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Evening star., 1925-05-15
STRIKING RAIL POSTER
DISPLAY AT THE LIBRARY
Work of Famous Foreign Artists
Included in Unique
Collection.

Two hundred and seventy-five large
colored advertising posters brought to-
gether by the library of the Bureau
OF Railway Economics and recently
exhibited in the Transportation
Building are now being exhibited in
the central building of the Public
Library.
The collection includes works of Sir
William Orren, Sir David Murray
Frank Brangwyn and other members
of the British Royal Academy, and the
work of eminent French, Italian,
Dutch. Swedish, Belgian. Canadian
and Australian artists. The posters
were issued by state and privately
owned railways of the foreign coun-
tries and by the underground railway
of London.
The subjects include natural seen
cry. public buildings, cathedrals.
castles, industries, sports, peasant
scenes, fruits and vegetables and many
other striking objects of interest. One
of the most interesting pictures is
that of the interior of Yorkminster,
the beauty of which is accentuated
by the use of a strong light behind
the picture to bring out the coloring
of the windows.
Mimeographed copies of the titles
and names of the artists are available
for distribution to those interested.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
COMPROMISE COLLECTION
FROM FRANCE ADVOCATED
Memphis Editor Asserts Whole
World Would Suffer if She
Goes Bankrupt.
Rx the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 15.-Ad-
vocating that the French debt be col
leCted, in speaking on American for
eiSn relations before the annual con
ycntion of the Tennessee Banking
Association here, G. +. j. Mooney
managing editor of the Memphis
CommerCial-Appe expressed favor
toward a compromise settlement
with distress debtors,' in the event
such We're necessary.
He said that in talking with Chair
man Borah of the Senate foreign re-
lations committee recently the chair
man had expressed determination to
leave nothing undone to collect the
debt.
The settlement that will permit the
republic of France to continue as one
OF the great nations of Europe should
be made. MIR. Mooney asserted.
IF France were forced into bank
ruptcy, the whole world would suffer
with her" he said. I'VE cannot ask
England and one or two other coun-
tries to keep open the channels of
international trade and credit and fur
nish no help ourselves. We must also
do our part. When we ask for some
thing for nothing we usually get
fooled in what we get"
Evening star., 1925-05-15
OLD FOES TO UNITE
ON DECORATION DAY
Blue and Gray Plan Joint
Ceremony to Honor Their
Dead at Arlington.

number of the few living men
who wore either the Blue or the Gray
in the Civil War will join in the cere-
monies at the Arlington Cemetery
on Decoration day, when tributes of
flowers and American emblems will
be placed on the graves of veterans
of all American wars who lie buried
there.
There ceremonies will again be con
Quoted by the Grand Army of the Re
public, who for so years have spon-
sored this annual tribute to those
who made the supreme sacrifice to
their country, assisted by other patri-
otic organizations.
The Grand Army of the Republic
will be assisted in the ceremonies by
members of the United Spanish War
Veterans, the American Legion, the
Regular Army and Navy Union, and
by the auXiliarieS of all the organ
izationS named.
While the United Confederate Vet
Grams will hold special Commemora-
tion services for members of their
own ranks who are inferred in Airing
ton, members OF the order will par
ticipate in the services on Decoration
day.
Contributions are being sought for
the purchase of flowers to be placed
on the graves by a joint committee of
patriotic organizations. Contribution
boxes for the Decoration day services
have been placed in local theaters and
stores, Andrew ]. Kimmel, past COM
mander of the Dewey Naval Post,
Spanish War Neteras, who is vice
chairman of the financial committee,
said.
Contributions for the Decoration
day ceremonies and for the special
Confederate Veterans services on June
also may be sent to The Star, care
of the flower fund, and designated
for the Confederate fund.
The grave of each soldier. sailor,
marine and nurse will be given at
tention, Mr. Kimmel said. Relatives
or friends of veterans or nurses who
live outside the District and want
special decorations placed on graves
will be served by committees of the
veterans association here if inStruc-
tions and contributions are sent in
care of The Star Mr.. Kimmel said
Seventy-fiVe per cent of the graves in
Arlington are those of veterans who
lived in other sections of the country,
Mr.. kimmel said.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
WILL VOTE ON MELON. Z"

NEW YORK, May Is LP).-Stock-
holders of the Fox Film Corporation
will vote at a special meeting on May
23 on a proposed increase in capital
stock and declaration of a large stock
dividend. The common stock is to be
increased from 100000 shares to
1000 900 shares.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
PILGRIMS TO QUIT BOMBAY
Group Bound for Mecca Held UP
for Weeks by Fighting.

LONDON, May Is Up).-The Bonn
bay correspondent of the Morning
Post reports that the first shipload
of pilgrims TO Mecca is sailing from
Bombay tomorrow after being held
up for weeks because of the fighting
in the kingdom of the Hedjaz, where
the Moslem Holy Ci.y is situated.
The contingent, numbering 1900,
will disembark at Rabigh. The cor
respondent says much concern is
felt in Bombay, as the route from
Rabigh to Mecca lies through the
war zone.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
NEGRO, MEMPHIS HERO,
TO GET MONEY REWARD
Figure in Norman Disaster to Be
Recipient of Fund Started
by Engineers.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 15.-Tom
Lee, negro hero of the steamer
Norman sinking, is to be taken care
of through a perpetual fund being
created by the Memphis Engineers
Club, it became known today. The
club - at an executive meeting created
the Tom Lee fund of the Engineers
club to be made permanent so long
as Tom Lee and the Engineers Club
are in existence"
The fund is to be made up of sub
scriptiOns by members of the club
their friends and interested persons
Members yesterday subscribed $500.
Another fund being raised by the
Memphis Commercial Appeal to pur-
chase Lee a home had reached 81 ,O53
, 1925-02-24
Everyman's Investment

A warning which It seems neces.
sary to repeat over again and again
is that against sending good money
after bad in promotion stocks. APP.
parently guileless would-be investors
will never learn to write off as a to-
tai loss money sunk in these fake
stocks.
The favorite trick of the promoter
Is to write his victim a form letter
tell him that the ky" Gil Develop
ment of the Abe Mines, as the case
may be. unfortunately have not
turned out quite the way it was ex-
pected but that the stock car be ex-
changed for shares in some similar
enterprise the prospects of which
could not be brighter. So far so
good. Doubtless the investor
would be as well off with one kind of
stock as another. that is. II he buys
It from the same promoter, but
there is always a proviso added that
before the exchange can be made a
small" cash payment must be
made. Sometime this cash is re-
quired to cover the costs of the ex-
change and sometimes 1t is required
, 1925-02-24
LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-U. S. Depart.
ment OF Agricultural - Hogs - Re-
ceipts $4,000; fairly active; steady
to 1oc higher; top s11.95; highest
since November 1920; bulk good and
choice 1870 to $40 pound butchers
s11.50@1i.s5; 140 to 40 pounds aver.
ages largely s10.75m11.20; bulk pack
ing sows s1o.6o91o.S0; strong weight
slaughter pigs mostly s1091o.5E
heavy weight hogs s1f.6o@11.s5; me-
dunn s11.25111.S5; light $11911.7o;
light light s1o.1oal1.50; packing
hogs smooth s10.70911; packing
hogs rough s1o.l0@1o.7o; slaughter
pigs $s.50G10.50.
Cattle Receipts 1000; general
choice kinds all weights about steady
others slow; trading lower; highly
finished yearlings and weighty steers
in fairly urgent demand on shipping
account, top matured steers early
SIPS; some held higher. Several
loads s10.25G10.s0; best long year
lings $11.15; she stock generally
steady; fairly broad demand for bet
ter grades fat cows and light beef
heifers; latter strong in spots; bulls
easy; practical top on heavy bolog-
mas 1886; few at $3.50 and better;
vealers Csc to soc higher; mostly
$11.50G12 for good choice light
calves to packers: few $3.50; ship
pers $3.50; odd lot of selected handy
weight sl4; stockers and feeders are
scarce; firm; mostly $6.5od7.50.
sheep-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
generally steady to strong; early
bulk s17.25 @17.75: early shipper top
$3.50; best held higher; fat sheep
strong; good lis pound killing ewes
s9.25; feeding lambs ESQ higher; top
$17.25 for a four a string 10 pound
Montanas; early BALES downward TO
s16.I5.
, 1925-02-24
KIMBALLs FIND MANY
PLEASURES IN WINTER
TRIP TO THE SOUTH

After . months vacationlng in
he south, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kim
ball, prominent pioneer residents
of Casper. have returned.
Leaving here the latter part OF
January the Kimballs stopped sew.
oral days in Denver where Mr..
Kimball. owner OF two drug stores in
this city. presided at the Wycomex
Rexall district convention. During
1871. Mr.. Kimbali vas president OF
the Mountain states organization of
United Drug company stores.
A visit OF four days with John
Merritt. one of the first residents OF
Casper. was enjoyed in Kansas City
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball. Mr.. Mer-
rift annually ONE TO Casper to at
tend TO his Salt Creek oil interests.
He served here as the towns first
marshal.
After spending & day at St. Louis.
the kimballs went directly to New
Orleans where they remained for
several weeks. Mr.. Kimball found
special interest in that city because
OF the fact that his father. Col. e. IL.
Kimball of Glenrock. had been sta.
toned there in 1862 and again in
1864 with the Thirteenth Maine
Volunteers. OF particular appeal to
the two was the historical wealth OF
tho city and Its sixteenth and seven
teenth century architecture, both
French and Spanish.
, 1925-02-24
COURT 0KEKS
VENUE CHANGE
in lyman Case

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Feb.
2i.-tBy The Associated PressE
Over ruled in an objection 10 the
transfer OF the trial of Thomas J..
lyman, warden Of the Colorado peni-
Tertiary charged with prison mis-
management from Canon City to this
city. counsel for Former Governor
Sweet. the complainant. resumed pre-.
sentation OF evidence by submitting
Fred peel, Denver accountant. for
cross examination by defense attor-
neys.
The change of venue was opposed
by Fred S. Caldwell, chief Sweet
counsel on the grounds that It was
unnecessary. Illegal and %uncailed
far
He also asked that the reasons for
the commissions decision TO transfer
the trial from Canon City be spread
upon the records Of the Inquiry.
Personally l have not been noti-
fled OF the change" Caldwell said.
MY only information has come from
the press"
Several other police officers not
In uniform. were present to forestall
any possible demonstration. the fear
of which commission members stat
ed, motivated their action in trans
ferring the trial TO Colorado Springs.
,Peel's testimony was along the line
OF probable milk production OF the
prison dairy herd.
, 1925-02-24

for something else. But 1t is always
required. Without this new money
nothing can be done and while the
form letter does not devote much
space to this phase of the subject 1t
is the only one which is of n in
terest to the promoter.
II you r so unhappy as to have
been caught In n Of these nets and
are struggling to get away. this part
about the extra money you are ask
to put up Is the only thing TO which
you need to give attention. Omit all
the glowing descriptions and give
your whole thought to working out
this problem. If you have lost 500
will you be any better off by losing
s25 more? Looked at in this light
the solution is not difficult. Bear
In mind these observations apply
oily to promotion stocks for which
there is no market or no market
except the n quoted by the man
who had the stock originally to sell.
Other considerations apply when a
company legitimate in character has
failed and reorganization becomes
necessary. I shall discuss such cases
in my next article.