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NOTICE

NOTICE
Will not be responsible for. any
bills indebted to me BY my wife,
Jessie Olson. IL
1. p. Olson.
The famous British battleshin
the Hood, carries crew Of
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NEW YORK

1t cost 429 million dollars to the city of New York
in 1928 according to Department of Commerce figures Just
released
This about s7238 for each of New Yorks six mil
lion citizens.
In 1922 the per capita cost $751; in 1917 it was S44
The the it costs to keep the machinery
going.
You get less of line on comparative costs of
living in big city and living in the country from the per
capita tax levy for 1923 in New York state New York City
incuded). This was $4,000.
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Still another sign of spring j:
"Use Blanks Chill Tonic"
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who think they have too many peo-
pie,
A man raises cain with the waiter
about burned food because he can
have that kind ut home.
The Mad Halter seems to write
the price tags on spring bonnets.
No telling what you could hear
every day with the energy you spend
talking about nothing.
Another sign of spring is when
the small boy hides the rake and the
carpet heater.
1t might help if we worried less
about what we are after here and
more about what we are hereafter.
Doctor. news today. Sickness costs
81 5OO,OO0,O0O yearly in the United
States. Isn't worth it.
Language is peculiar thing.
When a man comes after dinner he
usually comes before dinner.
The Salvation Army is collecting
old clothes, which should be sent to
the bathing beaches.
Only thing you can tell by some
watches is what time it isn't.
Coolidge is so quiet we are think
ing about inviting him to go fishing
with us.
Distances at sea are deceptive. A
man may think he is all at sea over
something when he isn't.
Still another sign of spring is
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MINNESOTA'S LEGISLATURE

Efforts OF Gov. Christensen of Minnesota cut down
the state expenses evidently doomed to failure
Probably the hardest task in any political subdivision,
state county city to put program of efficiency
and economy.
The Minnesota governor did Gov Sorlie in this
made specific recommendations along the line of efficiency
In Minnesota the chief executive had we'll defined plan be-
of his many years of legislative experience In this
state Gov. Sorie asked for modest that might have
saved times the appropriation involved Governors
Sorle and Christensen seem to be in the same boat
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French women are wearing the masculine tuxedo in
restaurants despite the veto of Dame Fashion.
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lave you heard meadow lark yet? These harbingers
,ring are on the job again.
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Coolidge is so quiet we are think
ing about inviting him to go fishing
with US.
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ooking w il On optimistic bahit INT il
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The French birth rate is declining
because they have too many people
Evening star., 1925-12-26
a ABOVE FORECAST
FOR CITY TONIGHT
Coolest Weather of Winter
Coming to East-WiII
Last. It Is Predicted.

Get out your ear muffs, but not
your snow shovels yet.
Santa Claus left Washington and
practically the entire Northern sec
ton of the nited States East of the
Rocky Mountains a cold snap. which
ForeCas ster Mitchell of the Weather
Bureau predicts will bring the lowest
temperatures for the longest period
Of the present Winter TO date. 1t will
be much colder here tonight.
The temperature kept sliding down
the scale last night until at { o'clock
this morning it had reached 80 de-
-rees. where it hovered for several
hours. with only slight indications
of warming up and with the sun
carly in the day struggling to get
through light clouds.
Tonight Mr.. Mitchell predicts the
mercury will slip down to about Il
degrees, with prospects of it continu-
ing cold for the entire early part Of
next week. perhaps longer.
The lowest official temperature re-
corded last night was at LIE Pas.
Manitoba Canada. where it was IS
below zero. SubZero temperatures
prevailed throughout North Dakota.
Minnesota and as far Southward as
Davenport, Iowa, while the mercury
hovered around 10 degrees above zero
over the section including Indiana
Ohio and New York.
Some snow is in prospect for the
Allegheny Mountains. but there
seems to be no snow in sight for
Washington for the immediate fu-
ture at least.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
Fascists' Hate for Germany Flames
In Bitter Diatribe in Party Organ

uties of a treaty of commerce with
Germany 1t follows also the arrest
in Palermo recently of Mrs. Ella
Briggs. New York architect, as a
German spy.
The Impero says Italy will never
play second fiddle to Germany again.
1t demands that Germany shall "ex-
plate her criminal folly" that Ger.
many never aspire to the possession
of colonies. that Austria be prevented
from Joining Germany against Italy
and that Italy forever hold the Bren-
ner Pass, acquired as a result of the
war
Signor Marinetti, a futurist artist,
is the organizer of the Brenner
Guard
It's program says among other
things:
The ancient Romans conquered all
the peoples of the earth; the Italian
OF today is insuperable.
"Brenner Pass is not the goal but
the starting point.
THE most unworthy Italian is
worth a thousand foreigners.
italian products are the best in
the world
Evening star., 1925-12-26
ANDREWS TO STOP
LEAKS FROM CUBA
Seeks Liquor Treaty as Next
Move to End Smuggling
Off Florida.

another liquor treaty. Joining Cuba
and the United States in an effort to
guard this country's prohibition dykes
against leakage from the island. is in
prospect
a southern port inspection trip be-
gun yesterday by Assistant Secretary
ahdrews of the Treasury. prohibition
enforcement chief. and Assistant So.
acltor Valance of the State Depart.
ment Will take them to Havana, where
1t is expected they will be able to Law
the groundwork for the treaty. 1t
would be similar to those recently com.
pleted by this country with Mexico
and Canada.
WITH the Northern and Southwest
ern borders materially reinforced by
means of the treaties, enforcement Of
hclals regard the Gulf and Southeast.
ern coastal regions as next requiring
special attention. They desire an
agreement with the island republic
which would give the United States
amplihed powers in the area between
Cuba and the Florida keys. a favorite
haunt of smugglers since early pirate
days.
Mr.. Valance and Gen. Andrews.
VINO played prominent parts in nego-
t1atinS the Mexican and Canadian
treaties, likely will discuss the pros
pective Cuban agreement with Amer
lcan Ambassador Crowder at Havana,
as well as with Cuban authorities.
Smuggling of merchandise and aliens.
as we'll as liquor is to be investigated
by the two officials.
Mr.. Andrews. who has charge of
the Coast Guard and customs units of
the Treasury, along with prohibition
enforcement, hopes to be able to de-
wise, as result of his trip. means
for closer cooperation between the
three branches at points along the
Southern coasts. The inspection. last
ing two weeks, will include a number
of customs ports of entry in that
region
Evening star., 1925-12-26
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, December 26.-Anti-German
sentiment is f1aring up in Italy
Denouncing Germany as our in
stinctive racial enemy" the Fascist
paper Impero has come out with a
warning to Italians against the trade
and other activities of Germany.
The immediate occasion of the
papers article is news that the Ger
man press Is perturbed over the treat
ment Of Germans in South Tyrol, a
district which includes the famous
Brenner pass through the mountains.
The pass Is the shortest route be-
tween Central Germany and Italy and
marks the frontier between Italy and
Austria.
The Impero announces the forma-
ton of an organization known as the
"Brenner Guard" which has among
it's slogans, "The Italian of today is
insuperable. Brenner Pass is not the
goal, but the starting point
This extreme Fascist development
comes less than month after the
signing Of the Locarno pacts at Lon
don and a few days after the ratifica-
ton by the italian Chamber of Dep
Evening star., 1925-12-26

together with the three associations
named above, in subscribing To the
| following resolution, copy of which
viii be sent TO the newspapers of Lon
don and Paris. too, ir the hope that
the movement may become interna-
tional in scope:
Churches Aid Sought.
That we are deeply interested in
the efforts 0: certain high dignitarles
hoping to modify undesirable prevail
ing fashions for women's apparel, and
have hopelessly laid the blame to
mothers, calling upon them to come
TO the rescue; that we feel that they
do not realize that Dame Fashion is
a powerful potentate; that a large
number of American girls now work
Tor an Independent living, and, If
ended by helpless mothers concern
ing questions of fashion. they simply
Sesdrd such mothers as out of date and
old-ta shioned
fhat the best women of France
ana England. as here represented in
thelr embassies, also by the royal fam
llE OF EnGlan nd, do not follow fashions
Oh Womens apparel not in good taste.
quite regardless of fashions which are
ulctated by the underworld OF Paris.
/ nat we suggest for street wear
dfeSS skirts broader and of ankle
length. That we call upon society
women everywhere to band together
10 condemn such vulgar fashions of
Women,s apparel that do not tend to
Continued on Page >, Column A
Evening star., 1925-12-26
BROTHER HELD IN SLAYING
Charged With Murder During
Family Quarrel.

DUBLIN. Ga, December 26 CP).-
Irwin Montford, a, is in Jail charged
with the Staying of his brother +. f.
Montford, yesterday as the sequel to
a family quarrel.
The father of the two men. at whose
home the Staying took place, told
officers Montford, intoxicated, had
Guarreled with his wife and attempt
Cd TO whip her. The brother and
father demonstrated and Montford
shot his brother. killing him instantly.
the elder Montford said.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
BANDITS GET $1,000.
Rob Man and Wife of Jewels and
Cash Near Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. December %
tP)-A. y. Keith of Hollywood,
Calf. and his wife were the victims
Of two bandits on the Lincoln high
way near here today The thieves
escaped with iewelry worth $1,000
and $125 in cash. Keith. said TO be
engaged in the motion picture busi-
ness. was struck on the head and
rendered unconscious by one of the
hold men.
Tbs We're driving in an automo-
bile with +. J. Zimmerman of Pitts
hurch when the bandits overlook
them in another machine.
The keiths had been visiting rela-
tives here over the Christmas holi-
days and had started for Phila
delphia when the hold-up occurred.
Keith was not seriously hurt.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
CHANG TO EXECUTE
ALL FOE LEADERS,
JAPANESE BELIEVE
Refuses Mercy Plea for Kuo's
Family and His Prin-
cipaI Officers.
BY the Associated Press.

TOXIC. December 26-The foreign
office has received advices from the
japanese consul at Mukden that Ger.
Chang Tso-lin has refused to prom
lse mercy for the preservation of
the lives of the defeated Marshal
kuo Sung-Ling's family and also for
the lives of kuos principal officers
Consequently, it is feared that "A gen.
eral execution of Changs enemies is
imminent
The Japanese government is doing
Its utmost to prevent Chang from
wreaking vengeance, the foreign office
stated, but it is feared the govern
nlent's efforts will prove useless
Word was received from Shanghai
by the foreign office that all of kuo's
troops surrendered and have joined
Gen. ChanG's forces. In consequence
the warning between the two factions.
whose recent hostillties have centered
around Mukden, the Manchurian capi-
tai, is believed to be finished The
cruiSerHirato, which previously had
been sent to Chingwangtao for the pro-
lection of nationals. was ordered to
return to Port Arthur
Evening star., 1925-12-26
Dry Agent Spoilers School Started
In Chicago to Keep New Years Wet

have even arranged for schools for
managers and head walters, who will
be taken to courtrooms and corridors
of prohibition headquarters and shown
the agents. so the story goes.
Dry circles admit that it may be
necessary to exchange staffs with
some other districts before next
Thursday. if the detectives have sue
ceeded in viewing all the agents that
E. c. Yellowley. prohibition admins.
traitor, plans to use.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
ECUADOR CONTINUES
ROUNDUP OF PLOTTERS
Gen. Puente and Alberto Vernaza.
Former Minister to Argentina,
Among Those to Be Exiled.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, December
26.-Detentions Of politicians charged
with plotting against the government
continue with undiminished activity
The latest arrests include Gen
Rafael Puente. Comdrs. j. Sebastian
NasconeZ and J. Antonio Cobos. AL
berto Munoz Nernaza, former Minister
to Argentina, and Remigio Tamariz
Grespo. All will be eXiled
Alfredo Banquerizo Moreno, Presi.
dent of the Senate and Rafael Maria
Arizago, former Minister to the United
States, are also under arrest. Alberto
Larrea Chiriboga. minister of the in.
terror, has been urgently recalled from
Chile, where he Represented Ecuador at
the inauguration of President Figu-
eroa- -Larrain. Dispatches from the
provinces report everything quiet and
normal. Christmas was celebrated
with the usual festivities.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
THREE MEN KILLED
IN DANCE CLUB ROW
Evidence of Terrific Struggle
Found-Police Think Fight
Started Over Girls.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. December o6.-Three
unidentified men were shot and killed
early today as the climax of a Christ
mas dance at the Adonis Social Club,
a South Brooklyn resort The DO
lice believe that the men came at mid
night 10 the club, where dancing was
going on. They were accompanied by
girls and it is believed that a quarrel
arose between the strangers and the
dancers over choice of partners
The triple crime was discovered.
when a policeman found one of the
bodies lying in the street. He made
his way to the dance hall and found
the other two dead men lying amid
broken furniture which had appar-
entity been wrecked in a terrific struC-
gle The hall was deserted.
Residents of the neighborhood said
that they had heard no shots nor
any sounds of ID struggle.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
LIBERTY BELL TO PEAL.
Tone, First Heard in 90 Years
to Be Broadcast New Year Eve.

PHILADELPHIA. December 26 up.
The sound of the Liberty Bell. silent
since It cracked while tolling for the
funeral of Chief Justice Marshall. 90
years ago, will be heard again New
Year eve. when its tone will be broad
cast in celebration of the beginning of
Americas sesquicentennial anniver.
Sary.
The historic bell will be tapped by
Mrs. w. Freeland kendrick, wife of
Mayor Kendrick. as midnight ushers
in the 150th year of independence for
the United States. Arrangements for
the observance were completed by Off
cials of the sesquicentennial exposi-
ton, which will celebrate a century
and half of national life in this city
next year.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
Edict Is Withdrawn.

The war office today received a
dispatch from Mukden that the COM
mander of the Japanese forces has
Withdrawn the manifesto prohibiting
fighting within a 6-mile radius OF
Mukden, from which it is assumed
that Marshal Chang Tso-Lin will
be permitted to e-enter the Man
churian capital. The Withdrawing of
the manifesto indicates that Chang
had scored a complete victory over
the army of Gen. kuo Sung Ling
Advices to the foreign office from
Shanghai, however, stated that the
kwantunG division of kuo's troops.
stationed nearby, may give battle 10
the Chang division whose advances
have caused Japan to order the
cruiser Hira ia q Chingwangto. a coal
shipping port or the Gulf of Lao
tunS. for the protection of nationals.
Numerous troops of kuo Sung Ling
are reported to have gone over to
Chang's forces.
Strong representations on the part
Continued on Page ?. Column 81
Evening star., 1925-12-26
RABBI IN CAPITAL
DISPUTES DR.. WISE
Dr.. SchWefeI Holds Accept
ance by Jews of Jesus as
Savior Is Impossible.

Joining the ranks of those who have
taken exception to DIR. Stephen S.
Wise, noted Zionist leader. for his
declaration that adherents of the jew
iSh faith must accept Jesus" as a
teacher. though not as the Messiah,
DIR. Louis ]. Schwefel, rabbi of the
Sixth Street Synagogue last night in
an address at the temple. asserted
that the orthodox Jew does not deny
that Jesus lived or that he taught a
code of ethics which is followed by
Jew and Gentle alike. but that he
does not accept Jesus as the Mes
siah.'
Rabbi J. T. Loeb also outlined the
fundame ntals of the Jewish faith last
night in an address on the Jewish
viewpoint of the Messiah at the Fifth
Street Temple. Fifth and l streets.
Sees Bad Effect in Talk.
Rabbi Schwefel pleaded for tolerance
between the Christian and the Jew
and expressed sincerest regret and
sorrow over the discussion raised by
DR.. Wise. and prophesied that it would
have "a bad effect" on Jewish life for
a time. DIR. Wise did not speak for
israel, DOt lOf SteDnen w lSG. the
Washington leader said.
DIR. Schwefel said:
No one has more respect for other
religions than have l; and you, my
Jewish listeners. can bear testimony to
the fact that time and again | have
pleaded for tolerance and good will
between Jew and Gentle. And when
| pleaded for good will l came not be-
fore Christians. scoldinS them. but be-
fore my own people and begged of
them that they learn to honor every
religion and every creed. You can re-
member that time and again ] have
urged a better understa nding of for
eign nations as the only way to world
peace, and a genuine respect for the
other mans opinion in all matters.
am. therefore. Saddened by this sud
den outburst of flame which will bring
no good results and was so unneces-
sary.,
Thinks Answer Vital.
II could not keep silent at this mo.
ment, when the newspapers carry long
articles every day on the controversy
and my own young people are clamor-
ing for an opinion and seek to know
the orthodox attitude in this matter.
We have our own attitude, and
stephen Wise has not expressed it. He
speaks. not for Israel. which is wise,
but for Stephen Wise"
Rabbi Schwefel. in explaining that
his disagreement was not with the
part of DR.. Wise's statement to the
effect that Jesus actually existed,
added:
mo thinking or intelligent Jew has
ever brought arguments to bear on
this question, nor 90 the orthodox
deny that Jesus existed, fer they do
not concern themselves with this
question. nor do they denv that he
was Jew, because He himself never
denied it. These discussions of DR..
Wise are not moot questions. But DR..
Wise did err greatly when he urged
Jews to accept Jesus. Accept Him as
what?
THE point is that to the vast and
Continued on Page >, Column ~
Evening star., 1925-12-26
CRASH INTO POLE FATAL,
Auto Driver Dead and COMPANION
Hurt Near Frederick, Md.
u. .cisI Djspatch To The Sta,

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FREDERICK, Nd, December 26.-
Rodey Brady. 20 years old. was killed
and Claude Rinker, %. was seriously
injured Yesterday when the automobile
Brady was driving crashed into a tele-
phone pole u miles east of Frederick
The two men had been at a shooting
match at New Market. and were re-
turning to Ridgeville 1t is said Brady
lost control of the car.
Rinker's right leg was amputated at
the hospital
Evening star., 1925-12-26
COLD HITS MIDDLE WEST.
Boreas Enacts Belated Role As Santa
Claus,

CHICAGO. December 26 CP.-Bo-
reas enacted a belated role of Santa
Claus today and left zero and suh-zero
weather with Chicago and the North
west. The cold snap was forecast to
last several days.
The coldest Christmas night in the
country was boasted by Duluth. Mimi.
where the mercury dropped to 13 be-
low zero. the record for the Winter
there. The Dakotas and Wisconsin
had temperatures at zero and below.
Chicago's mercury f1irted with the
zero mark during the night and
Evanston, home of Vice President
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1925-12-26
KING BORIS PARDONS 60
Full Freedom Given to Group SEN
fenced to Death.

SOFIA, Bulgaria. December 26 Lp).
king Boris has extended a full par
don to so persons condemned to death
for completely in the conspiracy lead
ing to the bombing of the cathedral
last April.
On the occasion of the national fete
day last November the King COM
muted the death sentence in the ca Sc
of many OF those convicted by a mill
tary court for participation in the
cathedral outrage. At that time he
also issued pardons to nineteen of the
condemned men.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
Red Trade Envoy in Japan.

TOXIC, December 26 OP).-Advices
from Shimonoseki to Asahi say that
the first Soviet commercial attache ar
rived there and expressed hope of
lugmenting RuSso-Iapanese trade. The
attache declined to discuss Japan's
refusal to admit number of Soviet
commercial commissioners with diplo-
matte privileges.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December 26.-Cafe and
cabaret owners, anticipating extensive
efforts of prohibition agents New Year
eve, are reported to have employed
private detectives in efforts to identify
agents who may enter their places in
the cuise of patrons.
The detectives have submitted de-
tailed reports regarding appearances
of agents likely to be assigned to
squads for holiday service. They
Evening star., 1925-12-26
ISLE OF YAP HARD HIT.

TOXIC, December 26 LP.-A food
shortage is reported in the Island of
zap as the result of tidal wave and
storm which swept the island Decem-
Der 10. The government is preparing
to send shipload of provisions to re-
lieve the condition.
Virtually every building along the
coast of the island was damaged by
The storm, but no loss of life was re.
port ed
Evening star., 1925-12-26
Dominican Official Quits.

SANTO DOMINGO. Dominican Re
public December IS Cp).-The resigna-
non of Angel Maria Soler as minister
of foreign affairs has been accepted by
the President.
Evening star., 1925-12-26
WAR ON stVULCARo DRESS OPENED
HERE, LED BY MRS. HENDERSON
Society Women, Supported by Three National
Groups, Denounce Modern Tendencies as Imi.
tations of Underworld

Branding short skirts as vulgar
limitations of underworld fashions and
! cigarettes as breeders of race de-
SeneracN. Mrs. John B. Henderson
prominent figure in Washington's eX-
! cluslVe diplomatic circle, today an.
! hounced the Inauguration of a cam
palSn sponsored by leading society
women here to curtail modern ten
dencies in the dress and habits of
American women.
The organizers of this movement
not only would lengthen Young
women skirts to point where they
would cover the silk lk-stockinged knees,
nut would drop them clear to the
ankles, and make them broader be-
SIues, according to a resolution adopt
ed oN the society women and given
out Tor publication by Mrs. Hender
son. cigarette smoking by women
would become altogether declasse.
Many Behind Campaign.
Inns movement, it was announced.
mas the enthusiastic support of the
LduShleFS of the American Reyolu.
Ion Ine National Federation of Wom-
en- cubs and the National Congress
OF PARENTS and Teachers. which. rec.
oShlZlnS these tendencies as threaten
ILiS the perpetuity of the American
Ndlioh, have promised to ioin ac.
LNeiE IN the campaign. Society wom-
en- everywhere are called on Ito aban-
don lmmodest attire"
10 this end, Mrs. Henderson de-
CARED, a large group of Washington's
IeddlnS society women has joined her,