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LITTLE NOT
TOLD OF n

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Gloria
Swanson's four year old daughter
Gloria and her adopted son.
Joseph. two years old, who arrived
from Paris on the steamship
France yesterday, have not been
told of their mothers Illness. it
was learned today.
The children. accompanied by a
nurse and a %governess. came in
care OF Rene Hubert, motion pic
ture scenic designer, in whose
charge they were given by their
mother.
Miss Swanson and the Marquis
de la F'alaise, to whom she re-
Gently was married. were to have
sailed on the France but their
reservations were cancelled when
the actress fell Ill.
, 1925-02-26
Osborne Wood
To Sail For
United States

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Feb. 20.
Osborne C. Wood. former Ameri-
can army officer and son OF Gov
ernor General Wood of the Philip
pines. who came here after leaving
Biarritz. France. early this week,
left San Sebastian two days ago,
intending to go to Madrid and Bar
celona, It was understood. 1t is be-
iieved here hat he intends TO sail
from Barcelona for the United
States. It is reported that while
here he received n cablegram offer
ing him n post with a cattle breed
ing establishment with headquarters
in Buffalo.
When the former army officer quit
San Sebastian he left n letter for n
friend saying he intended to meet
all his obligations.
, 1925-02-26

IF we were assured there would
be no trouble for the next few
years" said Admiral Jones, I'VE
would know better how to spend the
money allotted us. But as 1t is. it
is my personal opinion hat all units
that make UP the national defense
should be ready for immediate duty"
rs The navy ready for such serv.
ice?" Asked Representative Prall,
Democrat. New York.
There are a great many things
we would like done" the admiral
replied, especially in construction
Of aircraft and submarine protec-
tion."
Asked what would be the effect
of a 1000 pound bomb dropped from
an airplane on a battleship the ad-
miral said that IL it were not an
piercing bona ~the effect
probably would be local. with no
serious damage to the ships motive
power or the personnel in inclosed
places.
Admiral Jones testified that two
1.400 pound non-explosive shells"
were dropped from an airplane on
the battleship Washington one of
which struck fair" or the ships
deck. the other missing. The one
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concerns you. The committee repre-
sents you II is to be your building
Do you want it? Would you put II
on the city park? II not, where?
Think about It and write us your
opinion. II you WILL Watch Cor the
date of the mass meeting and at
tend.
1. The city park is centrally To-
Gated and would mike the building
accessible for the majority OF clti-
zens.
2. The building should be erected
In this vicinity. within which there
is no other vacant property Of ample
size.
3. The park was given to the
city for the good of all the people,
for their use and enjoyment. At
present 1t Is not used except for the
brief period OF summer concerts.
With the building on It the Park
would be used daily the ycar round
by young and old.
a.. II would be nnpther big step
forward in the development OF this
HttAAuH lHAv u tANlc ttIAtI winch
would reflect credit on Casper for all
time.
6. This three-hundred foot square
is really not large enough for a
City Park. While all admit It Ia
n beautiful green spot in the hear,
OF the city, It will be fir more beau.
tiful and useful with the building on
Il. and n large part OF the green
will still be preserved for band con
certs.
G. Ample land suitable for park
purposes. with large open spaces
for all kinds OF recreation. may be
required on the outskirts OF the
city.
T. The building on this accessible
location VIII help us make Casper
the Convention City Of the State.
, 1925-02-26

Casper. Wyo., was arrested here yes.
terday on a FEDERAL warrant charged
with using the mails to defraud. in
c%onneotion with the operation of the
United Home Builders association OF
Casper. The woman escaped from
Casper before a warrant could be
served on herAearly last fall and had
eluded the authorities since that
time.
William S. Barnes and his son,
Arthur S. BARNES, heads of the same
company. have been tried and con.
victed at Cheyenne on a similar
charge and a1e serving sentences of
two years and sixteen months re.
spectively.
, 1925-02-26
CASH BONUS
TO BE PAID
r CHI 1ST

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Approx.
imateiy 10000 treasury checks for
$50 or less representing the cash
payments to be made Immediately
to war veterans under the compensa-
ton act will be mailed March l by
the veterans bureau.
The aggregate value of the checks
is about $~2.250,000. Nearly 900. 900
such payments will be made. officials
said, going to veterans who served
only a short time.
, 1925-02-26
TWO ARRESTED
FOR GAMBLING

w. II. Howard and Charles Guros
were arrested yesterday on n bench
warrant charged with proprietorship
OF n gambling house in Lavoye.
A week ago the two men were
handed over TO Judge Henry Bren-
nan in justice court, but the case
against them was dismissed on the
basis of insufficient evidence.
Both are out on bonds of $1,000
each. awaiting trial at the next term
Of district court.
, 1925-02-26
CASPER AND WHEATLAND
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS
CLASH HERE TONIGHT

Carper high schools debating team
which has had a successful season
this year, winning seven out of eight
debates. will meet the Wheatland
high debaters, state champions. at
the local school auditorium tonight
on the subject, THAT Life Imprison.
ment Should BE substituted for Cap.
ital Punishment"
Norman Hansen and Tleta Schopf,
the Casper debaters. will uphold the
negative side of the argument.
, 1925-02-26
Mrs. Crowe rs
Under A rrest

LOS ANGLES, Cal, Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Sarah A. Grove CT Casper, Wyo., ar
rested here yesterday by federal Off
GERS charged with using the mails
to defraud in connection with pro
motion of the United Home Builders
association. of Casper. revealed IN
court today that since coming to
Los Angeles she had taken another
husband and now is known as Mrs.
]. o. Summers. Her removal hearing
was postponed until Saturday by re-
quest OF the federal public defender.
who is appearing for her.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 20. -
Mrs. Sarah A. Grove, formerly of
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was quoted as denying he had auth.
orized such a statemtnt and declln-
ing to discuss the matter.
Mrs. Borelum. wife OF the sculp-
tor, was quoted today as saying
the whole design for the monument
originated with Mr.. Borglum. was
developed by him and many models
made before any contract was en-
tered into.
ut was his exclusive property and
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Of the Chamber OF Commerce forum
on Tuesday favored the proposal.
Governor Robert Carey has given
his consent. The city council nov
has the matter under consideration.
The committees reasons for want
Ing to use the park are given below.
The Community House movement
, 1925-02-26

CHEYENNE, wyo., Feb. 26.-
Government counsel presented to
Judge 7. Blake Kennedy an affi-
davit made by Pomerene and owen
d. Roberts. the latter also special oil
counsel for the government. setting
forth that certain liberty bonds
worth s140.5oO which were in the
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Tho jury found Fonzl guilty on
IA counts Of the four indictments
against him which covered an agsre-
gate OF 81 $500. Tho compliments
were persons who In 1920 invested
in Ponzi's enterprise which guar
anteed fahulous returns. Eyldence
, 1925-02-26
ALL. NATIONAL DEFENSE UNITS
SUPPORTED IN AIRCRAFT PROBE
Navy Judgment Submitted to House Committee
BY Rear Admiral Jones; Bomb Effects
On Batteships Discussed.

Feb. 26.-When the house aircraft
committee resumed the aircraft investigation today, Rear
Admiral Hilary P. Jones, head of the navy general board,
summoned for questioning on the recent report of the spe-
cial naval board on the relative values of surface ships, sub
marines and aircraft, read to the committee "the conclu-
sions recepuy announced by the of the navy.
, 1925-02-26

at the trinl showed that the former
financial wizard had taken in mill
lions from Investors.
Ponzi pleaded guilty IN 1920 to
fraudulent use OF the mills and was
sentenced in federal court to n term
in Plymouth Jail. .He was rearrest-
ed on his relief.
, 1925-02-26
PAPERS SERVED
FUG|T|VES
BORDER
FLOUTED
Rhode Island System
Used in Effort to
Defeat Republican
Legislation, Report.

DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 2e.
-(By the Associated Press)
The blanket warrant for
the arrest of Democratic sem
ators of the Indiana general
assembly who bolted the
legislature yesterday and came here
was served on all but two members
today.
Jerome Brown. inundated to take
the lawmakers back to the state
house at Indianapolis, said the men
tlately refused TO acknowledge tho
instrument. They challenged his au-
thority. he added. Senator Bait and
Cling were not served.
Mr.. Brown said he was awaiting
advice from Indianapolis and was UNI
certain as to his next plans. He de
clared, wherever the ''runaways-
went. he, too. would go.
Minority Leader Cravens offered
to resign as a senator but told Mr..
Brown that the senators would not
follow hiid back to Indiana.
Brown1ormally read the warrant
to Senator King I'M Bait whom no
hhd not served earlier in the morn
Ing. The senator's are expected to
leave for Columbus at once.
, 1925-02-26
WARRANT is ISSUED FOR SCULPTOR
Designs and Models Are Destroyed by
Gutzon Borglum on Dismissal from
Work on Confederate Memorial

ATLANTA Ga, Feb. Arm deputies today were
guarding Stone Mountain and the property of the Stone
Mountain Confederate Monumental association after the
developments of yesterday when Gutzon Borglum was dis
missed from his post as sculptor of the memorial.
Deputy sheriffs armed with warrants charging Rorplnm
, 1925-02-26
TEAPOT TRIAL P0STP0NEMENT FOUGHT
Kennedy to Announce Decision
Tomorrow on Arguments Concluded
in Cheyenne Federal Court

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb. 26@That Harry F. Sinclair,
who negotiated with Albert B. Fall, secretary of the in
terror, for the lease on the Teapot dome naval oil reserve
granted the Mammoth Oil company, either directly or in
directly passed to Fall $3.50, 500 worth of Liberty bonds,
was charged by Atlee Pomerene, special oil counsel for the
, 1925-02-26
FULL EXPRESSION OF OPINION ON BEST SITE
FOR PROPOSED COMMUNITY BUILDING SOUGHT
Mass Meeting Scheduled Next Month to Take
Up Question; Committees Reasons in
Favoring Park Site Outlined.

The question of the best location for Casper's commu-
nifty house is before Casper. A mass meeting will be held
during March when all will have an opportunity to express
their opinion. The committee, of which P. c. Nicolaysen
is chairman, has looked the city over carefully and now
a portion Of the city park. A large meeting
, 1925-02-26
Ponzi rs Held
Guilty., Faces
Prison Term
Coupon Financier Who BIked Investors
Ont of Millions Gipen Until Fri
day to File Motion

BOSTON, Feb. ga verdict of guilty was returned in
Suffolk county superior court today by a jury trying
Charles Ponzi, former international postal return coupon
fnancier, on charges of larceny from clients. Judge Sisk
increased Ponzps bail from $1,000 to $4,000 and gave
him until tomorrow to file a motion for arrest of iudgment.
, 1925-02-26

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 26.-
Absence of eighteen democratic
members of the senate stopped legis-
latiye machinery in the upper house
of the Indiana general assembly to-
day. The Democrats, in a minority,
but in sufficient strength to break a
quorum. fled yesterday in an at
tempt to block action on the Gerry
mander bill and today Axteen were
reported to be within the h%ospitabls
borders of Ohio. from which state
extradtilon is improbable. Two OF the
minority senators were unable to
leave Indiana because of illness.
Republican senators met as usual
at 10 A. M, today but devoted their
discussion to means which might bo
employed to return the fugitives. In
dlctment under a state law providing
$1,000 fine for a legislator who alb
sents himself was suggested. but adj
mittedly was not n solution to tho
problem Of getting the minority
members back to their seats.
Thus far Republicans have de-
clined to talk OF a compromise on
the Gerrymander bill which the
Democrats insist would give their
opponents a strong advantage in
electing a congressman from the
second Indiana district, now classed
as doubtful.
Only Il prolonged absence OF this
Democrats will seriously Interfere
with the Legislative program. accord
Ing to Republican senators. Tho bien-
NAL appropriation bill is said to DO
the only measure OF prime Import
ance that has not yet passed the sem
ate. Action on this could DO COM
pleted within a short time.
There are many bills pending OF
varying degrees OF Importance but
failure to take action upon them
would not neoessitate a special ses-
sion. Republican leaders said.
, 1925-02-26

out n FORMAL commitment after he
had been suspended by Lieutenant
r. w. Christie. commander OF the
submarine SIT. who filed charges
OF un~offlcer-like conduct against him
at Manila, naval records show. Ken
, 1925-02-26
"Annapolis Combination" Responsible
, for Hounding of Victim, She Says;
Scandal Hinted in Accusation

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 26.-The United States
attorney here will represent the navy department next
Monday when a writ of habeas corpus seeking the release
of Lieut.. Frank E. Kennedy from the Napa hospital for the
insane is argued before the superior court at Napa.
Lieutenant Kennedy was sent to the Napa hospital with
, 1925-02-26

needy was not tried on the charges.
Hbut sent to Napa from the Mare
Island navy yard.
Four physicians who examined
Kennedy assert that he is sane; DR..
James w. Brownie OF Vallejo says
, 1925-02-26
WEATHER

Wyoming: Friday generally fair
except snow flurries probable north.
east portion. Warmer northeast
portion.
Evening star., 1925-12-09

LII the world laughing The kddies have
doll crcuses.
vision of wrist watch and host of other things she has e
suggested to Father during the few weeks And Father
has visions of the bills Santa coming The
i
with their irresistible windows On Street,
Avenue You might shop 5th Avenue Michigan
Chestnut Street,
your Washington offer you.
Shopping no BURDEN
The fun OF buying be almost the giving
if will shop early-ths weektomorrow! Selection is
its height clerks
small have tried
tighten day. 1400 Washngonians employ
than twice last We have brand-new
full of brandnew gifts Six floors crowded things
wants. No matter how
gifts here for everybodyand dozen
select and send them Cordially,
The HEC11T Cor STRE1
&@
Evening star., 1925-12-09
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, I. c., WEDNESDAY. 1
N eed Christmas be Such Prob en-

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after the servants while you are
away. Isn't 1t good of herr"
And Tina was so dumfounded
that she could do no more than
humble a greeting, whereas the
woman, the wife in her, wanted
to say: SIS it part of housekeep-
er's duties to sing sentimental
songs to her master? Does a
housekeeper dress for dinner? And
in cerise velvet that accentuates
the beautiful lines of a perfect
figurew
And what eyes! The curve of
the brows was most assuredly the
work Of an artist with the pencil.
but they did resemble the wings of
a gull in flight; the soft crimson
flush of the cheeks came direct
from the rouge pad, but it did re-
semble the kiss of the wind and
the magic bloom of the peach.
And when Miranda spoke
when she said: "How delighted |
am to meet Johns wife"-the TIM
Der of the voice was like the SUBJ
dued. booming of the bell. She
held out her hand-white and deli
cate and beautifully manicured,
and though Tina's heart was say
ing spitefully: "The cat! The catw
Tina's hand accepted it and pressed
it. And Tina's ears were rebels,
too. They didn't hear Humphrey
say: "She can stay only month"
All that they heard was the echo
of her own words: "This is a very
broadminded age!'
Miranda was not tob be confound-
ed with the housekeeper that Tina
had in mind when the arrangement
was mentioned. She was a friend
of John Humphrey and his mother
and a valued friend, as she de-
served to be. In coming to Win
grove to supervise the domestic
work she was comforting a favor
on the household, but she herself
would be the last in the world to
speak of it as a favor. ~ IS.
(rN-<:.,~L -. d. rfN
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the way. Tina and ! might be
left at some old inn to talk mat
tiers over. Anything may happen,
and"
"Have you discussed this with
Marie?"
Marie was Charltons second
wife, who was quite content to let
him have his own friends so long
as he didn't shirk his legal obliga-
tons to her."
81 have and l haven't" he said.
81 owe the dear girl four months
separation allowance, but she's
wonderfully lenient. She would do
anything to help me. My idea is
that Marie might learn of the Span
ish inn episode-personally, | pre-
fer Portugal. You could afford
her every assistance, and when the
blow was struck, when Humphrey
realized that poor little Tina was
in danger of being cited as core
spondent, he would do his best
to save her from the-from the
irksomeness of a cause celebre.
Have / made things clear to you ?"
wonderfully, dear Charlton,
but ten thousand seems ridiculous
~ small. Remember, it's the last
hand; we shouldn't be able to deal
another"
Charlton yawned. Enough for
the day." he said, "is the evil
thereof. A very silly proverb,
although it depends on how you
interpret it. Do get your
man to mix me a 'Maiden's
Breath; | haven't had a cocktail
all day and talking does take it
out of a fellow"
Lady Pinter reached for the bell.
She looked back at Charlton he had
flung one arm under his head to
form a pillow; he was staring at
the ceiling.
do keep that pose for second
longer" she said You conjure
up all the Byron I've ever read"
How sweet of you" he MUIR
INJURED.
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CHAPTER XIV.

THE time had come when
Humphrey must go to Amer
lea to save, if possible, the
further falling of his securities
and dictate to the lawyers a line
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Evening star., 1925-12-16
If Your Feet Hurt
Or Feel Tired From
Christmas Shopping

A personal representative of
DR.. Scholl-the foot comfort
specialist-will be here on
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
Evening star., 1925-12-16
Lace.COuPred
BoudOir Pillows
S2.49 and S2.95

An especially pretty gift to
give some girl is one OF these
Dainty Lace Pillows They are
i'll oval or oblong shapes. and
are made over the pretty colors
of blue. pink and yellow.
kann s-F Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-12-16
Handkerchiefs
For ErerybOdv

EUf CCS5 touttf
-Children's ) .All-Linen Hand
kerchiefs. with novelty print
character corner designs.
Regularly 75c. Special,
Box Of 3-59c
-Women's All-Linen Nov
city II a n d kerchiefs. with
hand and machine embroid-
cry; ais 0 pretty prints.
Priced at Csc Each
-Women's All-Linen Ini-
tailed Handkerchiefs. with
small initials. An excellent
value. Priced at 25c Each
-Womens p ow d er Puff
Handkerch;efs, of all-linen.
in white AID colors. Pow
der puff patch embroidered
by hand. Each handkerchief
contains a powder puff.
Priced SOC Each
-Women's Fine Quality
Crepe de Chine Handker-
chiefs, edged with footing.
Pretty solid colors from
which to choose. Priced at
SOC Each
-Women's All-Linen Nov
city Handkerchiefs, in white
and colors with dainty en-
broidered corners.
Box Of 3-SI.O 90
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