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Evening star., 1925-10-20
PLANS FOR MUSIC
FESTIVAL TO BEGIN
Rudolph to Outline Proposal
in Meeting With 250
Civic Leaders.

The movement to make Washington
the scene OF an elaborate music festi-
val next Spring will be launched when
more than $50 leaders in the civic.
business and musical circles OF the
city meet in the boardroom Of the
District Building at o'clock this aft
ernoon.
Commissioner Cuno II. Rudolph.
president of the Board of Commission
ers. will open the meeting with an ad-
dress In which he will outline the
character OF the event he and his col
leagues had in mind when they de-
cided some weeks ago to sponsor the
proposal.
In issuing the call for the meeting
the Commissioners advised those in
vited that the purpose was TO consider
the formation Of May music festival
association to carry out the desire of
the Commissioners to see Washington
stage a musical event on such "A scale
as will attract the attention of the
country.
1t Is the hope OF Commissioner Ru-
dolph that II the first festival, in 1925,
Is staged on the scale they have pic
tured 1t will become an annual
affair and lead eventually to making
Washington the music center of the
United States.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
Germany and Czechoslovakia Agree
In Pact to Arbitrate Differences

the occasion of which, according to
the municipal law OF one of the
parties, falls within the competence of
the national courts of such party, the
matter In dispute shall not be submit
ted to the procedure laid down in the
present treaty until Judgment with
final effect has been pronounced,
within reasonable time, by the COM
petent national judicial authority.
Cancellation Commission.
Article 4.-The permanent concilia-
ton commission mentioned in article
shall be composed Of five members.
who shall be appointed as follows,
that is to say: The high contracting
parties shall each nominate a COM
missioner chosen from among their
respective nationals and shall appoint
by common agreement the three other
commissioners from among the ma
tionals OF third powers: those three
commissioners must be Of different
nationalities, and the high contracting
parties shall appoint the president Of
the commission from among them. the
commissioners are appointed for three
years. and their mandate Is renewable.
their appointment shall continue until
their replacement, and in any case
until the termination of the work IN
hand at the moment Of the expiry OF
their mandate. Vacancies which may
occur as a result Of death, resignation
or any other cause shall be filed
within the shortest possible time in
the manner fixed for the nominations.
Article 5.-The permanent conciIia-
ton commission shall be constituted
within three months from the entry
into force of the present conventions
II the nomination of the commission.
ers to be appointed by common agree
ment should not have taken place
within the said period, or, in the case
OF the filling of vacancy within
three months from the time when the
seat falls vacant, the president of the
Swiss Confederation shall, in the alb.
sence of other agreement, be requested
TO make the necessary appointments
Informing Commission.
Article 6.-The permanent concilia-
ton commission shall be informed by
means of a request addressed to the
president by the two parties acting in
agreement or, in the absence of such
agreement, by one or other Of the par
ties. The request, after having given
summary account Of the subject of
the dispute, shall contain the invita-
ton to the commission to take all nec-
essary measures with q view to arrive
at an amicable settlement. II the re-
quest emanates from only one Of the
parties, notification thereof shall be
made without delay to the other party.
Article 7.-Within Is days from the
date when one Of the high contracting
parties shall have brought a dispute
Evening star., 1925-10-20
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 20-Following
is the treaty between Germany and
Czechoslovakia, which is annex E to
the security protocol.
Unofficial translation of the arbi.
tration treaty between Germany and
CZechoslovakia:
The President of the German EN-.
pire and the President Of the Czech
oslovakian republic, equally resolved
to maintain peace between Germany
and Czechoslovakia by assuring the
peaceful settlement of differences
which might arise between the two
countries. declaring that respect for
the rights established by treaty or
resulting from the law of nations Is
obligatory for international tribunals,
agreeing to recognize that the rights
of a state cannot be modified save
with it's consent, and considering that
sincere observance Of the methods Of
peaceful settlement of international
disputes permits of resolving without
recourse to force questions which may
become the cause of division between
states, have decided to embody in a
treaty their common intentions in
this respect and have named as their
plenipotentiaries the following the
plenipotentiaries are named here)
who, having exchanged their full pow
ers, found in good and due form, are
agreed upon the following articles:
Will Arbitrate Disputes.
Part 1. article ALI disputes of
every kind between Germany and
Czechoslovakia with regard to which
the parties are in conflict as their re-
spective rights, and which it may not
be possible to settle anfably by the
normal methods of diplomacy, shall
be submitted for decision either to an
arbitral tribunal or to the Permanent
Court of International Justice. as laid
down hereafter. 1t is agreed that the
disputes referred to above include in
particular those mentioned In article
13 of the covenant of the League of
Nations. The provision does not apply
to disputes arising out of events prior
to the present treaty and belonging to
the past.
Disputes for the settlement of
which a special procedure is laid down
in other conventions in force between
the high contrating parties shall be
settled in conformity with the provi-
sions of those conventions.
Article 2.-Before any resort Is
made to arbitral procedure or to pro-
cedure before the Permanent Court
of international Justice, the dispute
may, by agreement between the
parties. be submitted with a view to
amicable settlement. to permanent
international commission styled the
permanent conciliation commission,
constituted in accordance with the
present treaty.
Article 3.--In the esase of dispute,
Evening star., 1925-10-20
SPECTERS OF WAR
VIRTUALLY ROUTED
France, Poland and Czecho.
sIovakia Allied in Case
Germans Move.
Continued from First PageD


Austen Chamberlain, and the French
premier. NJ. PainleveD
The authorities in London expect
hat Germany, taking advantage OF
The terms OF the pact, will shortly
hand TO Great Britain report on the
Conditions in the Cologne area, after
which 1t is anticipated British gov
.rnment will order the removal OF
its Q 900 occupational troops to other
areas held by the allies along the
Rhine.
Great Britain will not withdraw
from the Rhine, it Is stated, but VIII
continue to be represented with the
French and Belgians as long as troops
are kept on German soil. The British
force of 5000. however, probably will
he reduced by half.
May Overthrow Luther.
BY some writer's it is foreseen that
The German NationaliStS possibly Will
ne able to overthrow the ministry of
Chancellor Luther.
President Coolidge's hint that the
United States would be willing to do
something more toward limitation OF
ornaments is regarded in some quar-
Fers as among the most important re-
suits of the Locarno negotiations. The
estminster Gazette urges the Eu-
ropean governments 10 give serious at
rention to the Presidents hint.
Much praise is given Austen Char
berlain, the British foreign secretary,
for his share in the success of the
negotiations at Locarno. Winston
Spencer Churchill, chancellor of the
Axchequer. declares that the security
1act is the only possible security for
he maintenance of peace in the fu-
nv.y- or n
Affairs Eiscount Grey describes the
agreement as probably the greatest
step toward real and assured peace
which has been made since the war"
simultaneously with the publication
of the LoCarnO agreements there
came expressions of views upon them
from an opponent and a partisan of
he League of Nations. Senator Pep
per of Pennsylvania, in an address at
Lebanon. Pa. said
The Locarno agreement is based
on the bedrock of self-interest. The
league covenant is built on the mis-
taken idea that strong nations can
he bound in advance to take sides
assigned to them III a future lineup" >"
May Promote Peace.
The Senator thought the Locarno
lCtllltIll HllSlI ACTUALLY promote
peace in Europe unless the currents
"f selfinterest changed their course.
but he regarded as 'unpleasantly
significant" the reported attitude of
hose diplomats who imagine that
he Locarno compact can be used as
the basis of a European coalition un-
friendly to the United States
He added that these diplomats We're
trying TO irritate President Coolidge
and force the hand of the United
States
At Philadelphia William c. Redfield,
who was Secretary of Commerce in
the cabinet OF President Wilson, de-
clared the world might well rejoice
at what has just transpired in that
little Swiss village. He said the
United States would find itself in
splendid isolation If it did not enter
the League of Nations soon.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
Colored Veteran Gets Clemency

Justice Jennings Bailey. in Criminal
Division /. has extended clemency to
Garland Z. Carr, colored, a veteran Of
the World War. who attempted to set
FIRE to the 81 900 900 building of the
Veterans Bureau June Il, 1922. No
damage was done the building. The
court imposed a sentence of one year
at Occoquan. and suspended it's execu-
ton during the good behavior Of the
accused. Carr admitted that he made
the attempt when he had become irri-
tated at the refusal of his claim for
compensation. He was represented by
Attorney James A. O'Shea.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
IN AUTO HEAD-ON CRASH
Three Other Persons, One a Lad,
Seriously Injured When Machine
Collides With Street Car.
By tho Associated Press.

MACON. Ga, October 20.-Two
school children were killed and two
seriously injured here this morning
when the automobile in which they
were going to Vineville School
crashed head-on into an outbound
Vineville street car a 100 yards be
yond the city limits.
The dead are Leon Lifsey. ., and
Melvin Wallace, 10.
The injured were ID. !. Walton,
owner and driver OF the automobile.
and a school boy. whose name could
not be learned. and II. y. Clark
motorman of the street car. Clari;
was slightly injured by flying glass
and shock.
Walton. on his way to work. picked
up the three school boys on their
way to school. The little Lifsey boy
swung onto the running board, there
not being room enough inside the
automobile.
Lifsey was instantly killed when
Walton. driving up the hill. swerved
TO avoid hitting boy on bicycle.
crashing into the side of the street
car which was speeding down a
steep grade. Melvin Wallace, who
was fatally injured. was rushed to
hospital, where he died within 10
minutes.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
.DE BRODES INSANE,
| DR.. WHITE ASSERTS
st. EIizabeth's Head Testi-
fies in Hearing Seeking
Lawyers Freedom.

DR.. William A White, superintend
ent OF the Government Hospital for
the Insane. testifying at the habeas
corpus hearing before Justice William
Hitz Of the District Supreme Court
for the release of George V. de Brodes.
charged with the murder OF his
mother, Frances G.. de Brodes. de-
clared that the petitioner is subject
to epileptic seizures and in not men
tally sound and should not be re-
leased.
Attorney Wilton J. Lambert for the
petitioner on cross-examination read
to the alienist excerpts from books Of
DR.. Frederick Tice, professor of medi.
cine at the University OF Illinois. and
DR.. NJ. w. Ireland, Surgeon General OF
the United States, in which 1t was set
forth that Julius Caesar. Napoleon.
Mahomet and Lord Byron suffered
from epilepsy. and asked the doctor Ii
he would say these notableS were IN
sane. DR.. White answered, Not un-
less they had been adjudicated. That
Is the only kind of insanity. which is
legal term. We have mental ill
nesses in great variety
Cites Complexities.
THE human being" continued Dr
White, "is infinitely complex. ana
epilepsy is infinitely complex and gen
eralities may not be applied TO par
ticular cases. Because Byron ma!
have had epilepsy il does not folio"
that every epileptic can write
Byronic poetry.
At the conclusion OF the eXamina. .
ton Of DR.. White MIR. Lambert asked
permission to call out Of turn Isaac X.
Hit. Judge of Police Court, who was
anxious to return to his court. Judge
Hit said he had known De BrodeS
for Is years and had acted as com
mittee of his estate from 1928 TO
March, 1925. He had frequently visit
ed the petitioner at st. EliZabeth's and
had conversed with him. He declared
De Brodes as sane as any one eX-
cept when he had the epileptic seiz-
ures.
Agreed With Jury.
on cross s-exa n1ination by Assistant
| United States Attorney Hornlng
| Judge Hit admitted that he saw De
| Brodes at the jail within d week after
| the tragedy. and that he then consid-
e.ed him sane. He was not adJudged
insane until some days later by jury.
and the prosecutor asked Judge Hit
If he disagreed with the verdict OF
the jury, but the judge said he did
not.
DR.. John L. Lind and DR.. Nolan
Lewis, both connected with st. Eliza
beth's, testified that in their opinion
| De Brodes is not sane and should not
be released.
! Horning tried to introduce evidence
! concerning the killing, but on obJec-
ton by Lambert 1t was excluded.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
GEN. KU IN MOSCOW.
Chinese Revolutionary Leader Con.
fers With Soviet Heads.

MOSCOW. October 20 P.-Gen.
ku Kan-Men, Chinese revolutionary
leader and head of the Cantonese
army. arrived yesterday to confer with
Soviet officials on political, economic
and military matters.
He told newspaper men he intended
to remain In Russia three or four
months.
Gen. ku was one of the collabora
tors of the late Sun Vat Sen and is
said to be an ardent advocate Of a
close rapprochement between China
and Soviet Russia.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
Lecture for Women.

Rev. c. B. Austin. pastor of the
West Washington Baptist Church.
3060 Q street, announced today that
DR.. T.. +. Dudley, evangelist. Will
lecture TO women only on the subject
THE Love of Man for a Woman"
at the church this afternoon.
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Mexico City is being connected with
American telephone lines by a circuit
through Laredo
Evening star., 1925-10-20
Versailles Pact Not Affected.

Article 5-The provisions of article
3 of the present treaty are placed un-
der the guarantee Of the high con-
tracting parties as provided by the
following stipulations: II one Of the
powers referred to in article 8 re-
fuses to submit n d!spute to peaceful
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

kolepa svoje jednoduchosti haucme u dosloyne,
zastepme 81 judo nasich srdc sknajme jej vyznam den
ne premys ajlle iloIa Kolko tn bohatych myslenok
ponaiceni pre- zivot! ,s st.r
Jezis Syn BoM LASKY K clove6enstvu; LASKY
ku mne, ku Tebe, LAsKY k, nam vsetkym, sal co-
vekom KoPka to pokora ponzenost! On, Bob, svojou
Preto prec pychou diabolskou nadutosto Lebo
je to- ktora navac protivi Bohu e to- ktora nci
mier nasej duse oklada nase srdce pokoj nej sa
rod zavist nenavst svary rozbroje Mech tedy nieto
pre- nu miesta nasich srdciach!
AnjeG zjavili sa ME pysnym mocnym tohoto sveta,
ale chudobnym pokornym; ME krl om kiezat ON, ale
jednoduchym rastierom. A Jezis nenarod palaci,
ale nhstaPke zaodiaty Dol ME hodvabom, ME krap pov-
skym purpurom, ale penkam; jaslicky mu boly tro-
nom tu hl'a sama pokora, salna bonizenost
Preto "a prikladom pastierov pokorou srdcl po-
kl 'aknime 81 duchu pred BETLEHEMSkE JEZU-
LIATKO. Pokoilme novonarodenemu Spastel owl,
chval me, velebme oslavu Ho, nasho Boha Vyku-
ptepa. Tiez pod akujme Mu doterajse Jeho stedre
dairy milosti. Napokon, proslne Ho predo vsetkym
lar LASKY K BOHU A BLIZNEMU, o ktorej sv. Pavel
napisal: ''Lska e trpelva e dobrova aska nezavdi,
rekona Pahkovazne nenadva sa ME je ctibazna, neha
da svoje vlastne nerozdrazdue sa nemys ze neradue
nepravost ale test sa pravde vsetko znasa, vsekeu
ver vSetko d1fa vsetko pretrpi.' - = - .E
O, Bozskt Jezulatko Ty stelesnena LAsKO Bozia,
da nam vsetkym hojnost tejto LASKY; tejto opravdi
vel LASKY BOHU A BLIZNEMU! Mech napl-
ue nase srdcia mech opanuje nase myse mech ona
jaw kazdom nasom skutku vtedy nase VlANOCE
budi VIANOCAMI STASTIA, RADOSTI A POZE-
1INANIA BOzIEHO POKOJ BOZf bude nami!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25
REV STEFAN KOCIS:
NARoD1L sA KRIsTUs PAN, vEsELME sA!

Ano, veseme sa, raduime sa, plesajme! Radost mech
napuje nase srcia yeseost mech opanu nase mysle.
Tedy prec om prec zalmutkon, prec vset-
kym svetskym starostiami! Plesajme Radostne spie
vajme!
Preco? Lebo 'NARODIL SA KRISTUS PAN!''
Prisel tizobne ocakavanv Messas prisel Spastel
ta prsel mas Bob, mas Vykupite mas nebesky Ucite,
mas najepsi najvernejsi priatel' JEZIS KRISTUS!
Hra, pricina nasej veseosti Hla tiez zdroj nasej
ladosti! nelen nasej ez celeho svea, menove cele
no VERIACEHO sveta.
Pospiechajme, V duchu ku mestecku Betehemu, a
vdme ocami zvej VERY, tie velke veci ktore tam
staly.
Je tcha, svata Vsade panujc pokoj. Este al
nocny vetrk ako by 81 sadko odpocfval Ba celia prro
da akoby zatajoyala svoj jenny dych Aida ts re ME
co velkeho nieco mmoriadneho ide stat. A nemylia
Stalo sa to, co Wac nestane.
'.NARODIL SA KRISTUS PAN! Parma Maria,
ako nam to poveda Lukas 'porodla svojho prvoro
deneho, pienkami ho obvinua, poozila no do asie
l,reo, re neboo pre- mich miesta hospode.
"A boil tom kraj pasticr bedliaci drzaci nocn1
straz mad svojm stadom
"A hl'a, ariel Panov sta 81 vedl'a nch jasnost ;
Bozia ozalila ich, bali vcl'kou bizlou.
'Tu rieko in anjel: NebOjte lebo hla, Zvesuj jem
vam yel'k radost kora bude pre- vseok l'ud lebo
rod vam dnes Spaste ktory je Klistus Pan meste
Davdovom.
"A toto yam bude znakom Najdete nemluvniatko
obvinute penkami polozene jasliach
"A tom prpojilo sa anjeiovi mnozstvo vojska
beskeho, ,chvaiaceho Boha hoyoriacelo: SLAVA BOHU
Ma VYSOSTIACH A Ma ZEMI POKOJ LUDOM Do
BREJ VOLE'
Ajhl'a zprava sy. evanjeliuma narodeni Jezisa
klista sveta Spasitela. pima svoje kratkost vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25
KoN1Ec svETA.
(Sen I. S. Turgeneva.)

ZdalO Sa mi, .Ze som nlekde V
Rusku V zakuti v dedinskom do
me. -,
Izba je vel 'ka, nizka troma O.
knami, steny sh omazane bielou
barvou, .naradia MET. Pred domom
pusta rovina, postupne sa spu-
sta prechadza v dolinu. sive,
iednobarevne nebo visi mad lou
st a pokryvadlo.
Me som sam, je ich este desat'
so mnou. Sn to vsetci prosti, jed
noducho obleceni l'udia. Chodla
hore-dolu, mlciac, riekol by som,
ze sa krad1. Vyhybajd jedon dru-
hemu, a predsa potajomky uzkost
live pozera jedon IA druheho. A
nj jedon nevie, jako sa dostal do
toho domu a jake ST to l'udia S
MIN. Ma tvari kazdeho je nepo-
koi a tiesen... Vsetci rad-radom
prichadzaiu k oknam zvedave
hi ada jedon ma druheho, jako
by nieco ocakavali vonku. Me-
dzi nami vrti sa chlapec newell
keho vzrastu. q casu Ma cas- Ia
pisti tenuckym jednozvucnym hla
som: "Tatko, bojim sa.' Nine Je
teskno okolo srdea, pritom pist "a
nj i ia zacnem sa plasit'. Coho?
neviem ami sam. Len tusim, re lde
blizi sa vel l'ka bieda.
Ale chlapec nijak media sa uspo-
kojit', len pisti. Ach, jako len u
teGies odtial'! Jako je zaduslivo!
Jako temno! Jako t'azko!... No
uticct' nenie mono.
TO nebo, riekol by som, je IL
mrlei plast'. Ami vetra Met. u
mrel vzduch: ci ME?
Naraz priskoci chlapec k oknu
a skrikne tym istym placlivym
hlasom: "Hl'ad'te, hl'ad tie, zem
sa prepadla!"
- Jako9 Prepadla? Vskutku!
Predtym bola pred domom rovi-
ma - teraz stoji dom ma teme-
nj straSneho vrchu! ObZor spa
dol, spustil sa dolu a pri samom
dome spdst'a sa skoro kolma, roz-
| tvorena cierna priepast'.
NV SINE sa vsetci shrnuli ku OBJ
| lokom. Cd iizasu srdcia nam ska
menely. "Hl'a, ono... hl'a, ono...!
sepne mi moi sused.
A vskutku, hlboko pod nami
nieco sa pohlo, zacaly sa dvihat'
i padat' dajake, ME vel'ke, okru-
hlaste vrsky.
"To je - more!'' pomysleli
sme 81 vsetci naraz. Ono mas V je-
dnom okamihu potopi... Len jake
moze rast' a hore sa dvihat'? Ma
to bralo?
Medzitym ono rastie, rastie o.
hromne.. To sa Wac nevrhaj1 .je-
dnotlive vlnky. Jedna nepretrzi-
ia, obludna vlna objima cely o.
kr1hly obzor. Ona lett, lett ma mas
Vail sa sta studeny vichor, vie
sd sta pekelna tina. Vsetko ma
okolo sa zatriaslo, a tam tel
blizsic blEsie sa valiacej hro-
made tresk hrom tisic hla-
SOW, zelezny stekot.
! "Hl'a, jake hemzenie! jaky
BOZ" Zem zavyja cd strachu.
| Koniec je! Koniec je vsetke.
mu!
| Chlapec zapisti este raz... Chcel
som sa zachytit,, zs drlhych. No
nay sme' " freztsAani, pokopani
potopeni, odnesenf tou sta Ger
nidlo, eiernou, l'adovou, prAska
| jncou vlnou!
| Tma... tina vecnal
Ledva som yzdychol a sa pre-
| budil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

Narodil sa Spasitel',
vsetkFch ;hriechov zbavitel',
V Bethleheme,
ulozene
to diet 'atko do jasiel'!"
A hned' "a tym V slave sa
oziaruju nebesa,
v tom blesku
V slavy lesku
anjelov huff zjavi sa
"Slava Bohu na nebi!'
- anjelov huf velebi, -
"a V udoli
dobrej v6li
pokoj l'ud 'om ma zemi!'' -
Zatichnul spev, - svetla ziar
opustila zeme tvar,
ked' anjeli
Odleteli
ia pred Bozi to oltar.
Pastieri Sd pobrai,
do Bethlehema kracali,
diet 'atku
Jezuliatlau
nabozne sa klanali.
I my Teba vitame
a Tebe sa klaniame,
uslys mas hlas,
ostafl pri mas
Kriste, vricne volame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

V tom kraji, kde je Bethlehem,
noe tmava hall celu zem:
rozklada mad nou tmavy plast'
kde pod MIN milne shnev a East
bo ked' sa snicok dostavf,
nehl adj na rod, ma stavy,.,
mad kazdyym tvorom ticha noe
prevadza fsveju divnu moe! -
,..'rA,
V makkej travy ,posteli
spia 81 ticho pastieri, =
i ovecky ~ =: :.
81 tiez vsetky
Idy svoje vystre'y.
A tom spiace postavy
svetlo jasne zaplavi,
ked' bez suchu
V jasnom ruchu
anjel sa k MIN postavi.
Pastieri sa l'akaju.
Co robit', neznajd!
Anjel co i'm
zadivenym
riekne, S turbou cakaj1.
A anjel i'm riekne tam:
"Zvestujem ia radost' vam,
ktora zbudi
pokoj l'udi,
blaho zeme koncinam!