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Evening star., 1925-07-16
is HURT IN MINE RIOT.
5000 Strikers Engage Police at
Welsh Colliery.

CARDIFF, Wales, July 16 P).-
Sixteen men were injured today in a
fight between striking miners and po-
lice at rock colliery at Glynneath.
Five thousand strikers surrounded
the pits, where 700 miners still struck
to their work. One hundred police
were called to disperse them, and the
clash enSued.
After the trouble the remaining
miners quit and the colliery was closeds
Evening star., 1925-07-16
100000 IN GEMS TAKEN
IN N. Y. BANDIT RAID
Robbers Shackle Three Employees
of Store and Escape in Auto
After Theft
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 16.-F'ive robbers
today held up the Stanley Jewelry
Store, in West One-hundred-and-tw
ty-flfth street. handcuffed three EN-.
ployes and escaped with jewelry val
ued by the proprietor at 100000 The
robbers fed in an automobile driven
by a sixth man.
The robbers entered the store shortly
after the safe had been opened and
while the employees were carrying
trays of jewelry from the safe to show
cases.
Police found the three employees
shackled with handouts OF an old type
and required 20 minutes TO saw them
free.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
PARIS MODIFIES VIEW.
Sees misunderstanding of Coolidge
Aim Bringing Differences.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, July ia misundersta nd
ing seems to have arisen here con-
corning the attitude of the United
States Government toward a Chinese
conference. II had been understood in
Paris that President Coolidge had in
mind a conference distinct from that
provided for in the Washington nine
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star., 1925-07-16
10000 German
Farmers AaUaited
In MEXICO Colony
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NOGALES, Ariz.. July 16.-Ten
thousand German farmers are eX-
pected to arrive in the states of
Sonara and Sinaloa, Mexico, dur
Ing the next few months, semi
official advices received here from
Mexico City say.
1t is stated that the Mexican
central government has arranged
for the German colonization project
and that it will be the greatest ever
attempted by Mexico.
Some of the richest farming
country in Mexico lies in the states
of Sonora and Sinaloa.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
Chinese Lead Java Riot.

BATAVIA, Java, July Is CR-Hun-
dreds of Chinese were involved ina
riot today at the opening of a circus
at Medandeli. The crowd threw stones.
injuring the owner of the circus and
a policeman. Two arrests were made.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
Polish-U. S. Agreement Passed.

WARSAW, Poland, July 16 HD.-
The Senate Yesterday ratified the COM
mercial modus vivendi with the United
State. The Diet passed the agree
ment July 1.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
!. s. COLD TOMOVE
IN BELGIUM TOPASS
DEBTS TO GERMANY
BeIgianS Say Treaty Pro-
videS Their War Costs Must
Be Paid by Berlin.
MEMBERS OF MISSION
COUNT ON EXEMPTION
Officials Here Feel Attitude
Against Substitution Is
Well Known.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Washington Government is
expected to look coldly upon any pro-
posal that Germany should be held
responsible for payment of any Of the
Belgian war debt TO the United States
Statements were made in the Bel
gian Chamber of Deputies yesterday
by former Foreign Minister Hymans
indicating that the Belgian debt mis-
sion soon to arrive in Washington
would raise the contention that Bel
GUM was relieved of responsibility
! for her war debt by reason Of a spe-
cial provisions of the Versailles treaty
providing Germany should reimburse
| Belgium for that obligation
The Washington Government, how.
ever, has previously taken the posi-.
! ton that 1t could not assent to sub
| stitution Of German liability and
there is no reason to believe a change
, in sentiment had occurred
Treaty Clause Cited.
The suggestion that Belgium would
plead the Versailles treaty provision
was first made in May in press dis
patches from Paris. The treaty clause
provides that in addition to other OBJ
legations undertaken and because of
her violation of the treaty of 1889
guaranteeing Belgium against aggres-
sion, Germany agreed ito make reim-
| bursement of all sums which Belgium
| has borrowed from the allied and as
sociated governments" up to the armi-
stice. together with per cent inter
est on those sums.
This stipulation is viewed by the
Washington Government as an addi-
tional claim which Belgium may col
lect from Germany as reimbursement,
but not requiring the United States to
look to Germany for payment of the
war debt.
1t has been understood here that
during the Paris conference for alloca-
ton of annuities under the Dawes
plan the question of this special claim
by Belgium was fully discussed and
that the Belgian representative fully
understood the attitude of the Wash
ington Government at-that time.
Belgium's Share Specified.
A stipulation of the Paris agree.
ment provides that pending final set
tlement Of accounts for the ALLEGATION
of amounts to be received from Ger
many France should receive 45
per cent and Great Britain AZ per
cent Of the reparations, 'and Belgium
(by reason of her debt to the United
States of America) II per cent"
This stipulation is pointed TO as
conclusive evidence that the Wash
ington Government at that time re-
iterated the position it has always
taken in declining to accept any pro
posal under which the responsibility
of the associated powers for debts to
the United States would be passed on
Directly to Germany.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
j. S. INFORMS PARIS
. ON CHINESE PARLEY
Clarifies Intention in Formal
Note-Expected to
Clear Air.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
An official communication giving a
clear and complete statement of the
Washington Governments attitude re-
garding China has been cabled to
Paris for the information of French
foreign officials.
Disclosure of the contents of the
communication was withheld. 1t con-
tanned information, however, which
Washington officials hope will remove
any possible misunderstanding be-
tween the American and French gov
ernments.
To that end. it deals specifically
with the proposal to hold a customs
conference in China under the nine
power treaty, and to bring about Gre
alton of an extraterritorial commits
sion under resolution No. of the
Washington arms conference. 1t is
the hope of the administration that
both of these bodies will begin to
function as soon as circumstances per-
nit.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
MENACING FIRES RAGE
IN NATIONAL FORESTS
Scores of Blazes Sweeping Through
Montana; Denver Reports
CONFEDERATION.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MISSOULA, Mont, July 16.-Scores
of dangerous forest fires are burning
in the Kootenai, Kaniksu and Pend
O'Reille national forests. Forest Serv-
ice officials say the situation is the
most menacing in years, and fear the
heavy wind may drive the flames
into villages. -
DENVER, Colo, July ia forest
fire raging in Coal Creek Canon near
, Fire Clay, northwest of Denver has
burned over 900 acres of timber but
volunteer fighters report it temporar-
lily checked.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
Communication Is First.

The communication is the first re-
garding China to be sent directly from
Washington to any of the European
capitals since the present situation
arose. The method of approach to the
various governments heretofore has
led to Europe by way of Peking,
where Minister MacMurray already
has taken up with representatives of
the other powers the proposal for a
meeting of the customs conference
and the extraterTitorial commission.
The decision to send a dispatch di-
rect to Paris was reached only after
unofficial reports had reached Wash
ington that the French did not con-
slider this a propitious time for nego-
tiations for revision of foreign extra
territorial privileges 1t is believed
that the French already are entirely
willing to participate in the customs
conference and they will be more fully
and more accurately informed as to
the extraterrftoriality commission
project as a result of the new Ameri-
can communication.
Evening star., 1925-07-16
WEATHER.

90. S. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Thuudershowe.s this afternoon and
tonight; slightly cooler; tomorrow fair
and cooler.
Temperatures-High 81, at noon
today; lowest, 73, at am. today.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1925-07-16

Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Chinese Boy Scout
Won Courage Badge

The Bronze cross, highest award
of honor granted by the British Boy
Scouts association, was recently post
bumously presented to a member who
sacrificed his life in an attempt to
save the life of his father.
The story Of the boys courageous
act follows: "Early this year the
home of Scout Fred Gsell of the First
Tientsin (China) troop of boy scouts
caught fire. Gsell's father and mother
were asleep when the boy raised the
alarm. The mother escaped through
bedroom window onto the garden
wall. The scout could have followed,
but would not desert his father, who,
he saw, was stupefied and unable to
move The scout could not lift his
helpless parent, and refused to leave
him. When the firemen entered the
building they picked up the dead body
of the father and the living but un-
conscious body of the scout himself.
The boy, however, was dead when he
reached the hospital"
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Scientists on Track
of Early Polynesiarls

Scientists are studying evidences of
a Polynesian race antedating any
known today.
A representative of the Bishop mu-
scum of Honolulu is making researches
among the old Marae, or stone plat
form and pyramids on the island Of
Tahiti, which served as temples and
places of sacrifice in ancient times.
These have been found in the interior
of the island, now an uninhabited will
derness, but In former times evidently
largely inhabited. Two of these Marae,
recently found, are of different type
from the others on the inhabited is
lands of Polynesia The only other
places where this type of temple has
been discovered are two desolate is
lands to the north of the Hawaiian
group.
Scientific opinion Is inclined to hold
that the rare form of Marae points to
more ancient race, driven inland by
conquering wave of Polynesians.
Further Investigation is under way
with view of determining the charac-
ter of the lost race.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Malaria Study in Sweden

Malaria, which has caused so much
trouble in other parts of the world,
is now practically unknown in Swe-
den, but the Royal meteorological in
stitute of Stockholm is engaged in
making a study of the Anopheles mos
quito, which carries Its germ. This
mosquito is harmless unless 1t has
sucked the blood of person with
the disease, and has had time to de-
velop the parasites in it's own system.
Not being located In a malaria zone,
Sweden is in slight danger of infec-
tion, but If an epidemic should break
out abroad travellers might bring the
disease. In such a case the institute
is prepared to take immediate meas
ures to check It,
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
WHY SHOULD D ANYONE
SUFFER WITH
INDIGESTION OR ANY
STOMACH MISERYp

II you want to fix up your dyspeptic.
out of order stomach so that you can
relish what you eat with not the least
bit of after distress, do what tens Of
thousands of people have already done
Getting rid Of gas, bloating. belching,
heaviness and that feeling Of near suffo-
cation isn't such a hard matter as you
may think-You've been getting hold of
the wrong medicine-thats all.
But better late than never-ask your
druggist for bottle of Dare's Mentha
Pepsin-a real stomach medicine and a
very pleasant one. For acute indigestion
one or two doses is enough, but when
the trouble is chronic. two or three bot
ties may be needed to put your disordered
stomach in good healthy condition and
make life worth living.
Making a start is the main thing. 30
why not get one bottle today with the
distinct understanding that If 1t doesn I
help you the purchase price viii be re-
turned.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Howe Condemns Himself

What a lot of time l waste in ad-
Vising others And how / neglect my
self You may say you are suffi-
ciently selfish; that you do not neg
lect yourself.
How about that bad stomach? How
about the medicine you take? Both
indicate the grossest neglect of your
self. How about the debt you owe,
which keeps you worrying at night,
when you should be asleep and recov-
ering your energy? That debt prob
ably represents neglect of yourself
How about that foolish action that
causes you humiliation? You are nc
better than 1 am-and l am a FOOL
Ed Howe's Monthly.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
STRAWS OF WISDOM

Increased earnings invariably bring
Increased yearnings.
The nearer you get to some people
the smaller they seem.
Those people who possess self-re-
spect are never really poor.
Sweeping assertions generally raise
clouds of misunderstanding
The man who is always bent on
pleasure gets broken very soon.
Nobody loses anything by polite
ness, but many people seem afraid to
risk it.
Those who always depend on luck
will soon have nothing else to de-
pend on.
"How to get rid of chaps" says
newspaper heading. But what girl
would welcome such advice?
Rudolph Valentino says that Lon
don is charged with the spirit Of the
past. 1t is-at 81 a bottle.
1t has been estimated that there
are two sorts of women who want
new clothes for summer wear. The
married and the unmarried.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Mother Was No Cook

"Gerald," said the young wife, no.
ticing how heartily he was eating,
''do l cook as well as your mother
did?"
Gerald stared at her through his
monocle.
"Once for all, Agatha" he said, II
beg you to remember that, although
may seem to be in reduced circum-
stances now, come of an old and dis
tinguished family. My mother was not
a cook"
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
He'll Haue No Competition

Mrs. Bangs-Jane, put that parrot
in the closet, and close all the doors
and windows.
Servant-Why, what's the matter,
mum?
Mrs. Bangs-Mr. Bangs is going to
fix his car.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
The cutIeura Toilet Trio.

Having cleared your skin keep it clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without them-Advertiseme
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Daring TnUitation

"Jim, that necktie you are wearing
is the worst l ever saw"
"Say, dine with us tonight, viii you.
old man?'
"Surel But what's the connec-
fion?"
81 want you to repeat that remark
before my wife"
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Woman's Many Honors

Mrs. Arthur Strong, who recently
retired from the post Of assistant di-
rector of the British school in Rome,
is said to possess honorary degrees
from more universities and honors
from more learned societies than any
other woman in the world. Mrs.
Strong has worldwide reputation as
an authority on art, ancient and
modern.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Natural Aversion

Friend--I hear that your son doesn't
take kindly TO the law.
Big Lawyer grimly)-Perhaps you
wouldn't, either, If you'd been arrest
ed three times for violating traffic or
dinances.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
BUSINESS FIRST

Willis-You look as If you'd been in
fight
Nillis-I have, and my opponent
didn't treat me fair.
Willis-How was that?
Nillis-Knocked two of my teeth
out, and then had the nerve to give
me bill for 81, saying he was a
dentist.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
SoIUing the Problem

Golfer-They're all afraid to play
me. What do you think my handi-
cap is?
Girl-Oh, 1 don't know. 1t may be
your face, or, perhaps it's your gen.
eral appearance.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Losing Weight

Crist-My wife is reducing rapidly
She called me on the phone from
downtown today.
Blake-What OF that?
Crist-It means that she can get
INTO telephone booth now.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18

Bravery is a dangerous thing unless
you have good judgment in deciding
when it is time to run.
Some widows have good memory,
slothers poor one; anyhow, it seems
Ito make no difference in their ability
to repeat.
Hez Heck says: "Poets these days
don't seem to git so much inspiration
out of ginger pop as the ole-timers
got out O. wine" Bert Moses in De-
troit Free Press.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Propagoting Weeds

The quickest way to make two
blades of grass grow where one grew
before is to plant vegetable Little
Rock Arkansas Gazette.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
S. p. c. A. Supporter

NAV, isn't paw kind TO animalsy
Suppose so. Why?"
"'Cause heard him tell Jim Haw
.ins that he'd come over and feed tn.
.itty L ypu lei him out"
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Its Location

"Now, Bearcat," severely began the
Sabbath school teacher, "you must pay
more attention to the lesson. Where
was Solomon's templeY'
Thought you'd ketch me that time,
didn't your" impudently returned young
Bearcat Johnson. "Solomon's temple
was on the side of his head, o. courseI'
Kansas City Star.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18

Aged Man a Hero

Although nearly blind and sixty
seven years old, Phillip Hellyer re-
Gently saved child from drowning.
He plunged into a river and brought
the youngster back to a dock from
which it had fallen.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Poor Thing

She's a poor working girl,
This Aleen Gainter,
She's working overtime
AS a face painter.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Be Sure You're Right

Friend, do not be gutter,
With fear within your heart;
Unless you are a finisher
or things you shouldn't start.
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
VERY SHORT

THAT cousin of yours that l met is
awfully short"
Eyes, he's SO short that headache
powder affects his feet 70
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18
Four Times Two

"Give sentence containing eight
feet"
"Four boys walked down the street-
Beverly banner., 1925-09-18

Old Aunt-So your husband amt
really able TO dig in the garden any
more? Don't he play golf?
Niece-Oh, yes; but that's exercise
auntie dear.
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CoO3OM P. P. cTOHMOcTbD Il $500
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cpeIcTB Ha ManlHHy $50.
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TyIIHIH qIeHcRHe B3HOcM: II. i.
100; d. Il. 100; B. A. 100;
l.. I. LOO; H. 5. 200; H. j.
100; A. 3. 100. Bcero - 500.
MegNcoH, NAA. - or II. YeHe-
IeBHqa B IlepBOMailcRHii 6OHT 400
II qIeHCHHe B3H0CH - 200.
Hbp NOpR. - Coos CaMOo6pa-
3OBaHHe qIeHcRHe B3HOCH = 5.25.
j. BaxTHH qIeHcEHe B3HocM 400.
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IepTByer 1000 B 0OHI 'PaccBeTa''
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TAN NM 81, SO, 50 = 1920.
Bcero BMecTe 46.85,
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IHcIeIyIoHHe. IIo HON. 57-My:
H. TaHqyR 100; 7. RO3IOB so;
Il. 1anMRa so; 4. IeHIpHE 100;
lib. IHIeBcEHif 100; M. %IIaBIoB
100; P. HopHH 100; B. HBaHoB
so; S. w. S. LOO; n. ycaTHil
100; NJ. aEHMoBHq 800; HBaH
IeMHIDR Is; B. AHTOHIoR 100; H.
HHKHTHH 100; 0. HaHaceBHq so;
I. 0H4eHbRo %; A. IeMqyE so;
II. Ba3eHRoB 100; 4. MaEapeBHq
100; NJ. CTaceBHq so.
Ito Ho4HncHOMy AMc1y No So.
H. HOBHR 100; Up. aHyR 100;
c.. COlTaM so; C. &yE so; K.
HaIeiEo 100; A. HHpDxHH 100;
C. ToMIHH 100; 3HHa TOMIHH 10;
A. MacIoB so; H. TOMHIHHa so;
HIHa II. IeMHIIoR LOO; j. Poe
coBa so; 3HHa PoccoBa 10; I.
IlIyMoBHq 100; 7. 6ypMaH 100.
Ho8nMcHoH AncT ga No SO.
B. MocRO so; T. I'Op6aTDE 50;
A. RIeqyR so; II. RoHoBaIoB so;
BOIHHcRHii 100; II. 3HOcHeBHq so;
10. e. %IIoraHoB LOO; IIeTp KoBa.Ib-
qyE 200.