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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
TAKEN
N SOUTH
!, Of BenI G. HilaCk
Suspects in Jail
lis IN NEW ORLEANS
|. sioht EStraditiOn Pro-
s,dings TO Canada

..,r vlenllcss precision a
,,ev ard dctermiued 20
'e,,r rlosed the iron I'm
he law aFVursd Harry
= ,.h A distant NeW
=. Thur,da,. thereby ce'u'
- lhs capture Of all Of
,,ss q msn Who arr ac'
a brutal and unnccrs'
n,r,l 4. rum murdrr,
,',,.ns arc Capt William q,
-. ara bis son William
-. .,ala hy ATTACKERS as they
,Nsir cran, The Bell o.,
ss-.v .sland last september
,-sn ana dstsrmined police
in.reetor Forbes Cruieh'
Istss British Columbia Pho
=, roacs Who Play,ng a lone
e.eksl thc suspects 20 The
..-.as, eorucru o. the United
80 arylag stone by stone
I & ~ < svslence branding the
| - gul.t
s.,,A arrested as he landed
- f,m . trip with q
| -, fram San Francisco
~ PANAMA canal, has adj
Sjhs idcntity and viii tight
-,E,in 10 British Columbia,
/ ry'rscd.
/ ~.,r cl7rieksAank Is IN Seat.
/ v..lns 10 extTadi,e suspects IN
l ynno hank robbery, and he
I.s,,,s conferred with Crown
- Archie Mainvarins also
/ - psw. who wired the British
-. New ORLEANS 20 appoint an
- 70 represent the dominion
-. n proceedings against
M
s,,,A according 20 the IMPORT,
.,.srsa from q photo circular
- b. Cruickshank noting
- nzani ottes
{S 0ralian authorities arc seek
-s riHdlts owen Z. Cannon
III Rsss who was arrested in
| rY,,S All Charles Morris. held
ssss tor the crime The con,
- q Paul Strumrkins 10
sEnAaak N which the three are
- 4 re murder. has been Ia.
80 4 court hsv and win form
! h,k srpund % the cXtmdiuou
rma,a against Sowash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MURDER
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Eatlonal church. today. Nothing
could have prevented e. II WAS
tho product OF tho life she led md
tho environment she traded for that
OF the home"
Lack OF parental restraint in this
age IL tie underlying cause" in
The opinion OF Superior Judge j.
J. Van Nostrand.
Down thru long list OF judges.
ministers, psychologists and goclal
workers. the opinion varied but III.
tie-that Dorothy's crime was trace.
able 10 tho extreme OF madness OF
the age Of Jazz"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
EX-C0NVICT "KING OF
worries" GETS FINE
JOB ON HIS RELEASE

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Jan.
y IN ex.conyict starts out 10.
day TO capitalize The opportunity
which prison confinement gave
him.
Harry snodgrass--"king OF the
worries" TO tho radio world-ro.
leased at noon after having served
slightly more than year of n
threc.ycar sentence for n holdup
IN st. Louis.
with Mrs. Snodgrass and their
syear.old son back on easy street
nov with the $500 gift from
rndIo fans and tho promise Of 5000
weekly for "A two.ycar vaudeville
tour. snodgrass will leave for st.
Louis. where some IS months ago
his career started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
MANY AT SHOW
e-Third OF Car Salon
Visitors From Out OF City

Hotel attaches declared Friday
that third or tho 10000 who lave
thus Ear visited Seattlea mammoth
closed car salon OF The Olympic
Hotel. this week. arc from outside
Seattle. Tho exhibit Is the mos,
pTe,eutIous ever attempted north
OF San Francisco on this Coast. and
will close Saturday night, az 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

war win not compensate for
neglect In time ~ peace.
The canal had been wiped OF
the map. 80 far a. Uncle sam
was concerned. In less than five
days from the declaration %
war;
In tho event of actual hostill.
tIra Il ts universally agreed. ono
o. the first. n not the very
first blow az tho United States
would be struck there. It's cap
furr. or destruction. would give
an enemy an advantage which
only years % war and terrific
expenditure in lives and money
could overcome.
which means that congrets.
II u intends 20 protect Panama.
must do {, NOW. no, wait until
trouble begins panamas fai0
almost surely win be decided
the day war il declared. or even
IA few days before.
TOMORROW; Secretary Of
War Weeks tells tho various
forms an attack ON Panama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORk. Jan. i5.-Forolgn exc
change closed higher. Demand sterling.
t4TSts, up a; francs. s0.05s7s., up
So 00ot; lire. s0.0io5is. off so 0o05; Bel
GUM, tp.5OlA, up s0o00sA. marks,
ssso. Holland. ioss. Off s0.0oos; Russian.
Bi4; Shanghai, 20; Yokohama. 3Ss7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
FROST. BUT

4 divorce act
this week by
against her husl
Friends of Harry
have asked him
domestic hot wat
known that even
house and has b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE wool market Is
steady, with foreign wool more active.
Domestic woods are practically cleaned
Up IN the local market for some grades.
Prices were said to be slightly easier
compared with December rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Other Ports

,od, Jan. i5,-str Hotprl-
al II 81. IA. str Castle
.6o at II n. N. str Nd
,r Seattle az noon, str
ach for seattle at Q y.
for Seattle Of ; D. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
San Francisco Produce

Buttcr--ENtras. i7lBc: prime flrsts. 4sc.
rggs-Extras, 6iMe; extra pullots. 4ac:
understood pullets, nominal.
Cheese-Cal flats. fancy. 22c: California
Young Americas, fancy. ssc. Oregon
trlplets. s2e; oregon Young Americas.
29hc.
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possession Of III,
their alibl, II wa
Tense testimony
Thursday before
nths.
The liquor. 60.
seized by n part
lifts November 20,
poultry ranch ne'
north end OF la
High, taking
shortly before {
ment. testified q
10 him and subj,
ouibuildings on :
sA 1911
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
GIRL II PUZZLE
TO PSYCHOLOGISTS

Psychologists were amazed by
certain angles OF the case. They
found Il hard 10 reconcile 10 scien.
tific laws a girl. tho daughter OF
a stolid Swedish tailor and his wife;
raised in n simple home: who al
the age OF ~ started q life OF
Eniety: and yet in school was a bril-.
limit students. lover OF poetry
and the best In literature enny.
son being her fnyoritc author
whose knowledge OF the Bible was
quite complete; and who wrote
creditable verse at times herself
hut who wound up her career az the
murderess OF her mother.
Dorothy awokc from fitful
sleep this morning to find her
self all but deserted. Only
few friends remained with her.
Her brother hopes she will be
hanged" 10 use his own words.
IL can do nothing for hcr-I
wish I could" said her father.
81 still love her"
hO-t OF mo iTicnuS WIZ pay
ed with her before last Tues.
day morning were deserving her.
"sho was wild: life and rum were
everything TO her" was the way
one OF these companions expressed
the sentiment.
So today she turned 10 philosophy
and tho Bible.
1.-TWO ministers visited me ycster'
day" she said. 'They gave me new
things 70 think about"
From under tho pillow OF her cot
she drew the little Biblo she used C
carry TO Sunday school.
81 am thinking Of our Savior" shc
said. 81 think there Is another worlt
and another life for me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
the laps
Take Panama?

EnlTOBS NOTEs What Panama Canal were suddenly
stre,ed' What would this couuyg secretary
Weeks the Wilbur, arbotd
the hes national defrnc Wide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Thurs,iny's ouointion

No, soft white. Si.S5. No. I western
white. fisi: No. 1 hard winter. tt.st:
No. northern spring. 1881; No.
western white. SiSs. No. big blue stem.
ss1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Liverpool Grain
Thor..taxss nnotations

open High Low Close
Mar. iSs sd iSs1Oad iss "a iSs i0si d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
INK. timA-
Ing. rouEl. .
aud stockers. I
shccp-Rcceipta.
MEkl. , -, :.

steady and higher, Lambs. s. los.
down. medium 20 choice. si4ui6.2s:
heavywciehts. medium aid choice. So
OLE. cullH aud commons. all weights.
siiGl4. wothers. ss.5Og 1850; ewes.
common TO choice, t79e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Live Stock

1000. Tone OF market,
Fa sg.2SHtl.1s; siecrr,
nd hoifcrs. 81 s0Qs,5o
lcrs, ii.Sp45.S5: calves
and stays, s5.T5a s,sS.
800. Tone OF market.
sea 1895. top. $500.
I 500. Tone OF market.
ku. sii5Sdi5, wcthcrs.
Sig.7SWis.5o oweu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
~ - hacN no una.I

ut AugEed hnCN later unu-s
tahinR Corn derived its weak
from wheat, nlthu II showed
'.ettcr resistance under the reaction,
oats were quiet and dropped un-
der the influence Of other grains.
Provisions rested firm at the pre-
vious close without feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
IN HAVE AN Alb.
Mystery Man Held Owner !sifis
Big Booze Cache Sei-.s. q !;

4 mysterious "cattlcrr,ia' N Nc e !:
legged 20 have stored .thcrn Pacific
drcds of cases OF choi Electric. s07 y,
their barn without y 3. up ~; Texas
Is the character xts,s. mn nan :: Ai = =
enec and Anna Maci, Truck ii9,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

DO you want 20 rent an apart
mcnt or house? Look in today's
Want Ad Page and see for yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
BOYS Suits Reduced

SCHOOL SUITS with one pair of trousers sizes
10, Ia and Is (only) reduced to......... S2.9o
BOYS'SUITS for school or dress wear, with two
pairs Of trousers Sizes to IT, reduced
TO ........-......... ............. $3.50
JUVENILE BOYS oVERCoATS in sizes 3, and
o. leuuCeu lo........ sSO.SO
BOYS KNOCKERS in sizes IA, 16 and H. reduced
10 Sl.fO
BOYS CLOTH KNOCKERS in sizes II, Is and II.
reduced to Observation-Disclosures. .95c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
ar and Coffee


IWICc, HItH -fUFN NH"'N'IV'IS =.
s,rnnner driy, Raw. spots. si.529 i,ss'
-, a., ., det. granulated. Seiogs.2g'
Darn ana Rios on spot s3i. 9 7ii No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Chicago Board OF Trade
rh,r.J,xs. nuofutious
Cash Wheat
Seattle Wheat

Chicago. Jan, lS-cash wheat-No.
ID, si.s5q i.ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
200 Pairs Children's Shoes
At $1.95 Pair

Brown calfskin Shoes for girls and boys. Made
on CONTEMPLATING last with extended soles.
Sizes to g; Sla TO IL and l1la to 2. Low-priced
at S1.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
a Vessels

Aailcd. Jan. 15.-sti
Il, az 8 y. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Girls Coats-Reduced
$7.65, $40. SIP. IS

GIRLS of 8 to II years will surely find just the
VI Coat they like in the Downstairs Store. Simple
practical styee for school wear and smart styles
for dress wear. In quite variety of good quality
materials and pleasing trimming effects.
In the popular russell shades, tan, brown and
some gray and blue Reduced 10 S7,6o, $1,000
and S12.65. ..-.,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
$50 Pairs Mems Felt Slippers
Reduced to CSC the Pair

Dark gray, brown and blue comfort Slippers with
soft leather scles. Sizes for men and young men
6 TO TO- Reduced TO 69c the pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

-powSsTAIRs STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

MS tells how fleet Of blae ships suddenly APP
peared in the Atlantic, captured Panama Canal
Evening star., 1925-08-30
FOR SALE-H0USES.

emEvY shd ha,S CHASE As, D; C:-EIGHT !sl ROOMS
Rss oors sas
Gqt; 61t,rt tiled a. bath with buiitin tub. builtn
chen S DoX @fe-pses sink and
xares Whte Vorg H@a'Y niss With
mahogany, doors This home is thoroughly
and @ blocks south 90 on the c
ne snd tsr to seho9 bTs
by conscientious builder. Convenient
Stnr Ssrns - can can be arranged. Address Box 211-S.
hrick; eight 80 rooms. four t4) bedrooms
and bath. with ATTIC: new, never been .oc,,
bait, bath with built-in tub. fixtures and shower;
putin ice box. one-piecc porcelain sink.
with servants iayat6ry. 6uiit-n e coal bin.
laundry tubs and instantaneous hot-water
Choice location in section OF new and
drSirahle homes. built of very best mate
large front and rear yards. all sodded and
landscaped also one-car brick garage. Price,
Boz Sos aios star 9n oGfssnlen' ofce terms AaaresS
NEW B IN GALOWS S IN
Woodbridge. Absolutely the best
bargain in this attractive and
rapidly developing section; To-
Gated on Eastern ave. just off
Rhode Island ave. Five we'll
arranged rooms on one floor,
with unfinished attic; hot-water
heat and all modern improve
ments; open fireplace; excellent
plumbing fixtures. Price, S7,1OO;
terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-5l5-516 Bond Bldg,
18th & n. Y. Ave.
NI,;,, 40
Evening star., 1925-08-30
District National Guard

spirit of unity which they display.
While the engineers We're in the field
they performed engineering duty by
clearing q drain, long stopped up,
which clOgged up water in the road
way near their company street in
camp.
The National Guard Athletic Assu-
citation viii have to get a new base
ball champion cup now. The Medical
Detachment has taken the cup for
three years as the regimentaI diamond
champions, and now IL is their per
manent property. The Medical De
tachment nine and their followers say
that they are ready and willing to add
10 the cup collection, and VIII start
after the new one as soon as il IS
placed in the ring.
Capt. Peyton g. hewitt, 29th Divi-
sion quartermaster. and in charge Of
the adjutant's office at guard head
quarters, will be away for a couple Of
weeks at Camp Perry with the rife
team.
The 18th Military Police Company
went into the field unprepared for
police duty, which they were called
upon to do. They left home their au-
tomatoes and M. p brassards. They
wore belts and bayonets as the badges
of authority.
Capt. =. c. Nevitt was appointed
29th Division adtutant during the SO
Journ Of the District troops in camp.
II IS expected that there viii be
several vacancies on the 29th Division
staff in a short time, and State Off
GERS are cycling the positions with the
hope that they will be selected.
Opposition is growing among the
officers and men Of the guard to play
ing a return engagement in camp at
Virginia Beach next year. They hope
either that the Maryland Guard will
have Il camp site available at Ocean
City, Nd, or that the unit Will be able
to 60 to Mt. Gretna, Pa
Evening star., 1925-08-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MUST BE SOLD.

WI = y DI tJOID'
Takoma Par, d. C.-$l2, 500.
The owner of this especially de-
sirable property has left the city
permanently. consequently an lmme-
dlate sale is Necessary. 1t Is two,
story-attic type located in good
residential square, close to the car
line and public school The house is
spacious in plan. has big living room
with real open fireplace, and sun
porch adjoining: three large bed
rooms. tile bath. oak floors both first
and second floors. hot-water heat.
electric lights. The house Is com
paratively and situated on lot
5Oxl50. with attractive lawns and
shrubbery. Good terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
1412 l St NV Franklin 9503.
Evening star., 1925-08-30

GOOD DRY FLORIDA LOTS. $50 EACH.
cash: few corner: refunding bond abstract
railway: highway: harbor: lake: palms. Bar
Evening star., 1925-08-30
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.

LAKELAND, FLORIDA.
Is the highest city in Florida. 227 feet
above level.
Is the shipping center of Florida's citrus
industry.
Is a, growing city with a population of
more than II 900
Is in the richest county per capita in
America.
Polk County has per capita wealth of
S6laS
Has every modern convenience that will
appeal to the discriminating visitor. seeking
ment
Those who buy now will enjoy the largest
profits. besides enjoying the widest choice
of selection.
Put your money to work in Lakeland
through us.
Florida Real Estate Co., Inc,
201 Munsey Building. 81
Evening star., 1925-08-30

Without q respite from the hard
ened field training they have been
put through during the past week, the
National Guard Of the District of Co
lumbta win begin it's regular weekly
drills Tuesday night. The practical
work they have done In the field will
be practiced IN theory in the arrnory,
and the efficiency of the regiment
kept up by constant training.
The denial Of the use Of Conven-
ton Hall for close-order drills will
necessitate the guardsmen going out
in the street, and II Is expected that
as much Close-order work as possible
will be carried on in the street while
the weather Is warm, and the armory
work in the small company rooms
deferred for inclement and cold days.
Lieut.. Evans has been assigned to
Company E, 121st Engineers, and will
be In temporary command of the COM
pany while Capt. Clarence s. Shields
is in Camp Perry. Ohio. for the ma
, tional rife matches.
The National Guard rife team
which is expected to bring back some
trophies from Camp Perry Is said to
be one Of the best shooting units ever
sent to the national matches by the
local guard. 1t Is captained by Lieut..
Just c. Jense. Company d. 121st En-
gineers, one Of the crack shots Of the
guard and veteran IN the service.
Efforts are being made to obtain
additional land on the water front ad
jacent to the Coast Artillery Armory
for the stowage OF all motor equip
ment Of the National Guard. Much
Of the motor equipment which the
guard has is Just junk, as evidenced
by the failure OF much Of Il to stand
up in camp. particularly the dispatch
| motor cycles. Members Of the head
quarters and service company, under
Capt. Sidney Morgan, have worked
necessarily to keep the material in
service.
Lieut.. Raymond NJ. Peak. command
ing the 29th Military Police Company,
Is proud Of his orRanization and the
Evening star., 1925-08-30
55 MILES OF WIRE USED
IN SIGNS OF EIFFEL TOWER
Advertising Electric Display Board
Brings Large Revenue to
City of Paris.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 6.-Wiring the EifeI
Tower for advertising purposes requir
ed more than 20 miles Of thick wire. s.
miles OF fine.
When It was first reported that the
tower was to be used to display an
electric advertisement, II was said that
the state had consented 10 the scheme
for the sake Of the tax it would re
ceive, which in the present condition
of the treasury would be welcome.
Later information, however, showed
that the Eiffel Tower Co. is not obliged
TO ask for authorization for such ac-
ton. having only 70 satisfy the Paris
Municipal Council that no scheme
could be adopted that would be in any
way an eyesore TO the town.
The company receives Il lump sum
Of $50, 600 francs, or about $1,000, Of
which the city gets 10 per cent.
Evening star., 1925-08-30

NORTH BEACH. MD.-WATERFRoNT COT
tage to rent from Sept Sth to Both; S75.
EDWARD WIDDIFIELD. Seventh and Chesa-
peake ave North Beach Md
Evening star., 1925-08-30
EDGEwATER BEACl

| NSHADE-SUNSHiNE.
Choice, building sites for sale. $3.50 and
| AMES at land office on boardwalk. or BAU-
! MAN & HEINZMAN 1904 H st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1925-08-30
SUMMER HOMES.
WANTED TO BUl-HOUSES.

GEORGETOWN OR ROOM HOUSE
around 81, 800: 81 800 cash: on Capitol
Hun: must buy Immediately. 20l MCGlli
Evening star., 1925-08-30

II IS expected that there viii be
several vacancies on the 18th Division
staff in d short time, and State Off
GERS are cycling the positions with the
hope that they will be selected.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
SALE OR RENT-HOJS SEs.

FOR SALE OR RENT BY OWNER. FUR
nished or unfurnished. 127 n, C.. ave. Sc.
beautiful rooms: electricity and ADEQUATE
heating plant: space for two-car garage.
7-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE LOT, BEAUTIFUL
shade trees; fronting Columbia pike ous
line (Monticello highway; also 5,room
55unEalow. modern. open fireplace hardwoofni Ssfi
a1o5 6h Phone Main 800 10
my residence. j. CLOYD BYARS. AIcova
Heights. Arlington. Va. 30
NV. CORNER LOT. 9sxlO0 IMPROVED
will rent one; square National Cathedral
School.
Address Box 1905. Star office.
NICE SlX-ROOM HOUSE. EASILY HEAT;
ed; electricity. garden. chicken run. good
white section; one fare; S4.750; easy terms
Kent, $50: possession now. owner Ad-
dress Box 205-S. Star office. 30.
NEW DESIRABLE SIX-ROOM AND BATH
brick dwelling huilt-in garage. house mas
never been occupied; in vicinity OF 18Th ana
Quincy SITS. NV: all mod 2rn improvements:
can be bought or rented very reasonable
terms. Apply owner. Phone Adams l67.
HOUSE ON IRVING ST. NV. WITH BRICK
garage. See owner at sol Falrmont st;
NV. or at Bag Irving ST. between and
D.m. 81
ONE OF TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOMES
III West Chevy Chase--422B FessenCeu 81;
NV, Iust off Wisconsin ave: rooms ana
all E!assed in: ami; fully detached: large
lot to side and re3r alley.
BRODT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
1903 Eye Street q.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
ARMY MANEUVERS
ENDED ABRUPTLY
tAttack of London ''Defend-
erS' Not Decisive and "War"
Closes Day Ahead.
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, September 25.-The bat
Tie between the Blue and Red armies,
with London as the objective, ended
abruptly last night, to the surprise
of those who have been endeavoring
, to follow the maneuvers and to the
delight of the bedraggled Tommies
Latest reports say that the attack
or Gen. Chetwode's Blue forces. who
were defending London. did not de-
Velop decisively and that cease fire"
sounded with Gen. Godley's invading
Red troops holding a strong line.
The operations began at dawn
Tusday, and, instead of waiting for
the invasion, the defenders made a
surprise attack, advancing into Red
territory. From that on, owing to
the flooded condition of the entire
area of 1000 square miles. the zone
OF the operations. few details are
known of the movements of the
respective armies, and it is presumed
that the maneuvers were brought to
close a day ahead of time because
OF the physical difficulties encountered
by the troops, many of whom were
green men.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
BELGIAN LIQUOR VESSEL
BELIEVED STILL AFLOAT
Has Been Given UP for Lost in
Antwerp, But May Have
Survived Storm.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. September 25.
The belief was expressed here today
that the Belgian steamer Gertrude
still is afloat off the California coast,
unless she fell a victim to the severe
storm which swept the coast a week
ago.
Antwerp advices on Thursday said
the Gertrude. which had on board a
crew of 10 men and a general cargo
mostly made up of liquors. had been
given up as lost. She sailed from Ant
werp February %, bound for Van
couver.
The liquor was consigned to a San
Francisco man who was killed on a
rum runner before the arrival of the
Gertrude off the California coast.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
Atlanta Bond Issue Fails When Dixie
Base Ball Series Game Draws Voters

A campaign In favor Of a new city
hall had been pushed vigorously here
for the last two months by civic lead
ers. Voting was rather brisk during
the morning hours yesterday, but the
polls were practically deserted after
the Fort Worth and Atlanta teams
crossed bats at Spiller Park.
The campaign for a new city hall
has been resumed. The election will
be held after the Dixie series has
been completed
Evening star., 1925-09-25
FOUR BOYS ESCAPE
Detention HOUSE.
One Recaptured Later After Get
ting Through Bars of Dormi.
tory Window.

firing of the monotony of life in the
house of detention, where they had
been held several days, four boys.
whose ages range from II to 16 years,
took French leave early this morning.
They spread the bars of a dormitory
window on the third floor, using only
their hands, squeezed through the
opening and descended the fire escape
to the ground. One was recaptured.
Three of the boys had been arrested
for the alleged unlawful entry of
chain store at Kenilworth a week ago,
later admitting, according to the po-