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Ii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BbIB0IaM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
WOODRUFF HEADS
MICHIGAN SOCIETY
Senator Couzens Named Vice Presi-
dent at Annual Meeting of
Association

Representative Roy o. Woodruff of
Michigan was elected president Of
the Michigan State Association at the
annual business meeting Friday
night. The other officers are Sena-
tor James CouZens, vice president:
Charles +. Consaul, secretary and Jo-
seph A. F'enton, trea Surer.
Mr.. Woodruff appointed the fol-
lowing as members of the executive
committee: Mrs. Grace Collins Blais-
dell of Frankfort. Mrs. Minnie E.
keyes of Olivet, Miss Alice l.. Ward
of Coldwater. Bert H. BrockWay of
Howell. Fred G.. Coldren of North
VILE, Mark Foote of Grand Rapids.
William T. Hehbard of Lansing, Del
bert e Libbey of Big Rapids, Donald
L. Luxford of NaniStee, Carl o.
Markham of Eaton Rapids. Heber r.
Mason of Saginaw, Henry NJ. Rose of
Grand Rapids. G.. Roscoe Swift of
Adrian, and Howard W. White OF
Eaton Rapids.
The annual dinner and dance, cele-
brating the anniversary of Michigan's
admission as a State, will be given at
Rauscher's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
ALABAMANS LEAD SALE
OF MEMORIAL COINS
Society Here Leading All Others
in Stone Mountain Half
Dollar Disposal.

With the harvest feature of the
Stone Mountain Memorial campaign to
last only five days longer, the Ala
bama Society here is leading all other
organizations Of the city i'll the sale
at booths of the special half dollars to
defray the cost of the sculpturing
project.
Mrs. James f. Johnson is chairman
of the Alabama booths, and is being
assisted by Mrs. Malcolm G. Hankins,
Mrs. f.. c. Marsh, Miss Elieka Pickett,
Mrs. Roland II. Rowe, Mrs. II. o. Sar-
gent and Mrs. John King Pickett.
Ranking next to the Alabama or
ganization Is the booth being con-
Quoted at the Union Station by women
of the District of Columbia, including
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph, chairman: Miss
Mabel Boardman, vice chairman, who
are being aided by a number of others.
The harvest feature was started De-
Cember and IS to continue through
out December Il, when booth activi-
ties will cease. Other features of the
campaign will continue. however, until
the awards of free trips to Atlanta as
honor guest of State ball are made
the 10 girls of the city selling the
greatest number of coins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
POLISH MUSIC is GIVEN
AT FRIDAY MORNING CLUB
Mrs. Raymond B. Dickey, Mrs
Wayne B. Wheeler and Adolf
Torovsky Present Program.

Mrs Raymond B. Dickey. violinist.
Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler, soprano, and
Adolf Torovsky, pianist, presented a
program of compositions by leading
Polish composers before a capacity au
dience of members of the Friday Morn
ing Music Club, at the Cosmos Club
Friday. The singer and instrument
alistS wore costumes of Polish peas
ants, and the flag OF Poland was sus-
pended at the front of the room. The
opening number was a sonata for
piano and violin by Paderewski. who
comes here in "a benefit piano recital
December 81. Mrs. Dickey also played
two short works by Poselt and My
narski, both living composers whose
works are not so frequently heard in
Washington. She showed nice tone
and sense of rhythm with some fine
chromatics in her playing.
Mrs. Wheeler's group of songs. sung
in English, were all written by Schar-
wenka, a great musician who died last
year. She was in good voice and her
enunciation was clean-cut.
Mr.. Torovsky played a group Of
Chopins works. Particularly interest
ing was his Interpretation of the
much heard "Polonaise in A fiat" and
also of the imaginative "Nocturne in
F minor He has an unusually fine
touch on the piano for one who plays
the organ constantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
DELANO HEADS WILSON
MEMORIAL DINNER BODY
Will Arrange Banquet in Memory
Of War President Here
December 28.

Frederic A. Delano has been chosen
chairman of the Washington commit.
tee which will hold a dinner in honor
of the memory OF Woodrow Wilson
at the Mayflower Hotel, December 28.
Similar dinners are scheduled to be
held under the auspices of the Wood.
row Wilson Foundation In 300 prom.
inent cities. DR.. Samuel A. Eliot Of
Boston will be the principal speaker
at the local dinner.
Other members of the local com
mittee are: Mrs. Kate Trenholm
Abrams. vice chairman: Mrs, Blair
Banister, Mrs. Robert y. Brookings.
Mrs. II. e. G. Bryant. Mrs. Carter
Glass. Admiral Cary 7. Grayson.
Charles s. Hamlin. Judge Edwin 3.
Parker, Mrs. Huston Thompson, Mrs.
Joseph Tumulty and Charles Warren.
Invitations to the Mayflower din
ner have been sent to the diplomatic
corps, the Chief Justice and members
OF the Supreme Court. as we'll as
many members of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
Christmas day and b,unsisss.

N-hisHihs Ub Y ma BWpeisSf.
A rather Encouraging prospect for
any ono child ana grownenp alike.
Enough 10 shake hnybody's fnith In
Santa flhus.
But for those who arc fhGIng such
an outlook there is rehEDB for hope.
Developments down By tho Gospel
Mission neiRhborhU0d. on John Mar.
shall place, seem to indicate that may
be there is a Santa CLAUS after NIL.
The Indications ars that Some Of
these homeless and cheerIess boys and
girls, 10 say nothing Of n large mum.
Der OF men and women whose EBiris
are ut low ebb are in for n round or
Yuletide Joy as guests Of the mission.
Some 40 underprivileged youngsters
at the missions home for children.
al Third and e streets, are going to
find their stockings flled with goodies
and toys Christmas morning. About
200 needy families, whose plight has
been carefully investigated. are going
to find large baskets Of food AT their
doors Christmas eve. Nearly 200
children Of the streets and alleys. who
attend the mission Sunday school, are
scheduled to receive dinner and pres
ents Christmas day.
Christmas night dinner Will be
served for homeless men, with n warm
pair of socks and other gifts as an
added feature. Free doughnuts and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
Possibly Oldest Book.

gresional Library for the Korean col
lection are five out Of the ten forming
the Buddhistic tretise, Ri "Nyon Mi Ia
to Ching Cham Pep" translated by
Bunyiu Nanjio, as Rules for Com
fession In the Temple Of the Merci-
full and compassionate One" The
work is printed on Korean mulberry
paper from wooden blocks cut In the
second year Of the Chin CTartarD
Emperor Chung Ching. 1913 A. D.
IT is possibly the oldest printed book
in the Library of Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
AUTOMATIC LIGHTS
READY TO PUT UP
Installation to Begin on 18th
Street and Massachusetts
Avenue Tomorrow.
Installation OF automatic traffic sig

Installation OF automatic traffic sig
nails will be started tomorrow on Mas
sachusetts avenue between Twelfth
and Eighteenth streets and on Six
teenth street between Ii and u streets,
II was announced last night by Col.
|. c. Moller, assistant director of traf-
fc. The work Is expected to be COM
pleted in time to put the lights into
operation Christmas eve.
Col. Moller also announced that the
base for the automatic traffic signal at
the intersection of Fifteenth and II
streets northeast had been installed
and that it probably would be ready
for operation the latter part of the
week.
NJ. o. Eldridge. director of traffic.
appeared before the budget bureau
yesterday afternoon to defend his sup
Elemental urgent" estimates which
call for funds for the continuance of
the automatic signal light installation
as we'll as an item of $4,000 for per
manent markers calling attention to
the parking limit in the restricted
zones and on highways where park
ing is banned during rush hours. The
items for extention Of the automatic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
FAVORABLE REPORT
DUE ON AIR BILL
Senator Jones Likely to Bring
Out Commercial Avia-
ton Measure.

When the Senate reconvenes to-.
morrow Senator Jones OF Washington
probably will report favorably from
the committee on commerce the Ring,
ham bill TO encourage commercial
aviation.
The Senate also IS expected 20 SEP
tie early this week the question Of
whether Senator-designate Nye Of
North Dakota Is TO be seated The
committee on privileges and elections
Is scheduled TO meet on this case
again tomorrow morning, and a report
will be made TO the Senate as soon a
possible
The issue in the Nye case hinRes
on whether the Governor OF NortI
Dakota had authority under the lave
Of that State to appoint a Senator.
The Bingham bill, to be reported
out by Senator Jones, would give III,
Department Of Commerce the nece-
sary authority to map out commerciaf
air routes, to make necessary rule
for commercial navigation and to fcs-
ter this new field of commerce IN ever
way.
ON Thursday the Senate viii beg'u
discussion Of the World Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13

The area Of Brazil is greater than
that of the United States, excluding
Alaska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-13
MISSION SETS OUT TO PROVE
THAT SANTA CLAUS is REALITY
Proposes to Give Plenty of Christmas Cheer Poor
Homeless and Dcspondcnt, But Needs Backing of
Those Who Are Assured of Happy Holiday.

coffee also will be distributed later
TINT night to any who attend.
Harvey V. Prentice, acting super
int"ndent Of the mission, announces
that Santa also would be glad to dis
tribute overcoats. underwear. mems
trnuEers. shoes, stockings. children's
Winter clothing and serviceable wom-
ems clothing. II some one would be
generous enough to donate them for
hia bag. lie says there is a great de
nIand for such clothing among the
city's unfortunates. All donations
will be given free to persons needing
them.
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signal program are for the installa-
ton Of the lights on Massachusetts
avenue from Ninth to Twelfth streets
and on Sixteenth street from u to
Park road.
The new parking markers will be
ornamental in design, extended hori
zontally from the lamp posts on spear
pointed bars. The familiar green and
white heart shaped shield will be sus-
pended from the rods so as to be
clearly discernable to motorists ap-
preaching in either direction.
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Sale to Aid Salvation Army.

A sale of fancy work and flowers.
proceeds from which will go toward
the 5000 Christmas relief fund
sought by the Salvation Army. opens
Tuesday and continues "Wednesday
and Thursday at the Washington Cad
ulac Co, 1893 Connecticut avenue.
THE sale is under the direction of Mrs.
Alfred Gillette ---, --.---
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glover'

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Segerstrom,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Woods drove
to Martell Sunday to see Mr.. Woods
father who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clifford and
children called at the Will Golden
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. L. Chapman, Jr., Mrs.
Albert Dahlquist and Miss Marjorie,
called at the Henry Day home Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Emma OVERLY of Ellsworth
is spending a few weeks at the
Albert Dahlquist home.
Members of the J. L. Chapman,
ST., and w. A. Chapman families are
sick with the grippe.
Miss Helen Vangen spent Monday
and Tuesday with her sister, Miss
Ann Vangen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lowe and child
rem spent Sunday with relatives in
New Richmond.
Rev. Paul Nygren, Mrs. Ed. john
son and Miss Helen fairfield were
dinner guests at the Albert Dahlquist
home on Saturday.
Miss Ruby Enloe is at home en-
joying a weeks vacation from the
Globe Business College.
Maynard and Mary Enloe drove to
st. Paul Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Chapman, Jr., spent
Saturday in the cities.
The Glover Station school closed
Tuesday for the Easter vacation.
Our next Community Club meeting
comes on April IA. Don't forget to
come. We are to have an exception
ally good program. The South Fork
Club are putting on a play ''rhe
Travelling Photographer" and a
group of boys under Professor Mays
direction are coming out to give us a
poultry demonstration, there will be
several vocal selections by Jack Mil
liken. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
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the Fort Belknap reservation to fur
nish him 1900 head of these horses
which are worthless for any other
purpose. Mr.. Jesperson pays SIS per
head for the animals delivered at tie
Harlem stock yards. The Indians
are very glad to get this price, and
needing the money, are cage. to
bring them in. Some Indians own
several hundred head and this is the
only way they will ever be able to.
realize anything out of them.
1t is estimated that there are about
10000 head of worthless horses on
the reservation which are eating up
the range which could otherwise be
leased to the cattle and sheep men.
Mr.. Jesperson says that as soon as
the first batch Of 1900 head is
brought in and shipped he will keep
right on contracting for more be-
cause is his business to keep the
factor 1t Rockford supplied with
enough horses to keep it running to
full capacity which is now 200 head
per week.
The first bunch Of horses were sent
out of here Monday. There were only
two carloads in this initial shipment
because the Indians who were bring
ing them in from the range overesti-
mated their ability and did not have
enough riders. When they got almost
to Harlem the bunch split on them
and part of them got away.
Mr.. Jesperson says that from now
on he will ship out eight carloa Is
every week. 1t takes 200 head to
make up a shipment. Later on he
expects to buy up the scrub horses
outside of the reservation.-The
Chinook Opinion, Chinook, Mont
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South MarteH

John Rice has rented forty from
Albert Winger to work the coming
year.
An excellent club meeting was held
Friday evening. The President and
Secretary both being absent and the
Vice-president not feeling good.
Marshall Osen acted as chairman for
the evening. The play by some of
FL Paso's talented ladies, Mesdames
Bessie Meeham, Ida Frisvold, Anna
Cunningham, NJ. Jones, Victoria
Linder, Marjorie Under and Flossie
Hanson, was great success. Mr..
Stebnitz gave another one of his
good talks on the T. B. test, which
was greatly appreciated, and Miss
Gladys Place, in her usual pleasing
manner, favored the audience with a
solo, which concluded the program.
Mrs. A. Albertson and Miss Birdie
attended birthday party on Mrs. N.
Carlson at Spring Valley Friday.
Carl Helgeson and Albert Moen
spent Sunday afternoon at the John
Erickson home at New Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jul Lund, Norman
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TrimbeHe

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cobian and
Alex Refs spent last Monday at
the Tony Zirnhilt home.
Mrs. Joe Graetz spent last Thurs
day with relatives in st. Paul.
Louie Buss purchased a new Ford
touring car.
Miss Sophia Cobian, who has been
employed in Minneapolis, spent a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Joe Graetz of this place.
Misses Alice and Edna Stol ,itt
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their Grandmother, Mrs. Sterritt q
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil LANCER and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley LANCER
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Graetz
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loida and
family and Miss Sophia Cobian were
guests at the George Cobian home
Sunday.
Peter Gillig of st. Paul was
brought here for burial the past
week.