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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
THOMAS H. HERNDON DIES,
HEART DISEASE VICTIM
Former Employe of Department of
the Interior and Prominent
AS Church Worker.

Thomas II. Herndon. - wears old
formerly an employe of the United
States Department of the Interior for
nearly 25 years and long "A prominent
church worker here, died of heart dis
ease at his residence, 1il9 Clifton
street Yesterday. He was retired
from the Government service a year
ago.
Mr.. Herndon had been a member of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church during his residence here. and
served the church as an elder for sew
eral years. He was president of the
American Cross Of Honor. an organi-
zation granted a charter by Congress
many years ago.
He had long been enga ged in literary
work. having written A book of poems
and contributed numerous articles. in
prose, to several publica lions in Wash.
ington and elsewhere.
Mr. Herndon was native of a ber-
deem. Miss. He moved to Washington
bout % years ago. He is survived
lay his wife, son. Frank G. Herndon
two brothers, John G. and p. l.. Hcrn-
don. and sister. Mrs. George l.. Hub
ba I'd. all of this city.
Funeral services will he conducted
a the residence tomorrow morning at
/" o'clock. Rev. Joseph 4. Sizoo of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will otticiate. Interment will
be in Falls Church Cemetery. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
WAIVE PROTECTION.
N ethodist Missionaries Do Not
Ask for Exemption Abroad.

CHICAGO. October 81 CA0.-Meth-
odist missionaries to China go to
preach the teachings of Christ and
must take any physical or legal con-
sequences.
The board of foreign missions has
ruled that missionaries in foreign
lands, especially in China. should not
request protection of courts and pow
ers other than those of China nor
ask extraterritorial exemption be-
ca use they are American citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
CITIZENS TO HEAR
OF CROSS-TOWNBUS
Mass Meeting of Cathedral
Heights Residents Planned
Monday Night.

4 mass meeting to consider the i'm
problem by establishment of cross
town bus line will he held by the
Cathedral Heights Citizens Associa-
tiun at 81. Adams Guild Hall. Wis
cunsin avenue at Massachusetts, ave
nue.. next Monday night. Hugh NJ.
t'rampton. president. announced to-
day All citizens associations are re
lueSted to send representatives 10 the
mass meeting and the general public
is invited.
President FramTton announces the
ashingtGn Rapid Transit co. has
been asked to operate the proposed
cross town bus line, subject to APP
r.roval Of the Public Utilities commits
sion. and agreed to do so over the fol
loving route:
From River road and FeSsendeu
street 10 Forty eighth street. To FL
Iicott street. to Forty eighth street, t"
t'hpSa pea Ike street. To foftN -hlhth
street. to Murdoch Mill road. To MasSt-
,husetts avenue, to Tunlaw road, I"
cathedral avenue, To Massachusetts
avenue TO Garfield street, to ThirtN-
fourth street. 10 Ma SSachuSettS ave
nue.. TO Sixteenth street. to | street. /"
Nlassac husetts avenue. to Union sta
tion plaza to First street northeast. I"
= street to Maryland avenue. t" t1t-
tenth street northeast. to G street 10
MARYLAND avenue, returning over the
s.:ne route to Massachusetts avenue
and IL street, through II street |"
Twelfth. Twelfth to *. to sixteenth
street. then over the same route.
1t is the view of the members uI the
Cathedral Heights Citizens ASSurlt-
tinn that Development al their section
ri the city will be hampercd until they
are granted bus service. Leon Arnold.
president Of the transit Compa NY. az
cording 10 Mr.. krampton. has prom
iSed the residents la-minute service.
with 3O-minute service west of Amer
Jean University. with a lo-cent cash
fare or 9-cent token and free transfers
IL other lines of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
$2.25 Glove Silk Chemise, SITS

Womens Bodcetop Chcmise, OF wciglty glove silk
pcot straps Pink. peach white, orchid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
1900 BARRELS DAILY.
Yield of Argentinan Oil Well in
Government-OWn Field.

BUENOS AIRES, October 80 GP).
The ministry of agriculture re
ceived reports that an oil well at
Plaza Huincul in the government
owned field in Neuquen territory,
western Argentina, has been produc,
ing for the last TWO days at the rate
of 1900 barrels a day. record for
this field The oil is said TO be Of
high, specific gravity. and the daily
output of the well is valued at
81 / ono
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Boys Union Suits
$1.O0

Fleeced Union Suits, in gray.
High neck. long sleeves and
ankle length. Sizes 4 to 10
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

on his cheeks? German inventive
genius certainly deserves credit for
making the world safe for kissing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Sport Hose, 39c

Boys and Girls Hose. with
fancy rayon tops. Pineapple
pattern in a wide variety OF
Fall colors. Included are Boys
Golf Hose in all sizes.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Children's Forest Mills
Union Suits, S1.OO

Waist attachment : II { s,
warmly feeced. High neck,
long sleeves, ankle length; or
Dutch neck. elbow sleeves and
knee or ankle length. Sizes ?
to II years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Women's Union Suits
79c and 89c

The regular size at 79c and
the extra sizes at SOC. Low
neck. sleeveless and knee
length. Well made and rein
forced.
Kings Palace
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the firs, person didn't do ~ The
Ideal IT'S all az clear as butter"
Tho Twins laughed merrily.
Whatever are you talking about.
Mister March Hnrc2 We don't un.
dcrstnnd n word what is Il all
aboutT"
Snakes" said tho hare 30 short.
" that the Twins jumped,
Snakes they shouted.
Yes. -n-a--k--e snakes. .
said tho hare with n worried look.
You sec It's this way. Right
under those rocks the whole snake
family Is asleep. They haven't the
least idea that It is so near spring,
in fact that spring In here. And
want them TO stay asleep as long
as possible. There In only one
thing that viii wake them up and
TINT mustn't happen
"What2" asked Nick.
Thunder said the March Hare
II shall have 10 get word to Mister
Sprinkle Blow. tho Weather Man.
to keep the nuisance fairies locked
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UP tight. 1f the Storm Boys get
out and begin pounding their drums
up In the sky, pop every snake
this side OF China will wake up like
"a shot"
They won't sleep all summer,
will they?' asked Nancy. They
have to wake up some time
Sure" said the March Hare, but
not until all tho little toads and all
tho little frogs and all the little
rabbits and all tho lite everythings
have got good start and can hop
away as soon as they see Mister
Snake coming. The longer the
spring thunder holds off. the better
chance they VIII have to grow"
Then let's hurry and send word
20 Mister Spginlkle Blow" said Nan.
cy anxiouslT looking up at some
black clouds.
But before the March Hare could
answer, flash crash bangl such
a loud clap OF thunder split the sky
that everybody Jumped about foot
TOO late now" said the March
Hare, "And all because | talked so
much. That's what comes Of talk.
ing instead OF acting. Now I'll
have 20 go and telephone TO Mrs.
Toad TO watch her children and not
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Suddenly tho March Hare stop
ped. II declare" Eaid ho anxious
ly. III forgot completely. com.
pletely forgot. certainly did"
"what?'' asked Nick What did
you forget. Mister Hare
II forgot the .otlncation." said
the March Hare impatlently
"Tho notifI-- whatT' said the
Twins together.
"Thc notification" said ;hc March
Hare. Il have 10 notify somebody
about something that somebody else
won't know that something has hap.
pened."
FOR goodness sakeF' said Nancy.
You're regular riddle book. Mis-
ter Hare. that's exactly what YOU
sound like"
Whats that?" said the hare abb
sently What sounds like n rid.
die? Just because / said that II a
certain persons didn't do something,
or rather IL he did do something.
a second person would take adyan.
tage and make trouble Just because
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hut that his obliging her in this
dcreltctlun OF duty would influence
her answer when she gave IL TO
hun
Just about the time when Ike
went To cali the shipper 90 dress
FOR supper, the ship had swept vol
inside the line OF reef s1ngca dot
tins the chart of the straits, No
light wlnked friendly warning, stew
ems had taken good bearing he
fore dark. and as long as the breeze
held true and fair he had no fears.
But tho breeze drew ahead. foil
light, then died. And the ripple Of
tho tide was sharp aud disquiciing,
Jake heard Ike call the skipper
heard him answer some question
which he did not hear Mary start
ed sharply when the sails Tapped.
She tried 10 pierce the darkness
with her keen eyes. hut everything
looked dark except for a queer.
darker loom tina, seemed 70 grow
up out OF a white fringe. Then
Drake rushed out OF the compan'
lonWay. staring around in alarm.
lie ran aft, seeking the watch Of
ficcr. And as he cOllided with Jake
stevens, boiling over with angry
yituperailon. the bis ship shuddered
from dogyancs 10 keel, scTaped oNcr
a hidden reef. heelrd over as an,
other obstruction 1860 az her hllsc,
and staggered 20 standstlll
Where have you put the shipg'
shouted Drake. thrusting his face
close TO the mates
Ask" Jake began 10 reply an
gritty Mhry's sharp eyes seemed
to cut of his words, Instead OF
finishing. telling tho truth shame
fully, no laughed sayagciy in the
shippers white face.
Go TO heir he snarled Mary
put her hands 20 her carr, and
shrank as far into tho black sha'
dows OF the deckhouse as she could
The very air seemed TO drOop low
FUN OF eva. She could 500 the
black shapes OF three men by the
wheel. The hctmsmnn stood stolid'
( ~ AZ tho apokcs. wanting orders
before I've would Quit the futile post
I Tho great. crouehinE shouldercd
shape OF Jake Stevens swayrd
bearlike. She could almost see the
slighter. hut al powerful figure Of
Drake between THE other two. and
in the subdued radiance 81 tho bin.
nacls light she saw the white scar
I OF brakes cheek quiyering fear.
fully.
She felt shrek forcing her
throat apart. and stuffed It with her
hands In the next instant she ist
Iit come forth stark and terrified.
FOR Alden Drake seemed 70 sprinE
hike a steel blade. his fist cracked
sharply asalns, Jake's faes. and
Jake pitched thru the pipe rails
into the tinkilng tide
no BE Continuedl
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Tibet angle
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO LESLIE PRES.
corr. CONTINUED

a little later. Leslie. perhaps Jim
nile Condor can carry on the bust.
ness, but you know that your "a.
ther did not think he was capable
or he would have put him in in.
stead OF me. Besides. il is mad.
ness 10 reward man who. like
Condor. had prepared 10 run away
with the payroll BY bringing him
back and making him general man
.agcr OF the firm.
IL will be some years before
will feel that can fully trust him.
He Ia very young and very lmpuls-
i've In the meantime we can not
shut down the mill
Leslie. in some ways you arc one
Of the most innocent women ! have
ever known. All women are most
unforgiying OF those sins they know
nothing about. Some old French.
man said. Tho temptation to which
we think II Is most sinful 20 sue.
cumb is the temptation which does
not tempt us.
think you VIII find this true.
thought. dear-yes. you arc still
the dearest woman on this earth
that you might at least come 70
understand that men are queer
creatures. slightly monstrols per
haps. in the eyes Of the delicately
minded woman. Such IL mans
complex heart that he can love n
woman with his whole soul and he
untrue to her all the time. That
is the difference between n man
and a woman. a man can be in
love with one woman while being
very much interested In another.
and n woman may be interested in
many men but she can only love
one OF them at time.
Leslie. do / have to tell you that
the woman In a mans arms IN not
always the woman OF his heart
Have you not yet learned from tho
modern stories and from the lives
OF your friends that. however tragic
woman regards the seventh com.
mandment. 10 man It has always
seemed something like the clgh.
tenth amendments law that may
be necessary for the other fellow.
but not for ones self.
You see. dear, am being per.
fectly frank and honest with you.
I am not trying to gloss over any.
thing. and yet wnnt. oh. how
want you TO know, that | love you
with all the intensity of the male
animal as well as with all tho nd
miration and reverence. Of which
my soul Is capable.
You are mine. dear. However
much you may cbafe against your
bonds. you IRE mine.
am proud Of my possession, and
strange as II may seem TO you, !
want you 20 be happy.
on course. there arc times when
I forget you utterly. Men have
minds OF only ono track. When
they are using It to further their
business, or any other activity
which does not concern their wives,
they forget them.
Copyright. 1895. n. II. 4. Service. Inc.)
TOMORROW - This letter con.
tinucd.
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REGINA, Saskatchewan. Tho es.
timated value OF .hc total wool clip
OF the three prairlo provinces for
tho past year is SGSl. 7Oo obtained
for 100000 pounds of wool. sas.
katchowans share OF this was $40.
600 pounds, FOR which an average
price of 20 cents per pound was OBJ
tanned
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LONDON. In ST. Adams abbey
the tick Of watch can be heard
from one end OF tho building TO the
other. In tho Gloucester cathedral
the gallery Of oct0gonal form con.
veys a whisper 10 foot across the
nave.
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leave them alone for n minute.
And 4 lot of other people besides"
Tho rain began then and the
March Hare said that would bring
all tho snakes out sure even IL tho
thunder hadn't, "oh, Welt People
should watch their children, any.
way" said he. I'm not going to
worry"
Cro BE Continued.)
Copyright 1885. ", u. A. Service, Inc
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By KEN KTT I'M
BY MARTIN
BY BLOSSER
by TAYLOR

OTTAWA, ont,-The c0n''a',
a carlton Of SO bells, one y :, K.
largest on the continent " .,,s, /
stalled In the new victory ~ ia
the parliament buildings here :. 4
been lot. it is understood !, Z cres
firm Of Gillctt \ Johns0, ,,,Il uaut
don. England, who also VIII Which n
faeturo the great CLOCK
,a,lorn the tower, n, 4
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TOMORROW - This letter con.
tinued.
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Evening star., 1925-10-04
BAGGAGE SWITCH
IN BIG GEM THEFT
Robber Knew of Presence OF
$150,O00 in Diamonds in
Mans Trunk.
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.

SpeCldl DuSpdtcu 10 no StAi
CHICAGO. October 3.-Some one
who knew Edward L. Morse, a jewelry
salesman Of New York, and also knew
his trunk contained $1s0.000 in dia.
monds, is guilty Of the adroit theft Of
the gems Friday night by means OF a
switch in baggage checks, according
to the theory on which police are
working.
Morse. who is a member Of the
firm Of Morse Brothers. came to Chi
cago September %, called on several
customers, and was to start last night
for Indianapolis.
Morse received check for the
trunk at the Hotel Sherman. At the
station he found his check called for
an empty trunk. His was missing.
This was found at the Atlantic Hotel
rifled A taxi driver was found who
took the man and trunk to the Allan.
tic. There the man registered as
Henry Cohen, but he had fed.
Louis Grossman, an acquaintance
of Morse, is in custody.
He was with me while I packed
the trunk and knew 1 was sending it
to the Polk Street station" Morse
said.
Also in custody is Dennis Callahan.
identified by the head porter at the
Hotel Sherman as the man to whom
he gave a trunk check at the same
time he gave a bell boy the check for
Morses trunk.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

"Was Belgium embroiled in the
World War because 1t gratifled tho
desires of her people?" the Irish
leader asked. els that why Ireland
has been involved in the difficult
fighting of her history? Our work
toward universal peace would be very
difficult II we began on that premise
Gen. Mulcahy differed also with Sir
Robert Horne's criticism of the sug-
gestion made by Thomas Johnson
another member of the Free State
delegation, that any British colony be
permitted, If 1t cared to. to remain
neutral in war involving Great
Britain and a foreign power.
II do not want to get into q con-
troversy with Sir Robert" Mr.. Null
cahy said, but we cannot shut our
eyes to the fact that there are domes-
tic questions which must be con-
sidered in any plan to end war"
He declared the Irish feel I'VE can
best discharge our obligations to our
selves, to the world. humanity and to
Evening star., 1925-10-04
by becoming more intensely

God by becoming more intensely
Irish."
The proposal by Thomas johnson
that self-governing colonies Of the
British Empire be permitted to remain
neutral in any war involving England
brought an immediate response from
Sir Robert Horne, who pointed out 1t
would be an exceedingly convenient
arrangement for Great Britain in that
1t would conf1ne the war to a limited
territory. He could not conceive, how
ever, that any belligerent would agree
to a portion Of the British Empire re-
naming neutral during q conflict and
consequently free from attack.
IndOrses Roots Views.
Sir Robert characterized Mr.. Root s
paper as most Illuminating, ripe
with wisdom and of brilliant states
manship." He would not change q
single phrase or sentence, but would
like to add that the ideal program
would be for the nations of the world
to reach an accord on points of inter-
national law concerning which there
Evening star., 1925-10-04

lean sovereignty the American Pc
pie through their authorized repr
sentatives, have time and agai
pledged themselves in the most al
thoritative manner to accord the Eli
pino people the same unselfish a
sistance along the road that leads
national freedom.
THE successful conclusion Of tn.
PhilippineAmerican adventure in il
ternational idealism will contribut
atmosphere Of friendship that is tn
very basis Of amicable relations b.
tween nations and which is the all
of any declaration of the rights an
duties of states"
Evening star., 1925-10-04
DRY ARRESTS FALL OFF.
Liquor Scarer In Capital Now, the
Police Declare.

A decided decrease in arrests for
bootlegging is shown In police reports
the past few days. and officials famil-
lar with the situation declare the work
of Commissioner Frederick A. Fen
ning's flying squadron" under COM
mand of Capt. Guy E. Burlingame,
has made bootleg liquor scare.
One hundred and eighty-eight indi-
viduals were arrested the past week
for intoXicat+sn.
Other arrests resulting from the
handling and drinking Of liquor dur
ing the week included the following:
Selling liquor, IA; illegal possession, So;
transporting, II; manufacturing, 2;
driving while intoxicated, Is; drinking
in public, 5.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
LAW CODIFICATION
PLAN INDORSED BY
WORLD CONGRESS

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Continued from First Page.)
own suggestion for setting up a cod
if1cation commission by the confer
ence Immediately become the rallying
point for the discussion that followed
Spokesman Of the British. German,
French, Rumanian, CZechoslovakian
Belgian and other groups made
known their approval of the idea.
Gen. Mulcahy Differs.
The sole exception taken by any of
the speakers to the statement in Mr..
Roots paper that wars could not be
successfully prosecuted unless they
were believed in by the peoples con-
cerned. was raised by Gen. Richard
Mulcahy of the Irish Free State.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Commissions Issued.

Commissions in the Officers Reserv
Corps Of the Army have been issue
to John j. Tigert, commissioner
education, as a major and staff spt
cialist, and to James E. Callan. Chew
Chase, Md, as a captain in the DUAL
termaSter Corps.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Autos Collide; Driver Arrested

Automobiles driven by James L.
Downey of Dubois, Pa, and Edward
8. Dey of Ballston. Va, collided last
night at Fourteenth street and Ohio
avenue, according to a police report
Downey was arrested and charged
with colliding.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
=. BISHOP TO REVIEW
VERDICT OF HERESy
Liberalism to Have Place in
Episcopal Sessions at
New Orleans.
~ the Consolidated Press.

- the Consolidated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. October 3.-Shall
the word "obey" be removed from the
Episcopal marriage ceremony? That
IS one Of the important questions to
como before the House OF Bishops OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church. as
sembling here like the gathering OF
the parliament of a worldwide empire.
Tho convention begins next Wednes-
day.
From Alaska, Central America,
China, India, Africa and the isles of
the Southern Seas the bishops are
coming to decide how the church
shall meet the problems raised by the
new economic system and modern
science.
The movement to have the word
"obey' stricken from the marriage
ritual is strongly supported, but 1t is
opposed by another strong group
which seeks to make divorce CRIME
against the rules of the church. II
1. impossible at this time to hazard
q prediction as to the outcome.
VIII Review Brown Case.
The House of Bishops will be called
upon also to review the findings OF
two lower ecclesia stical courts In the
heresy case of Bishop Brown, the So
called Communist Bishop. Blsnop
Brown is here in person TO press ms
case. He brought upon himsell the
charge of heresy by publishing pooh
two years ago in which he pleaueu
for liberal view of the nature OF Cod
ua Thought that God should be con-
ceiyed as an omnipresent force rather
than as a being with humanl1ke at
tributes. e
.If they sustain the charge OF
heresy against me for my views theS
will convict every intelligent member
of the church." said Bishop Brown TO-
day.
Some of the bishops fear that ap-
nroyal Of the conviction would MAKE
tbe church fundamentalst, or at
least encourage such fundamentallst
elements as are in it. The conse-
ouence of this, they say, would De
nothing less than schism.
Has No Personal Feeling.
Bishop Brown has no personal feel
ing against those who found mn,
guilty Of heresy. They are all goou
fellows" he said. Il hold nothing
against them. Twenty-Five years ago,
before nv eyes were opened, l would
have done as they did. =,
There is a strong sentiment tor I'D
eralism among these bishops VINO nave
arrived. Youth will have its chance
at this convention" said Archbishop
Talbot, the head of the church III
America. I'VE feel that youth must
be given greater influence in the
church.
The House of Bishops will be freed
at this meeting Of so-called dead
hands" In the past the presiding
bishop has been selected for seniority
alone. Now the one highest official
of the church is to be elected on the
floor of the House of Bishops. The
more liberal elements hope to impress
their views upon the policy of the
church in this way.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Virginia tobacco recently purchased
by the tobacco monopoly of Poland is
valued at 100000 Polish crowns.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Warns of Red Menace,

A. de Vries of Esthonia called atten-
tion to what he said was a danger
that threatened the peace to an extent
greater than was realiZed-might
against right. That situation, he said,
prevailed In those countries where
racial and cultural minorities are be-
ing suppressed.
1T probably Is not generally re-