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Evening star., 1925-04-12
STORM FUND ST 800, 900.
Red Cross Has Big Sum for Mid
west Tornado Victims.

More than $1.5oo.o00 for the perma-
nent rehabilitation of the tornado
swept area of the Middle West has
been received. by the American Red
Cross through it's chapters over the
country.
An announcement yesterday from
headquarters here said all kinds of
contributions were represented, from
the large donation of industrial con-
Germs down to the widows mite.
Poor children on New, York's East
Side Joined with nearly destitute
Russian refugee in Belgium in contribut-
ing had earned savings to relieve the
suffering in the tornado district
Evening star., 1925-04-12
NEW YORK TOWN HIDDEN
BY SNOW ON EASTER EVE
Chicago, on the Other Hand, Gets
Ready for Balmy Day to
Show New Garb.
9v +ba Assoo;o+odp-

BY the Associated Press
OGDENSBURG, y. Y, April IA
snowstorm, sweeping across the St
Lawrence River on the wings of a
chilling nor'wester, tonight blasted
the hopes of owners of new Easter
finery that they would be able to
display it in the annual Easter pa
rade here tomorrow.
white blanket covered the ground
tonight.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE balmiest
Easter of the last seven years was in
prospect for Chicago tomorrow with
clear sky and soft spring breeze
promised in the official forecast The
heaviest reEaster shopping for
several years was reported by out
filters for both old and young.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
MABELlE GILMAN COREY
HURT IN FALL IN FRANCE
Alighting From Auto, Trips Down
Embankment Into Net of
Barbed Wire.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne AsSOCIdIt0 FTbsEt
PARIS, April 11.-Mrs Mabelle
Gilman Corey, formerly the wife of
William Z. Corey, once president of
the United States Steel Corporation,
suffered a serious accident recently
near Dijon while returning from the
Riviera. When alighting from her
automobile she tripped and fell head
long down a step embankment into a
mass of barbed wire. She received
numerous wounds and was picked up
unconscious and taken to the Dijon
hospital She was removed to Paris
and has been ordered to remain in
bed for several weeks.
Mrs Corey is suffering from deep
flesh wounds in addition to injuries
to her eye.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Federation to Meet.

The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches will be
held at Foundry NJ. E. Church We'd
nesday evening. The meeting will open
with dinner at O'clock at the
church. which is to be served by wom-
ems organizations of the church. DIR.
Jason Noble Pierce. president of the
fed GRAFTON, will preside -.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
SCIENTIFIC PARTY SAFE
ON STEAMSHIP ARCTURUS
Vessel Is Near Coast of Ecuador,
According to Report to
Navy Department.

The steamship Arcturus, with a
party of scientists on board, is safe
near Galapagos Islands, off the coast
of Ecuador, in the Pacific, the naval
commandant at Balboa, Canal Zone,
reported tonight to the Navy Depart
ment.
through headquarters of the third
naval district, said all on board were
well.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
USE OF CAMP SIMMS
BATHING POOL LIKELY
District Officials Seeking Informa-
ton on Conflict With Rife
Practice of National Guard.

The District Government probably
will arrange for the necessary super
vision to permit bathing in the swim
ming pool at Camp Simms, Congress
Heights, provided 1T can be worked
out without conflicting with rife
practice on the range.
Commissioner Rudolph said last
night that he has written to Brig
Gen. Anton stephan of the District
National Guard to find out what the
schedule Of rife practice is at the
camp in Summer before taking action.
The Commissioner said he has con-
ferred with Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes,
supervisor of Fairgrounds, and be-
lieves that her department can fur
nish the supervision for the pool il
1t is available.
The Commissioner took up the
question Friday, following announce
ment in The Star that the youth Of
the Southeast would not be permitted
to use the pool this Summer unless
safeguards could be provided
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Officers Given Transfers.

Col. william E. Welsh, general
staff. has been transferred from the
War Department to New York City;
Col Edward NJ. Markham, Corps of
Engineers, from Detroit to San Fran
cisco; Lieut.. Col. William c. Garden
shire, Quartermaster Corps, from
Fort Bliss, Tex. to Fort Hayes, Ohio,
and Col. John Thomas, jr., Field Ar
tillery, from the Army War College
to the 1st Field Artillery at Fort Sill,
Okla
Evening star., 1925-04-12
WILL TEST LEWIS EYES.
Hines Names Experts to Examine
"Blind" Auto Driver

Director Hines of the Veterans
Bureau last night announced the
personnel OF. the board of three
eye specialists which will examine
the sight of Howard T. Lewis. vet
eran, who has been receiving per-
manent total disability compensation
for blindness. Lewis recently was
discovered driving an automobile in
Washington and his license was re-
voked
The specialists are: DIR. Lewis s.
Greene, DR.. Carl Henning and DR..
Robert S. Lamb.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Acid Victim Asks Divorce

CHICAGO, April 11-Darby Day,
jr., son of wealthy insurance man,
today filed suit against his young
bride who some time ago threw acid
in his face in Los Angeles. Young
Day charged cruelty in his divorce
bilf After the acid incident. young
Day was sent to hospital and his
parents rushed to fhis side.SSx.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Double Murderess Escapes.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April IL
Mrs. Winona Green, confessed slayer
of her husbands parent, who was
convicted and sentenced to life on
the State Farm for Women, has es-
capped, according to messages to
police headquarters tonight
Evening star., 1925-04-12
BOY, AGED 18, ACCUSED
OF NUMBERING DANCER
Victims Throat Cut-Was Only
16-Jealousy Motive, Scot
land Yard Says.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Scotland
Yard authorities announced tonight
that Ernest Rhodes, 1S years old, is
being held, charged with the murder
of Grace Blakaller, 16-year-old dam
cling teacher, who was found with
her throat cut Thursday night in the
West Kensington district and who
died yesterday.
Jealousy is given as the supposed
motive for the crime
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Pastor Called From City.

DR.. John w. Laird, Presbyterian
minister resident in Washington has
just accepted a call to the Brighton
Presbyterian Church of Rochester
N. Y, and he will begin his psstorate
there at onA
Evening star., 1925-04-12

The United States Army has few
soldiers who wear kits. They are
the Fita- Fftas, native soldiers of
Samoa 'fF- s.s4 -.st -
Evening star., 1925-04-12

Tiny airplanes with folding wings
and capable of flying about 80 miles
an hour will be put on the market
soon by a British company
Evening star., 1925-04-12

The United States takes 80 per
cent of Japans silk,
Evening star., 1925-04-12

The appointment of DR.. Georges
Scelle to the chair of international
law at the Sorbonne and the insist
ence by the Herriot government that
he retain the position, gave rise to
the recent rioting by students in
Paris and to the students strike,
which spread throughout France.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
PROF. SCELLE QUITS POST
Resignation by Cause of French
Students Strike Is Accepted.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Iress.
PARIS, April 11.-Dr. Georges
Scelle professor of international law
at the Sorbonne, today sent his resig-
nation to the minister of education,
who accepted 1t.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
Young Miss Vanderbilt
 To Become the Bride of
 Church, a Boston Conner
PARENTS PLATED OVER MATCH :; BRIDE KEEN ON SPORTS;
 GROOM, INSURANCE MAN
(By Associated Press)


 NEW YORK, Apr. 1S.-Miss Murial Vanderbilt, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt will wed Frederick Cameron Church of Bos- ton probably in thte Vanderbilt home in Newport in July.
 The Vanderbilts were going to withhold the announcement of en- gagement until Monday when rela- tives including Mrs. o. H. P. Bel mont, grandmother of the bride to be, arrives from abroad, but reports of the engagement circulated in Bos- ton brought confirma ton.
 Parents of Miss Vanderbilt who is 25, said they are very happy over the engagement Miss Vanderbilt is one of the wealthiest young wom. en in America, and is prominent in society. She also is keen for sports. Church, who is twenty-seven years of age, comes of Lowell. Mass. fam, fly and is associated with his father in the insurance business in Boston.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
DEATH LIST SOFIA BOMBING NEARING
 THE 200 FIGURE
fBv AssOciated PresSl


 SOFIA, Bulgaria, Apr. 1S.-Late re- ports coming in affirm the rumors regarding the death of 40 persons, were killed during the funeral serv- ives of the assassinated general, Kosia Cheorghiff It was also said that the death list may reach two hundred.
 Since the planting of the internal machine by Communists, the director of prisons has been assassinated in the streets, and there have been other disorders. Martial law has been pro- claimed throughout the country, as has the curfew been invoked. The Bulgarian council of war has ordered all frontiers closed to traffic and all telephone and telegraph communica- tion suspended. Besides the generals there were more than score O. oth- CT army officers among the killed in the Cathedral disaster. Two hund- red persons were injured among them being Premier Tsankoff, War Min ister Kalkoff, the MayOf of Sofia, Archbishop Stephen and General Laz- aroff, the latter commander of the city garrison
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
Schwab Plants Sued
 By U. 5. Government
(By Associated Pressl

PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 1S.-The government in suits filed in Federal District court seeks to recover be- tween eleven and fifteen million dol lars from the Bethleham Steel in terests controlled by Charles M. Schwab. The amount is alleged to be due for overpayments to Bethle- hem Steel Corporation, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Bethlehem Steel Company, Four River Ship building Corporation and the Union Iron Works company, on wartime construction contracts. The bill in equity states that Charles M. Schwab was director general of the United States Fleet Corporation at the time scontracts were given to his compa- nies.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
CAILLAUX WOULD PAY DEBTS WITH
 GERMANS MONEYS
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, France, Apr. 1S.-Premier Painleve presented the new ministry to president Douberge at Elysee. It's declaration to parliament will be drafted next Saturday.
 Finance Minister Caillaux plans ii is said to pay French war debts from part of the German separations. He would reorganize the treasury to bring about greater saving there and would then introduce new fiscal bill One section of the bill would provide for higher taxes, possibly doubling the income taxes. Other sections would forceably convert six ty-one billion of Frances defense bonds bearing three, four and five per cent interest into long term treasury bonds bearing lower inter est.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
YUKON SAILS WITH
 l34 FOR SEWARD
(Py A ssociated praSsl

SEATTLE, April 1S.-The steam ship Yukon sailed today with PAT pas sengers, 134 of whom are for Seward. The local list follows: J. D. Ratt- chaugh, Frank Morgan, r. Ellum, S. Hanawalt, P. M. Vorhies, J. o. Jacob son, c. G. Pierson, H. c. Westad, c
 Clark, A. B. Jones, G. H. Sharrer, D.. Frahm, E. c. Sultan, Mrs. M. Bridg- ham and daughter, H. o. Roberts and wife, N B. Miller, Gertrude Watson, c T. Derry, J. l.. McCallen and wife, Mrs. 4. Hemrick, H. D. Pilchard, Har- per Workman, Henry Wolff, J. F. To- ran, J. Mcclellan, E. Nerlund, Henry Cook, Frank Manley, H. Hassell and wife, Mrs. Emma Lyons, Dan Gregor- vich, Ellery Sanders, Mrs. F. M. Tay- Tor, Mrs. W. Meals and children, Mrs. Otto Schallerer, A. M. Lweger, Mrs. M. Mcclure, Mrs. M. c. Brown, c. Arens, W. L. Hodson, W. M. Matti- son, Ben Press, John Rice, James Crowley, s. E. Lancaster, c s. Deit- rick, w. Hartnett, Thos. Hyder, H. G. Looney, w. J. Crocker, Capt. c. w. Adams, Mrs. P. Potter, Mrs. A. O. Carey, Mrs. o Walker, Miss M. Se- ther, Miss L. Wilkins, J. R. Sherwood, wife and two daughters, R. s. Hoover, c. o. Swanson, Fred Nelson, Carl Johnson, George Anderson and wife, Dan Kennedy, Mrs. J. c. Anderson, Mrs. H. Parrerson, Gus B. Burness, l.. M. Dow, wife and child, J. R Carey, J. J. Mcdonald, Clarence Olson, J. Hodgson, A. Vandeman, H. Halpen, Walter Crawford and wife, Mat Camp bell and forty-three steerage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
REPUTATION OF STONE CHARGES
 FAILS TO PASS
PAUL ATTACKS PAPERS FOR AL LEGED POLITICAL MOVE IN
 DENYING STATEMENTS
Special to The Gateway


 JUNEAU. Alaska, April 1S.-By a vote of eight to eight, Representa- tive Murray's memorial refuting for mer attorney general Harlan F. Stones alleged interview in which he declared Alaskans had no respect for law. was lost in the House yesterday afternoon. Paul attacked the Juneau Empire, Ketchikan Chronicle and the Seward Gateway as Democratic pa pers seeking to discredit Sutherland" He spoke for almost an hour totally ignoring the issues raised by the me- morial. and charged that extreme vice conditions prevailed in Ketchikan, at tacking various individuals including | the author of the memorial. He de- clared the memorial was an attack on President Coolidge and Delegate Sutherland, and was part of Demo cratic plot to discredit the admins tration He was ruled out of order twice, but disregarded the rules and continued to speak
 Representative Murray, author of the bill, replied briefly, declaring that the Democrats were not connected with the introduction of the memorial which he said was introduced as a protest against the unjust criticism of Alaskans by the former attorney general, which he said was given na. tion wide publicity. He denied in toto Paul's charges that the bill was aimed at Sutherland, who had not been men, toned or thought of when the bill was prepared.
 The Ross capital referendum was beaten nine to six. Paul, Ross, Nylen Ferguson, Grant and Elliott support ing the bill.
 A hearing will be held on college appropriations next Monday.
 Paul's bill, extending mothers pen sions to Indians, will be heard next Tuesday,
 Grier's fur farming measure was in definitely postponed.
 Moodys memorial condemning the contract system of caring for Alaskan insane and asking revocation of the Morningside contract was passed by the House unanimously.
 The literacy bill was reported to the Senate without recommendation to be taken up in committee of the whole.
 The Senate bill empowering muni cipalities to levy special assessments A for sewer and street Improvements against abutting property was defeat ed by vote of ten to six.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
Rum Row Alarmed When Dirigible Hovers Over
 Them Taking Pictures
ILLICIT TRAFFlCKERS ScURRY ABOUT SHIPS AND THROW
 cARGOES OvERBoARD
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Apr. 1S.-Naval pho. tographers took several pictures from the dirigible Los Angeles of twenty four vessels at anchor on rum row. The dirigible flew low over the Jer- sey coast for six hours Rum run ners became greatly excited and on some ships they were seen scurrying about and throwing cases of liquor overheard.
 The local commander of the Navy air station said that Secretary Of the Navy Wilbur had given orders to take photographs, but did not re- veal the purpose. Secretary Wilbur declined today to say whether the pictures were taken with his knowl- edge.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
JAPAN DEMONSTRATES FOR
 ADM. PERRY ANNIVERSARY
fBY Associated Pressl

CHIMODA, Japan, Apr 1S.-One of the most spontaneous demonstra- tions ever given an American i1 Jap- an occurred here on the occasion of the visit of Bancroft, comne morat- ing tho Seventieth landing of Admiral Perry Bancroft was received by local dignitaries and hundreds of children waving the American flag.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
OIL COMPANY TO DRILL YAkATAGA
 FIELDS IN SPRING
ST. ELIAS COMPANY CONTRACTS TO DRILL TWO WELLS WITH GENERAL PETROLEUM
(Rv Associated presgl

(By ASSOcfated PreSsl
 JUNEAU, Alaska, April 18.- Filling articles of incorporation, the St. Elias Development Com pany, which takes over claims in the Yakataga oil fields of the Alaska Development Syndicate, it was disclosed that this company and the Yakataga Oil Company have contracted with the General Petroleum Company to drill at least two wells, one in the hold ings of each company, work to be started this spring.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18

WASHINGTON, D. O., Apr. 1S.- The plan of White House officials to cut down the size of the crowds, which are permitted each noon to shake hands with the president went by the board after it became known that the president does not consider it an ordeal, but rather enjoyed it. MT. Coolidge shook hands with near.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
Counsel Pleas To Allow Gambling, to Keep Money
 In and Around Seattle

SEATTLE, Apr 1S.-Five Chinese were acquitted for operating a lot tery by Justice of the court here today John Dore, defense counsel, told the jury that thousand of Chin csc came to Seattle en route to Al. aska canneries, and if you stop gam
 ling you'll drive them and their money elsewhere"
 Prosecutor Rhodes argued for a closed town
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18

BOSTON, Mass, Apr. 1S.-In re newing his fight in the Senate on rules, Vice-President Charles Dawes, at luncheon of the Boston Cham Der of Commerce remarked, that, "Tt wasn't what I said at the inaugural address that caused irritation in the Capital, but the way I said it, and now I am going to say few things because Senator Butler of Massa~ chusetts is here to listen; unless, in my own way, I can be the conduit to transmit to the Senate the indi- vidual reaction of this constituency, don't think I would be doing any good in office. The forebears of this country didn't have any idea when they framed the constitution that it would give the Senate a great CT power than the veto of the Pres ident. I want to hear from Senator Butler"
 Upon the call of Dawes, Senator Butler arose quickly and said:
 When I went to the Senate, my experience with Senate rules and the doctrine of seniority taught me that it made no difference what a man was, what his achievements have been, if any, or whence he came as he had to take-the last seat and the last position on the lowest commit tee. I believe in reform, I believe in a change, and I believe in i'm provement and propose to devote my time in the Senate to the accomplish ment of these ends"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
WIRELESS DIRECTOR DEAD

LONDON, Eng, Apr. 1S.-Godfrey Charles Isaacs, for many years man. aging director of Marconi's wireless & Telegraph company, died at Vir- ginia Water Surrey, after a short illness.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
Nationalists Upset Over Strtssmann's Speech
fRv Associated Press,

BERLIN, Apr 1S.-The National ists are upset here by Stressmann' s speech at Hamburg, which was taken as an indication that the Peoples party may desert the Reichsblock, supporting Hindenburg for president. It is not certain whether Stressmann spoke for himself or for the whole party but nationalists hope the bulk of voters of his group will still SUD- port Hindenburg.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18

BERLIN, Apr. 18.-Dr. Pouoff, Bul garian minister to Germany accused the Bolshevik regime in Moscow as responsible for the Sofia outrage Bulgaria is in possession of the ori ginal, document of the Soviet gov ernment containing instructions tc Bulgarian Communists to institute an insurrection on April 15.
 The document bore the date o1 April 12, and the reign of terror was to begin in Western Bulgaria and sweep across the country, while plots were given on the lives of poli tical leaders, and to spread terror in Sofia" said Popoff
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
THIS IS AWFUL, BOYS!

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Apr. IS. An engagement ring is gift" and not a trust, and if the recipient re- tains possession of it after dissolu- tion, she is not guilty of embezzle- ment. This is the latest decision handed down by a Police Judge in this city.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
LOS ANGELES FLIGHT IS
 POSTPONED FOR REPAIRS
(By Associated Press)

LAKEHURST, N. J., Apr. 1S.-The scheduled flight of the Naval dirigi- ble Los Angeles to Bermuda is post poned until later day, after it was discovered that the water recovery system was damaged in yesterdays test flight on rum row.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
DIRIGiBLE DRIFTS

BLACK WALNUT, Mont, Apr. IS. After drifting across Missouri and Mississippi rivers, the army dirigible will be disabled from its flight from Scott Field, III. It was brought safe ly to earth again near here.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
WAR ON DRUG STORES

NEW YORK, Apr. 18.-The United States attorney here has started mak- ing war on drug stores that sell li- quor without a prescription Two stores have been padlocked and an other closed.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
sHOWERED WITH ASHES

MANAGUA, Apr. 18.-The eruption of volcano Onetepe, Lake Nicaragua, is showering ashes upon nearby agri- cultural districts and running the crops.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
FIRE ~rRoYEs CITY
 32O0 ARE HOMELESS

WARSAW, Apr. 1S.-Fire outwip- ed Ryki, near Lublin, homelessing 32O0 people, burning two hundred stores with their stocks and 257 homes, leaving only sixty. . ou~ $.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
TO LEASE OIL LANDS

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Apr. 1S.-- Senator Walsh of Montana announc, ed that he will ask the Senate Oil Investigation of the lease of oil lands in the Salt Creek field of Wy oning to the Midwest Refining Go.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
JAPANESE SUSPICIOUS

LONDON, Eng, Apr. 1S.-It is ru- mored here that a Japanese ship is maneuvering secretly in connection with the American fleet movements in the Pacific
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
PatroIIing Streets.

SOFIA, Apr. 1S.-The streets are vacant here as the people fear a rev olution. Military detachments are patrolling the streets awaiting any further action that Communists and anarchists might dare take
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18
DAWES WILL
 RENEW FIGHT
 IN THE SENATE
WT WAS THE WAY SAID TT, THAT CAUSED IRRITATION"
 SAID CHAS. DAWES.
(By Associated Press) Will Seek Chance.

BOSTON, Mass, Apr. 18.-Vice President Charles Dawes, at the lun- cheon of the Chamber of Commerce here renewed his attack on Senate procedure, which was made at the inaugural March 4th. He intimated that he would go about the country with a protest before the end of his four years in office.
 When Dawes asked that all those believing a change in rules was need ed to rise, everybody, including Sen ator Butler, who wass present, stood,
 Dawes received hearty cheer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18

Capt. s. E. Lancaster is a passen- ger on the Yukon en route north.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-18

c. M. Sharpe, commercial traveller, arrived on the Alaska.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-11-19
Youth Shoots Cousin
While Rabbit Hunting

Medford. Daniel Strebig, IT,,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Strebig
town Of Hammel, Taylor county,
was shot and killed by his cousin,
Irwin Strebig, in hunting accident.
The boys had been hunting rab-
hits near the c. H. Strebig farm
and were returning home when one
Of them saw a rabbit. Irwin, who
was walking about four feet back
of his cousin, raised his gun to his
shoulder to fire, when it accidental
ly went off, the full charge striking
Daniel in the back.
Mr. Strebig, father of Daniel, is
widely known in Taylor county and
was a candidate for assemblyman
on the Republican ticket five years
ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-11-19
Senator Bob Jr.
To Fight Repeal
OF Estates Tax

Madison Robert M. LaFollette,
Jr., new United States senator from
wisconsin. broke his political 81
lence Tuesday with an announce
ment that ne viii oppose repeal of
the federal Inheritance tax law.
His statement Is characteristic of
those issued by his father
"The federal inheritance tax
must be preserved, not only that
great wealth shan bear its share
Of the cost of government, but ey-
en- more in order that some check
may be imposed on the growth Of
colossal fortunes, many Of which
are already SO great that they i'm
peril the foundations Of democrat
ic government" the young sena-
tor declared.