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Evening star., 1925-07-07
Loucheur and Herriot Spoken
of as Heads of Party
to United States.
CAILLAUX MAY OVERSEE
OPERATIONS FROM PARIS
franklin -Bouillon and Berenger
Only Candidates Who Are
Certain of Places.
Bx the Associated Pres.

by the Associated Fres&.
PARIS, July There is a sharp
competition for membership on the
French commission which will go TO
Washington within few weeks IN
discuss the funding of the French
debt to the United States. This com
petition is della wing the government g
announcement of the personnel
The only candidates who now ap-
pear virtually certain of places on
the commission are NJ. Franklin
Bouillon, chairman of the foreign af-
fairs committee of the Chamber of
Deputies, and Henry Berenger
budget reporter for the Senate
finance committee. 1t is understood
that Louis Loucheur, former minis
ter of commerce, is a candidate for
the presidency of the mission. Former
Premier Herriot also has been spoken
of for that post. but his duties as
president of the Chamber of Deputies
prevent his prolonged absence from
this country.
Caillaux May Head Board.
1T is now thought possible that
Finance Minister Caillaux will re-
serve the first place on the commits
sion for himself If he finds he cannot
go personally to Washington. but can
direct the work from Paris by having
all important decisions referred 10
him by wire
However, it was later announced
that nothing official has been de
cided regarding NJ. Caillaux's plans.
1t was said he would like 10 go per-
sonally both TO London and to Wash.
ington for debt negotiations but that
1t is yet 10 be determined whether
he can do so
Evening star., 1925-07-07

KARLSRUHE, Germany, July Z
P).-The seismograph instruments at
the Polytechnic Institute this after
noon registered violent earthquake.
The central point is believed to have
been in Europe at a distance of about
LOO miles.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Quake Rends Pacific Islands.
Hurting Great Cliffs Into Sea
Santa Barbara Shock Effect on Ocean
Recomted by Scientists-Ancient
Burial Places Laid Open.
Seismograph Shows Shock

Bendandi, the earthquake expert. The
estimated central point of the disturb
ance was 500 miles distant.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
''FrOnt Press to Home
Within the Hour"

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast IS the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
WEATHER.

I
10. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Showers and probably thunder
storms tonight and tomorrow morn
ing followed by fair; slightly cooler.
Temperatures: Highest, 96, at AIS
pm, ye terday; lowest, IA, at am.
today. Full report on page 7.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

Continued en- pa - 2. Column 81
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
The u! Referee

Where is Harry Stuhldreher. for
or Notrea@Da quarterback, listed
coach t1lis fall ?-F. r. 4.
At Villanpva.
Did Louis "Kid" Kapian ever kayo
amy Frush. if so. when and in
,w manysHounds? IS. w. II.
Yes, i'm 1923. in six sessions.
What Was Stanley COvelcskic's
itching hs3srd last season &c. T. r.
gCoveleskfc won Is and lost lG
emes in 4924.
De BUSH. PITCHES
s-,s ONE OF BEST Tits
Joe Bushs Of the Browns pitched
ae Of thes-y best games ot his long
sreer wtxh he. let Washing on
4wn with but q single hit the other
Sy. Odd1x@enough, Walter johnson.
posing Altler. garhered the Mats
Sfety, getting double in the sixth
ming. The defeat left Washington
#t u pointsnheaa afstha Athletic. in
se stand +, ~ ;es;ssss 1 lss sts j
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
FOUR IN FIGHT FOR FLAG IN
VIRGINIA LDbr
by NEA Service

bS NGN service
Richmond. Va. There's y four-cor-
ncred fight on for The pcunant ia the
Virginia League.
Wilson. Richmond, Portsmouth
aud Norfolk are running neck and
neck for tn" gonfalou with but Il few
points separating the leader from
the fourth-placc team. At the same
time the other two members Of the
organization are waginc IA fight to
keep out Of last place. They arc
kinstun and Rocky Mount.
1t is one of the best races. all
things considered, staged in the cir
cult in seasons
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
|Sp0rtS
MACKS TURN
TABLES ON
SENATORS
Athletics Break 12-Gamc
Losing Streak by Wal
lOping Harris Team

New York, Sept. 3.-PI -tonnI"
Mack men took up their almost
hopeless pcnnant fight with lighter
spirits today. Their ~ gam" losing
streak has been broken. They beat
Washington Ga. The Senators are
still eight games ahcad.
The New York Americans also
rot back in the winning column yes
tcrday by defeating the Red sos, u
10 4, and to 4. Babe Ruth bang
cd out two singles in the game and
,ddcd homer and another single in
he second
Detroit crowded in to fourth place
alongside st. Louis rs - hits blind
ID the Browns, II TO !. Chlcago' 5
nold on third place was "ntangicd
" the Tiger rush as the White SoN
,uccumb"d TO tn" hurliug Of lhlc
+ Cleveland 4 t" =.
Pirates lose
rit.sburg's lead ~ the National
caguc was shaved to eight games
" Grover Alexander Of the Cubs,
Who scattered - hits 50 well that
hicaEo was able to pull out a . to
/, victory. New York picked up only
lalf game. however, by getting no
,ctt"r than an even break with the
Graves.
After home runs b. Kelly and
'riscl had ciinched the opener, ; t"
:. the Giants lost the second. 3. to !.
The Cardinals grip on fifth place
vas looscncd hy 10 Lo defeat from
incunati.
Brooklyn fortified itself in fourth
,ositon and buried rhilI"s deeper
II th" cellar. by winning twice,
to y. and i, to- ,. Dazzy NanC" gave
he Fletcher battcrs only one hit in
he opener, Il single by Hawks IN
he second inning, and set up his
lst straight victory for the season
permitting only = battcra TO face
,im in the . innings.
Dawson liurls Shutout
In the Association Bunny Brief
rter a rcst-up from circuit cIoutInE
tar,cd on the trail Of Earl Smith
the Millcrs in the Brewer Miller
anne yesterday. He smackcd out
is 10Th Butler and Fisher, Smith :
,atcs, also sockcd for the circuit.
Thompson. an Ildian recruit, was
it freely by the ColonclS, while
DAWSON, who opposed him, pitched Il
lutout game Anderson, Louisville
1T fielder. got four bfnglcs in five
ines up.
nott and Fullerton engaged in n
urlcrs battle until almost the close
tho 9th stanza when the saints
corcd runs for a victory.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
PIRATES DELIVER

The recent series o. five games
with New. York at the Polo Grounds
offered the Pirates a perfect setting
to definitely establish their baseball
status as Il truly great team or :;
gutter.
The Pirates won four of the five
games, and, as it now seems, paved
the way to the winning Of a Nation
al League pcnnant for Pittsburg.
The final invasion Of the west by
the eastern clubs of the American
League offers an cXcclcn. example
of what the pcnnant Straia means
to a team.
Philadelphia. which has led the
American League almost all season.
started east with a two-gamc lead.
1t lost that margin in the first three
games at st. Louis by dropping all
of them.
Of the first nine games played on
the trip, Philadelphia won only two.
Washington, during the same period,
played only a triflc better than 800.
Consistent play on this trip by
either Of the two contcndcrs might
have cinchcd the pcMnant.
On form it would seem both clubs
had cracked. yet each team IS Il
courageous aggregation.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
BABY AIItPLANE

Brighton, Eng.--A baby airplane,
so slight that u man can pick it up
and carry it, but with capacity for
rs miles speed in flight. has been
developed here. The machine has a
six h. p. engine. and a wing spread
of 20 feet. 1t will sell for about 2oO
pounds sterling,
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
STRANGE PEOPLE

Liverpool, Eng.-A wealthy woman.
and a great lover Of dogs here was so
attached TO her pet that when il died
she had the skin mounted and set up
in Il case. This curious load is her
constant companion when she trav-
els. Another woman, when she trav.
els, carries the ashes Of her dead
husband in a small box
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
UNIQUE RACE IN
N!CUICAN.O\TA ARIO

It's Il rather odd race the Michi-
Ean-Ontaro League is staging in the
second itf Of its present season.
For instance, tho other day found
five of the six clubs with Il 800 or
above rating, Kitchener being the
only one out of that class Kitchen
cr, with but seven victories in AZ
starts, showed an average Of .lj9.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
STRONG HORSES

D"s Moincs, Ia.-,By means of the
dynamomctcr. developed here, it has
been determined that horse can
make tractivc pull Of tcnths
Of his weight BY tractivc pull is
lilcant the power to start the pull Of
load and maintain that pull over a
distance of q l-2 feet
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
RAWLINGS FILLING
PIRATE GAP NIGEL y

Johnny Rawlings, former Giant,
has been playing splendid all
round game for the Pirates during
the absence Of Second Bascman
Moore. His stickwork has been cx-
c"ptionally timely and he's been do
my nicely aficld. In IL word, he's a
pretty handy chap 10 have around.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
MONEY IN EIREFl,IES

Tokyo U-Catching fircfIics is NOV
ing profitable venture for several
Tokyo firms. The flies arc sold to
persons giving lawn parties. Some
times they arc hung as decorations S
IN cages about the grounds. Often
they are released among the guest s
like 4 shower Of sparks.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
'IIILiIE HtRIER IN
PAIR or SUUTDlITS

When Harold Carlson of the Phil
lies blankcd the Cubs the other day.
he cha!kcd up his second Shutout IN
succession. Moreover, he turned the
trick with but few days rest in
between. On each occasion he was
complete master of the situation.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
SIS ,OG0 FOR TEETH

st. Louis, Mo. Owners Of The st.
Louis Browns and the st. Louis
Cardinals have been sued for $l,,.
GEO by Mis- Viola Hays. who claims
sh" suffered the loss Of several teeth
when foul ball struck her in the
mouth as she was entering the bal
park.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
ALLOW ONLY SIX
HITS IN nnl'Rl T. MI I

Boyd and Grabowski of Syracuse
showed the Jersey City batters some
real pitching in the international
League the other day. Each allowed
but thee hits. One run was all the
Skcets got that afternoon, scoring
on Gra1owski in the eighth.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
SPEAKING OF PINS

London-Though majority of
women now have bobbcd hair, hair
Part of this business is due to the
fact that so many hairpins are lost.
Six people in tive-mile walk. here
picked up 1927 lost hairpins.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
SPORT BRIEFS

Vernon, Calf. Jimmy Delaney,
;. Paul light heavy weight, won
fer Young Bob Fitzsimmons. son Of
= former heavy weight i.list. Will lc
IN JeHries. ccnaueror Of the elder
ob. looked on
Great Falls. Mont t.-Don Tippcrc.
slt Lake City. who boxed Billy he
e of New York Monday. is in a
fccarious condition suffering from
e effects Of shock. which physicians
ink he received during The bout.
New York Harry willis. Negro
tavyweiEht challenger. failed to post
forfeit Of S25 200 to meet Jack
smrsey next year under the promo
on Of Tex Rickard, because Of y
ck relative.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
$1,000 FLEA

faris--An unusual specie of flea,
caught Off sea otter, was sold re-
Gently by Professor Prericr of the
French Institute to an English
man for 1000 pounds. "r about $1,000
Some trained f!caS are worth their
weight in radium.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
American Association
Results Yesterday
National League

Cincinnati 10. st. Louis I.
Philadelphia 0-3. Brooklyn Il.
Chicago 3. Pittsburg 2
Boston 2-5, New York "a.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
NctEiW ROOKIE IN
NICE MOUND EFFORT

Fred i'itzsjmmous, McGraw rookie
hurIrr, turned in another nice brand
Of pitching against the Cardinals
the other day. lie let 'cm down
with six hits in 10 inning. keeping
Tia" 20" sc"rclcS9 over III" last acvc,
frames. Th" y"uugstrr also played
4 Strllnr ENmn HfICll.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
American League

st. Louis ! Detroit II.
Washington I. Philadelphia q.
Chicago >, Cleveland 6.
New York 81, Boston IA.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
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GAMES TODAY
National League

Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Euston.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1925

W. G. Noggic, supplies and
repairs .,..,..........,.'. 30 -"
W. G. Nogg!c, supplies aud. .s-'
.Ioc Kn,z sSryirc<., -. D. ~ 80
f.. II. Carpenter Lumber Co.. SO
Quanrud, Brink and RciboId.
suppljcs .. TO- JJ
Frank &. Gramhs supplies g., l?.G2
Northwestern Bell Telephone
company ...........'.... 7.o5
Standard Oil company, water
department supplies ...... SO
Wachter Transfer company 20 25
READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
COMMISSION
ACTS ON BILLS

A total ~, s2,as9si In bills was
PASSED uppn a: = naeciing ct thr city
comni>&ien Monday "jsh,. An item
ised s;atcmcN: ~ city bills follows:
Il. X Skcc,S, f.Nrr;aR Tjsni
surp,;cx ...... ..... =, ~
Na;jAnsl Surcty company, 3
year prcmimm 90 $4,000
insurance .r.,.... 49,, %S -
Wsshhurn Lisas:c, tesi t"r
trolley y;t,>...>. "a
George Gussncr. detention
hospital supplies '....,... - %
J, Il. Smith. ae:cnt,cn hesr'>
. ;sl supplies 49,: 70 -
II. T. O'Ha~c, laho. ,...,.-. 80 90
Wach.cr Transfer cemranv.
garbage hauling ..... . ~ 90
Street department; payroll 49, ~ o.
Harris and WeoimsN<cc, sup.
pilcs ,,,,,.,., ....,..., w
Lahr Motor Sales. water pcr:.
supplies ........,... E6
Watcrwcrks payroll ,..... . ISL 81
bismarck Grocery company,
supplies :,,.........-.,....' 80
Modern Machine WORKS. sup,
plies .......,....',.I..' 10
/ Il. Atkinson. ttc engineer
ing services on Waterman
construction, being five
per cent on construction
cost Ss77.66l ........:. So So
Northwestern Bell Telephone
company, filtration plan: $50
Northwestern Bel Telephone
company, general expenses l. so
Northwestern Bell Telephone
company. Gen. expenses. / 10
Capital Laundry company,
pool laundry .............. 80. o.O5
NEPTUNE Meter company. pur-
chase of meters .......... 30' IS
Harris & Woodmansec. public
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
American Association

Kansas City |. st. Paul ,.
Louisville >. indianapolis q.
Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis T.
No others scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
PRISON LOSES
CONTEST
)rOpS -; Game IL I.chr III
Finale

The Lchr ball tosscrS took the
rison team into camp for beating
unday afternoon, when coming from
rhind and won by a score Of 7 to ).
he prison team cloutcd hard in the
rst half of the game. but were un-
Die to score till in the Ath when
hey made two counters. Smith. on
ne mound for Grove, got away in
ig league style by holding Lchr
.orclcss till the 7th inning. when
chr made two home runs which re
IltCd in five scores. Grove follow
| in their turn at bat by making one
ore on three stolen bases. Lchr
,ming back strong in the Sth frame
ade another home run with one
an on the path. which made the
ore 7 to 3 in their favor. aud by
aging good ball held the lead in
10 next inning.
The contest with Lchr was the last
,me Of the season for the prison
am. The season closed because of
ok Of having, pitching staff. Out
2l games played this season Grove
st 4 games.
Score hp itui,,,.e.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09

Louisville at Toledo.
milwaukee, ut Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Columbus.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09

Philadelphia incHrcricmrc proved
most costly. while the temporary
collapse Of Washing,on's veteran
pitchers put the world champs in
the hole.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09

These two brothers. both right
handlers. have been purchased by the
elongated Mr.. Connie Mack for his
Athletics. Kit comes from the Blue
Ridge League, where he's hung up
quite "a reputation. Orie is even more
highly toutcd, but lacks experience,
having played only college ball with
the Augusta Military Academy thus
far.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09

The Fiiishurg team Of This year,
practically the same that failed in
pcrN iOus years, is livin. down the
stigma OF being branded as yellow.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09

jng {" Washington for the final
gam" Ur the year.
That would be- quite contest il
The american League pCnnaNt de-
pended on the outcome. Such IL
situation existed IN 1908 at Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-09-09
American League
American Association

thl"ag" at Fit,sburg.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

1 egg (white and shclD, table spoons butter.
 Boil fish and separate into flakes while hot. Reserve ths broth, Melt butter and add onion and carrot cut in thin slices, and parsley. Sim mer, without browning for five min- utes. Add tomato, fish broth and rind and juice of lemon and let boil, covered, for 1j minutes. Strain and chill. Remove fat. Soften gelatine in 1-2 cup cold water for 15 min utes. Put strained stock into a smooth sauce pan, add white of egg, crushed GEE shell and salt and stir over the fire until the boiling point is reached. Let boil five minutes and stir in softened goatine. Let stand over a low fire, keeping mix ture below the boiling point for 15 minutes. Strain through two thick nesscs of chcesecIoth and let stand until cool. Stir in fiaked salmon and turn into six individual molds, Put on ice 10 chill and become firm and serve with cucumber sauce.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

Breakfast - Unhulled strawber- ries, cereal, thin cream. poached eggs on toast, milk, coffee.
 Luncheon-Jellied salmon, whole wheat bread, rice souffle, milk. tea.
 Dinner Lamb stew with vege- tables, steamed spinach. radishes and celery, jellied fruit salad. bran bread, milk. coffee.
 No dessert is planned for dinner since a fruit salad is served. Ginger ale is used for the jelly of this salad while strawberries and bananas are the fruit. A French dressing or cream mayonnaise can be used. Children under six years Of age should not be allowed 10 eat the fruit salad or the sauce served with the fish for luncheon.
 Jcllied Salmon
 One and one-half pounds boiled salmon, 1-2 medium sized onion, l new carrot, branches parsley, 1-2 cup canned tomato, 4 cups fish broth 1-2 lemon, ? tablespoons granulated gelatine, teaspoon salt
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
A Wife's Confessional
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE


which l had seCrctcd when 1t had fallen unohscrved from his bundle Of papers. seemed 10 burn me. If only could get away safely before he missed 1t! If he did aot look through his bundle of papers for a few hours 10 come he would not be sure where he had dropped it, nor would he be apt 10 connect me with its loss.
 "You Are Talking Foolishly"
 A curiously guilty feeling swept over me, as if had been detected in thicycry How did know. l asked myself, but what the tiny en- yclope held something of value only 10 Steve" and had no connection with his claim that he was Dicky's half-brother. If that were true - pulled myself up as the impulse swept me 10 give back the little en- yelope and reminded myself that the rough cruelty Of his blackmaiI- law put him outside the pale of ordinary courteous treatment. He had no rights that l was bound to respect, and l again frightened my grip upon the little envelope, re- solved to hold it at any cost.
 You are talking ioolishly," l said in much the same tone l would have used to d refractory school boy. T certainly am not afraid of your starting anything But l am in q hurry - l have a number of things which 1 must do, and there fore l am anxious to get away. l think twenty-five dollars ought 10 be sufficient for your expenses for the week. l will also give you the money for your fare to New York and back again."
 The two cars had reached the tree beneath which we were stand ing, and l stepped 10 the side Of my own car and held out my hand for the extra purse l had left with Lee Chow. When I turned with it in my hand, the strained look had gone from "SteNe's" face, and l saw that for the present, at least. he placed credence in the reasons had given him for summoning the Chinese.
 T don't need fare to New York" he said surprisingly, T feel the need of little rural relaxation and the country around here looks pretty good 10 me. I'll find me a boarding place and settle down for the week. I sort of fancy it will be better for my health."
 Copyright, 1925, by Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
Use a Damn Cloth

Always press silk and wool ma terial under a damp cloth. never letting the iron touch the surface of the goods as it leaves shiny marks.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

"Ill be glad to get home to the nursery" Raggedy Ann said to Raggedy Andy as they finished eat ing the candy covered cookies which grew near the cold lemonade spring.
 Tt will be nice to see Uncle Clem and Henny, the Dutch doll and all the other dolls." Raggedy Andy said.
 T can hardly wait!" Raggedy Ann said as she filled her apron pocket with the candy covered cookies. "So let's hop upon our magic scooters and ride as fast as we can. Raggedy Andy!"
 This was just what Raggedy Andy wished to do too. So the Rag gedys started to hop upon their magic scooters when little old woman came hopping out of the bushes and caught the scooters by the handles.
 "Ha, ha, hal" the little old wom- an chuckled, T have been waiting for you Raggedys for the longest time. hoping you would come through the woods by this path so that I could capture you and eat Raggedy Ann's candy heart"
 Dear me suz." Raggedy Ann said to the little old woman. Tt will do you no good to eat my candy heart. little old woman! My candy heart has been sewed up in my cotton stuffed body for five, or six years and it has been soaked so many times when I have fallen in the brook, l am afraid the candy heart has melted and all run away!"
 "Ha! You can't fool me that easily!" the little old woman cried, T guess that I know your candy heart Is a very magical heart and that 1t will not melt! You see" she said, T am a witch and I know what is magic and what Is not"
 How did you know that Rag Eedy Ann and I were coming through the woods by this path?' Raggedy Andy asked the old witch.
 "Because I looked in my magic mIrror!" the witch replied, But do not think that you can make me forget that I wish Raggedy Ann's magical candy heart by asking me silly questions, Mister Raggedy Andy!" the witch howled.
 Tt isn't polite to howl like you dol" Raggedy Andy told the witch, Neither Raggedy Ann nor l are hard of hearing, Besides" he added, "if some other witch hears you bowling, she may come and want Raggedy Ann's candy heart just as much as you do, Then you will have a fight"
 "Ha, There isn't a witch living within two miles of here, I'll bet!'' the witch howled. Besides, If should see a witch coming, l would work magic on her and make her stand upon her head. All I have to do is to say, 'Squidgilum Squeedgi- lum squnk" and anyone will stand upon their heads!"
 When the witch finished saying this, Raggedy Andy pointed his thumb at the witch and cried "souidgilum! Squeedgilum squnk!' and before the old witch knew what had happened. she turned topsy turvy and stood upon her head.
 "My, how the old witch kicked and waved her arms trying 10 get to her feet, but. when the Rag p&dxa looked back after they had