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Evening star., 1924-02-25
BRAND ASSERTS WAR
IS NO LONGER POSSIBLE
Former French Premier in Election
Speech Asks Coalition
Against Poincare.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, February aJ. AriBtlde
BRAND, seven times premier OF
France, yesterday opened the elec-
toral campaign with = speech at Car
cassonne as a prelude to the May
elections, In which he hopes he will
be returned to office. Defense OF
France against the charge Of mill
tarism was NJ. BRANDS leading tn herle.
1T is the France OF the revolution
and of liberty which freed the world
he declared, land II she was not iso-
lated in 1914 1t was because she rep
resented in the eyes Of the world
Justice ana progress, while Germany
typified reaction and oppression"
Tremendous applause greeted his
protestatton that Frances ideals
were essentially pacific. and when he
declared war no longer Is possible;
we will have mono Of It."
Part OF the speech was concerned
with internal politics. He demanded
a union Of true republicans, demo.
Gratis and socialists against the ma
tionalist bloc which supports Premier
Poincare, lie did not mention the
communists, thereby intinating that
his appeal for the formation of q
left bloc excluded them.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Strand-Berlo Diving Girls.

10 Annette kellermann in qulntuple
torn is reproduced at the Strand
this week by MadeIine Berlo and her
diving girls who headline the bin
presented last night. They furnish
everything in the way of thrill that
can be imagined in such an Offering
of divers and difficult diving. And
the girls have some hints on how TO
reduce. They don't need it. thanks
70 their aquatic work. Miss Berlo
does the featured stunt OF the act.
= seventy-fve-foot dive into a shall
low tank from trapeze swung from
the root OF the stage.
Mickey Bennett. director of Il
health farm. furnishes laughter in his
Skit. Incorporation" in which new
ways of pushing wheelbarrow are
introduced. I he act offers also humor
and god singing.
The real lauGhmaker of the bill IS
the skit. Not Now" presented by
Arthur Thornton and Sam Carlton,
with songs worth hearing. Jim Rey-
nolds tears cut J. Loose Leaf from
the Ledger of Laughs" and offers an
act that keeps the audience in an up
roar, and Amoras and Obey, Paris
ian Eceentriques, are excellent in
acrobattc stunts.
The motion picture is Love Lot
ters. featuring Shirley Mason. in Il
romance of youthful folly. y com
edy. subsidiaries and good music COM
Dlete the bill
Evening star., 1924-02-25
AMUSEMENTS

dramas foisted upon helpless public.
The picture presents Betty Compson.
Richard Dix. Lewis Stone and Tully
Marshall, all screen performers OF
iigh standing. at their best. and while
has a most tragic finale. II is SO
Utterly different, SO superior to the
General run. that it promises to rank
well up among thhe leading produc-
tions OF the year.
The story tells of a battle between
selfish pride and square dealing and
IS intensely human. talented law
yer about to receive an important
appointment from the British crown
considers only his own ambitions
when a uc'er-do-well brother be-
.omes involved with u girl of the
slums in an affair that leads TO MUIR
der. and his bitter fight with fate
leads to many startling situations.
The errant brother, attracted TO the
girl who had attempted to make a
pickup" in public house, falls
genuinely in love with her. and she.
never given a fair chance in life. en-
deavors 70 make herself worthy OF
him. But a man out Of the girls past
ntrudeS upon their happiness and is
killed by the lover.
The tragedy is witnessed. unknown
by the pair. by an old mopman of the
public house. who had previously be-
friended the girl. Circumstance
the crime. and the eminent lawyer.
who has been informed of the true
nature of the affair by his brother.
insists that no confession be made.
Believing that his brother can et-
feet the release of the innocent mop.
man. the ne'er-do-well and the girl
prepare 10 depart from England. only
to discover at the last minute that
the old man has been found guilty
and sentenced to death. They hasten
back to face the law, but Providence
intervenes and the proud brother
finally realizes he must set aside his
personal ambitions in Difference TO
something greater by far.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
TUMULTY LAUDS WILSON,
Influence of War President Still
Here for Peace, He Says.
BY tho Associated Pre- s

BY tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 25.-Joseph =.
Tumulty. secretary to the late President
Wilson, paid tribute to his former chief
yesterday III an address delivered in tha
Academy OF Music at Brooklyn, at a
memorial service.
He characterized the wartime COM
nlander- chief AS "a devoted friend,
a world leader, d pre-ernincnt states
man, Christian gentleman and Z mar
tyr to the cause of humanity"
"Verlly, a mighty figure has fallen,
but the indomnltable and unconquerable
spirit of Woodrow Wilson IL still with
us. an invisible and welcome guest OF a
world in which 1t struggled-not vainly
Ito free mankind from the thraldom,
the bitterness. the rancor. the enslave-
ment and the hatreds OF war;" he de-
cIared.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Crandall'' ''s-Elliott Dexter,
IN by Divine Right"

turing Elliott Dexter, Mildred Har-
ris, Anders Randolf, Grace Carlyle
and De Witt Jennings. was shown
yesterday at Crandalf's Theater,
where IL will remain today and to-
morrow. 1t is story which gets well
out of the beaten path and effords
entertaining silent drama. Mr.. Dexter
is cast in the role Of u man who pos
SeseS something more than human
perception and thereby is enabled to
adjust the differencies Of those with
whom he comes in contact.
The comedy features Bobby Vernon
in THE Perfect SO" as charming
young woman. Shorter films and pipe
organ music complete the bill.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Observation-Disclosures
in The Love Master"

"rhe Love Master" featuring
Strongheart and I.adie Julie, two not
ed dogs, which was shown yesterday
at Crandail's Metropolitan Theater.
and reviewed there, was shown also
AT Crandalrs Ambassador and VIII
continue today. Cliff BoweS In "Oh.
Captain. an amusing comedy, and
orchestral music under the direction
of Bailey +. Alart, arc added at
fractions
Evening star., 1924-02-25
-President-'' Simon Called
Peter"

~Simon Called Peter" the dramat
tzation of the novel by Robert keabls
yesterday opened its third week a
the President Theater before a ca
pactty house. AT times the audienc
seemed to refuse to take seriousl
the story of the rise and fall of the
young English clergyman serving as
chaplain with the army in France.
Noel Tearle, Peggy Coudray and
June Webster are particularly effec
tive in their roles. the Interpretation
OF a wicked little French temptresS
by the last-named being especially
clever
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Child Dies From Scalding.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. T.. February
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford OF New
York city, died in St. Francis Hospt-
tai here Of burns received when she
fell into a pan of boiling water in her
grandmothers kitchen here Friday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Columbia-"The Stranger

A sign.l triumph in motion pictures
is scored in the Paramount production
THE Stranger" offered at the Column
John Galsworthy's novel 1.-THE First
and the Last" and is distinct de-
parture from the usual lot of screen
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Sale Of Splendid Aluminium Utensils
Fill Your Needs for the Year at these Lo,u Prices

SI.,s. Seamless Tea Kct-
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S-75c. Nest OF Pudding G
Pans. l 2-qt., l 4-qt.
@25c. 11-inch Pie Plates.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

lo-50c. Combination Coiaa
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Housewares Section, Fifth floor,
Evening star., 1924-02-25

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Boiler. similar TO illustration.
S$L3S. o-cup Coffee Perco-
lators; heavy gauge alum
mum.
@9Sc. Sgt. Preserving ket-
ties.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

I-SSc- Heavy, Seamless Dish
Pans, loot.
ISL Sell Basting Round
Roasters.
@75c. Tipped Sauce Pan
Sets; 8 pans, !, 11s and 2 qt.'
sizes.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE
People Notice Drive
Them Off with DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrass you
much longer u you get a package Of
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets. TIE skin
should begin TO clear AFTER you have
taken the tabIets few nights.
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there's no sickness or psIn after takina
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No one who takes Olive Tablets is
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olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
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Evening star., 1924-01-27

intended to do in France, in accord
with parliament, what Premier Mus
soltni did In Italy in defiance of par
Lament. The Italian plan was not
suited to the French mentality, he
explained, but the object in view was
the same and quite as necessary in
France as in Italy.
Boldly Throws His Lot.
Tho premier boldly threw in his
lot with the bloc national to the eX-
clusion Of the right and left and an
nounced that he would make official
candidates to parliament in the COM
ing elections the deputies OF the ma
1ority party who had consistently
supported him In his foreign policy
requirements Of this grave exigency.
he was still in power when tnay were
held, would be for or against M.
Poincare.
The days developments mean that
M. Poincare's policies, with the occu-
patton Of the Ruhr In the foreground,
Will be the issue of the elections. in
stead OF clericalism and reaction,
which the radical coalition has been
endeavoring to thrust forward. The
consequence of this, in the opinion OF
old parliamentarians, will he to in-
crease immensely the chances of the
return of the present majority, COM
posed principally Of moderatcs AID
mild radicals, against dyed".n-the-
wool radicals and socialists.
The discussion of the articles in
the proposed measures to balance the
budget was adjourned until Monday,
Evening star., 1924-01-27

A proposal to harness the tides of
the Bay of Fundy, thus creating one
of the greatest super-power projects
in the world. has been placed before
the federal power commission here
The plan would create as great a
power reservoir as Niagara Falls
with the continual development of be-
tween 100000 and 10000 horse power
according to Dexter P. Cooper. who has
applied for a preliminary permit to
start work.
1t is the first actual proposal which
appears practical ever submitted to
the government for carrying into eff
feet the dreams of scientists for CEN
turnes-making the ocean do the
work of man.
Five Miles OF Dams.
1t would involve building about
five miles of dams across Passema-
quoddy bay, on the International line
between Maine and New Brunswick.
thus creating two pools, an upper and
lower. with a powerhouse located
between them.
The tide in the Bay of Fundy has
a range of about thirty-f1ve feet, the
Evening star., 1924-01-27
DISTRICT HAS 1000 CHILD YARDS
UNDER PUBLIC OR PRIVATE CARE
Rising Rate Of Dependency Noted for COlOred
ChLdren-2,O3l of Total Needing Aid &,
Handled by Guardians Board. ;

Nearly 1000 dependent children
must be cared for by public and pri-
vate agencies or institutions in the
District of Columbia during q year
under present conditions.
An especially serious social and
economic problem is indicated by the
rising child dependency rate for COL
ored children here, although the rate
as whole has not risen appreciably
since 1904. Lack Of proper facilities
for the care and supervision of the
colored wards Of the District aggra-
vate an already bad condition.
These conditions were found by the
children's bureau of the Department
of Labor, whose report has just been
transmitted to the commission on
public welfare legislation. headed by
Judge F. L. Siddons.
Increase in Dependents.
The number of children cared for
by the board of chidren's guardians
has increased greatly from 1894, the
year of it's establishment. when 25l
wards were cared for. Last year
three-fifths of the children on June
80, 1923, were in free homes, in homes
on trial for adoption, with relatives
with other persons to whom no board
was paid. or We're self supporting
Two-fifths were being cared for al
the public expense.
, Welfare of the children under
Evening star., 1924-01-27

superyision of the board has always
been seriously teopardized by lack or
funds and workers. the report says.
Adequate supervision of the children
placed in family homes has been i'm
possible because of the dangerously
smalr' staff Of the board. =,
No child may be placed under the
care of the board for more than a
week without court commitment
while il the court does not consider
that circumstances justify commit
ment. no machinery for supervision
of the child in his own family exists
in either the court or the board.
Only Few Are Orphans.
Analysis of the records of the chill
dren's bureau to find the causes Of
dependency showed that only a small
percentage of the children are or
phans; that only per cent Of the
children under the board were or
phans. and of the white children only
3 per cent
Next to the death of one or both
parents, the Abandonment of children
by both parents or desertion Of the
family by the father or the mother
was the most frequent cause of de-
tendency.
The lack of provision for the care
of the feebleminded in the District,
the report said. has seriously handi-
capped the work of both the public
and the private agencies. A consid-
cradle burden OF expense and work
will be lifted from the shoulders of
tions when the institution for the
feeble minded. for which Congress
made an appropriation at the last
session becomes available.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Egyptian ':Antique" Trade Fourishes
Since Tut-unkh-Amen's Tomb Opened
Eager Tourists Buy CleUer limitations of Scarabs
Relics of Pharaoh-Tra6ic in Discoveries
]. Illegal, But Is Widespread.

tomb in tho Valley OF the Kings ex-
cludes any idea of pflfering.
Makes Fine limitations.
Some beautiful "Tut-ankh- Amen
scarabs" are being turned out by a
local "antika" manufacturer, who
lives in a picturesque house within
the confines Of the Valley of the
Kings and whose skill Is such that
his scarabs are represented to have
been accepted repeatedly as genuine,
even by experts, and to have received
high prices.
This artist sometimes spends as
much as a month on single scarab.
Certain characteristics of his work,
however, are beginning to be recog-
nized.
Denizens of the Valley Of the Kings
were astonished today when a sharp
shower of lain fell. lasting ten min
utes 1t was the first rain tho valley
has seen for several years, and the
members Of Howard Carters expedi-
tion had to do some quick work to
improvise a shelter for the trays
stacked nearby for transfer of OBJ
jects from the tomb.
The tomb was opened only for a
short time this morning, to allow of
the removal of the cornices and top
and bottom beams of the doors
the second shrine. These were care
fully packed in trays to be carried to
the laboratory. Mr.. Carter did not
appear.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
PO|NCARE, IN COUP,
F0|LS RADICAL AIM
Quick Seizure Of Opening in
Maneuvers Breaks Back
of Opposition.
BY the Associated Press.

oS tuc hssoClhteO freSS.
PARIS, January 26.-The socialists,
royalists and radicals by their maneuv-
efs against the new tax measures pro-
posed by Premier ,Poincare to place
France on a sound financial basis left
an opening during the debates in the
chamber Of deputies yesterday and to-
day for the premier to plant his stakes
firmly for the approaching election
Their opposition made 1t easy for the
premier to choose between the chamber
groups and promise official support to
the majority, Of which the bloc national
Is the nucleus. and thus set up a coali-
ton capable Of measuring strength
against the proposed coalition Of radi-
GALS republican socialists and socialists.
The promptness with which the
premier seized upon the occasion took
the radicals and socialists of their feet
and at the same time concentrated a
majority for the measures proposed to
balance the extraordinary budget.
Question OF Security.
A declaration on behalf of the bloc
national approving the governments
measures was read by NJ. Dubois, for
mer president of the reparation COM
mission, who declared that adoption
of the new taxes WIS not only QueS-
tion of Frances fiscal salvation, but
of security against the war of re-
venge which was being openly pre-
pared in Germany.
NJ. Herriot, leader Of the radicals
made an effort to regain some of the
lost ground, but too late. The cham
ber. which yesterday insisted upon a
full debate, voted closure on the gen.
eral discussion of the measures with
out opposition by show of hands.
NJ Poincare virtually announced to
the chamber this afternoon that he
Evening star., 1924-01-27
: BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LUXOR, Egypt, January 26.-The
discoveries in the Valley Of Kings
have given a great hllip to the trade
in "antikas,". as the Egyptians call
them, for: which Luxor has been the
headquarters for many years.
The main. source Of supply Of genu-
Inc antiques, which are far rarer than
the forgeries, lies in the peasants who
often dig up interesting and even
valuable pieces in the fields, and In
the native diggers employed by the
foreign excavators, who, despite rigid
supervision, are able to do certain
amount OF pilfering during their
work.
Illegal to Sell Antiques.
Any peasant finding an "antika' Is
compelled by law to hand it over to
the local inspector of antiquities, who
will buy IT, II he so decides, at his
valuation, but In most cases the
peasants prefer to take their chance
with the Luxor dealers. These deal
ers can only trade by virtue of a
license from the Egyptian govern
ment; consequently the Gilbertian
situation arises whereby the author
tiles license the dealers to break, the
law, namely, by purchasing antiques
from the peasants.
At present the first demand of
every foreign tourist is for a relic
relating to Tut-ankh-Amen. The
demand far exceeds the supply, in
deed to such an extent that even the
forgers are unable to keep up with it.
For a genuine Tut-ankh-Amens scarab b
as much as f100 has been realized by
one Luxor dealer, while small blue
porcelain ring is priced at f25.
These antiques probably come
from Tel-El-Amarna- the site of the
city established by Tut-ankh- Amen's 8
predecessor. Akhenaton, the Heretic
King, where the first years Of Tut
ankh- -Amen's reign were spent. as
! the strict supervision exercized by
the excavators at Tut-ankh-A -Amen's 8
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Proposal to Harness Fundy Tides
As Power Source Considered Here
Project Placed Before Federal Po,cer Commission
Would Create Greater Reservoir of Force Than
Niagara Falls, Backer Claims.

greatest in the world. 1t is proposed
to install a system of gates which
will permit the crest of the flood
tide to pour into the upper pool and
permit the emptying of the lower
pool at ebb tide. A rough estimate
indicates that a river the size of Nj
agara would continually be pouring
through the gates. If carried into
effect the scheme would supply pow
err to much of the state of Maine and
eastern Canada.
Might Spoil Harbor.
The objection, according to federal
power commission officials here,
seems to be that the harbor in Pas
semaquoddy bay, which provides an
entrance to the towns of Lubec and
Eastport, Me-. and st. Andrews. New
Brunswick. would be r1ined through
the erection Of the dam. Cooper pro-
poses to put ship locks in the dams
to overcome this difficulty, but the
officials claim that the success of
these in rough weather, such as con-
tinually sweeps over that section OF
the coast. is questionable. Passem-
quoddy bay long has been a refuge
for mariners in storms.
New England engineers of the fed
eral power commission will investi-
gate the proposal.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Benefit FETE GIVEN.
Drott Lodge Aids Swedish Girl in
Garfield Hospital.

A benefit entertainment was given
by Drott Lodge of Vasa Order at
Odd Fellows Hall, 419 7th street
northwest, last night. the funds Of
which will be used to defray the ex-
penses of Swedish girl in Garfield
Hospital, and also to send her back
to the home country.
Fred East and Ivar Linderoth sang
solos and Miss Mia Donner danced
and Mrs. Chindblom played a piano
solo. Representative Chindblom Of
Chicago spoke. Mrs. L. Sandberg,
president, delivered an address Of
welcome. Dancing followed the en-
tertainment.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
MERCHANTS TO ELECT.
Board of Governors Will Meet
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Officers of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association for the ensu-
ing year will be elected at a meeting
of the board of governors of the
body to be held in the organiza tions
headquarters in The Star building,
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The call for the meeting was issued
yesterday by MAJ. Gen. Anton
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Velour
POrtiereS
Reduced $50
Secure beautiful qualities,
rich, lustrous velours at one
fourth less than regular. Note
the savings:
$3.50 Portieres, S2l.37
Sz4.95 Portieres, SlS.71
Save On
Slip-C0verS
20 Yards c67 q
Belgian Linen % %A/s|o
Made Ub ....

This offer includes all work.
manship, tapes, binding, etc,
to the extent of 20 yards
fine quality Belgian linen.
A very good saving is assured,
as we'll as workmanship of
the highest order, perfect
fitting and enduring results.
Belgian linen by the yard,
85c.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Motorphrased.

from the Automobile Magazine
HE has a great faculty for putting
the cart before the horse"
"Oh, I wouldn't say that! Say he
has habit Of trying to make the
wheels run the motor"
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Reduced Price Group of Room Sise
Fine Wilton RUGS
SIS

remarkable offering of 9x13 and S5x1O6 Wions, in
charming patterns and warn1-toned colorngs that will
grace any room.
We will divuge the names of the Makers but the
quality and value will be apparent to you sight
Come early-tl1e number is limited.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Clearance Prices Help Make Home q
Better Place to Liue In, Save Too!
100 Small Rugs
$3.9S

Splendid offering of attrac-
tive velour and high quality
Administer rugs in pleasing
colorings and designs. Sizes
27x54. Very practical.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Apartment rents are fixed by a st.
Louis landlord according to the num-
Der Of children in family. he figur-
Ing that each child would do a certain
amount Of damage.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Sale of
PabcOlin Rugs
AtAbOutHaIfPrice

Just forty rugs in the vari-
. Gus sizes, discontinued but
none the less attractive pat
terms, and values remarkable.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

9x1z size, for
s;:iy s;siy. ":a:!'. :'::ss: $3.50
9xI0.6 Rugs, for
sssise Ss;'s ns1'!'' s;i:ss: $3.50
&: ss:'s: S:;'s x'.., ".s!::; $3.50: So: $3.50
7.6x9 Rugs, for.
sss'ss Gss's nos'''. $500: $3.50
& ss:'s ss:'!. x'.', ".:' So ga q $4.O0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-01

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hned', re stav jeho sa zlepsil