davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
n E K Ii N a.

TepN, NH9. B B0cEpeceHBe
24-ro Maa c. T., Tpyrmoii CaMoo6-
paaoBaHne, cTaBHTca 2-a .IeRnHa
Ha TeMy: o PyccEOi IHTepaType
OF .IoMoHocoBa 10 %IIynlEHHa. B
HoMeweHHH Heh6ep : Tyr Fayae
Ia II A4aMc yIlIUa. IIpHrnallIaIoT-
CT bee HHrepecyDHIHeca. IlpHxoIH-
re MaccaMH HOcIymaTB 9Ty Bait
HyIO IeEDHIO. BXOI 6ecHIaTHHfl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
MoAogOE aTencT.
@OHA PACCBETA1

NHrCTayH, 0raH0. - II. 3aHIIeB
B IIepBOMaiicEHii DOM $50,
IHeBHoii 3apa6oTOH.
BeAaH4, Orr. RaHa4a. = B Hep
BoMaiicRHi 0oHI OF c. MacIHii =
500.
T%ayHcBnA, ABcTpaAna. Or IA.
RoIeHa B 6oHI "PaccBera" 1.50.
EAnsa6eTnOpT, H.. DIX. Or
RpyEEa CaMoo6pa3oBaHiIa qIeHc-
EHe BaHocH OF: II. J.. LOO; %.
Il. 100; A. 3. LOO; H. i. 100;
B. A. LOO; H. 5. 100; d., G..
200.
qhRarO. NAA. or %IIporpec-
cnBHoTo Hly6a HoIyqeHo qIeHcEHX
B3HocoB ga mai - 5000. B Hep
BOMaiicEnii 6oHI &epTBoBaIH: Up.
AHIpeeB 500; A. BppoEoB 500:
Il. .IyEameBuT 500; A. ly0HHRa
II 5 4oIIapoB.
qHRaTO, VIM. - llO HoITIHcHo-
MY .IIfcTy No 26 c. Haqy1a Ho&e-
pTBOBaI - 2 IOIIapa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
OPTAHN3A4NOHHb|E 3AMETKN
n ( K Ii N n.

HMTTc6ypT, Tia. 8-il oT4el PHOB
b AMepHHe ycTpaHBaer J%IeEIIHIo B
uoMenIeHuH P. TO. 1922 3H0T,
b BocEpeceHBe, 24 MAI, B 8 vac.
Beqepa. TeMa IeEuHn;" yCHexn Ph-
sNqecRNx HayR". leRTopOM IpnrIa
IlleH He8aBHo H%pn6HDmHii Ha Expo
IM npo6. H. II. PameBcEHii. llpH-
r%HaTIaIorca bee pyccEHe. Bxo4 6ec-
UTaTHHii. ROMNTeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
C s P A H " E.

qNKarO, Vim. = CIeTyDwee one
pe4Hoe co6paHHe IlporpeccHBHoro
HIy6a cOcTOHTca B B%ocEpeceHbe
24-ro Maa, B lone IIpocBemeHHa,
1880 Beer ,14-a yIHDa.
Havana cO6paHHa B 1890 yTpa.
II%pHycTCTBHe BECK qIeHoB KIy0a
HpaflHe HeO0XoIHMo.
CeEpeTapB BoAO4bRNH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
n E K Ii N a.

Hbp NopK. - HapOIHHii LON
Ora "HayEa" 315 Hcr 10-aa VI.
H. II. B naTHHHy 22-ro Maa C. 7.
+ 7 u. Beq. II. II. CHEopcHHi Hpou
ter .IeElGIIo 90 aBnaDHH. ,leEUHa
0ygeT C0HpoB0HGaTBca RapTHHaMH.
BxoI 6ecHlaTHBIl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
"3BE3gbI" TACHyT.

1N604M, Mace. - b IHH pyCCEOn
peBOIoIIHH B EaTIOii Ta3eTe Epyn-
HBM mpn6TOM necTpeIH HOBOcTH:
ION PoMaHOBBIX pyXHyH, HHEoHan
2-ii apecTOBaH. PeBoIIOHHOHHOe INA
MI OxBaTHIo BCI0 POccHO. TOTIa
BECK pa60qHX OXBaTnI pe|BOIIOUHOH-
HBTii 9HTy3Ha3M. HaqaIH HOaBIaTB-
ca OpraHH3aIInH, IaE rpH6H HocIe
IOTIa.
B HameM TOpOIe TO%e peBOIOHH
oHepM HapOIHIHcb. HaqaIH HpH3B-
Barb 0paTopOB. PeBOlIOHHoHepaMH Ha
3BTBaIHcB EoMMyHHcTM. llpoHlIO He
cEOIbEo IeT Hoc.Ie pyccEoil peBoID
IuIH. B pa60qeff cpeIe, IoTopaa o5EH
4aIa cBO6OIy, 'H%OIyqHIca yHa4OE ny
Xa. ILIa MHOTHX %HacTyTIHIo pa3Oqapo
BaHHe. + TaHHM H%pHHaIleIaI II 81.
HOIyTpaMoTHHM HpHeXaI H3 Pc
ccHH, 81 IOITO He MOT HOHaTB: hove
MY MHOTHe HaqaIH BpaRIe6HO OHIO
cHTbca He ToIbHO Il pyccEOf peBOID
UHH, HO IaRe 6O1bmeBHHaM. qIe-
HH p. 0. 0~OIblueBTtHOB HaqaIH BB-
6HBaTb OTTyIa. OpraHH3OBaIcH H..
c. p. P. COD3OBIM HaqaIH yHpe-
EaTb ROMMyHHCT0B B H3MeHe pycc-
ROii peBOIDDHH. BOIBIHeBHIH Haqa-
III %OTcTaHBaTB cB0IO H03H1HD: BH
aHapXHcTM He HIeTe BMecTe C HaMH,
BM 3amHnIaeTe %RaTHTaITI3M II TAR
0e3 R0HUa. BcTpeTaTCa Ha HOVTe,
Ha y.1HDe, B HapRe, Be3Ie y HHX
4HcEyccHa 0 pyccEoif peBoIOHHH, 0
EOMMyHH3Me.
3aqeM I'M cHOpHTB? RaR OIHH,
Tar II 4pyTHe cTOaT ga EOMMyHH3M.
COn3OBIH TOBOpaT .60IbIneBHHaM:
Nib, aHapXHcTH, Hi B T0eM cIyqae
he M0HeM HITH BMecTe c BaMH. BH
3a T0cyIapcTBeHHBii TOMMyHH3M. A
b TocyIapcTBeHHoM H%0MMyHH3Me NIB,
T%pyTeHHIH, HaT 0HIH pa0aMH, B 0y
p%ya3HOM 06HecTBe, TaTOBHMH MH
6yIeM II Jpn rOCyIapCTBeHHOM ROM
MyHII3Me. Ham he 10 TIyTH c BaMH.
AHapXHcTBI 80 BOIBHHe I0MMyHM B
BoTOpHX He oyer MecTa LII 9EclIHy
aTaUHH.
la, Be1b, TOCyIapa HeT B POccHH
TeHepb, IyMaI Il, EaE axe ModieT
6BITb IBa EIacca B POccHH? MHe.
Tpy4Ho 6Hao paso6paTbcH: RTo npaB
II ETo He HpaB.
,lHcIyccHH IIp0I0IIalIEcb. b0lb-
IHeBHHH HaqaIH OTyIIIaTbca. Haqa-
III H0IyqaTBCa Il HAM uHcbMa H3
9TTX TOcyIapcTBeHHHX EOMMyH, II
MHe CTaI0 HOHaTHH IHcEyccHII. DO
.HBnIeBHEH HaTaIH H36eTaTb IHcEyc-
chi c aHapXHcTaNH, HaVa.1H Be
9TH 6Opb6y npoTHB pelHTHH, aHap-
XHcT0B HaVaIH Ha3BBaTb 0aIITHcTa
NH.
B OHIO npeEpaCHOe BpeMa cT0a1ll
HecEOIbEO qe,lOBe6 Ia yIHUe. lam
aHapxIcTH, 6OIblIeBHEH Il peIIIrHo
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
K O H Ii P T

B cy66oTy, % MAJ, B aaIe 0-Ba
IIpocBetIeHHe @ - 2 aBe.), cocTO
nrca EOHBepT pyccEorO xopa G. B.
CaBHuEOrO, HOcBaIeHHB1 HaMaTH
pyccRoro HapoTHOro HeBIa 4. A.
C1aBaHcROro. yqacTByeT E. B. Be-
poHHoBa. HaqaIO EOHIIepTa B SR
vac. Beqepa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22

6ocToH, Mace. IeIOBHe co6paHHa Hayq-
Ho-IpocBerHTe1bnOrO CODsa PyecEHx Pa6o-
qHx npOHCxOIaT e~xeHeAeIbHS no HaTHH-
nam, B cBOeM uOMemeHHH so, IeBepT y1,
B s JACOB Beqepa. dSeaaTeHbHo npHcyT-
cTBHe ma c%o6paHHH BECK gaeHoB CoDsa,
q raRxe HpHraamaDTca u ne qaeHu.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
O S P A H n E

Hbp NOpK. - 0qepeIHOe co6pa-
HE PyccEo-TO.lBcHOTO OT4eAa py0a-
meqHuEoB IoEaIa 24S A. Il. B. OBJ
A., cOcToHTca B HGTHHlIy 22-TO MAI
B 8 U. Beq., B noMemeHnH 315 HcT
lO-aH yIHIIa.
CeEp. 34aHOBNq.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
B { Y P N H K A.

6Naa4eAb@Na, Tia. 0I1pOTpe-
ccnBHoe 3eMIaqecTBO" ycTpaHBaer
BeuepHHEy B cy66oTy 23-ro MAI,
B cBoeM %nOMemeHHH, 8 yHHIa II
6aiipMOHr ABeHIO. HaqaIO B 8 u.
Beqepa. BXoI 25 ceHToB.
ROMNccMa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
ELLIE 0 B~ElOPyCCAX 8
qNRAT0.

Or 15-TO MAI B "PaccBeTe" 6Bla
H%aHeqaTaHa EOppecHOHIeHIIHa: "Cpe
III 0eIopyccOB". ABTop OcBeIuaeT
TH3Hb 6elOpyccOB B qHEaro He TaE,
RaI 0RO ecTB h IeiiCTBHTeIbHOcTH.
B VHEaTO 25 THcaT 6eIOpyccOB
lie Ha6epeTCa. Bca pyccEaa TOTo-
HHa b YHIaTO H%cqHcIaeTCa B ia
IOii TH0pe, HO he 6e,IOpyccH. Hill
EaIOii TpyHlnpoBEH BoIpyT 6e.I0py
cC0B lie cymeCTBOBa,IO II he CyIIecT
Dyer. BeIOpyCcIHff HaHHOHaIBHMfl
R0MHTeT npeICTaBIaTb cO6oH HHEOrO
6oIbme He MOIeT, EpOMe nepeqHcTe
HHBIX B IOppecHOHIeHTIHH IHH. OHH
ROHeYH0 M0TyT 06faBHTB Ce6a B0TIa
MI CaMHX he coca, H0 HHE0T0 Ipy
TOrO. y;He HO9TOMy, qTO 6e,1OpyccE0iI
HaIIHOHaIbHOi Op|TaHH3aUm B 'lHTa
TO He cynIecTByeT. OHH aB,TaOTca
II opraHH3aUHeii, II HOMuTeTOB, Il 30
TIaMH. BcaIHHEH C %EapTOHnHMH
MGqaMH, EoTOpBMH ManuyT B B03Iy-
XG.
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ccEOii 3aEBaCEe bHrypHpyDT IRA ne
.1OBeEa: A. 3MaTap, IOTOpBii OTEpH
TO %3aaBIaeT, qTO B0Tp0c - Eaf0e
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poIaM: MoHapXHqecHOe Hin IeMOE-
p%aTHqecHOe - eIIe He peHIelI. II
0. BOpOHEO, %IoTOpBii he o6'aBHI
coca HpHBepTeHHeM MOHapXHH. 9TH
TO TOcHOIa II %BOO6paRaDT ce0a Ha
nOIeOHaMH II BHcMapRaMH.
Ohm IaHe O6'aBHIH BOfiHy HuTOB
IAN b VHEaTO 3a BHIBHO. 90 3ToM
oHH II CaMH ToBOpaT B EOppecnOHIe
HIIIaX
Bee Nib R0He4HO, X0THM CBOO0IbT,
II He TOIbI0 HaTHH, HO II IIa BcH-
EOii .IHTH0cTH. B 6BIIMe T0IH gapH
3Ma pyCcEHe peBOIOHHOHepH, EIaIH
CB0H TOIOBM ga H0IaH0B. ll0IbrHa,
HaE0HeU I0RIaIaCb He3aBHcHM0CTH.
YTO-Te? EcTb iii TAN XoTa Ma,Iaa
cBO6OIa? OHH IaBaT 4pyTHX enc KY
IKE, VeM EOTIa TO IaBH.IH H0IaT0B.
CT0HT iii BecTH 6opb0y ga %H0400HyO
He3aBHcHMOCTB? Pa3Be H0IbcEHlf Ha-
POI nMeeT LII Ce6a cBo00IM? By
let III CBO6OIa IpH OcyIIecTBIeHHH
BOpOHHO-3MaTapOBcIHX 3aMameE,
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pHTb Ho-pyccEH? qTo lie MoiEHo oITI
4aTB, EOTIa OHH 3aca1yT 4HETaTO
paMH Be.IOpyccHH. KoHeqHo, hive
TO IyqIIeTO.
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HB. PaI3HMHT cam ce6e Hp0TH8Ope-
qHT. B HaVaHe cBOeif EOppecHOHIeH-
UHH OH TOBOpHT, qT0 % THcaq, 6e.IO
pyccOB O6'e4HHeHH BOIpyT IByX OPP
r%aHH3aHHii, a HHIe TOBOpHTca OHIO
CHTeIBHo 6eIOpyccHOro HapoIH0rO
00IICeTBa, R0T0p0e aBIaeTca 60JBIIe
BHIIRHM. 9TO |HpaRHIbHO. OpTaHH3a-
IHG ora BecbMa re 3HaqHTeI5Ha.
NOp0mI BaIHH ycHeXH, T0GHOIa
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LA TOrO, qTO6M H|peICTaBHTB III
TaeTIaM "PaCcBeTa" HpaBHlBHoe 10
I0TeHHe Bemeii B tIHEaTo, q 3aaR
laIo, TTo he BeIopyccIOe H~aTOIHoe
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lie 0OIbIue, Il he BeIopyccBHii Ha-
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cTaDIaeTCa HctIOqHTelBHO H3 BOlt-
lei, nep%eqHcIeHHBX b Eoppecr)HIeH
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FARO. Doe OpTaHn3aHHH MOryT roBo
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
n%OKyNAnTE 4EWEBbIE
KHNTN
B RHM8HoM cKaa4e "PaCCBeT"

~ ONsASNAS NOSDS
B IeNax 6Onee mHpOROrO pacnpOCTpaHc'
Hna RHHr Cpe4H Tpy4aWHxca mace, B
RHnRHOM CRAale npH eBeAHeBH. ra3eTe
"PaccBeT' geHbl 3HaqHTelbHO nOHRxeHbl,
a HMeHHO:
NJ. A. BARyHHH. CO6paHHe cOqnHeHHii
b ) TOMax. CBBIme 1900 cTp. - $50
IL. A. RpOHOTRHH. BeLnRaa 0paHIya
cRaa PeBOIlOUHa - - - $50
- lIOla, ba6pHRH II MacTepcEHe 0,50
), 9anncEH p%eBOnOInOHepa 100
>, COBpeMeHHaa HayRa II AHapXHa
916 cTpaHnH - - 0.50
;, CnpaBeIlHBOcTB II HpaBcTBeH-
HOcTb 50 CTp. - - - O.l0
:, TpyI pyqHOii II yMcTBeHHMH 0.15
IdiEMC THIb0M. lIHrepHaUHOHaI. Tom
1 Il 2. 1922 CTp. - - $50
,, RapI Maple II IIHTepHaUnOHaI. O.20
A.. ,B0P0B0H. IHqHOCTB II 06meCTBO
B AnapXHqecROM MnpOBOsspeHHH O.20
IK. BAPPET. AHapxHqecEaa PeBOaD-
9MMA T0IbIMAH. AHapxHaM. - O.20
NAH TPAB. CHHInRaIn3M B 06mecT-
BeHHOM pasBHTm. - O.10
II. TP0CMAH-P0nIHH. XapaRTepncTnEa
TBOpqecTBa II. A. RpOHOTRIHa. O.10
B. lab Il H. HBT0. ~4ep8nHaH4 lie
IyTbe II PeBOIDU. CHHgHRam3M 30
4panTHn. - - O.20
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IuaM Il A%HapxHaM. 1876 cTp. - 0.2O
H. lEBEIEB. 9TaHM Me%IyHapOIHOrO
06'eIHHemua TpyImnXca. 1872 CT. O.2O
BnOrpa6nA 9IH3e PeRAD. $50
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NJ. A. BaEyHHHa - - 0.25
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9IH3E PERID. H36paHHHe eOuHHeH. 0,5O
B. qEPHE30B. HpeITeTH %IHTepHaIHO-
naaa. - - - 0.50.
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(C0OpHHR). - - - - $50
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HpO6. BEHTlIEIb. TeOpnG CBO6OIuOrO
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geCCNH v 4eMOHCTpauHR. - - O'25
A. T0PE,IlIR. BOcHHTaHHe B cOBeTcROiI
POCcHH. - - 0.25
=, A HapxHcTH B pyccROE peBO-
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=, CMepTHaa RaSHb. - O.10
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meBHRH H3rHadH aHapxncrOB H3 Poe
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PyccRaa %peBoIDgua II |AHapXH3M. IOI-
aa4H II saElOqeHHa 1906 rO4a. - O,lo
PesOIDunn HcpBOro c'ea8a aHapXncr.
OpraHH3aBHi yEpanHB. " # Wy
lpnroBopeHM Il 20 roIaM TDpbMb. O.lO
L. aPqyIi. RpOHMITaIT B pyccROH pc
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BEE 3AKA3bI HAnPABAaATE TO AAP.;
p AZ C B E T"
ia E. 10ht ST., New York, N. 7.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-22
n T K Ii N a

Hbp NopE. - B HapoIHOM 10
Me O-Ba "HayRa" 315 HcT 1O-aa
vi. H. II. B BocEpeCeHbe 24-ro
MAI c. T. B 2 u. IHa oyer Hp0-
qHTaHa .IeEIIHa 1. h0cOIaIIOBBIM Ha
TeMy: "PyccEHe EpecTbaHe B Hpo-
meIIIeM, HacToa1IeM II B 0yIyHIeM
RaR cTponTe.IH POccHH'. BIOL lO C.
co S P A H N E.
'TapT@Op4, ROHH. = Coos Z. I.
II Up. cO3HBaeT 9HCTpeHH0e COO
paine B BocEpeceHbe, "a MAJ, B
4Ba qaca 4Ha. COD3 y0eIHTeHhIi0
upocHT BECK qIeHoB, a TaEa;2 B7po
cHbIx yqeHHEOB II po4HTeIen Hoce-
THTB 9To co6paHHe, By4er paa6H-
parbca BaaiHHii BOnpOc. llpocHM He
oua34BBarb C%eKpeTapb.
(22-23)
Evening star., 1925-09-24
POPULARITY CONTEST
TO CLOSE ON SEPT. 20
Columbia Heights Carnival Com.
mittee Reports Progress in
Z Arrangements.

Plans for the Columbia Heights
FAN carnival to be staged October l
and were reported by committee
chairmen at a special meeting of the
Columbia Heights Business Mems
Association at 3oos Fourteenth street
last night.
All entrants in the popularity con
test must submit their names and
photogra phs by September 90, 1t was
decided following a report by Fl. E.
Lohmeyer, chairman Of the commit
tee arranging that feature. The selec-
ton Of the queen Of the carnival will
be held at the Tivoli Building Sep
tember 30. 1t was pointed out the
selection was not to be made on the
basis of a beauty contest. but rather
on popularity. The queen will he
awarded a silver loving cup and two
complete OUTFITS Of clothing
District Commissioners J. Franklin
Bell and Frederick A Fenning will
take part in the carnival on Thurs
day evening and Commissioner Ru.
dolph expects to attend, Alton B.
Csrty. chairman Of the reception com
mittee announced.
Five hundred Boy Scouts of the
4th Division. whose services were Of
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Detailed to Active DUTY.

First Sergt. Edward Madison. L. s.
Army. retired. has been detailed to
active duty as A military instructor
at the Normal and Agricultural Insti-
tute. Hampton, Va.
The volume Of water in the Pacific
Ocean is six times that of all the
land in the world above sea level
Evening star., 1925-09-24
4AL[-DAY PARKER
URGED TO REFORM
EIdridge Promises Drastic
Action if MiIder Methods
Fail to Curb Practice.

Having received complaints recently
that all.day parking Of automobiles in
the one-hour congested zone is increas-
ing again, Traffic Director Eldridge
turned his attention today to this re-
currinE problem.
TT seems to be generally agreed,
MFR. Eldridge said, that one hour Is
reasonable parking allowance in the
congested section, but drivers who
leave their machines within that sec
ton all day while they are at work
make it impossible for persons who
come downtown to transact business
to find a place to stop.
Il first want to make an earnest
appeal TO these violators of the one
hour limit to recognize the injustice
Of leaving their cars in the congested
area all day. thereby leaving no room
Tor the man or woman who has to
stop for short time on business
street.
Space Worth SEQ Day.
IF the all.day parkers are unwilling
to cooperate by needing this appeal,
then the only alternative is to place
heavier penalties on them for staying
in one place more than an hour in the
congested area"
In an effort to get the voluntary CO.
operation of parking violators by max
ing them realize the value of the
space in which they store their cars
on a business thoroughfare, Mr.. Eld-
ridge gave this illustration:
I'm a certain business block down
town the property abutting on the
street-is worth about $4,000 front
foot An automobile parked parallel
to the curb takes up - feet of space.
which would be worth 100000 If the
street could be given a value COM
mensurate with the abutting prop
erty. Figuring 6 per cent a. year on
such an investment, the theoretical
cost of parking machine on that
business street would be $50 a day
Movers" Appealed To.
Director Eldridge said the man who
leaves his car in the congested zone
all day while he is at work, but who
moves it a short distance every few
hours to avoid arrest. would help to
improve the situation greatly by
leaving his machine outside the con-
gested zone.
1T Is not a great hardship" Mr.
Eldridge continued. Ito leave an
automobile outside the congested
zone and walk few blocks to office.
On the other hand, it would prove
beneficial exercise for those who ride
In automobiles"
Evening star., 1925-09-24
ESTATE TOTALS $4,000.
Will of Miss Henrietta c. Miller
Filed for Probate.

Property valued at S35 900 was left
by Miss Henrietta C. Miller, who died
recently. according to the petition
Probate Court. Premises at 3120 NJ
street and at S36 Twenty-third street
and personal property are left to a
sister. Lieut.. Alexander, w. Maish
Z. S. A. is given premises at 1877.
1l39 and 1l41 Twenty-first street, and
brother, Benjamin Miller of 1904
Wyoming avenue. is devised the house
at 834 Twenty-third street
Eliphalet Bridwell, who died August
8. left an estate amounting to $4,000.
according to a petition for letters tes-
tamentary filed by his widow Mrs.
Ella Bridwell Of 10 Third street
Evening star., 1925-09-24

-
fered by Col. e. L. Mattice. deputy
commissioner of Scouts. and Scout
master T. A. King will assist police,
under the direction of Capt. Lord Of
the tenth precinct, chairman of the
public order committee. Three Boy
Scout drum and bugle corps are ex-
pected to join in the activities.
Many business men present agreed
to donate prizes and TO illuminate
their show windows for the nights OF
the carnival, distribute free caps. fun
makers and variety of festive para
phernalia
Prizes aggregating several hundred
dollars were authorized for the cos
tune contests. both individual and
group. John c. Mulford, chairman Of
the prize committee. stated most Of
The prizes would soon be on exhibition.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
NAVY OFFICER CLEARED.
Lieut.. Tomelty Held Not Guilty Of
Liquor Smuggling.

NORFOLK. Va, September "A Pl.-
Lieut.. J. P. Tomelty, attached to the
L. S. S. Orion, was acquitted by a
naval court-martial at the naval base
yesterday of charges growing out of
an alleged attempt to smuggle liquor
into the United States aboard that
ship. Lieut. Tomelty was acquitted
of two counts. one charging viola
ton of the regulation of the Secre-
tary of the Navy prohibiting the car
rying of liquor aboard ships of the
service and one charging conduct
prejudicial to the good order and dis
cipline of the service.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
SUES FOR maintenance.
Mrs. Lena Crosby Alleges made
quate Support.

Mrs. Lena NJ. Crosby. 1882 Colum-
bia road. sued George J. Crosby,
manager of the Endowment In
vestment Co., with offices in the
Machinists' Building. for maintena nee
Plaintiff alleged desertion and made
quate support. through Attorneys H
r. Burton and ]. ]. Marye.
The petition also alleges that her
husband owns property in Virginia
and has an annual income Of IS, 900.
Declaring she has informa ton that
her husband is planning to take up
residence in Vienna, Va. she asks
also that he be enjoined from leav-
ing Washington pending her suit.
The couple were married here in
August 1908
Evening star., 1925-09-24
MISS IDA ALLEN DEAD.
Was Employe Of the War Depart
ment for 81 Years.

Miss Ida Allen. 10 years old. an
employe OF the United States War
Department for the last 81 years and
lifelong resident of Washington.
died at her home, in the Llewellyn
Apartments, Twenty-third and r
streets. Tuesday. after a short Ill
ness. She was the daughter OF the
late Lieut.. Col Edward Schuyler
Allen. assistant quartermaster gen
era1. u. S. A., during the Civil War.
Miss Allen Is survived by three
sisters. Miss Harriet r. Allen. Miss
Matte q. Allen and Miss Nellie Nc
Evening star., 1925-09-24

Farren Allen. and a brother, Wilbur
j. Allen. all of this city.
Funeral services were conducted
at st. Paul's Episcopal Church. Twen.
ty-third street and Washington cir
Gle, this morning. Rev. Arlington A.
McCallum. rector of St Psul.: Rey.
George Elkinson and Rev. W. f.. Dent
offciated. Burial was in Oak Hill
Cemstery
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Illegal Practice Charged.
,al Dispatch IN The Star

Special Ulspatch 10 The star.
RICHMOND, Va, September "a
Charges have been filed by the Nor
folk Portsmouth Bar Association
against Senator Alfred c. Smith, who
represents the Portsmouth district in
the Senate, alleging that he obtained
his permit to practice in the Supreme
Court of the State improperly. Sena-
tor Smith has asked the local court
to hear the case, making emphatic
denial
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Veterans to Meet Tomorrow,

The Gen. Adna r. Chaffee Canton
ment, No. Z, National Indian War
Veterans, will meet In Stanley Hall
at the United States Soldiers HON.
tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock. An
invitation Is extended to all India
War veterans who wish to Join The
cantonment to attend .the meeting.
, 1925-02-12
Hobby Horse
Daily
BY President

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-Presl.
dent Coolidge. often times described
as a man without a hobby, really has
one which in a literal tense he rides
daily. II is an electrical apparatus
in the nature of Il hobby horse, SO
arranged that the operator receives
the same exercise he would II mount.
ed on a spirited hunter.
Set up in the presidents dressing
room. It is managed by push but.
tons. which determine whether Il
shall go through the movements OF
a cantcr. n Eallop or merely n trot.
Mr.. Coolidge eschewod horseback
riding from the White House stables
early In his administration, but uses
the mechanical steed two or three
times daily as a form OF exercise to
supplement his twice daily walks.
The mechanism recently broke
down, but without accident TO It's
distinguished rider. and a v%eterlnar.
ian in the form OF an electrician was
called into prescribe for II. Since
then II has been going through It's
workouts regularly.
, 1925-02-12
CHADRON PLANS
CAGE TOURNEY
Annual Tri-State Event
To Be Staged This
Year.

CHADRON. Neb.. Feb. l2.-
Preparations are well under way for
holding the annual tr~i-state basket
ball tournament here under the
auspices of the Chadron Normal col
lege. and invitations to participate
have been sent to forty high school
teams in Nebraska. Wyoming and
South Dakota, It was announced.
The dates for the tournament has
not been decided.
Towns expected to be represented
include: South Dakota-Rapid City,
Hot Springs. Deadwood, Lead. Pine
Ridge. Oelrichs and Buffalo Gap;
Wyoming-Douglas. Lusk. Sheridan.
Guernsey. Torrington, Sunrise and
Manville.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Feb. IL. -
Tom Gibbons. contender for the
heavyweight boxing championship,
declared here today that he was will.
ing to meet Harry Wills. negro
heavyweight. for the right to battle
Jack Dempsey for the title.
81 doubt very much that Wills will
sign for a bout with me as he has
evaded such a meeting In the past
Gibbons said. III tho New York
boxing commission will get wills
signature for n bout with me they
can consider the match clinched as
they will have no trouble in signing
me-"
, 1925-02-12

one Of It's most characteristic speak
ers. He has presented with courage,
debated with skill, and defended with
devotion, views tending to clarified
ton Of thinking along lines Of re
ligious and social progress. while at
the same time he has treated those
of opposing opinions with courtesy
| and charity. His mental fearlessness
and moral courage have been a
stimulus to many: his energy and IN
| dependence of spirit in tho quest
| after truth have been an example to
all; while his passion for public
| righteousness and the practical
means through which 1t has found
expression. has been a community
asset Of very high value.
Through all his IL years OF arm
est and effective activity in Van
couver. and in his presentation from
| pulpit and platform of strongly held
convictions on religious and social
subjects. Mr.. Cooke has held stead.
lastly to the central fundamentals OF
the faith. The essential. immov-
able. and eternal fabric of Christian
ity today stands stronger and more
majestic in this city because of hi,
service and stay among us"
1t is confidently expected by thu
Congregational men of Casper thai
there will be a large gathering a
the Odd Fellows hall or Sunday al
7:30 y. IN. for the inauguration o.
the open forum, and TO see how
the preacher handles the question;