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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11

Sundays Concert XIV
w. Priests War Mach NJ
overture Norma" ....,.r1
Song "The Holy City" = Il
(Violin solo by Leander :
selection "The Serenade' Il
Fox Trot California" Fl
Medley of American Nau'S1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11

Washington, April 10-New York
(N); Washington (A)-game can
celled, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Senators Release
Likely Prospect

Washington. April 10-The Wash
ington management has taken the
first step IN pruning the Senator's
pitching staff by turning back to the
Wichita Western League club Jim
Mcnamara. who came up on OPP
ton. The big hurler, who has made
a creditable showing during the
spring training and who President
Griffith believes has a future ahead
of him, would have cost the club
$4,000 if retained. in addition to the
release outright of one player and
the loan Of two others required to
obtain the option on him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11

Richmond. Va. April 1O.-New
York tA)-Brooklyn (N)-cancelI-
Evening star., 1925-04-10

Childrens Strap Slippers, all-pat-
ent and tan; springfield style, sizes
4 to 8 and 81 to IL. Low rubber
heels, sizes 11H to 2 and 3 to 8.
Tan and Patent Oxfords, low rub
Der heels and crepe rubber soles,
sizes 81 to 2.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
HAD
/ BRILLIANT CAREER
Shaped Destinies of South
ern Pacific in 48 Years of
Constant Service.
nv the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April 1o.-Julius
Kruttschnitt, long an outstanding
figure in the railroad industry, who
has shaped the destinies of the
Southern Pacific for many years, Will
retire as head of that system on May
81, after As years of continuous
service. Having passed the age of
70. Mr.. kruttschnitt announced yes
terday that he would take advantage
of the company's pension rules to
sever his relations with the road.
aiMr Kruttschnitt will be succeeded
as chairman of the executive COM
naittee and of the board of directors
of the Southern Pacific by Henry w.
DE Forest, who, since 1913, has di-
rected the financial interests of the
company. The actual supervision of
the roads operation, heretofore exer-
Ctsed by the chairman, will be passed
OH to William Sproule, president, who
will become chief executive operating
officer of the Southern Pacific lines,
with headquarters in San Francisco.
with the retirement of Mr.. krutt-
sehnitt, many other changes in the
executive personnel will be effected
by the Southern Pacific A d. Nc
Donald, vice president and controller,
will become vice chairman of the
board of directors and the executive
committee, and Hugh Neill, who has
been secretary of the company for
13 years, will become a vice president
Paul Shoup will be elevated to the
post of executive vice president, with
supervision of the lines west of Og-
den. Utah, and Tecumcari \. Mex.
n NJ. Schumacher, former head of the
III Paso and Southwestern system,
which was merged with the Southern
Pacific last year, will be vice presi-
dent in charge of traffic, with head
quarters in Chicago.
L. j. Spence, former director of
traffic, will be appointed executive
officer in charge of the Southern Pa
cife steamship lines. under the di-
reetion of the president.
Like many other men who have
risen to high positions In industry,
Mr.. krutt schnitt began his railroad
Evening star., 1925-04-10
29-STORY THEATER
BUILDING DESIGNED
Plans Are Filed for Famous Play.
ers-Lasky House in New York
To Seat 1000.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Famous
PIayers-Lasky Corporation yesterday
filed building plans for the construc-
tion of the 29-story Paramount Thea
ter Building, to front on the west side
of Broadway between Forty-third
and Forty-fourth streets
1t will house, besides offices, a
motion picture theater. seating 1000
persons with a mezZanine section of
reserved seats similar to the diamond
horseshoe of the Metropolitan Opera
House Three or more floors will be
devoted to the executive officers of
Famous Players.
The building will be surmounted by
a six-story tower, in which will be a
clock three stories high, equipped
with chimes.
Famous Players-Lasky bought the
site from Vincent Astor six years ago
for s6,OO0,0o0. The building will cost
$500, 900. 1t is expected to be opened
Labor day, 1926.
The site now is occupied by the
Putnam Building, commemorating the
historic meeting of George Washing
ton and Gen. Putnam on that spot in
177S.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
MRS. BIRKHIMER DIES;
WAS WIDOW OF GENERAL
Rites Will Be Conducted Tomor-
row at Home; Burial to Be
in Arlington.

Mrs. Geraldine Birkhimer, sc years
old, widow of Brig. Gen. w. Il. B1rk-
himer and a resident of this city since
1906, died of pneumonia at her resi-
dence, 1920 Nineteenth street, last
night.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock and interment will be
In Arlington Cemetery, where her
husband was buried. Army officres
who served with the late Brig. Gen
Birkhimer have been asked to act as
pallbearers.
Mrs. Birkhimer was the daughter OF
the late Gen. Howard and was of d
family of long line of Army officers
her ancestors and other relatives
having served in the United States
Army during and including every wal
since that with Mexico.
She is survived by three sisters
Mrs. p. $. Bunch of Syracuse, n. r..
Mrs. +. v. Howard of New York anC
Mrs. G. c. Woodman of Los Angeles
and two grandsons, Lieut. Willistor
b. Palmer of West Point and Lieut.
Charles d. Palmer of Fort Myer
Women working as laborers or
farms other than those at home now
number nearly 1000.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Ex-Bandit Loses Libel Suit.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, April 10
Emmett Dalton, only surviving mem
Der of the famous Dalton brothers
gang of 27 years ago, was denied
damages against w H. Fawcett and
the Fawcett Publications, Inc, in Fed
eral Court here yesterday. The jury
returned a verdict in favor of the
latter in s1,oo0,o00 libel suit
brought by Dalton.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Chaplains to Get Training.

Five local members Of the Army
Chaplains' Reserve Corps have been
ordered to report at the office of
chief of chaplains, War Department,
April 21 for active duty under train
Ing for five days. Those affected are
Maj. Jason n. Pierce, Maj. George NJ.
Diffenderfer, Capt. Franklin l. Winter
Capt. Hugh A. Dalton and First Lieut..
Joseph r. Sizoo. Reserve chaplains
from other cities also will report for
training on the same date.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
9 Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

career at the bottom of the ladder.
Graduated from Washington and Lee
University in 1873 with the degree of
civil engineer, he taught school for
five years and then entered the serv-
ice of the Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas Railroad and Steamship Co.
tnow part of the Southern Pacific)
as an engineer in charge of construc-
ton work.
Since Mr.. kruttschnitt became
Evening star., 1925-04-10
chairman of the hoard in 1913 the

chairman of the hoard in 1913 the
Southern Pacific lines have grown
from about 10000 miles and s15S.000,-
900 gross annual earnings to about
1850 miles and gross annual earn
ings in excess of s300,000,0 900 in 1924.
These properties embrace 1856 miles
of steam and electrically operated
railroad and SS7 miles of electric in
terurban lines. together with lines of
steamships operating between New
Evening star., 1925-04-10

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
obtained through them.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

Quality Of sleep Is largely deter
mined by ones last thoughts before
going to bed at night, says a British
scientist
Evening star., 1925-04-10

York and New Orleans, New York
and Galveston and Galveston and
Tampico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
Las MoDIFIcAcIoNEs
MECANICAS

Es evidente la tendencia hacia
reducir la altura de las carrocerias,.
otras innovaciones, visibles a la
simple vista, Sc presentan en- la
lorna de los guardafangos, egtribos
y otros detalles similares. La dota-
ci6n normal de accessories compren-
de ahora objetos d. en- los rnodelos
anteriores figllraban en- Ell equipo q
election.
Las modiflcaciones mecanicas de
caracter fundamental son muy po-
cas-. AIgunos fabricantes han anun-
ciado perfeccionamientos de motor
que prometen, con ell tempo, des-
arrollarse en- notables adelantos. Va
rias fabricas estan va ofreciendo
motores de ocho cihndros zen IL
nea''. Entire estas estan la Ricken-
backer, La Jordan, la Elcar, y mas
recientemente, la Hupp. Dos COM
panias fabricantes han abandonado
la manufacture de modelos de cua-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

al surtido Paige. Los neumaticos
|un cupe roadster de tres pasajeros,
un sedan de cineo pasaj jeros, v un
sedan de siete pasajeros.
STUDEBAKER. - FL sIlrtido
studebaker para 1925 consta de
tres series bastante reformadas. TO-
dos los AUTOMOBILES Studebaker tie
ilen motores mas poderosos Y ma
yor distancia entire ejes, compren-
diendo los neamaticcs baIones en- la
dotaci6u normal. Interesantes mo-
difcacion2s Sc observan en- ell ra-
diador Y Ell cap6 del motor. La se-
rie Standard Six, que viene subs
titnir la Light Six, Sc ofrece en-
seis esti1os de carrocerias. La serie
Special Six consta de cinco estilos,
|y la Big Six de cuatro. Hay un to-
al de ounce distintos estilos de
tcarrocerias. En- Ia dotaci6n a cleo
ci6n fguran los frenos en- las cra-
tro ruedas,
STUTz. ~ I'm nuevo model0 La
mado tuor-sedan, o I'm precio un
POGO mayor que Ell de los estilos
abiertos, es La contribution de Ia
casa Stutz para 1925. So
VELIE. = La naeva serie. Velie
consta de cineo estilos de CARO-
cerias. Ell chassis no ha sufrido
particulares modiAcaciones mecAni-
cas-. En- la dotaci6n normal Sc com
prenden neumaticos balones y fre-
nos en- las cuatro ruedas. Sc 1la al
terado Ia forma del radiator, ell
cap6 del motor es ahora mas alto.
WILLS sAINTE CLAIRE. - A
Ia serie normal Sc ha agregado uni
camente un faet6n deportivo de
cinco pasajeros.
WILLYS-KNIGHT. - Un inte-
resante detalle de los motores VIII
lys- knight es ell compensatory Lam
chester. Todos los modelos tienen
neumaticos semi balones de dota-
ci6n, normal En- la dotaci6n a. elec
ci6n precio extra, Sc comprenden
leuinaticos balones completes v
ruedas de disco. Hay un nuevo 'cu-
pc destinado a uenar los requisites
de los profesionales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

iced Six, tiene tambien algunas limo
vaciones en- carrocerias, ademas de
sistema de Iubricaci6n preston Y
Ia adici6n de neumaticos de baja
preston y frenos en-. las cuatro roe
das la dotaci6n normal. Ell surti-
do de automobiles de euatro cilin-
dros ha sido abandouado.
oAKLAND.-La nueva serie tie.
ne motor mas grande, modifcacio-
mes en- Ell chassis, Y en- la dotaci6n
normal incluye neumaticos Balones.
Un interesante modelo de la nueva
serie es Ell sedan. Los precios de
tlete han subido &
soLDsMoBIIE. Nueyos modelos
de carrocerias, y acabado Duco. son
los rasgos sobresalientss de todos
los modelos de Ia nueva serie para
1925. Los precios de lista, han, subj.
do. El motor y el chassis han sido
Eobjeto de leves modifcacioues. La
forma del casco del radiator y del
cap6 del motor ha sido bastante mo
difcada.
OVERLAND Ell nuewo modelo,
llamado Blue Bird, Sc ofrece con
dotaci6n normal de neumaticos de
baja preston. La distancia entire
ejes es de LOG puIgadas (2.65 MI
es decir seis pulgadas mas larga
que la del modelo normal de la ca
sa Overland. 50
PEERLESS-Aumentos lie pre-
clio y la adici6n de tres nueyos es.
tilos de carrocerias representan los
cambios principales para e1 presen-
F, te afio. En- la dotaci6n normal Sc
comprenden neumaticos balones y
sistema de frenos en- las cuatro rue
das. Los tres nuevos estilos de ca
rrocerfas son: faction de siete pasa-
jeros, cupe de cinco pasajcros y
sedan de siete pasajeros. Ell chassis
de estos nuevos modelos items 13S
pulgadas (3,32 m. de distancia en-
tre ejes. El chassis de la otra serie
Peerless de seis cilindros tiene 126
pulgadas (S.16 ND de distancia en-
tire ejes.
PAIGE-Un modelo broughann
de cuatro puertas v una imusina
4 ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Irepresentan las recientes adiciones
balNnes de baja preston con rue
das de. disco son dotaci6n a elec-
ci6n, precio extra.
PIERCE-ARRoW.-La nueva Sc
RE. de nodelos mas livianos de seis
lcilindros presenta estilos de caro-
cerias sinliIares las de Ia serie
de vehiculos mas grandes costo.
SOS. 81 tipo mas iviano Y de precio
moderado tiene chassis normal de
$50 pulgadas (3.25 m.) de distan.
cia entire ejes. FL motor es de seis
clindros de tres y medic por cinco
lpulgadas 1888 por 137mm.). En- Ia
dotaci6n- normal Sc incluyen neuma
ticos balones. y frenos en- las cua.
tro ruedas. IS
i r. 3. Og-Ests fabrfca esta aho.
ra ofrecieudo modelos especiales pa
ra Id exportaci6n. que comprenden
llantas desmontabIes y neumaticos
balones en- la dotaci6n normal. A
election del interesado Sc dejan com
binaciones de los co1ores. Tatnbien
SO ofrece a la election del intere.
sado ell 1nando direction a La de.
recha, y Ell encendido por magnetic
RICKENBACKER. - Al surtfdc
normal de seis cilindros Sc ha. agre.
gado una nueva serie de ocho CT
nndros verticales en- Inca hilera
La nueva serie consta de tres es.
tilos de carrocerfas, que son: fac
ton deportivo, cupe y sedan. La dis
tancia entire ejes del nuevo chassis
es de 121 v media puIgadas (3,o4
n.y. En- la dotaci6n normal Sc com.
prenden: rectifcador de. aceite, pu.
1icador de aire, y en- la dotaci6r
a elecci6n, a precio extra, neuma
ticos de baja preston,
STEARNS.- Anuncia una nueva
serie de nodelos ivianos de seis
cilindros. sus presentes series de
seis cilindros, y de cuatro, conti-
nuan sin particular modification,
STERLING-KNIGHT- Los nue.
vos modelos son: un faction de seis
pasaieros, con chassis de 125 pulga.
das. (3.10s m.) de distancia entire
ejes, un faet6n de cinco pasajeros,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
Por Jay s. TUTHILL.

In vista de la information que
teaemos do La mayor parte de los
nGevos nodelos de 1926, podemos,
con Eobrada Fss6n, decir que el afio
pasado ha ssllo mny frictifero para
Ia andustrda del autom6vil. Los neu-
mAsfcos de Baja preston, que duran
tessel aiio pasado figuraron de equi-
po normal de equipo election
ehun Hnitado nimero de marcas de
artom6viIes, han mostrado conclu-
sivamente 81 importancia utilitaria
dllrarfte los meses que han tenido de
uso practice, Y por esta raz6n Sc ha-
llan. afUra en- La dotaci6n normal
de una gran parte de los modelos
de- 1925. Por su parte, e1 sistema
de freIlos en- las cuatro ruedas, SUI
jeto a experiencia muy similar a la
de- los neumaticos. "balones'' Sc
comprende ahora en- la dotaci6n
normal d. en- la dotaci6n a election
de casi todos los nuevos modelos.
Estos dos grandes adelantos, Ell
neu1nAttco bal6n, v ell sistelna de
frenos en- las cuatro ruedas, que
dan asi dedndtivamente acepta-
dos por La. industria.
En- tsrminOs generates, los pre-
clos han subido; pero, no debemos
oividar que este no Sc debe solo al
mayor importe de la production, ST.
no en- gran parte, a los muchos adj
cionales refnamientos incorporates
EN- los nuevos modelos. Las ALIAS
do preeios, por otra parte, no son
grarldes,, v entire los circulos indus
tr5Ales predomina la impression de
que no seran obstacuIo al Gesarro-
llo de las ventas. En- casi todo ca
50 de alza de precio, ell valor del
costo adicional puede verse en- Sc
gtfda en- diversos perfeccionamien-
tos Y en- nuevos accessories. En- resu-
midas cuentas, podenos decir Que,
dada Ia calidad " otras caracteris-
ticag de los nuevos modelos, son es-
EQ8 tan mOdicoS como los anCer1o-
rest
Ef anuncio de un gran fabrican-
te, al efecto de que sus modelos
cerrados Sc venderan al misrno pre-
clio que los abiertos, presenta nluy
particular inportancia, pues rede-
ia una trascendental faz de Ia ten
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
oda las gand constructors de automobiles han hecho nno
UaciOnes de trascendencia para los modeLos de 1925

dencia en- materia de precios. Ell mo
vimiento a reducir el precio de los
estilos cerrados, hasta Ell punto de
colocarIo al mismo nivel de los We
hiculos abiertos einpez6 dos amos
ha, perc no culmin6 sino con los
modelos de 1926, cuando un promi-
nente fabricante anuncio que sus
automobiles cerrados Sc venderlan
al mismo precio que los abiertos.
Una variedad de colores distin-
que a los nuevos modelos, poni6n-
dolos en- patente contraste con los
productos de tonos sombrios de los
atos pasados. La reciente introduc-
ci6n del acabado de piroxilina o
Enitrocelulosa que describimos en-
nuestra edici6n anterior, ha traido
eensigo radicales modifieaciones IN
10 tocante colores. La tendencia
actual Sc hacia apartarse del CO.
lor negro y de los azules oscaros,
usando. en- 1ugar de elios, colores
viv1dos y resaltantes.
Los estilos de carrocerias han SUI.
frido tambien diyersas modifcacio-
nes que propenden a enaltecer 81
Iaspecto y comodidad en- beneficio
do los pasajeros. El cap6 mas alto
ha venido acentuar la si1ueta rec
ia de la carroceria. Los radicaso-
res Y otras parties niqueladas email
tecen el aspecto general del veltcu-
10. Las carrocerias son mas largas,
y con las molduras que pasan su
alrededor resulta mas evidente Ell
efecto de la prolongacion. En- la ma
yor parte de los nuevos modelos,
hay bastante espacio para la ma
yor comodidad de los pasajeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
LA INSTALLATION
MANCHESTER

La instalaci6n del sistena de com
pensaci6n Manchester en- el WHY'S
Knight ess por, sn parte, evidencia
de progreso en- La construction de
lmotores, v Ell uso de doble volante,
nno al freute y otro atras del mo-
tor, en- los nuevos 1Aodelss Jordan
! y en- los de ocho eilindros de marca
Rickenbacker, es un adelanto dig
no de particular consideration. ca
racteristico detalle de varies moto-
res es la mayor compression. La
tendencia haeia aumentar la veloci-
dad rotatoria del cigtefial y dismi-
muir la cilindrada desplaza1niento
cubico, tan evidente ell afo pasa-
do, no es aparente en- los modelos
de 1925.
Los ejes traseros, los cambios de
marcia Y los embragues no han ST.
do objeto de particulares modifca-
clones. Los mode1os Studebaker, re-
cientemente anunciados al publico,
II s
Eofrecen cambios de marcha modifi-
cados. Los automobiles Chandler
continuan con Ell cambio de Marcia
Traffic desarrollado Ell aio pasado.
La installation de frenos en- las
rnedas deIanteras. y eli uso de neu-
naticos de baja preston han i'm
puesto la necesidad de reformar
bastante la disposition y ell meca-
nismo de direction anteriores, han
sido modiicados.
Los frenos delanteros no han SUI
frido cambios de particular impor-
tancia. Los automobiles fabricados
por ell grupo de la General Motors
nevan los mismos frenos de los
modelos del ailo pasado, con leves
notifications. La casa studebaker
da ahora election sisterna de fre-
nos en- las cuatro ruedas. EI sis
tenla studebaker es radicalmente
distinto de los tipos ordinariamen-
te instalados en- los otros automo-
viles.
Entire los ingenieros de las fabri
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

tro cilindros: la Buick la Nash,
para dedicarse con preferencia a
los de seis cilindros. La Pierce
Arrow esta fabricando un modelo
pequefio de seis cilindros, para COM
pletar su surtido de automdviles
grandes de igual nlmero de cilin-
dros. Ell sistsma central de lubrica
ei6n, iIamado "de I'm golpe's en- Ell
Cleveland, representa- un adelanto de
importancia. Desarrollos trascen-
dentales son tambien los nueyos
sistemas purifcadores de aire, que
fguran en- varios modelos del pro-
ximo aiio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Ia indllstria del autom6vil, es una
de las mas productivas del mum
dos tiene que estar pendiente de
10 que signifca progreso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Taiito en- la Carroceria como en- la
parte mecanica las reformas tie
lleu verdadera inportancia para
los .a5ltom6viles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

ca IA nsseva ccrroce.
sia Duplex exclusive
de StzsdebalSer. Es un
ocIae que puede con-
vertirse de alberto en-
xerrado, o viceversa,
en- 30 segundcs, sin
sener que parar o ba-
iarse del coche.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-16

the candidate to speak except when
in class. This gives the campus the
appearance of school for the deaf
and dumb.
Girls have appeared in classes
minus the usual cosmetics, while
some OF the men have not been
allowed to comb their hair.
Ten worms" Of one fraternity
were transported thirty-five miles
into the country one night this week
and left to find their way home.
The following men were pledged
to the Skulls Club, honorary organi-
cation of men students: Ralph
Hitch, Carl Cecil, Clifford Courtney,
John Troyer, Jerry Strole, Wilson
Daily, Albert Harker, George Cot
trell, Carroll E. Nipp, Merle Miller.
j. Douglas Perry and Damien
Lyman.
Arrangements have been made for
obtaining distinctive headgear for
the club.
Alpha Chi Omega initiated Mary
EllZaDeth Swain, Lucinda Smith,
Irma Roller, Gertrude Wysong. Alice
Hollingsworth, Margaret Barlet,
Jean Mcbride, Elizabeth Currie,
Grace Martindale and Dorothy Ems
minger.
Alpha Delta Theta initiated Vir-
ginia Barnes, Juanita Hoehl, Susan
Hiatt, Helen Schmitz, Dorothy Shat
fer and Helen Tomlinson.
E. U. Graft, superintendent of the
Indianapolis public schools, will
speak on Modern Phases Of High
School Education" at first meeting
Of the Student Teachers Associa-
ton, according to announcement by
Douglas Perry, president Of the or
ganization.
The meeting will be at 1880 p. m.
Monday at the Zeta Tau Alpha
house.
The following have made appli-
cation for the Rhodes scholarship:
Smaller l.. Bass, Paul Fink, Brewer
Graham, T. c. Jaleski, Damien Ly-
man and George Mulholland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-16
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Money refunded If any cough or cold
is not relieved after taking according
to directions. Ask your druggist. Creo-
mulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga.-Adver-
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