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The Washington times., 1925-03-20

Reorganization Of Departments Started
THE PRESIDENTS
ENGAGEMENTS

0:45 a. m.-SenatOr watson
of Indiana, Senator Curtis Of
Kansas, and Congressman
VestaI Of Indiana.
10 a. m.-COngressman Hay
den of Arizona.
1O:15-Oscar Luhring.
1890 q. m.-The Cabinet.
IL nOon-SenatOr GOff OF
West Virginia.
A p. m.-The Washington
correspondents.
The Washington times., 1925-03-20
BUG HOLLOW NOTES.

A stranger como into Love a:
Ducks drug store the other day ana
asked for something for headecne.
Love give him some Br0mogSeAtxLSs
and the TELLER says, Can take InIs
with Impunity % Love looked 81 nm
Q minute and then says Wen. Mefe
all Outa impunfty today, but 1ol ON.
around here usually takes WIsn
plain water
At the PfckfOrdeon. tonight onIy'
eFEer Double SIM" with Monta Negro.
Wardy sapling and WhOoeexe fTeten-
ID. A gripping story q the nau ny.
~ Hollywood. Miss ChlIiie 1ean VII !,
nfnR aOnly q Custard Pie TnroWefs
at both performances!
Major Domo Thotts and daughter.
Esses hottie. were over from TlngIe
yesterday visiting Mr.. Burns ana lam
Ivy.
aIiss Gay Lee il visiting Mrs. Ade-
2aide EggE mp 10 Neddte TINS week.
The Princess Oda DolIibabio return,
"a this morning from Pink CITY, anu
left this afternoon, accompanied
Mics PrucioS PiIlsbury, for savannah,
where thew win board the yacht OF
fhe Princeea' Uncle, the Duke OF ODOas
for = cruise I'm Southern waters.
GENE BLOSSOM.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

have found wandering around in our
solar system during the last year.
This last cometary discovery in
Pegasus, which is u constellation of
the Northern Hemisphere, may de-
velop into a long-tail comet, as it
comes further into our system.
The position of the Finsler comet
&c. 1920. was observed by DIR. Earnest
Glove Bower of the United States
Naval Observatory and its elements
computed with great care.
The Brooks comet, rediScovered and
it's magnitude, and place in the hea-
vens, have been carefully computed
and a photograph taken with a 6inch
camera with an exposure of ] hour,
which showed no nebulous object of
ninth magnitude within degrees of
the observed position of this comet.
BOrrelly's comet IF. 1920, was
picked up some weeks ago and indica-
Evening star., 1925-10-18
PHONE GIRLS DRILL
BEFORE PIONEERS
TabIeaux and Grand Review
Close Convention of Tele-
phone Workers of Nation.

Commanding the rhythmic military
precision of West Pointers. Sc tele-
phone girls. employed in local eX-
changes, dazzled more than 1000 dele
gates TO the twelfth annual conven-
tion of the Telephone Pioneers of
America last night at the Mayf1ower
by their smart drills, eliminating in
a grand review. which brought to a
fitting climax the organization most
successful gathering.
Dressed in blue gowns with white
rosetteS.. which they made themselves,
the young women carried banners rep
resenting each of the Sc pioneer chap
tiers. After they had maneuvered to
the delight of the delegates, they were
reviewed by the incoming president.
II. +. Thayer. the outgoing president.
Ren S Read and the other newly
elected officers.
Business Put Aside.
Having completed their business
sessions of two days, the telephone
pioneers devoted last night to a
lengthy program of entertainment,
which included motion pictures, radio
numbers. songs, tableauNS anu datlc-
ing.
The showing of THE Pioneers
Scrap Book" a moving picture show
ing Frederick T. Iddings, real
pioneer" telling his granddaughter OF
the development of the telephone, was
greeted with prolonged applause.
The granddaughter was Virginia
Trullinger, a local girl
A number of tableauXs were we'll
received Among these were Bell
and Watson Boys Switchboard,
Girls Switchboard" Wire Chiefs
Room The Linemen, War Scene,
Gable Scene" and The Spirit OF
Electricity"
Those who took part in the tableaux
were: r. w. Prince. T.. r. Greenleat,
r D. Clagett, T. w. Booberg, +. B.
Gladmon. r. j. Saunder, w. a. Smith,
A. w. flasher Misses Virginia Alley,
Agnes Williams, Annette b. Greene.
Rose f. Fisher, Allyne NJ. Fisher,
Rose Amouri, Helen ID. Robinson,
Nadia &. Charles, Dorothy Dalgiish,
Ruth Cooke, =. V. Murray, \. {.
Troutman, a. T. Ref, A. X. Harri-
son, G. G. Hunter, A. r. Luther, l.. L.
Pendersraf. Harry ]. Coffman, G. a.
Robinette. A. A. Limnenbrogger, j. j.
Watson, w. G.. Winebrenner, T. l..
Studs. John \. Bradley, Joseph Ball
and Edward McNalIy.
The girls who took part in the drill
and review, captained by Miss Irene
BRAY, follow: Misses Elsie Beck,
Irene Giovannetti, Frances Burke,
Nora Wightman, Adeline Palmer,
Martha Garner. Marion Smith,
Katherine Maull, Kitty Schade,
hathryn Saylor, Helen MeuShaw,
Germaine Borruatt, Katherine Hol-
lis, Jessie Underwood, Nan Fer
ruson, Linda Love. Mary Espey.
Emma Hardesty, Margaret Miller,
Bertha Harden, Louise Day, Lillian
Robey, Bernice Teunis, Helen Faust,
Ellen Malone. Dorothy Lemon, Anna
Grayson, Florence Talley, Bernice
Nachon, Mamie Davidson, Aubra
Thomas, Katherine Leathers, Elsie
Steser, Adele Mcintosh, Margorie
Girling. Calrice Haimes, Mrs. Mar
garet Miller and Mrs. Anna Grayson.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
GIRLS ARE ARRESTED
FOR STREET SELLING
Acted as Agents for Fathers, Push
cart Vendors, Policeman
Charges.

Persistence of two little Italian girls,
- and 13 years of age, in selling eel
cry in the restricted zone for vendors
on Seventh street between d and +
yesterday resulted in a ride in the pa
troll wagon for them and the place
ment of charges Of violating the police
regulations regarding sales in such
zones.
The girls-AnGelina Coloneris, ID.
of 222 Jackson Hall alley, and Dora
Callas, 13, of 220 jackson Hall alley
were acting as wandering agents for
their respective fathers. who operate
pushcarts with vegetables outside
these zones, and We're first seen by
Sergt. G. &C Wise early yesterday on
his way to Police Court. He warned
them. he said. that they would have
to stop sales in the restricted area.
On his return from FPolice Court,
they We're still on Seventh street near
the corner of d continuing sales.
Sergt. Wise stopped, took their names
and gave them another warning.
Upon their discovery for the third
time. the policeman lost patience,
summoned the patrol, and took the
girls to the first precinct for the
placement of charges prior to sending
them to the House of Detention pend
ing the posting of collateral.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
CYCLIST IS INJURED.
Samuel West Thrown to Street
When Machine Skids.

Samuel West, Sc. of 1902 Seventh
street, was thrown to the street when
his motor cycle skidded at Fifth ana Il
streets yesterday, sustaining an in
jury to his head.
He was taken to Emergency Hos
pital and treated for bruises and pos
Sible fracture of the skull, after which,
Evening star., 1925-10-18

tiops seem to show that the date of
its perihelion passage will be some
time during the present month.
The WOLF comet O.. 1920, was de-
tected by Dr. W. Baade at Bergedorf
some time ago. Its magnitude is es-
timated as 10. The comet is quite
close to its predicted position.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
COMETS ARE COMMON
IN SKY OF LAST YEAR
Discovery of New Tailed Star by
Russia Recalls Frequency of
Such Finds Lately.

The discovery of new comet by the
Russian astronomer Barabaschoff in
the constellation Pegasus, with a tail
visible through low-power lenses, just
announced by the Kiel Observatory.
recalls the unusual frequency of this
celestial phenomena that astronomers
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Dead Hair Fashionable.

A woman who belongs to the bob
bed hair brigade recently had a swirl
made of her detached locks for eve
ming wear.
Her small daughter was telling a
chum about 1t and explained:
What my mother does now is to
wear her dead hair to parties"
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Glass Complaint Dismissed.

A complaint against the Illinois
Glass Co. of Alton, ILL.,, charging ac-
quiSition of shares of competitive con
Germs in way tending to develop a
controlling position in the glass bot
lie industry was dismissed yesterday
10y the Federal Trade Commission
commissioners Nugent and Thomp-
son diSSented.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

according to physicians at the hos
pital. he signed a release slip and left,
against their advice. Physicians had
not determined definitely the extent
of the head injury.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Every Dog Has His Day.

From the Youngstown Vindicator.
1t must be a pleasant experience to
visit a traffic cops home and see him
get boSSed around
Evening star., 1925-10-18

When Washington Irving was born
in New York, April 8, 1888, the city
had about $4,000 inhabitants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
FEDERAL TRADE
"GAC" RULE
viii Not Give Full Publicity
10 Complaints

/ WASHINGTON, May A policy
% greater secrecy has been adopted
I by tile federal trade commission after
a severe international dispute
The commissIou'a decision 10 nhan.
/ don its present method og giving full
I publicity TO complaints against bust
Z ness concerns charged with unfair
i practices provoked an indignant
( dissent from Commissioner Huston
! Thompson. the only Wilson nppolntee
/ left on the commission and the oldest
ln point Of service lie said this
, was contrary 90 the iaw. would per-
init altar chamber proceedings. and
WAS wholly dangerous and prrvers-
/ iyc ~ public welfare
This most important feature 81 the
( poVey 81 secrecy is the decision 20
I prevent publicity regarding eayes
which ago settled by stipulation
"out 81 court n the commission
hears Of Il firm which Is putting
false or misleading labels on it's
guodN for instance. and informally
/. psrsuades the firm 70 stop the ptae.
ttce. no public record Is to be made
OF the matter
when a ease cannot be hc,tlsd "out
I ~ court" aud the commission files q
formal complaint summoniuE tho Dc.
/ fendhnt 10 appear before Il and give
explanation. no mention Is 20 be
made Of this action until the answer
Ia IN. OF until rufficIru, limo has
I elapsed 10 Indicate tina, the defendant
/ intends To- reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
LOST CHILD AND
MAN CAUGHT
Girl Tells OF Parental Abuse;
Companion Held

RANDOLPH. VI May J. Rain.
soaked, haagard and without food
for "a hours. a frightened little girl.
Lucille Chattertun. II. and her al.
legged kidnaper. Earl Woodward. an
cx.convic,, we're brought here today
by George Jcrd lie had captured
them with the aid Of a German no.
leo dog AZ dawn in a hay loft near
Broolflcld ana turned them over to
authoriuez
They had been hunted by hun,
dreds ~ armed Vermont farmers
and ca.alry cadets from Norwich
university since last Ffiday
ON arriving here the girl told a
story ot parental abuse At first
she refused to greet her father,
Waiter Chattcrton, but she finally
yielded to his persuasion and was
gathered into his arms.
woodward. refusing 10 talk eS.
ccpt to support in monosyliables
the girls story, was hold in GUS
tody. He will be taken later to tho
county coat. at aIiddlebury, for ar.
raisnment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
OLMSTED WINS
IN DECISION
Granted One Plea in Liquor
Probe; Denied Another

ulmstcd liquor conspiracy dcfcud,
ants viii not bc granted separate
trials and they can't soc tho secret
minutes Of the grand jury that IN,
diuted them Federal Judge Nctcrrr
ruled bate Thursday But they won
"a point when be- granted motion
that they he furnished with addition.
hl Information on rharsoa against
them
After hardfought verbal battle
Judge Noterer ruled that the gov
eminent must furnish them with the
dates they are alleged To have en-.
tered into tho purportod conspiracy,
Notorer denied motions 20 qussh
the governments big ease and TO
limit The government 10 two OF the
-four counts IN the indictment
The defense win make another ~.
font 20 staNo OF the pending trial,
u wnH Indicated. when the court
granted Attorney J. l.. Finch until
May II to flle special demurrcra,
Those uf tho defendants who have
not already pleaded viii be sum.
muned 10 appear Monday. District
| Attorney revelle said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Smallest Steamer
Is on Coast Again

SAN PEDRO Cal. May The
steamer Gcdncy. smallest vcHscl Tint
ever came to the Pacific Coast by
way OF the Straits OF Magellan, Will
operate out OF the local habor again,
her first port OF call. after an alb.
sencc OF so years
The tiny vessel wooden craft OF
il2 tons. was built at New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

WILHELMINA STEWART
KIRBY, II, school girl, sails
for Belgium with a beech tree
to be planted in the Royal
Gardens in Brussels, as a gift
10 the Belgian school children
from the school children OF
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Angels Wings Are
Furnished for Show
Ten
Departments
Under
One Head

Furnishing angels wings Is a bit
OUT Of the ordinary but when they
come in BY the case. they are bound
70 be more or less mussed up, aud
il falls to the lot Of ]. W. Petit.
AT wayfarcr headquarters 10 put
them n proper flying condition be.
fore they are used.
In addition to the case Of angels
wings. 30 big trunks OF costumes
and dozen cases OF robes Of the
nations have arrived a, headquarters.
and al Of these must be opened and
put In shape as soon as the wings
are finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Low Rates to East
Again This Summer

Low.farc transcontinental trips to
the East win again be effective this
summer. according 10 J. Wesley
Young. general passenger agent for
Che Great Northern railroad in Seat
tic. The round.trip win amount TO
about a fare and one.tenth OF the
regular rates. For instance, the
round trip TO Chicago will be sS6
as compared to the present one.way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Oregon Will Have
50-Miie Tree Road

PORTLAND. Orc. May La So
mile avenue. lined with trees on both
sidcs--pos8ibly weeping birches-be-
tween Portland and Salem. is the
vision OF officers OF the Portland
chapter Of American War Mothers.
It was over this road that many
Portland soldiers marched to war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

city 80 years age.
After nearly half n century Of duty
ia Puget Sound and Alaskan waters.
the Gedncy has been purchased by
Lewis G Stringer FOR service between
here and the West Coast Mexican
ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
UNDER WEAR

Wool Worsted Union Suits, cut
from $500 Ct or
10 .s.s....s.. -s..... W u Nv
s Ms". from n $ sl 2; U to' SUITS CSC
SIPS Mems Cotton Ribbed co
Underwear cut TO. ....... OCC
Mems Ribbed Union Suits nE
cut to MISUNDERSTANDING. OOS
Mems extra heavy Wool Ct 10
Underwear cut to. j /, lS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Wf1yhch
Makes Winners
How You Can Increase Your
Strength and Endurance
Often in 2 Weeks Time

1t is well.known fact that the
greatest athletes and the successful
men in every walk OF life have plenty
OF rich. red blood containing the proper
amount OF strengthening iron. Thou.
sands Of weak, tired. ailing, run. down
men and women have, by simply talk
ing organic iron-Nuxated Iron--in-
creased their strength, energy and en-
durarce and felt like entirely different
persons in just two weeks time,
For organic irou-Nuxated Iron
like the iron in your own blood and
like that in spinach and lentils. So it
acts to quickly build up and invigorate
run down bodies and revitalize ex-
hausted nerves. 1t is entirely different
from ordinary mineral tincturcs and
pills-does not injure the teeth nor dis.
turb the stomach. And it is so highly
concentrated that one dose is equal to eating
! onehalf quart OF spinach or quart Of green
| vegetables. Take NuSatcd Iron tablets for Just
! two weeks and you be astnnishodhow much
stronger and better YOU feel. Money back II
not delighted. At all good druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
rate Of s7l4s.

rate of S7T43.
Tickets viii 60 on sale May %,
Passengers may travel East on one
route and back on another. Stop,
overs Will be allowed. Return must
be made by October 81. 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

Italy's receipts arc now in excess
OF her expenditures. the January
surplus being Is 10000 lire. as com.
pared with a deficit OF 3s.OO0.0OO for
January, 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
The Booze Problem

ELSEWHERE on this page is printed
II the letter of man who calls atten-
ton TO failure of prohibition enforcement,
rs il has been brought to his attention by
scattered Incidents
He can buy booze cheaper than ever, he
says, Folks are buying booze and drink
ing il, and making no bones about break
ing the law, A lot of the best people are
doing it. Likewise. the children OF many
Of them are drinking.
The Anti-Saloon league says the coun-
try i getting drier and drier. But what
folks tell YOU of the booze they see and
the drinking that is going on indicates
hat this may not be exactly true.
Is il possible 10 enforce a law affecting
personal conduct, when substantial block
1T the population reSentS IL? If prohibit
ion can't be enforced, what are We going
% do about il? Leave the laws on the
books, and break them? Or modify themg
The editor calls attention TO this letter
md to these questions il raises. He asks
readers what they would do. Somebody
may have the answer to the problem
Write il out, somebody, and send il in.
Maybe. if il sees the light of print, it
will get somewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Worm No More

WHY is an evergreen tree IN winter
w Answer: For the same reason that
an automobile radiator, filled with anti
freeze doesn't CONCEAL. You see, the hot
sap of the evergreen concentrates IN its
leaves and. being proof against the most
frigid temperature, the liquid operates 10
maintain the beautiful greenness Of this
class of trees. The sap keeps envy green,
too. but science hasn't gone that far yet,
How can you convince yourself that
your friend and fellow citizen is drunk?
Answer: Measure the amount OF alcohol
in his breath - if you can survive the
fumes and have the necessary instru-
ment.
How does n plant get its food? An
swer: BY movement up and down the
fibrous inner bark rather than by way of
the sapwood, rs has long been the idea.
You can tell whena plant Is eating by
its low. cultural bark.
Which has the keenest time sense man
or woman? Answer: Woman-yes, sir,
woman, despite all that has been said in
times past Women have nearer correct
feeling of the lapse of time than have
men. Science says so now, and perhaps
you made the same discovery in your
counting days, but didn't give whoop
for science just then.
Do all insect sounds have a meaning all
their own? Answer: They do not. Lots
of times, like humans, insects make noises
that do not mean thing except noise.
Cheap politicians and after-dimer speak
ers, you understand.
These are some of the questions that
have been worrying science, but they are
all solved now. So rest easy henceforth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Borah: FOREIGN Minister

WITH the resignation OF Secretly of
w State Charles Evans Hughes 10 take
effect March 4. Senator William +. Borah,
VI Idaho, becomes Americas minister of
foreign affairs.
Naturally that is not the way il was
announced at the White House. There il
was stated that former Senator Frank Il.
Kellogg, of Minnesota, now ambassador 10
London. would take Secretary Hughes
place. And so he will. too, officially. but
il will be Chairman Borah, of the senate
foreign relations committee, who will WELD
the influence.
SO number of changes in our foreign
relations may be expected. With Hughes
and Borah it was a case of an impenetrable
wall and the irresistible bullet, for each
had his ideas and on them was adamant.
With Kellogg and Borah. however, il will
be different-insofar, at least. as concerns
the wall.
Senator Borah wants another world con-
ference ON disarmament and will probably
get it. He favors joining the world court,
provided way can be found to detach it
from the league of nations, against which
he is irreconcilable, and on that, too he
will have much to say.
Other policies he may be expected to
foster are less dollar diplomacy in Central
and South America and the West Indies
and the recognition of Russia. Hughes
saw red every time he heard the name of
Moscow. What Ambassador kellogg thinks
about it. not definitely known. but Borah
wants recognition and probably will get it.
The passing of Secretary Hughes from
the state department and the coming OF
Ambassador Kellogg not only means that
the senate, heneeforth more than ever, will
decide our foreign policy, but in the SEN
ate, Borah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
2? Answers to Your Questions +? /?

Q. What is the highest denomin-
alton silver certificate being issued
now?
4. Firs dollarS sHUer certificates
,elB probably BE- made IN denomin-
nfions as high as 800 a little later.
Q. How many countries make up
The British empire? What Is the
total area? The population?
4. There are 50 countries. Isles.
islets. ports. cities. protectordtes.
spheres of Influence. etc. under the
British flag. The total population
" the British empire Is }56.752.000.
witch Is approximately oHe-third Of
.he population OF the edrth. The
total area Is fsS09,7s2 EH0Iish
square miles.
O. Was there ever such an animal
- a dragon7
4. No. these roere mythical crca-
lures.
q. What Is the range Of salaries
paid to vaudeville performers?
A. These range from $50 ioesk
for Small time" to $500 a tceeb for
big time"
Q. What versions OF the Bible are
gsed by the Roman Catholic church?
4. The Vul0ate and Doudi Bibles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

and Jack fudge. Keep the Home
Fires burning jy Tror Nopciio.
aud Mother nachree." bv Rda J.
Young.
Q. What Is Babe Ruth's homo adj
dress7
A. sudbury. Macs
O. IL Viola Dana married?
4. she Is The ioidotg Of John
Collins
Q. What ~ tho acreage Of the
Pennsylvania bItuminous fields?
4. 1900 square miles
@. How many members arc there
Of the British house Of commons
A. 707.
Q. Why was court-plaster so call.
ed?
4. This fine quality Of sticking
plaster tcaS formerly cut into fan
tastio designs and used for facial
decorations by toomcH at court.
Q. What was the marriage OF the
Adriatic7
A. An ancient Venetian ceremony.
IN iohich tho Dooe OF Venice cast
a consecrated ring into tho sea on
Ascension day from the state barge
"Nuccntdur." enchanting. we tocd
thee. o sea Of ours IN token OF a
true aud perpetual sovcrei0ntv." thus
indicating tho Subjcction Of The sea
10 Venice. The ceremony IN as
earliest form dated from the con-
quest Of Ddlmatid bD tho Dogc
Pietro orseoic H., IN 1000. and as
sumed us later and more mdoniG-
cent form tcith the presentation Of
u ring 10 the Do0o Sebastian Ziani
bU Pope Alexander m. Ia honor Of
the Uictorv Of the republic ouer the
imperial fleet IN I'M. phich gate
Venice command Of the Adratic.