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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-01
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Evening star., 1925-03-04
MITCHELL TO LOSE
AIR SERVICE POST
viii Be Replaced as Assist
ant Chief, But Name of
( Successor Is Withheld.

Brig Gen. William Mitchell, central
figure in the recent aircraft contro-
Versy, will not be continued as as
sistant chief of the Army Air SerV-
ice when his present appointment ex-
pires March 26, it was authoritative
~ learned yesterday afternoon
The next assistant Army air chief
will be selected from a brief list OF
names now before Secretary Weeks,
and this list does not include zen.
Mitchell, it was said.
Asked about the matter today, Gen.
Mitchell declared he didn't know
thing about it," and refused to ois-
cuSs the contemplated action OF the
War Department one way or the
other. He intimated. however, that
in the event another name is sent TO
the Senate, he might issue state
ment defending his stand on the
problems of national defense, when
ne has so vigorously advocated, and
which brought criticism from the
War and Navy Departments.
The nomination for the place prob
ably will be sent by President Cool
idge to the special session of the
Senate today or tomorrow and, 1t
was learned, would conform to any
recommendation Secretary Weeks
might make. Failure of Gen. Mitchell
10 receive the appointment, Wnlcn
carries the rank of brigadier general,
will return him automa tically to the
rank of colonel and he will be sub
ject to duty wherever the War De-
partment sees fit.
The brief list now before Secretary
Weeks includes eligibles recommend
ed by Maj. Gen. Patrick, chief of the
Army Air Service; Maj. Gen. John L.
Hines, chief of staff, and others whose
advice Mr.. Weeks has sought in his
efforts to find a man whose qualif-
cations for the assignment cannot be
questioned"
The House aircraft committee be-
fore which Gen. Mitchell gave testi-
mony that aroused the air power con-
troversy received permission from the
House late yesterday to defer a re-
port on its investigation until the
next Congress meets, The permission
was granted on condition that the
committee hold no further hearings
and incur no additional expenses not
contingent upon the drafting of its
report and the completion of its
record.
Evening star., 1925-03-04
RUM RUNNER CHARGES
SEA RAID BY HACKERS
British Schooner Owner Seeks Re
covery of $4,000 Gases of Liquor
at Lunenberg, N. S.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, March A.
The story of a rum runner who came
to grief at the hands of hijackers
was revealed yesterday when the
owner of the British schooner We
ronica obtained a writ against the
cargo of the schooner Ellice B..
lying at Lunenburg, n. S., with $4,000
cases of liquor aboard.
The Veronica owners asserted that
their ship arrived off Montauk Point
Long Island, last October with a
100000 cargo of liquor. Ostensible
buyers who came aboard proved to
be pirates who forced the crew of
the Veronica to transfer the liquor
to a schoone alleged to be the
Ellice 3.
Evening star., 1925-03-04
Statuette
Aquarium
S |
Complete With Fish Botol

A statuette of two quaint chill
dren on rock peering into a
pond of fish. A very attractive
aquarium, something new and
unusual. 1t offsets the ugliness
OF the usual fish bowl and makes
an attractive background.
Such value is rarc-and
quantities are necessarily linn
tied. so plan TO shop early if you
would get one OF these very deco
rstive fish bowls.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-04-17

.-One of the most unpleasant duties
In royal courts of the Middle ages
and later-was the breaking Of bad
news to the sovereign; not only I'M
pleasant, in fact, but actually danger
Gus. Monarchs had not then arrived
at the state of enlightenment which
they are alleged to have reached now
adays. They really believed them
selves 10 be as described in their
s-Gcd-appointed. Ever-victorious.
and so on. And. often being in point
of character either unmitigated phys
icaI brutes or feeble-minded results of
inbreeding, they experienced the reac-
lions of ill-bred children when their
vanities or their purses we're touched.
On receipt Of bad news, they felt like
smashing something; and the most OBJ
vious something was the messenger.
To dash out the kneeling mans
brains with a mace or slash his head
off with sword was a most conven-
lent and logical method of revenging.
ones royal self on the nasty old world
The fear of death is the real mother
Of invention. The courtiers' messages
are sometimes masterpieces of limiting.
Witness the method of informing a
French king that his supposedly In
vincible navy had been vanquished by
the English under most humiliating
circumstances
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-04-17

encircled by Lees arm, her eyes cast
down. She raised them to his face in
mute appeal.
my child, there's only one thing TO
ask of We. Did you marry this mon?
Can We rememberY
Joyce shuddered. and she looked at
the priest hopelessly. "Yes, it is true,
she answered. Il married him."
A cry broke from Lees lips. He re-
leased Joyce, and stood looking at her
with the expression of a man who has
received his death blow.
'Yes, it's true, it's true" said Joyce
She was speaking now with the calm
ness of one for whom nothing matters
HE came to me with the threat that
he had my father in his power and
would betray him unless l married
him. 1t had been the terror of my
fathers life for years, that some day
he would be arrested for that old
murder.
"And therefore-yes, / married him,
but insisted that / was to finish my
course before / lived with him as his
wife. Then, last month, he wrote to
me that he would wait no longer. He
said my father. whom he had Helped
to escape across the frontier, had re-
turned to the district, and that he
would notify the authorities unless l
came up to him Immediately.
.And so / started. and-and God
knows / could bear il no longe,. and
that, is why He mercffully gave me
forgetfulness!
And, shuddering she remained
standing where she was like cata-
leptic.
$50 We Iced there. tool" cried
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-04-17
What Ones Eyes Tell

We are told that the eyes of the In.
tellectual man are gray, and it is a
fact that most men of genius have
gray eyes. Brown eyes are said to ex-
press temperament rather than INTEL
lect.
Although brown eyes flash with an
ger, light up with Joy, and change
swiftly with jealousy, blue and gray
eyes can express greater sadness. says
London Tit-Bits.-
Green and black eyes are supposed
to be the most wicked. Becky Sharp's
green eyes played an important part
in her various conquests.
The 'vamp" in modern fiction usual
~ possessed flashing eyes of either
green or black. Actually there are no
black eyes; dark brown or dark gray
eyes have the appearance of being
black in certain lights.
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Europeans Like Goldfish

1t is a somewhat strange coincidence
that no Goldfish swim nearer the Medi-
terranean sea than the banks of New
foundland or Iceland. The dwellers
in that part of the world, however, eat
cod. sailed, and cooked in many and
varied forms. New England for many
years got its salt from Italy and paid
for 1t with Goldfish. sometimes with
Old Medford rum. Those days are
past. The French explorers who fol-
lowed close upon the heels of Column
bus discovered the virtues of New
foundland cod. Lately curing plants
have been established on the Mediter-
ranean shores of France-to save one
handling since the Mediterranean
peoples eat so much Of it, also because
the salt is conveniently dried out from
the very salty water Of the Medi-
terranean.
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But Lee stood like a stone, appear
ing not 10 be conscious of the priests
question, while Railway, with an evil
smile, put his arm round Joyce's waist
and led her, unresistant, toward the
log house. followed by his three aides.
And TO McGrath that was the most
awful moment in his whole career, and
all the manhood in him urged him to
fight, fight to the death against this
human sacrifice. 1t was only his life
time of discipline that held him at
Lees side. And, looking into Lees
stony face. an immense pity sweIled
up in his heart.
The door of the hut closed. Lee
quivered and started as the priests
hand fell on his shoulder again.
Lee, lad yen come back wi me-"
Father McGrath pleaded.
An inarticulate sound like that OF
some animal broke from Lees lips.
And, shaking himself free from the
priests friendly grasp, he picked up
slouching off in the direction of the
forest. Father McGrath took step
or two toward him, then. shaking his
head, watched him as he made his
way over the frozen ground into the
darkness.
Signing, the priest turned back to
the sleigh. He gathered up the reins;
then, with an impulse of sudden fury,
shook his fist toward the log house,
lying peacefully enough in the bosom
of the frozen valley, bathed in moon
light.
IF werena priest of God, and be-
lieve that He brings all things right in
His guild time accordin' to His weel,
I'd throttle We like the hound ye are!"
he cried
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with me as my wife. | proposed 10
build a comfortable home for her at
Siston lake and go into the fur bust
ness"
"Fur?" shouted McGrath. "The only
fur you've ever traded in Is what
we've put on the tongues and stomachs
of your victims, We cheap poison-ped-
dim bloodhound"
Railway went on as If he had not
heard the insult: Last month. when
she had completed her course. she
started north to meet me. AS l was
away on business trip, detailed two
of my men to escort her from Little
Falls. They met her. This man was
with her, and he ordered them away
under threat of shooting"
He turned to Lee with a scowl.
"At Mrs. Railways urgent request
they went away to avoid bloodshed,
but waited in the vicinity to make
sure that no violence was offered her.
As she did not reach their camping
place. they became alarmed and went
back. They found her lying under
her horse, apparently abandoned by
him after some accident-if 1t was
only an accident.
"They brought her to Siston lake,
where l had just returned. This man
followed them. attacked and stunned
me from behind, stole boat and two
packs, and took her away, and APP
pears to have been living a tramp's
life in the woods with my wife ever
since"
Lee, who was still holding Joyce,
started, but Father McGrath held up
his hand. ma, ma, let him flemish
his lying story" he said.
That's ALL" said Railway. I'm
spite of all, am willing to forgive the
past and take her back. She was un-
conscious when this man got her into
his power. He shall pay for what he
has done, if there's law lin this land
but this poor girl has been more sinned
against than shining. I'm willing TO
acknowledge her as my wife still. And
defy you. Father McGrath. to in
tervene"
Father McGrath walked a step or
two toward Joyce, who was standing,
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Dangerous Duty to Break Bad News to Old Kins

The court jester took a cup of wine
and asked the king to drink to the
confusion of the cowardly English.
'Cowardly?" asked the king.
YES" said the jester. "They have
so proved themselves in a sea battle
For when your brave Normans jumped
out of their ships into the sea- the
English dared not follow them. by
E. r. Buckley in Adventure Magazine.
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Rice Griddle Cakes

2 eggs, we'll beaten
70 to l cup sweet milk
2 level teaspoons Calumet Baking
Powder
tablespoons sugar
l cup well cooked rice
" teaspoon salt
Mix ingredients thoroughly, adding
enough flour to make medium batter.
Bake the same as any griddle cakes.
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Refuge in Silence

A British pilot, Alan. Gotham, has
completed flight of 1900 miles
to India and return without engine
trouble. Meanwhile, the dissenter who
proved that he couldn't do it has been
PACED in vain.
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No, This Wasn't Said

A parson wrote to his bishop asking
him to come and hold quiet day. The
bishop declined, saying: Your parish
does not need a quiet day. 1t needs
an earthquake. "-Christian Register.
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cuticura soothes Itching sealn.

OUtICUTd SOOtnSS ItChfhH Scalp.
On retiring gently rub spots Of dam
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have clear skin and soft, white
hands.-Adyertisem
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Take Inventory of Life

Once day, especially in the early
years of life and study, call yourself to
an account what new ideas, what new
propositions of truth you have gained.
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More AdUice

People don't care for free advice.
Sell your stuff TO magazine. Louis
vile Courier-Journal
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AU-Metal Planes

All-metal airplanes are being de-
veloped for commercial service.
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Depressing, but So
One mustn't tell Wiilie, but most Of
the great men have forgotten all ney
ever knew. about algebra.-Roanoke
World News.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
The OuercOuts

are all the newest styles. Fabrics in two-toned
mixtures with plaid backs. Plain and fancy weaves
All sizes in all styles. Single and double breasted
skill and shows it.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15

Someone entered the room. They turned and found a butler facing them. Telephone for Mr, Robert Jeffries. I'll show you the way, air."
 Bob followed him out of the con servatory, pausing to smile encour- aglngly at Barbara. Back in q mo- ment. Babs," he said.
 Barbara sat down again by the palms. Her head went down on her arm. as it lay against the back of the chair, and her b"1y began to shudder with long sobs. She cried violently, without tears.
 Some time later the door opened again. Someone entered and coughcd softly. Barbara flung back her head It was the butler again. "Mr. lief fries was called away on assign ment by his editor. Miss Hawley. He asked me 10 tell you that he would send a taxi back for you when he reached town"
 Barbara nodded her head and the man disappeared. She rose and looked around. A little gold clock cn the table pointed 10 ten-thirty. The saxophones were bowling still more furlously, and the subdued hum Of many voices sounded down