippt fetd feinot, ioi6en faittta ne to.
oenndfoiiirnmin iaataiiiin poistetiiif
IT,"
"yIeiien Ietpottominioen tooeIIi.
men pobia", ianotaan ftrioit,ifiesia,
"on ipapdIld aifafai,temme benfiiem
eldnlan lGbteisid ia on iobtomasia
tpallanfiutoltfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Snoria ianDia GurOpasta
Smnmettn euslantilainen ianontaleb.
timies fmobxfiisia.

Snnnettll ipapaamielinen ianoma.
lebtimies ". @. @aroiner, 2ontoos.
Ia, on tirioittanlit ilioria fanoia
2aniannesia tebbpn raltban iopinrut.
len ioboosta ia ianalla tostetellut
@nropan npfpistG tilannetta. @ar6.
ner pitGG iopimusta "barnmastpttG-
man iultrena ipoittona Eurfille ia
bdpedlliiehd toto @uropalle." S6n
flhpailee tiiinta Sllrtti oil Gsfei1en
iooan pGarifollinen lniitta oil pc
tollinen ia ie iatfoi iotaa taboella
ipnooella ia mafioi IiittoutuneilIe
ipalloille ntilioonia rabasia ia iato.
ia tltbniia ibmisbengisiG.
"Weltt npt Sitrffi noulee b1tpios.
taan unoesia filnnosia ia t,iripalIi-
Ienlnlasla aienasia olemana fiiin foS
faan ennen len toto bistoriaSia.
Sen alne @ilropan puolella ON an.
nettlt tafailin. &onitantinopoli on
palautettu ia OF 81b1.9laiia idlleen
len peiupatana. Safia mataa tperta
tunotmpann froIapoiiena, nmtta bir
ipittGrpG tiirffilainen noulee tuirfes-
na hGniostG, ifaGntilin iooan ainoa.
no ianfarina," ianoo @arener.
go faifen tGrnGn on aifaan faa.
nut &ansfan faIainen ia fiero belt
laaiemman mallan iaatputtamiieffi"
iuaflrtttaa ban iefG ielittGG: "2pot.
tdptpesidan pstdapdfii tiirffiIaisten
fansIa, iaattoi p66ntinisteri Boin.
core ipaaranalaiiefii brittildisten a.
ienan @GIimeren itGolasia. @amal
Ia fun 2Iopo George robfaili &reif-
faa @Gb6si6- -slaiiosia peltin fanoin,
afeisti Boincare titrffilaiiia tbfeilIG,
antoi BELLE motion feinot, palaittti
beiodt rtiioelleen ipaltann ia pitGG
mt beitG pbtenG iitiirena kituarti.
iastonoan @nropan baIihiernista
iparten.
"&aifilla taboilIa tiirmeIee bGnen
ilfeG ipaifutusmaltdnla Guropaa ia
fplpGd Ioppumattontien fotien iieme
ni6. @6bGn- -Maiian ipGbenlmistotan.
fnlliiiniffien idGnnofiet otpat tiioni-
hit tuboon ia 100000 treiffalais.
ia patolaista Smprnasta ia muual-
ia, fdrfoitett,iina MALTA, ipita be o.;
liapat ipilielleet abtoitiatota, ofpdt
fliolemasia ndlfGdn @reifasid. Na-'
folaiiet oipat iltltrimmafii oiafii'
tuanbufiia ia Iapiia. Snrffilaiiet o.
ipats pitdneet oipioliittotdsid otespat
naiiet ia tpofpfpiiet ntiebet ortatpo.
ta ia bimoienia tppopttatnistd ipdrs
ten. T6ten ntbrfpttGd' Yoincare giis
ropan tliIeipaiiiiiiben Seine-i -ioelta
! 8osporiiit asti. SoiiaalIa bGn bG.
tpGiiee tpalfotsta fanIaa nustiIIa 70
tilasioufoilla, joiIle faffoIaisten on
banfittaiua ipaltoiiia naiiia ia tot.
iaaIla idttad ban tpalfoiiet fristitpt
oiiiffaot tiirffiIaiien oespotismin
rubiottaipifii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Neiti Bertta 9aine,

fofd fpiime ipfipnd faitppalaiipann
ptiIonttneena iaapii tpierasfieliien
ftIboienia fonsia Mmerifaan ia
tddItd paIaiitettiin tafaiiin Suomeen
totipoifalleen yfaiman faiptnfiin,
on iieIld iortiinut mafiamaan iaf.
fOo 100 marffao Iiiipottomasta
mnosta Idboostd. SuipitteIu tuIi
foIItiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
0eaperin panfisla 100000 Sollarin
ipaiams.

Senper, bein1f. 27 p. = &olme
miestG ipongittiin tG1lld tGna ilta-
no fen iGlfeen fun oil iaatu tietda,
ettG t1f6lGiien .Sibernia @anf &
Sruit pbtion tileisiG oil 100000 Dol
larim najaiis. Hanfti, ionfa talletuf-
iet nouiimat t,973,729 opllariin,
iulettiin tGn16n. @angitiit benfilot
olitpat pnnfin iibteeri SEQ IS. Slopb,
apitfaisfaioori Sobn Sarrington ia
Maurice ManoelI nir1linen oenberi.
IGinen oiaffeentpGlitt1iG.
Slopo ilntoitetaan titnnustaneen,
ett1 b6n of folme ipuotta feinotel-
Tut panfin raboilla ia bonoeilla Min
oapelasti, eftd panffitarfastaiot Ell.
tp6f oIleet 1uonianneef ntitddn Ole
apan ipinosia. Sarringtonin iofa on
panfin warapreiioentin We. 6. Sar-
rinstonin poita, nainitaan lano.
neen, cttG ban oil faifen aifaa tien.
npt, niitG of tapabtitmasia, maan
ettG b6n oil tebnpt faifen poita.
mania pstdip6nid Slopoin teot eiipdt
diff tiileet ilnti. SGn mafitiltti, eta
ban itie eli ollut iaanitt ienttidfGan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
gaorialaiiille mutistprafennas B
f6ingtoniim.

gsorialainen liiteeriIainen firffo.
fliiita iiiinnittelee rafenniittaa fitltr.
ia ntiiistoratenniista Woibinstomiin,
8. 6. gtafenniifien mint tiIiii ole.
maan "Sbe gsoriernen MsemoraI" ia
piirustiifiien mifaan ie tiiIiii fdfit-
tdmddn iititren iiibIaiaIin fappeIin
3. M. rotenmifiia. 0fofennus tuIiii
motinmoan $t25,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Ynnanen lippn re,uittiin ia pOltet.
tia.

Soutfo nliebi1 ia naiiia tlinteiitui
piime lauantaina S. I. B. liiton
pGdmaiaan Sobofen'isia, 9s. q. ia
ottipat baltininia buoneen fatolIe
fobotetun plinaien ltpun repitpGt
fen fappoleifii ia iitte polttituat.
2ipun fiibteen oil 10 ennemmin an-
nettu maroitus, nutta |. no. p.-ldiiet
eitpdt ,uaroitlifiesta pdlittdneet, io-
ten. -ipibashAut. .ipuin. fami- Lipp,upn
fGiifIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
@panian taltp,,naeisia iuIe

Spanian falipinseisia iaIe-
taun taitfi aiintoIat Grooming boit.
ies") fello II poIId. Sen iaIfeen
moi pddstd iifdIIe ainoastaan ppptd.
mdlld oiastonia falipnnginpartiiaa
apaamaan talon oipen. Sdma. on /.
fitpanba ipanialainen tapo, iota ieii-
rataan ipiela tdnd aifanafin miItei
iofaiiesia iponiuIaiicsia faipunsis-
ia. @ortiia fantoo fdoesfdan rpbtpd
ia iofaiien piiriinid fituIiapam talon
otpdinto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
saiapaltaIaimeu life areifasia.

@rittiIaiieIle boIlitnfielIe on iao-
piinut tieto, ettd areifasia on tebtp
pritps toiatpaIfoiien bouitufien muo
oostomiietii monarfiun tiIaIIe, mi.
fdIi uIfomaa-aiiain ministeristOn
opuruisiibteeri gfOnaIo wscgseil1 Iaii-
fui porlomenttn aldbuoneesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
4abioitti boteIlin firffpfmnnalle.

War %. B. NoIIer, &agerstopm.
isia, @o., on MarpIano IiiteerilaiieI.
lie ipnoooille, iofa fiiuInu unite6
2iitberan firffof,intoan Iabioittan,if
onistamania boteIIin "ORopaI Smn",
iOfa iiiaitiee Ben-I -Iar-nimiiesid bu-
milopaifasia MarpIanbin ia Beni-
iplmonian raialla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Saiaipaltaliife ,poittamasia ialanii'
iaa &reifasia.

: 8clgrooin.. ionomaIeboet fertomot,
ettG &reifosla tpalIitiee npfpifin nil
td mafolpin tilanne, ieitraufiena non
rppttdlpGstG 2auiannen raitbasta.
9ltcenasta iaap,Spat tieoot oapat bp.
min niutfoiat ipaan p1rtiipdt ne
oioittamaan ett6 taiapaltalaisliife
on iaontasia ialaniiiaa armeiiasia
ia ettd ntinisteripiila on oootetta.
pisla Ieniaelosin puolieen fabtia-
ntenon tafta. -v
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Yastori iai iitrmania iabfSIansasta.

Tastori 2ois Sfeitb, Nisiouri-
ipnoooin pappi 2utberan Srinitp
iemrafunnasia ct. 2ouisisia, Mo.
tni iitrmania iotii pdipd tafaperir,
hrn Iiitti maaban iobtamaa raoio-
'or,fna uffostlnan aifana. SaImmG
isfi Ianfaa ia pastori iai paboia po-
Iobampoia riiitniiieenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
SiIlan ianOtaan iattGneen innren o.
maiinnSem.

Grancisco 8iIla, fiiuliiia mexi-
,scoloinen rosmopGdIliffo ia ipallnn.
ti.mloustaisteliia, iofa mitrbattiin
'dsfettdin lnaatilalIann 9nrangon
tpaltiosia, idtti ialfeenid noin T.
100000 peion omaiiitliben, iofa on
tdtfettp eri paiffoibirt nlif1li iano-
maIeb0isid iiilaistiisla tieooisia fer
rotaan. Smaiiuus on iG6nnostG @iI
Ian rosluoiispGiipiltG ia fGiittGG ie
rabaa ia fiilta- ia bopeatanfoia
4Gtfopaifoista ei ole tietoa, liId
Billo ennen milrbatufli t1ilemistaan
ei oltiit ilmaisiut niitG feneIlefGGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
&SerppoIin iatamatp6lGiiet memneei
latfopn.

&tIannin linialaitpoien lastoami.
men 2inerpooIin iatamasia on iei-
ihbt,inut iatamatpOIdisten lafon ta.
-fiol 2uffo on .iaalp,sttanut -iuuret
asittohabteet. ltietta titbaniia miebid
Iopetti tponteon fen i6Iteen fiin lat.
ioIaiiet oIispat ponneet toimeen iiiii.
cen uaielenoioitifien 8irfenbeaoisia.
Doeriep ioen toifella puoleIla.
2iifenne ronnifolla ia Srlonnir
sDdIinG on mpos ieiiabtuniit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
Sappi tmomittm fabSefji ,uauSefii
iuanfenteen fieltolain riffomtfesta.

Hastori 8alter @. @race, g(ripa-
bastd, Col. t,iomittiin 0enperisic
Col. tafdIdiiesid Iiitto-oifeuoesia
faboetii piiooefii aeapeptportbim
apanfiIaan. Sdnen ipptettitn fpaaren-
tdneen bafemifien baIlitifien lil-
man iaamiiefii audfiiuonien IGbettd-
niieem goloraooon. Spplliiefii ba-
paittil bengennties tuetoii pGatofIes-
I'd Wopstpaltian apellatiionioifei,.
teen ia Iasfettiin ban ipapaaIIe id.
Ialle 5000 oolIarin tafaufiella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
$4,000 har,uestimiesti

fnnotaan taripittatpan Gonoom l1n-
nellie tpilianforiuaieen. Soto fppipp
1topeaan ia raiitatiet tefetpGt ripeGs-
ii tpalmishifiia tuilion frletusta
tparten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
aOmmnnistiem pibdtptiet.

etiitua fesfuspoIiiii on Sulusia
pioatanpt tpom. Dug. gptfOiem, 10.
ia on fonntiinisticn fanianeoustuia.
@lioIoiappeIIa on etiiipd fesfuspo-
Tiff pioattdnpt 6 fommunististo
tpomiesta ia @iudamcsiu Z. suo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02

OIlab" Iaitpasia iaapui Seem yor'
fin wf. "a p. ieuraauat ilionaIai'
'iet:
Siibo Sreorif Sfiiotialainen toinit
taia, @afbington, 9. g., ernst 60
ban 8. .8irtien Seem Oorf, 81. g.,
Sennp garbIont Tounton, Daass..
Siiri SafaIa, Sos @ngeIos, Calf,
Sobn gIuntmi Boinio, Gtpeletb,
weinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
yreSiSentti SorSina,

icnfa ioirostrmiiesto on onnettii bd
lppttdipid iritiiia, on toipumnan
pain. Wentfania on fiiitenfin les.
feptpnpt ia ban paloa totaiiin Bo-'
ibingtoniin. |
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
$1.00 sli miiippnam Safiun mtarffua

Seem gorfin ipaibtoporsiisid mpp-
tim tpiime ipiifolla miIioonan Saf-
ian marffaa 80 ieiltillG.
@nnen iotaa oil milioona Saflon
marffaa $23S,O00. = 8oltofun.
nan luotto on pienennpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02

men Tpomies fertoo, ettd mpSsfin
tommiinistieoustoio $iIoa Sonnus.
tu etiisfeIl1Gn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-02
aariaIam fsibmss idi ratfaiiematta

$uagista on tiill,,t tieto, ettd fart.
iainuGlinen tiiontioist,iin eli ole rot.
faisirt &ariaIm fpipntpstG. Oifeus
bpwGfipi Z ddneIIG A feastaan tGtd
aiiaa fosfeipan pGGtofien.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
NEW milk SOURCES
PROMISED CAPITAL
.Dairymen in Clash With Pro-
ducers See Possibility
of Changes.

Many new milk producers are plan
ming to ship their product to Wash
ington If a fight develops between
the local dairymen and the farmers
of Maryland and Virginia, it was
learned today.
A battle between the producers and
distributors of this commodity is said
TO be brewing over the desire of the
farmers to sell their milk TO the local
dealers through the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Association.
The local dairymen are said to favor
the system OF buying their milk di-
rectly from the farmers as individ-
uals.
Price Advance Uncertain.
Neither the dairymen nor the Of
ficials of the producers association
were able TO state today whether the
price of milk per quart would ad-
vance on October /.
A member Of the dairymen stated
that there would be no increase in
the retail price unless the producers
go up on the wholesale figure. At the
Office Of the producers association, 1st
and Q streets north east, IL was stated
that no increase had been decided
upon.
1t is understood the board Of direc-
tors of the producers association will
meet In Washington Wednesday. at
which time the question of selling milk
TO the Washington dairies through the
organization probably will be dis
cussed.
+ 1t was learned today from a reliable
source that within the past few days
the health department has been called
upon for large number of application
blanks for permits to ship milk into
Washington from sources not hitherto
shipping to this city.
This is taken to indicate that should
any of the dairymen fail to reach an
agreement with their present farms
they would be able to get milk from
these new sources.
i Health Officer William C. Fowler is
following. the present situation. He
stated today that His chief concern is
to see that only good quality milk
Genes into Washington. He expressed
the belief, however. that there are no
apparent reasons for an increase in the
price Of milk at this time.
Ordinarily the price advances cent
or two on October for the winter
months. DR.. Fowler pointed out, how
ever, that the price did not go down
during the past summer as has been
the custom in previous years.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
GREEK NAVY READY
TO SALUTE ITALY

BY the Associated Press.
TARANTo, Italy, September IL
Arrangements for the ceremony Off
Phaieron on Wednesday in which the
Greek fleet will salute an allied naval
squadron In accordance with the set
tlement of the Greco-Italian incident
were announced here today.
The Italian squadron will join the
British battle cruiser Hood ten miles
OFF Phaleron and the combined force,
under command OF the italian ad-
miral Solari, will steam before the
Greek fleet, which will salute the
Italian flag with twenty-one guns.
will include the cruiser Giorgios
Averoff and the batt1eship Lefnnos,
formerly the u. s. IS. Idaho. AS soon
as the ceremony is over the Italian
squadron will sail for Corfu.
While the religious ceremony for
the Italian victims of the massacre
near Janina, which precipitated the
crisis. was being held in the Catholic
cathedral in Athens, requiem mass
will be celebrated aboard the battle
ship Conte Di Cavour for Gen. Tellini
and the other victims Of the massacre.
The bodies of the slain officers are
expected to arrive here Thursday
escorted by the Conte Di Cavour. the
Giuilo Cesar and a squadron of de-
stroyers. They will be received by
all the civil, military and ecclesi-
astical authorities. patriotic associa-
tions and the entire garrison of fas-
cista militia.
The bodies will be sent to Rome,
where a solemn tribute will be paid,
with the king and his entire cabint
participating.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
NEW LEADER NAMED.
Gen. Aizpuru Sent to Morocco to
Lead Big Army.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. September IA new
offensive in Morocco is planned by
Primo Rivera, president of the mill
tary directorate In Spain.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Daily Express quotes the head Of the
new government as follows:
I'VE are sending Gen. Aizpuru to
Morocco with orders to settle the
whole problem there. We will re-
spect our treaties with Raisuli, but
will make no treaty with Abd-el
Krim (tbe Rim chieftain) and will
launch a new offensive In the Meliila
zone in accordance with the plans OF
the general staff-"
1t Is stated in Madrid, the corre-
spondent adds. that the great Of
fensive In Morocco Will probably be-
gin within week with 10000
troops.
Rivera disclaimed any intention OF
governing without parliament, say
ing that he wottid form another, truly
representative of Spanish oyiniofi
which would create a new constitu-
tion for the country. Referring to
the suppression of sundry officers
under the old regime he asserted that
there would be q bureau OF com
plants in each ministry to which all
Spaniards might present their griev-
ances.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
MATS AND BROWNS
TIE |N4TH|NN|NG, IS
By JOHN b. KELLER,

Southpaw Wally Warmoth, recently
recalled from the Memphis club OF the
southern Association, was Manager
Bush's selection for mound duty in
tween the Browns and Nationals here
this afternoon.
Bayne was on the slab for the
Browns.
FIRST INNING.
ST. LoUiS-Gerber popped to Ruel in
front of the Plate. Ezzell iofted to
Judge. Tobin went out, Harris to
Judge. No runs.
neutrality-suspicious. singled TO
center. Peck hit into double play,
Ezzell to McManus to Schleibner. Gosiin
tripled to left center. Rice grounded TO
Schleibner. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
ST. LouIS-Harris threw out Viii
liams. McManus singled to left. Harris
fumeled Whaiey's grounder, but recov-
cred the ball in time TO get the runner
at first. McManus stopped at second
on the play. Bluege threw out collins.
No runs.
WASHiNGToN-Judge went out
Bayne to Schleibner. Ruel singled to
left Harris drove into the new left
Bluege rolled to McManus and Harris
was caught at the plate, McManus TO
Collins. Warmoth was hit by pitched
ball. Evans singled to left, scoring
Biuege, while Warmoth pulled UP at
second. McManus threw out Peck.
Two runs.
THIRD INNING.
ST. LoulS-Schleibner singled to
left. Bayne sacrificed. Biuege TO Judge.
Gerber flied to Evans. So did EEzell.
No runs.
WASHINGTON - Goslin flied to
Whaley. Rice walked. A ball from
Judges bat bounded off McManus' face
for double, sending Rice to third
Ruel singled to left, scoring Rice. but
Judge was caught at the plate, Williams
to Collins. Ruel took second on the
throw In. Harris singled to EXCEL at
third, Ruel stopping at that corner.
Bluege walked, filling the bases. War
moth famed. One run.
FOURTH INNING.
ST. LouIS-Tobiu walked Williams
singled to center, Tobin taking third.
McManus walked. filing the bases. A
third strike was called on Whaley. Col
Inns. with a three and two count, dou-
bied 10 left, scoring Tobiu, Williams
and McSfanus. Schleibner went out,
warmoth to Harris to Judge, Collins
taking third. Bayne famed; Three
runs.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
FIND LOST FLYERS
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Langley Pilots Garry New Motor
to Rescue of Cole and
His Crew.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. September
17.-An innovation In aviation was es-
tablished by pilots of Langley Field
yesterday, when complete new motor
was taken by airplane from the Army
flying station near here to Charlestown,
w. Va. where Lieut.. Cole and three
mechanics, while flying to St. Louis via
Washington, to participate in the
Pulitzer race. were forced to land be-
cause of engine trouble.
The motor was dispatched imme-
diately upon receipt of word of the
plight of Lieut.. Cole and his three
mechanics. who were reported in Wash
ington dispatches as missing and for
whom fear was entertained for while
yesterday that their big Martin bombing
plane had gotten off It's courSse and
been driven out to sea-: Lieut. Austin,
who took the motor to Charlestown, re-
ported upon his return here that Lieut.
Cole and his companions probably would
resume their flight today.
Lieut. Cole and three mechanics lef,
Boiling Field Saturday morning at
1875 O'Clock for st. Louis but with
their first stop scheduled at Mounds
WIG, d. ANOlIlnS was nearQ or
the Martin bomber ali day SATURDAY
and yesterday two planes going west
were instructed to check up the land
ing fields on the model airway for the
missing ship.
This morning Lieut. Howard K.
Ramey, of the air service station here
and reporter of The Star were about
to board De Haviland airway ship
and institute thorough search for
the atrplane, when information from
the Associated Press was received
that the plane had been located.
The search, which was to have ex
tended as far as McCook Field, Day.
ton, Ohio, and was to have lasted all
of today and tomorrow then was call
ed off.
The plane flown by Lieut.. Cole is
entered in the bi-motored airplane
race at st. Louis in connection with
the International airplane races to be
held there In a few weeks Lieut..
Leslie P.Arnold. Photographic officer
of Boiling Field is the pilot to fly
this ship.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
rusty Sponges
Soak Up Evidence
AS Jar Is Broker,

Norman Bassell. widely known
among the sporting fraternity as
Jazz Bassell.'' fancy dancer.
smashed a one-gallon glass jar
said to have contained corn
whisky in the vestibule of the
apartment 1865 Chaplin street Sat
urday night. where he had been
cornered by Policemen Brown and
Vermillion of the tenth precinct
and Revenue Officers Estes and
Edwards, in an effort, police de-
clare, to destroy the evidence OF
his possession and transporting of
whisky.
The officers, however. pulled
large sponges from their pockets
and soaked up more than a quart
of the liquid on the floor, which
will be used as evidence against
Bassell. The officers chased Bas-
sell. who was in an automobile,
for more than nine squares.
Bassell took refuge in the hall
way of the apartment and as the
officers entered he smashed the
glass jar.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
KING ENDS PARLIAMENT.
No Disturbances Follow Declara-
ton of Military Regime in Spain.

No Disturbances Follow Declara-
ton of Military Regime in Spain.
By the Associated Press.
MADRID, September liking AL
fonso has signed a decree dissolving
parliament.
No disturbances and little excite
ment have been caused by the estab-
lishment of the military regime and
the publication of DEGREES by the new
government. For the present Gen.
Primo Rivera IS the only responsible
minister. He has the power to pub
lish DEGREES. which thereby become
laws.
As the country now is governed by
a military directorate. Primo Rivera s
title appears to be president Of the
military directorate, instead of presi-
dent of the council of minister's The
foreign ministry of war will be re-
ministries and subSecretaryships have
been suppressed. The various de-
partments will be under control of a
higher government official, to be
chosen bY seniority. He must. how
ever, submit all matters to the presi-
dent of the directorate for decision.
Rigid Economics I'm View.
The military directorate will begin
rigid economies in the national ex-
penses, but without prejudieing the
functions of the administration. The
government, Primo Rivera declares.
will propose and develop a policy of
security. regarded as indispensable
(Continued on Page Q. Column 2-l
Evening star., 1923-09-17
FRI on Flight
ToD.C.T ov71orroU
If Day Is Good

Weather permitting, the National
Capital tomorrow about noon will
get its first view of the Navy's
queen of lighter -than-aircraft-
the ZR-1.
Announcement was made at the
Bureau of Aeronautics today that
the giant dirigible was scheduled
to leave Lakehurst, N. J.. tomor-
row morning about S o'clock and
complete her speed trials begun
today.
Then she will nose westward,
passing over Southern Philadel-
phia, Chester. Wilmington and Ball
timore, arriving here about 12
o'clock.
over the Capitol and down Penn
sylvania avenue to the White
House, the ZR-1 will be guided
and thence over to the Arlington
national cemetery, where flowers
will be dropped for the tomb of
the unknown soldier From Ar
lington. the huge cigar shaped
craft will proceed to Mount YER
non. and there dip salute to
George Washington. II is esti-
mated the ship will reach this
place about Q o'clock, and then
will proceed to her berth at Lake.
hurst. No landings will be effected
here.