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Evening star., 1925-02-11
POLISH ACCORD REACHED
Hughes Exchanges Favored Ma
ton Notes With Minister.

Secretary of State Hughes and DR..
Jadislaw Wroblewski, Polish Minister
to the United States, in an exchange
of notes yesterday agreed to accord
unconditional most favored nation
treatment in matters concerning Gus
toms duties and charges affecting
commerce between the two countries.
The language Of the notes exchanged
is virtually identical to those recently
signed by the United States with
various other countries.
The agreement is effective i'm
mediately and contains provision
by which the Polish government is
intrusted with the conduct of foreign
affairs for the Free City of Danzig
and makes that city a contracting
party to the agreement
Evening star., 1925-02-11
BAY STATE SOCIETY.
HOST TO 0PRES|DENT
MIR. and Mrs. Coolidge Attend
Reception and Ball Given
by Home Folk.

President and Mrs. Coolidge min
el-d with home folk last night. The
occas sion was the annual reception
and ball of the Massachusetts State
Society OF the District, held at the
City Club.
President and Mrs. Coolidge are
m members of this organization and
they knew personally many Of the
more than 700 persons present They
shook hands with every one who
walked down the receiving line. and
afterward they exchanged personal
greetings with some Of their old
friends.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Stearns OF Boston, who are
house guests at the White House.
These guests Of honor were received
by Representative rockingham of
Massachusetts, and Eliot Wadsworth,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
president and vice president. respec-
lively, Of the society, and were es-
corted to the large ballroom where
the members of the society and their
friends were assembled. AS the little
party entered the room the section Of
the Marine Band. which furnished the
music for the occasion, played Hail
to the Chief" and there was enthu-
SidStiC CHtcflHk-
Pleased By Reception.
A receiving line was formed, headed
by Representative rockingham, who
INTRODUCED. those who presented them
selves. Both the President and the
first lady, manifested pleasure at the
greeting accorded them, and both
seemed to enjoy the entertainment
that was presented after the recep-
ton. The White House party oc-
cupied special box during the enter
tainment program. Besides the music
rendered by the section Of the Marine
Band, there were solos by Earl Car
bauh, accompanied on the piano by
accompanied by Mrs. Annie Norton
Jeffers: Burward Bowersox, accom-
panied by George H. Wilson, and Mrs.
Ethel HoItzclaw Gawler, accompanied
by Nv Wilson. The. entertainment
program was in charge of Miss
letters. Assisting her on the COM
mittee were Mrs John A. Chamber
lain, L. ]. Connery, Miss Elinor Glynn
and Albert d. Smith. -.
The executive committee, which ar
ranged the affair, was composed OF
Frederick w. Carpenter, chairman;
Representative Charles L. Clifford
Miss Ellen C. Lombard, Albert
Michaud and w. G. Gavin. The re-
ception committee. was composed OF
Mrs. Lottie D. Jackman, chairman;
Miss Florence C. Adams, Miss Alice
NJ. Murphy, James ]. Hart and Charles
z. Bowman.
At the conclusion of the music pro-
gram the President and his party re-
turned to the White House.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
S8,9]O IS STOLEN
IN JOKE HOLD-UP
Police Hunt Two Men Who
Victimize William Rosen-
dorf, Local Furrier.

Police were turning their efforts
today toward unraveling one of the
most skfllfully engineered confidence
games in local history, whereby Will
liam Rosendorf,, furrier at 1915 G
street, lost $500 to two skin men.
who had spent a week In building up
a close acouaintancesh ship to accom-
plish their object.
The climax of their operations came
at closing time last night. Rosen-
dorf was placing money in the safe.
The store staff had departed. Out
side the store was the hustle of home
ward bound workers. Only a chauf-
feur waited for Rosendorf. Suddenly
the two skin" men drew revolvers
and pointed them at Rosendorf. They
took $500 in cash from him, includ-
ing six $1,000 bills. Producing an
envelope they placed the money in it
and then placed the envelope between
the folds of a newspaper. Rosendorf
looked on astounded.
Just Joking. Men Say.
Then, one of the men turned with a
laugh, slapped Rosendorf on the back,
and, before he was out of the grip OF
the surprise, informed him it was
practical joke. Dhey handed him
back an envelope from the folds of
the newspaper. Rosendorf breathed
more easily. But, apprehensive lest
the money might prove q temptation
for them to return if put back in the
safe, and contemplating, as we'll a
trip for fur-buying to New York. he
placed the envelope in his pocket.
despite their advice to put 1T in the
safe. All ended smoothly, and the
two skin" men went on their way
and Rosendorf went home.
When Rosendorf arrived home and
examined the envelope, he found that
1T contained slips of paper, which
were not even banknote paper. He
reported the matter to the police.
Real "Skfn, Men.
The two men who represented
themselves to Rosendorf as "skin"
men, as the furrier trade denominates
specialists in pelts, ironically enough,
are known to the police when en-
gagged in such operations as Rosen-
dorf reported, by the same title.
which is, however, a synonym for
certain types of confidence men.
Detectives OBrien and Livin gsto
went TO work on the case this
NOR ming 1t is expected that the
two skin" men. who are described
being neither well dressed nor pre-
possessing in appearance, will be
found to have criminal records, IL
found at all. One was elderly: the
other, a younger man. And already
at police headquarters the pair have
achieved gthe distinction, of being
recognized In a class with Gentle
man Joe" Lauzon, who led the police
a merry chase for months before he
was landed for some of the most ex-
tensive and baffling apartment house
robberies in local records.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
WOMAN UNCONSCIOUS
FOLLOWING ASSAULT
Richmond Police Seek Assailant
Who Struck Mrs. Clemens
Ciucci With Hammer.
R1 the Assnciated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, February IL
While Mrs. Clemens Ciucci lay at a local
hospital today in a serious condition as
a result Of two hammer blows on her
head last night, police followed every
available clue to apprehend her as
sailant. The victim, young woman of
neat dress and appearance, was found
in an unconscious condition in the rear
of vacant lot here at II o'clock last
night.
Police. working upon the theory that
the girl had been assailed by a negro.
rounded up several negroes last night,
and are holding them in Jail pending
outcome Of investigations.
The girl had not regained conscious
ness early today. Ciucci's brother told
police the husband was absent from the
city. He had not been located this
morning.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Plans Exhibit of Patent Models.

A House bill authorizing the APP
pointment Of a commission to select
those models in the Patent Office of
historical interest to be used as
permanent exhibit and to arrange for
the sale Of other models was passed
by the Senate yesterday. The COM
mission would consist of the Commits
sioner Of Patents, the secretary Of
the Smithsonian Institution and a
patent attorney.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

ships will derive some good results
from our night flying efforts. Night
observation work is a new experience
for US, but we are determined to make
1t effective"
During the practice the ships had
to steer by the stars, as the COM
passes were not Illuminated. The
paint on the under side of the planes
also will have to be changed, as the
flame from the exhause gases creates
an effect which is binding and be-
wildering to the pileG
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Leginska to Play February %.

BOSTON, February 11.--Miss Ethel
Lesinska, English pianist. who dis
appeared on the eve of a concert
she was to have given in New York
stated yesterday that she would re-
sumo her concert tour on February %,
when she will play in Joplin, Mo.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Illegal Emigration to U. s. Fooled

NAPLES, February 1.-THE police
TODAY arrested % persons on board
the liner Adriat>s who had tried to
evade the regulations and Illegally
emisrate to America.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
Greek Letter Fraternities
 Celebrate at Schenectady

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April 24. The founding of the Greek letter fraternity system at Union College 100 years ago will be celebrated with fitting ceremonies here this fall.
 Nearly every national Greek letter organization will send representa- tives to participate in the centennial festivities.
 The so-called Big Three of the national fraternities, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi and Delta Phi, all were formed at Union College. Kappa Alpha, which claims to be the oldest of the country's national Greek let ter fraternities, was begun in 1925 and Sigma Phi and Delta Phi were instituted two years later. In con- nection with the celebrations these three fraternities will erect a me morial gate at the entrance to Jack son Garden on the north side of the Union campus to commemorate the founding of the fraternity system
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
Excursion to Anchorage
 IS an Assured Success

The excursion to Anchorage to- morrow morning is now an assured fact, Mr. J. T. Cunningham notifying The Gateway thatathe railroad would get the train into Anchorage about I o'clock D. m. Saturday, leaving An chorage at 7 a. m. Sunday, arriving at Seward about l o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Anchorage is making arrangements ish form, and everything possible will be done to make their stay pleasant. The Empress will give special pro- gram and organ recital for those who do not care to attend the smoker, and the Hotel Anchorage has made arrangements to handle the crowd in an economical manner. The fare will be only $9.15 for the round trip, which gives everyone an opportun- ity to go A special coach will be provided for the excursionists and breakfast will be-. eaten at Tunnel.
 The following are among those who have signified their intention of talk ing the trip: Mir. and Mrs. George Schmitt, MT. and Mrs. Jack Peterson, the Misses Bettinini, Rousch, Ulle- land, Dykstra, H. B. Selby. Jr., Os- car Dahl, John Crook, Al Blair, John Mattisch, and a number of others whose names are withheld.
 The train will leave Seward sharp at six o'clock and passengers should take a lunch with them to provide against accidental delay
 Engineer John Rosness will pull the excursion train tomorrow, which is assurance that good time will be made.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
SEATTLE AT HOME,
 TAKES FIRST GAME

SEATTLE, Wn., Apr. 24.-John Mill jus Seattle pitcher, hurled the first game of the Indians at home and held Vernon scoreless. The Indians made run in the second and one in the sixth
 Homers, Myatt of Cleveland, Cave ny for Cincinnati, Miller of Chicago, Smith of Pittsburgh, Kelley of New York. Wheat and Fournier of Brook lyn. Moran, Henline and Huber of Philadelphia, Mclaughlin and Kopp of Sacramento.
 Pacific Coast League. Seattle 2, Vernon 0.
 San Francisco 10, Sacramento ,. Los Angeles 5, Salt Lake 4. Portland at Oakland, grounds wet.
 National League. New York s, Boston 4. Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 10. Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn 8. St Louis 2, Cincinnati 2.
 American League. Boston 4, Philadelphia 15. Cleveland 14, St. Louis 9. Washington 2, New York l. Chicago 1, Detroit Q.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
International Swimming Meet Planned for Hawaii next year

HONOLULU, April 24.-An inter national swimming meet in Honolu- lu during an entire week in June. 1926 at which Oriental, Australian. Hawaiian and mainland American swimmers will compete has been plan ned by Judge William T. Rawlins, Of the United States District Court, and Colonel w. H. Beckman, president of the Illinois Athletic Club, who is visiting here
 Judge Rawlins, known as the fath- CT of competitive swimming in Ha- waii, suggested the meet and propos ed that the Illinois organization assist in reviving the sport of swimming here by sending out a number of its stars. Colonel Beckman said he would bring the matter to the atten- tion of the Illinois Club and added he felt sure that the club would follow the suggestion.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
view than one usually associates with

view than one usually associates with a Prussian official. He has spent six years in foreign countries, chief ly in the United States and Great Britain, and is keenly appreciative of the horror that the foreigner has of official red tape and bureaucracy. He therefore seems bent upon sweeping these bureaucratic cobwebs away as fast as possible.
 One task confronting him is that of fighting corruption and loose mor- als in the German capital. During the imitation period all sorts of vices such as gambling, thieving and even murder spread in Berlin to an alarm ing degree.
 The new chief of police seems deter mined to clean up the city. He con- ducts most of the raids personally, and already his name is feared with that element that shuns the light of day.
 The new chief of police is much interested in the international aspects of the control of crime. He is of the opinion that the modern crimi- nal has so many technical devices at his disposal, such as the airplane, the radio, the fast automobile, etc., that an ever closer cooperation be- tween the police forces of the diff ferent countries is essential.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
Odd Fellows Entertain
 Rebekahs Last Night

Following work in the third degree last night, when prominent Kenai guide was taken into the order, the Odd Fellows threw open the doors of their spacious hall in entertaining the Rebekahs and their families. Two long tables were comfortably filled by the assemb1age which thorough ly enjoyed the hot coffee, sandwiches and cakes provided
 Many applicants are pouring into both lodges and some good times are being enjoyed by everyone except the candidates.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
BerIin's New Police Chief
 Starts in to Clean Up City

BERLIN, April 24.-Berlin has a new chief of police. and everybody knows it. His name is Dr. Freid- ensburg, and he succeeds Herr Rich ter who was swept out of office be- cause of his friendship with the Bar mat Brothers. involved in one of the largest of postwar financial scan dals.
 Dr. Freidensburg has far wider
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
Johnson Swings Heavy

WASHINGTON, D. C., Apr. 24.- Walter Johnson, the Senator's famous pitcher, with bases full in the ninth inning yesterday, doubled pretty one into the field enabling the Sen ators to beat the Tanks by a score of two to one.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

MT. c. c. Hinde was las+ night ap- pointed school treasurer by the city council, to fill the vacancy on the school board occasioned by the re- signation of Miss Waugh. The ap- pointment was at the request of the school board.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

A country is safe while one can be a good citizen without attracting attention.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

This is a frank age, but there is only one book on the market actually named Bunk"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

FOR SALE-New oak dining room set, buffet, table, six chairs. Inquire Seward Grill If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

My Made to Measure Suits always satisfy in fit, workmanship and qual- ity. Jordan's Valet Service. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

Remember my dry cleaning system makes the old clothes look new again.
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Eastman Kodaks anu supplies at the Alaska Shop. u
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

The modern girl is more interested in riding habit than reading habit
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

Brunswick Monographs and Re- cords. The Alaska Shop. tf
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CAN USE A FEW MORE CUS- TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
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Ladies' ana Gents Alfalfa Harvest ing-O. K. Barber Shop. tf.
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Eaton, Crane, Pike Stationery at the Alaska Shop. tf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

Parker's Duofold Fountain Pens, at the Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

Haas Fresh Candies at the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

Remington Portable Typewriters at Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24

Picture Framing at the Alaska Shop. If
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-24
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
Helps You Get All the Good from
Your Daily Food.

It is now a we'll established fact that McCoy's
Tablets also increase the utilization of other
forms of food. They help your weakened system
to extract from your daily food all the vital
elements of sound health and solid flesh. Just
a few weeks use of McCoys Tablets usually
shows marked increase in weight and strength.
If you would gain in weight, see holows fill out
and see in your mirror angles melt into pleasing
curves, begin regular treatment with McCoy's
Tablets You'll not suffer long weeks of wait
ing. few days will evidence wonderful
change for the better and continued treatment
will soon see the scales tip to normal weight.
Don't be thin. Make up your mind to weigh
what you should. And with the added weight
will come wonderful sense of well-being and
fitness that will surprise you.
McCoy's Tablets are not a medicine in the
ordinary sense of the word. They are true
food that will build you up to strength and vigor
quickly.
But be sure you insist upon McCoy's Tablets.
They are the original and genuine and are
guaranteed to give you complete satisfaction or
your money will be refunded. Begin adding
healthy, "stay-there" flesh today. Go to your
nearest druggist, buy your first box of McCoys
Tablets, 60 for 60 cents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

Cows Tablets have record of results behind
them. Only the extractives used and each
tablet corresponds to a teaspoonful of the plain
Cod Liver Oil
They offer, in easy-to-take form, the most d.
gestible of fats, combined with other ingredients
that soothe the nerves, tone up the digestion and
enrich the blood. 1t penetrates the membranes
with comparative ease, entering the lacteal
vessels readily and carrying with it the oil and
the essential elements of true up-building food.
The results are: improved digestive processes,
increase in red blood corpuscles, stimulation of
healthy cell formation throughout the body and
rapid increase in body weight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
Cod Liver Oil Supplies Needed
Elements.

Now, how are we to get the proper supply of
these valuable food accessories? Medical science
has yet to discover any preparation that can
supply all the needed elements to put on solid
healthy flesh as does Cod Liver Oil.
The valuable medicinal properties of Cod Liver
Oil were discovered as long ago as 1865. And
ever since that time it has satisfactorily been
healing the sick and building up thin, scrawny,
rundown humans. And Cod Liver Oil is the one
thing that has successfully withstood the test OF
time, 1t is the same today as it was 156 years
ago when its benefits first became generally
known.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

by everywhere recnstuent
peculiar
Its however
dagreeabe hy SMELL which
nauseates people
Professor of the Faculty Medicine
Cod Liver
from the of the oil
influence nutrition And recently these
successfully compounded
found solves the problem of
prescribing without distress discomfort.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
What Happens When You
Overeat.

"Overeating will cause emaciation in
nearly all cases where the digestion is
impaired and where food is taken in ex-
cess of the amount the body can appro-
pirate. In such cases the excess is
treated by nature as foreign matter. To
eliminate it nature must first decompose
it by fermentation. In such cases, there
fore, food acts reversely, that is, instead
of building tissue, producing strength
and storing fat, it consumes energy and
preys upon the vital processes of the
body.
Unbalanced diet often causes abnormal
thinness by over-consumption of a given
article of food or foods for which an
appetite has been cultivated. Guided
by false appetite often mistaken for
real hunger, person frequently finds
his menus thrown entirely out of balance
and becomes surfeited with some ele-
ments of nutrition while suffering from
a deficiency of others"
No matter how much food you eat, nor how good
its quality, if your system is incapable of prop
erly extracting the nutriment from it, you cannot
gain in weight. Then, again, much of our modern
foods are lacking, because of refining processes
and excessive cooking, the valuable and ndis-
pensable vitamines and mineral salts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

DRS. I. ID. & l.. A.. Wis: 81 can say
that In one case the patient gained
is pounds in five weeks. ! have sew.
ersl pa TENTS taking these tablets at
the present time"
DIR. @. H., Wis: Had patient SO
years Of age. anemlc, T. Il: spine. no
appetite, nauseated. Didn't think
anything would do her much good;
put her on McCoy's Tablets-gained
ten pounds In three weeks and feel-
ing fine. Have used this tablet on
at least one dozen patients and every
patient has come back for more
DIR, j. B., N. Y: 81 have used Nc
Coy's Tablets in a number of cases
for which I would give Cod Liver OIL
and will say that j was very much
pleased with the results. 1 have had
one case in particular who could not
take Cod Liver Oil, that ! gave Nc:
Coy's with good results. She was 10
years of age and was badly run
down. She Is now gaining In weight.
1 now use McCoy's in all cases who
are run down and under weight and
they don't know they are taking Cod
Liver OIL"
NV son. who Is sixteen. due to ardu-
Gus studies at high school and to a
too rapid growth. became thin and
pale and did not gain the necessary
nourlshment from his food until ne
Started 10 take your tablets. In a
little over two months he had gained
eleven and half pounds and feels
and looks one hundred per cent better
than he did before starting to use
them.
Several others TO whom l have told
this story have used your tablets with
almost equally as good results anu !
have no hesitanCy In recommending
their use to anybody in need OF y
good tonic and body builder. GEO.
q. O'BRIEN. Mahwah. ". j.
After my attack Of Flu ] was thin,
rundown and weak. | had sailOw
complexion. my cheeks were sunk N
and I was continually troubled with
gas In my stomach. ! felt stuffy ana
had lost my appetite. j had READ
about McCoy's Cod Liver OH Tablets
and decided to give them a triaL
began TO pick up an appetite at once
my cheeks filled out, and my com,
plexion became healthy looking and
i gained is lbs. In six weeks. and
am very thankful for what McCOf.s
COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND TAB.
LETS did for me. MISS ALBERTA
ROGERS. 26i W. Cerro Gorda St.
Decatur. Ill.