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Evening star., 1925-06-17
LEGION ACCEPTS
MEMORIAL Gift
National Headquarters
Building at Indianapolis Is
Formally Dedicated.
By the Associated Press.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June IL
Pledging the American Legion to
carry on as those whose memory is
here perpetuated would wish us to-
Ool. James A. Drain, national COM
mander, today accepted as a gift from
the people of Indiana the new national
headquarters building, the first unit
in 1ndiana's war memorial.
Col. Drains address at the dedica-
ton ceremony followed a speech by
Gov. Ed Jackson, who proffered the
building to the veterans organization.
You may depend upon us of the
American Legion to prove fully
worthy of the favor you do US by the
service we render" Col. Drain de-
clared. I'VE shall continue to serve
God and country in peace as they
served God and country in war-unto
the death.
1T is fitting and right that we
should, by all external and visible
signs, recognize the quality and the
sacrifices of those men of our country
who have passed in war. This me
mortal project ranks among the great
est the world has seen. Great as it
is, greater memorial to the men of
our Nation who have died for us, for
their country and for the world, is
that which we raise in our hearts-a
monument of memory, of reverence
and, above all, of service"
May Meet in Paris.
That the 1927 national convention
of the legion will be held in Paris is
indicated in the report of the special
committee appointed to investigate the
matter. John j. Wicker, jr., Rich
mond, Va. said the idea is practicable
and reported assurances had been re-
ceived through diplomatic channels
that the French government would
welcome the convention.
The national committee voiced its
support of Postmaster General Harry
>. New in his reported refusal to
enter into an agreement for airplane
mail service between this country and
South America with any company
financed by foreign capital or off1cered
by foreigners. The committee de
clared it had information that a con-
Germ said to be financed and operated
by Germans had been attempting to
secure such contract between Key
West, Fla, and South America.
Frank Clay Cross, Golden, Colo.
was appointed to succeed Garland w.
Powell, Cumberland, Md. as director
of the legion's Americanization COM
mission, whose resignation was an
nounced today.
Tribute to the memory of the late
Thomas Riley Marshall. wartime
Vice President and former Governor
of Indiana, was paid when a commit
tee laid a wreath on Mr.. Marshall S
tomb in Crown Hill Cemetery
The executive committee pledged
the legion's support to the second de-
fense test on July 4. Department
commanders were called upon to re-
quest governors to issue proclama-
tions calling attention to the test.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Deatbs.

pm. at her residence RocR creeE J" Church
rd. md shapherd ri. LAURA c. daughter
beth o Hare and sister of the late Ann
Elizabeth O'Hare. Notice of funeral
PETERS. Departed this I;t. Irns * ,oot
Mrs. ROBERTA THOMAS i5qs1T PETERs' RR9Sp'sSl she
band mother. one son. two sisters. on.
brother and host of other relatives and
fnsefs frends ba1"1s Fqneral from Smith Wiiam.
Thursday. June 1s. at 2 pm
PRICE. Entered into eternal rest Tuesday.
ASHTON PRICE. aged IS. e' Vile Of f Ii.
late Martin Luther Price Of King George
G%nty; ers 4csdenco ka Fg9eraE isa from her daIEh
q Gem 19'eFmsef ss.vss at ArnS and
SMITH June 10. 1925. at 1915 pm. at
LIAM y smith son Of Il the nis late John Glmi
Md. and brother of John II. smith Of
nfaTdepse shS Neiide R d and Henrietta l. Mar
sTRATTON. Tuesday. June 16. 1928. a,
NV: nv GEORGE c, sTRATT1oN'e e1srei seed Il Il
home. 1900 y ST. W. Th1rsday' 1si Jnne inee Is
at $50 pm. Interment at Springfield
field and Gardner, Mass. psiS papers 'pr.a pIease
COPY '''o0e
sHiSSON. Suddenly. entered into eternity
Monday. June Is. 1925 at 8 30 pm Al
her her ir,esldence: 1925 4th ST. NV. EMMA
JOHNSON SWINSON. beloved wife OF Ed
yard Swinson and mother of Mrs frankie
Robinson and Edna Winkler She leaves
20 mourn their loss a host of relatives and
friends Funeral from the Metropolitan
baptlst Church. r ST. between 18th and
ISth SITS NV, Rev. Norman. pastor
thursday. June 1S. at l pm
TEL Tuesday. June 10. 1925. at $50
pm, at his residence. 2634 Woodley plac.
I.H" W iI1LlAM 3. beloved husband q
Isabelle B. Teel. in the Goth year of IN
age. Notice of funeral later
IhoMAS. Suddenly. June 10. 1925. atI.1
PPm, PMN, at her home, 427la st. nv.
EMMA. beloved wife of George Thomac
Sbildaas She also leaves to mourn their loss fou
ggnilufei. three sisters and one brotht.r
TuneraI from Holy Redeemer Catholi,.
1nurch where solemn high mass will he
sung ior the repose of her soul Thursday
June lS. at 9 am. Relatives and friend,
"00DARD: suddenly Tuesday. June 16
I925. WILLIAM WOODARD. aged 80
years, beloved husband of Ursula e
mooGard tnee Shaw. Funeral services
az Wise chapel: 10Th and sts, wed
neSday. June II. at x pm Internlent ~
Bakersville. Nd tHagerstown papers
please CODY
Evening star., 1925-06-17
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.

Connecticut Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation will meet. 8 o'clock, in All
Souls Parish Hall.
! Hope Chapter, No. 80. O. E. S.. will
| have garden party from 6 to II
o'clock at Naval Hospital grounds,
Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue
| southeast. The party will be repeated
| tomorrow and Friday
Home for Widows and Orphans,
/ L. s. w. V. A. will meet, s O'Clock,
at Grand Army Hall.
South Washington Citizens Asso-
| citation will meet. s o'clock, at Fair
brother School.
The Capital City Chiropractic AS
| sociation will meet, 1:30 O'Clock, at
| Ills Rhode Island avenue.
THE Law of Cycles" will be the sub.
| ject of discussion at United Lodge of
| Theosophists, 1871 X street, o'clock
All welcome.
| The second annual banquet OF the
B. Y. p. L. of First Baptist Church,
| Z o'clock. at the tea house of Grace
Dodge Hotel. Addresses. music and in
stallation of officers.
Dr. Jane B. Coates will lecture. s
| o'clock, before the Center for Psychic
Development. at the Playhouse. Sub
ject: Are You Living UP to the Best
Within You?'
! Martha Chaper, No. 4, O. E. s.,
will hold a lawn party for benefit Of
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
| dormitories at Eleventh street and
South Carolina avenue southeast to-
| night.
The Soroptimists will have a din
ner. $50 o'clock. at the Washington
| Golf and Country Club. Jerome c.
| Daneker, professor of salesmanship at
Johns Hopkins University, will speak,
and the Cosmopolitan Glee Club. COM
posed of 20 business men, will sing
Members will meet, o'clock. at
La Fayette Hotel, either with their
cars, to take others. or to share seats
| in the cars of fellow members.
Kismet Council. Royal Arcanum.
/ will meet, s o'clock. at Eagles Hall
The grand regent will be present
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Rob Roy Coolidge
Pet, Ronps Home
Cured of Illness

President Coolidge was relieved
today when Rob Roy" White
House collie, who has been under
treatment at the hospital Of a local
veterinarian for nearly week,
was brought back home.
Rob Roy had been suffering
from severe lung and intestinal
trouble and 1t was said at first
when he was sent to the hospital
that his condition was serious.
Every day during Rob Roy's stay
at the hospital the President has
been kept advised as to his condi-
ton. His concern was very ap-
parent, and when his pet came
romping to him today there was
no mistake In the Presidents
qualification.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
CARDS of Ubanks.

CARR. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the relatives and friends for
their sympathy and floral tributes at the
death of our dear husband and father
WILLIAM F. CARR.
MRS. WILLIAM E. CARR AND FAMILY.
WEEKS. To our many loving friends and
relatives We desire to express our grateful
appreciation and sincere thanks for their
kind sympathy. help and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our beloved hus-
band and father. HARRY E. WEEKS.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN .
Evening star., 1925-06-17

One thing may be said in favor
of Mormonism: 1t doesn't throw the
entire burden of supporting a hus-
band upon one woman
Evening star., 1925-06-17

Lawn fete for the benefit of EMS.
copal Church Home will be given by
the committee of Christ Church
Washington parish. tomorrow on the
church lawn, $40 G street southeast.
Dancing.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

The Business WOmen's Council will
meet Friday evening at the Church of
the Covenant. DIR. Harry c. Ober-
holser will give an illustrated talk on
Bird Life Around Washington" All
interested in birds are invited
Evening star., 1925-06-17

The motion picture, civilian Tell"
with the Rossini overture scored to
the whole picture and played by a
section of the Marine Band, will have
its first showing in Washington Fri.
day evening at the Marine Barracks
The production will be under the
auspices of the American Woman's
Legion.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
FOREIGN.
ARGENTINA.

ARGENTINA
For week ending June 10 1925
Temperature: Precipit alton
Cur. Depart. Cur. Depart.
Corn and north
wheat area. as -5 O 90
Southern wheat
area . 46 O q o .
Evening star., 1925-06-17
81 Sik-and-Rayon
Hosiery, Csc

A perfect quality stocking that will sell
regularly for one dolar-offered for to-
morrow only at this huge saving of 35c.
Choice Summer oolors-in % shades
including gun metal, white and black
Triple seam hose with silk and rayon feet,
mercerlzed NJ or silk and rayon tops. A splen
did stocking for long wear in a correct
Summer weight Buy these in half dozen
lots at this saving figure. All sizes.
Street FIoor-Kings Palace
Evening star., 1925-06-17
FOUND.

PUPPY-Part setter. white body. left eve
and ear black. right ear fiecked with black
three tiny black spots in back: tail about
inches long. between 4 and 5 months old:
found on 30th st. in Georgetown. Owner
kindly claim. Washington Animal Rescue
League. $40 Maryland ave. sw.
TERRIER. male. white. one dark ear: near
9th and H NV Apply Animal Rescue
League. 349 Maryland ave. s.w
Evening star., 1925-06-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Cooley Mccullough Post. No.
20. American Legion, will meet to-
morrow in Board of Trade room, Star
Building.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Hamilton W0lfp's

Mrs. Hamilton Wolfe's junior
pupils will give a recital tomorrow
2:30 pm, at Sherwood Sunday School
Hall, Twenty-second street northeast
Public invited. No charge.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
A. @. Fleming. executive secretary

A. d. Fleming, executive secretary
of the Community Chest at Youngs-
town. Ohio. at the special invitation
of the Washington committee will
speak to the Council Of Social
Agencies June 26, pm, at Raleigh
Hotel. Merchants are asked to attend
that they may see what the COM
munity chest means
Evening star., 1925-06-17
S. Chinese
Mating Rugs
$3.95

Heavyweight Rugs in good
colors for all rooms. Very
attractive and serviceable.
SXlO-foot size.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-17

Connecticut Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation will meet. 8 o'clock, in All
Souls Parish Hall
Evening star., 1925-06-17

The second annual banquet OF the
B. Y. p. L. of First Baptist Church,
o'clock. at the tea house of Grace
Dodge Hotel. Addresses. music and in
stallation of officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
324 CITIES USE
Zone SYSTEM
81 municipalities Adopt
Plan in 1924

WASHINGTON. March 90
Twenty.four million persons in the
United States are affected directly or
indicertly by the fact that the $40
cities in which they live have adopt
ed coming ordinances, In efforts TO
protect home.owners and make life
more liveable.
The United States Department OF
Commerce today announced com.
pilation of progress in zoning show
ing that 1924 made big Increases in
all parts OF the country in this i'm.
portant phase of city.planning.
These 800 cities, towns and viii
lagos have sought TO protect home.
owners in the reasonable use of their
property DR.. John NJ. Cries. chief
OF the division of building and hous.
ing, said in an explanation OF the
figures.
"Zoning seeks so TO regulate the
use TO which buildings may be put,
tho area OF the lot which they may
cover. and their height In different
sections of the city, that the land in
each district may be used for the
purpose to which IL is best suited.
"a noighborhood of small houses,
for example. is secured againstshav.
Ing a big factory site located in its
midst The factory owner. on the
other hand, is apt to have better
choice OF desirable level plant sites
with good transportation facilities"
In 1924. 62 municipalities were add,
cd to those having coming ordinan.
ces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
PUZZLE
This Dictionary Aids
Solving of PUZZLES

Tho solution Of this puzzle and
others appearing daily is made easy
by using tho New Universities Die
tionary with it's greatly enlarged vo.
cabulary, now being presented to all
readers for es cents and three cou.
pons such MS the one printed today
on page ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

| IL EiE'S tho puzzle OF puzzles. II
IL has stumped tho best solvcrs Ia
this new game II was recently sub.
mitted 10 tho members OF the Ma
I tional Puzzlcrs' league, which con.
Nencd NJ Newark n. ] Yet not one
Of those cackcrjarks Ia puzzle solv,
ing could finish H.
! II you think you're good try your
hand AZ H. AZ least SEQ how FAR
you can get Then compare your
/ work with tho answer tomorrow.
HORIZONTAL
| /, An instrument by which 20 meas
uro and lay out right angles.
= Tho reach OF an arm.
I Is. sins.
IL The gold monetary unit OF Ru-
mania (Ncw Init,
{ Is. The period OF timo during which
planet reyolyos around the sun.
I II. a Voloeipedc invented Ia 1917 by
Baron Drais Of Manpeheim. Ger
many.
90, a funeral sacrifice tTIlud.).
%, A piece OF work.
20. The first mar
70. Anything curled. twisted OF
spiral
20. To batter.
! %, A negro from Benin.
20. An uncle (ScoD.
20. An exclamation OF rspusnRnee
or disgust.
u. A tAliirBa hare.
az, The rrnnec
30. Same as ankle"
ds. To cry. as a cat
~. title OF no Significance (slanE).
-. a little child
40, The rendering OF vocal music.
81, salt Of Rcctlc acid
~. Gossip. scandal tAnEio-IndD.
IS. muhlcsl instrument consisting
Of graduated strips OF wood
pressed against rotating wheel
by means or keys
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bunch OF flax or wool Ia hand.
spinning.
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IS. siikworm Of Bengal and
Assam.
81. An exclamation used ar hunt.
ing cry.
80. Dab roh' expressing dladain.
so, To salute
81. weak: tRAtelcss.
81. Tho fruit OF the oak.
80. To cause prolonged suffering or
anguish 20,
81. \ tall cap worn by MohRmmedAu
dsrviBhcn
sS. More than sufficient.
~. Something not easily solved.
II. Gum or mAstic
70. a fairy or elf
10. The white substance OF tho CEN
trail nervous ayatsm.
~. 4 mean or malicious person
10. The radical OF phthalic acid.
IS. DISCHARGE OF puH. with con-
tlnurd flow.
so. A small genus OF tropical trees
OF the eola-nut family.
81. Diseased.
81. Place,
50. The rRcket-thiisd dronEo.
50. To do away with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
RUSSIA IGNORES
FRENCH CLAIM
Views Debt to France Same
as Their Debt to u. S.

MOSCOW. March 2o.--"Russia Is
to France MS France Is to America. -
| This In the equation which the
soviet government is apparently de.
termlned TO apply 10 tho solution Of
the problems raised by the French
claims for the repayment OF tho
loans advanced to the tsarst regime.
And, MS public opinion here is con.
WINGED that France will never make
any serious attempt TO repay It's war
time obligations to America, the
chances Of the French bondholders
receiving any substantial compensa.
ton from Russia seems rather
slight.
There Is another angle from which
the Russians feel that they have n
strong case against repaying the
tsarist loans. France was nm i'm.
placable enemy OF tho soviet govern.
mcnt during tho whole period OF
civil war and Intervention in Russia.
Moreover. Russia feels thnt It's DO.
sition toward France on tho debt Is.
sue is stronger than Frances posi-.
ton toward the United States.
France can do nothing TO us, while
the United States can do n great deal
TO France" This is the way in which
the we'll known soviet publcist. Karl
Radek. summed up the situation
France Is no longer In n position
to undertake now adventures In East.
ern Europe, or 20 take forclble mea.
suros calculated to compel the soviet
government to repay tho tsnrist OBJ.
lIgntionG Tho French flnanciors
may, of course, employ economic
pressure by withholding credits from
Russla. But the general viewpoint
here II that France. burdoncd with
debts and seeking new lohns I'm for.
cign markets, IL not,A promising
source for new capital. America IL
looked on as the posBessor Of un.
limited credit RESOURCES and IL ia re.
Elected that Americas claims against
Russia, Ms compared with those of
France and England, are quite small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

VERTICAL
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J. A marginal reading In tho He
brew Bible,
| I, a Hhs bear,
| q To ono side
Z. 4 component OF essential part
l Z, To listen %.
D. A gum resin used in medicine
aud Ia the manufacture % in
cruHu, pcffumrry, utc.
?. To close tightly or 20 keep So
crct
10. 70 Ampllfy unduiy.
II. The chief king In ancient Scot.
land and Ireland.
H. wRtor-loving antelope OF
Uganda
le. BrAmantip (loEic),
is. a gown.
10. ono OF a neutrality-suspicious. Hot
ontot tribe OF NamaqualAud tNew
Init.
81. Immense.
-, A cAranEold ambsr-fish.
y, To prepare for publication.
AZ. Transfiyss.
IS, An instrument used instead OF a
Hoxtant
IS. The prshsnsile-,ailsd brazilian
porcuplnr,
%. TO EWab
IS. \ j., or steam from a volcanic
fiaauro.
90. Sunrise
's. The .snd letter OF tho Greek al
phAbct
~, 4 village lot.
~. HrnKaleHc monitor-iinArd.
90 \ domestic cutting implement OF
| general uuiity tEskimo).
". union OF two characters repre-
nenting single sound.
~ an adult male fur seal,
~, To migrate Is. AfrO.
90 \ li'l7 island, especially one in
5a. a recently cxtinc, dlnornithoid
bird OF New Zealand
~, To reduce
S. \ rair, especially when II ro-
Hcmbles snoring
30 \ place or structure dangerous
20 human ilfr
~. The Ditto small thorny tree OF
the myrrh family
o. Any polygioi book in eight Ian.
guagrs
81. Reckless
So, Timor0ualy prudent
81, Sacred
~, a dcbauchrr.
tcla.
90. 4 copper coin Of tho 1onian
islands
10. To handle.
~. A more or less complete Access
sorry covering OF reed
Z To haw. ar cattle tNow init.
~ a Portuguese and Hrnxliian.
IhE ANSWER TO THURSDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Where bison
tor-trucks now roll
delivering Hills Bros Coffee

EROM the Pacific Coast to the
IL Mississippi, and from Alaska to
the Gulf, trains and trucks now roar
across once trackless plains. By
night and by day, an unbroken
stream of Hills Bros. Coffee is
brought within reach of the mil
lions of coffee-lovers in this great
western empire.
You know for sure that the West
is the home of wonderful coffee the
instant you pierce the vacuum seal
of a tin of Hills Bros. Coffee and re-
lease that aromatic breath of coffee
quality! And the flavor makes good
the promise borne by the fragrance.
Lift cup to your lips and drink
deeplyl
Really, there is no finer coffee to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
St. Augustine Is
Only $50 Years Old

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. March 20.
This city will honor Pedro Menen.
DEE de Aviles, who founded st.
Augustine $50 years ago, during the
Ponce de Leon celebration, April rs
April 3 will be set aside as Menendex
day. The Spanish ambassador has
been invited as have other notables.
Menendez established the first fort
and garrison in what is now the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

OMAHA university girls thought
" galoshos wero terrible, so they
started wearing tho footwear shown
above. The socks are n bright col.
or. usually n loud red, Tho idea
seems TO be to give the appearance
of losing tho socks. Both may be
practically in cold weather. but col.
lego debating societies can decide
whether tho change from tho ga.
loshcs below TO tho socks above
was "for bettor or worse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Statue to Honor
Lord Kitchener

LSN1ON, March 20.-On the bleak
hcadland of Warwick, northwest of
the mainland of Orkney, viii be erect.
cd a memorial TO the late Earl kitch-
encr, overlooking the angry waters
where Kitchener went down IN the
cruiser Hampshire. Two miles off
this headland Is believed TO be tho
last resting place OF the great British
soldier,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Whisky Too High
Prices, Say Scots

LONDON. March 2o.-one.seventh
dihs adult population Of Scotland
art the duty on whlskey reduced.
! petition signed By $4,000 people
TN al parts OF Scotland has been
'-ssniei to the house OF commons
izTsng for such a reduction in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
HOW STUPID or HER

PRuE-llcr lawyer tells her she
hasn't grounds FOR divorce,
What nonsense. She has
husband. hasn't she2-Lifc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
EDUCATIONAL TRIPS

LoNDoN-Pupils In London
schools are now taken on educational
trips which last from a week to a
fortnight. One trip is usually taken
every three months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

present duty as VIII lower. the retail
price by NJ least two shilIings six.
pence per bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

More than 10000 people visited
the national parks Of the United
States last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

be had. 1t is the cream of the crop
NOT of one plantation, but of the
plantations of the entire cofee-pro-
ducing world. In all truth, The
Recognized Standard. Hills Bros.
Coffee is economical to use.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
A BENEFIcTo DE LA CRUZ
ROJA

Las carreras que Sc llevaran a
cabO en- los hip0dromos de san
Juan y POnce el jueves is del CO.
T1iente, dia en- que Sc conmemora el
natalicio de Jose de Diego, seran a
teneficic de Ia Cruz Roja.
La organization ' venta de loca-
hdades en- San Juan esta q. cargo
de un comite compuesto pOr las Sc
soras de Penagaricano, Rexach de
Rexach y Rexach de Bsnitez y en-
Ponce cargo de Ia senora Elena
Dassi de Para.
FL producto de estos bensfcios Sc
dedicara todo los trabajos de la
Cruz Roja en- Puerto Rico.