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Evening star., 1925-07-26
10 NEW TEACHERS
FOR GEORGETOWN
Eight of Faculty Will Take
Posts Elsewhere, Dean
Annoupces.

Addition of 10 new professors to
the faculty of Georgetown University
and the transfer of 8 men from the
university staff to other institutions
were announced yesterday by Rev.
L. J. Gallagher, dean of the univer-
sity.
Rev. Francis x. Delany, now at
Kingston, Jamaica, will become treas
urer of Georgetown University when
the new professors take their posts
at the opening of the academic year
in September.
Other changes include Rev. Joseph
Close Of Poughkeepsie, who will teach
philosophy here; Rev. Michael Hogan,
also of Poughkeepsie, who will be a
professor of pre-legal subjects; Rev.
John j. O'Connor of Fordham Uni
versity faculty, who will teach sopho-
more English and Latin classes; Rev.
Edward c. Phillips of Woodstock Col
lege will assume charge of the OBJ
servatory, Mark J. Smith will become
professor of history and Edward Nc
Tammany, Joseph A. Maloney, Rich
ard NJ. McKeown and Edward ].
Nuttall, all of Woodstock.
Those who are going to other posts
include Peter c. Masterson, who is
going to Poughkeepsie; Rev. Boyd
Barrett, to Dublin; Rev. p. H.
Burkett, to ST. Joseph's College, Phil
adelphia; Rev. P. G. Corcoran, Wood
stock; Rev. Terrence Connolly, who
takes up theological studies at Pough-
keepsie; Rev. George E. Hanlon, Holy
Cross University; Rev. Henry A. Nc
Garraty, to Fordham, and d. j.
Coley, to Woodstock for studies.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
ASKS RESTRAINING ORDER
AGAINST GEAR COMPANY
Chicago Man Claims Hall Corpora
tion Is Trying to Sell to
Other Interests.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 25.-Argu-
ment in show cause order why the
Hall Draft Gear Corporation of
Watervliet should not be restrained
from the sale of its holdings were
conducted before Supreme Justice
Charles Z. Nichols in special term.
Decision was reserved.
The action was brought by Samuel
w. Pass of Chicago, who claimed he
entered into an option for sale of the
corporation to him for 100000 after
the firm had shown its patent rights to
the gear were as represented The
plaintiff alleges that he has not had
this proof and that the defendant is
conducting negotiations for the sale
of the plant to other interests.
The defense said Pass had called
the corporation on the telephone from
Chicago after the option had been
signed and said he wished to repudi-
ate it. The corporation said specific
performance of contract cannot be
ordered as the option is binding alone
upon the corporation, leaving Pass
free to buy or not.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
BELT LINE Project
DECLARED BENEFIT
Promoters Declare it Will
Not Hurt Residence Values
in Suburbs in Maryland.

Denial of the assertion that the
construction of a proposed belt rail-
road and terminal around the District
in Maryland would tend in any way
to destroy or harm outlying residen-
tial property, was made yesterday in
a statement by officials Of the Allan
e. Walker Investment Co., which is
behind the project.
Maj. z. Brooke Lee, secretary of
state of Maryland. is leading the fight
against the granting of the belt rail-
roads petition before the Maryland
Public Service Commission, alleging
that 1t will mean a destruction of the
regional development of the metropolis
tan area in Maryland adjacent to
Washington.
Officials of the Allan E. Walker In.
Vestment Co. say that their belt line
will parallel most of the way the rail.
road line, which has been located
there for between IS and 20 years. Al
the present time, there are CONNER.
cial projects at Bethesda, Chevy Chase
Lake and other points and the ques.
ton never has been raised Of marring
residential development.
Own 1000 Acres.
The statement pointed out that the
Loughborough Development Corpora
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largest land holders in the section
through which the belt line is to pass
owning something in the neighbor.
hood of 1000 acres of ground. Much
OF this was purchased, the statement
said, for high-class residential prop
critics. Many tracts will be laid off in
villa sites; others subdivided into
smaller sites, but all will be high-class
suburban residential property, with
the exception of that used for indus
trial development.
Furthermore, the statement quot.
ed w. Edgar Leedy, in charge of the
company's belt line project, "the late
Allan z. Walker purchased a mag.
nificent estate of 314 acres a short dis.
tance north of Loughborough Just a
few weeks before he died and made
other purchases of high-class residen-
tial property in that section. If any
damage were to result either to exist.
ing residential sections or territory
suitable for such development the
Allan E. Walker interests, the largest
holders of such property beyond the
District line, would be the severest
sufferers
Expect Large Benefits.
The statement said that opposition
to the belt line and terminal project
derstanding. TT has always been the
aim of the Walker interests to develop
property to it's best advantage and to
do nothing that would be detrimental
to any section in which it Is operating.
Nothing proposed or likely to be pro-
posed will mar or interfere in any
way with the DEVELOPMENT of subur.
ban Washington as a high-class resi-.
dental locality, while 1t is certain
that Washington and its environs will
be tremendously benefited by the belt
line and terminal project"
1t was further stated that the de-
lay OF three weeks in the hearing be.
fore the Public Service Commission
was granted. not because of protesta.
ton against the project. but at the
request of officers of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. who would have
been unable to attend because of alb.
sence from the State.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Two Girls Missing.

Two 15-year-old girls, Lena Thorn
ton and Dolores Selden, the former
residing at 1920 Burns street south
east and the latter at 4231 Gault place
northeast, have been missing since
Monday. Police were told of their
disappearance and efforts are being
made to locate them. They are said
to have taken away extra supplies of
clothing, but had very little cash, so
far as members of their families were
able to tell.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
HOWARD U. PLANS DRIVE.
Publicity Campaign Is Devised 20
Get Work Before Public.

Howard University Is soon to launch
uron a nationwide educational cam
paign TO acquaint the philanthropic
public with the service rendered by
the university, according to a state
ment from the publicity committee
which was appointed by the board of
trustees at it's last meeting.
Plans for the publicity campaign
were laid at a meeting of the commit
tee at New York City, which was at
tended by DR.. Charles Brown, dean of
the divinity school, Yale University,
who is president of the Howard Uni
versity board Of trustees; DR.. j. Stan
ley Durkee, president of the univer-
sity; DIR. Emmett j. Scott, secretary
treasurer; DR.. ]. E. Moorland, DR.. M.
o. Dumas, DR.. NJ. F. Wheatland and
J. r. Hawkins, members of the board
of trustees; Emory B. Smith, alumni
secretary: E. c. Williams, librarian,
Howard University, and Dean Kelly
Miller, representing the faculty.
Wooden toys made in Germany are
so unpopular that the factories are
Evening star., 1925-07-26
MUST GIVE UP BOOKS.
Stenographer Held Accounts fol
Money She Claimed Due.

The books of the Alaska Pacific
Coal Company must be surrendered
to the custody of the clerk of the
District Supreme Court, according to
an order of Justice Stafford dispos-
ing of a controversy between Henry
r. Hartman, president of the COM
pany, and his former stenographer,
Miss Josephine Feeley.
Miss Feeley claimed Hartman
owes her s2.639 for services, and
while he was sick she took posses
sion of the books of the company
and other assets of the plaintiff
The books will be open to inspection
Of all interested.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
ITALY MAKES 2O,0OO,OOO
LIRE GIFT TO VATICAN
Cuts That Amount From Price to
Be Paid for Villa, Site of
American College.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME. July 25.-The Epocha says
the purchase price of 40,000,000 lire
for the villa of Santa Maria Della
Pieta, acquired by the Vatican, repre-
sents a reduction of 20.000.000 lire
from the actual value of the property
the Italian government contributing
this sum as a gift to the Vatican.
The newspaper adds that the estate
on which the new American College
will be built is valued by experts at
so. 100000 lire, which the Vatican as
serted 1t was unable to pay because of
the present condition of its treasury
The government then voluntarily set
the lower figure which had been sug
gested as the limit the Vatican could
pay.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
New Motor Fuel Being Tried.

In Philadelphia a new motor fuel de-
signed to meet the high compression
type of motors is being tried out. The
new substance is said to be more vola-
tile than gasoline and to eliminate the
detonation of explosion. The nature
OF the fuel makes 1t impractical for
all filling stations at once, but spe-
cial equipment is being installed in a
number of garages for the present.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
$4,000 ACRES BURNED.
Forester, Grief-Stricken, Tries tt
Die In Flames.

RATHENOW. Prussia. July 25 CP).
A vast forest fire in the timberland
near Rathenow yesterday did great
damage, but last night was brought
under control More than IL 900 acres
of timber land were completely burned
over.
The local forester, 20 years old, was
prevented with difficulty, from throw
Ing himself into the flames, owing to
grief over seeing the greater part of
he forest on which he had spent
many years of labor destroyed.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
HEADS AMBULANCE MEN.
Col. w. E. Butler Elected President
of Association.

BALTIMORE, Md, July % P.-
The annual convention of the United
States Ambulance Service Association
closed today with the election of off,
GERS. Col. William E. Butler of Phila-
delphia was elected president. Will
bur P. Hunter and Edward Winters,
both of Philadelphia, were reelected
secretary and treasurer, respectively.
Philadelphia was chosen as next
years convention city.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Top: DIR. William Ewart Gye of
London, who startled the world by the
recent announcement of the discovery
and isolation of the deadly germ of
cancer. DIR. Gye, 40 years old, is the
son of railway laborer i'm Derby
shire, worked himself as a porter to
earn the money for his education In
Edinburgh.
Below: DIR. j. E. Barnard, London
halter, whose hobby of and passion
for microbes resulted in the isolation
OF the cancer germ, in cooperation
with DIR. Gye.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Wooden toys made in Germany are
so unpopular that the factories are
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