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Evening star., 1925-12-13
u. S. IDEA OF BEING PRACTICAL
DEPLORED BY NOTED CHEMIST
Dr. Hendrick Supports Hoover in Warning That
Much Is Lost in Scientific Research for
Only Useful Facts

ideas ever passing from the realm Of
theory over into practice. We are
rich in practice, but in regard to the
fundamental work that does not
measure values but keeps always add
ing TO the worlds store of knowledge
we are not active enough. Secretary
Hoover was right; we need to feed our
engineering, medical and other utili-
tartan professions, with more light from
research in pure science. Donors Of
educational trusts often miss the point.
Men of pure research are rare birds,
but we have them. The desire Of their
hearts Is not wealth: 1t is discovery.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
By GEN. HENRY r. ALLEN.

Who Commanded the American Army on
the Rhine.
While unstinted praise is due to For
eign Minister Stresemann and Chan
ceilor Luther, along with Foreign Min
listers BRAND and Chamberlain. in
signing the Locarno pacts, the world
Is equally indebted TO President Hin
denburg for his constancy to the new
republic, thus assuring Germany's ad-
herence to those pacts. There are
perhaps few examples of fealty and
devotion to country in the annals of
history that surpass the noble atti-
Evening star., 1925-12-13
By RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD,

Former Am DaSSaCOr 10 1taly-
The crime statistics Of the United
States have two distinctions; the first
is that there are not adequate and uni
form statistics on crime and the second
is that such statistics are not needed
70 convince any one with eyes and
ears that our violent crime tide, in
a country excelling any other civilized
land in lawlessneSs, is steadily rising.
Frederick J.. Hoffman, who has
many years of experience in estimates
and statistics of homicide IN the
United States. says that this year
without \. doubt we are putting up
with at least eleven thousand cases OF
killings involving criminal RESPONSE
bility. We are the subject for ridicule
abroad not only because we are so
long on laws and so short on enforce
Snent, but because we shoot up persons
on the streets and shed blood indoors.
because we then escape arrest or wear
out the courts or slip through tech
ntcal loopholes or plead insanity or
peculiarities. or abnormality of our
glands We are simply killing.
Well may we look with wide-eyed
astonishment upon the appearance of
almost utter disregard for human life.
Strikes, racial conflicts. feuds, such as
that at Berrin; prohibition officers
chasing hip TASKS, boys robbing tlils,
h,lsba DdS-and WiyeS-craZed by the
unchecked flow Of mind-maddening
bootleg liquor. cover the pages of our
newspapers with tales of wild and Fio-
lent death. Mere murder IS no longer
news Five, six or seven times day
in some of our cities like Chicago or
New York some victim f1ops over with
gun. knife, bludgeon or poison.
Penalty Less Than Deserved.
Why?
Probably first of all because the
criminal mind. intelligent or not, un-
consciously counts the costs OF vio-
lence and in the back of that mind
is the knowledge that as a nation we
fail to punish for homicide with either
certainty or severity. 1t is asserted
that less than one guilty killer out of
every 100 even pays the maximum
,euaIty: that probably not third
nav any penalty at all. My own m
xestigation has revealed the causes for
this. They are archaic police systems
and lack of cooperation between state
and state, city and city, III a day
when the automobile furnishes get
uu.ay and when identification or Grim
mails is still difficult and gun-totlng re-
mains one of the scandals of our rest
less arab life. They are ancient $40"
,.onrt practices, the loophole-f1nding
criminal lawyer and the chickering's OF
,nedical experts. They are the lax
disciniine and training Of weakened
american homo life and the failure 10
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is HIGHLY REVERED
in MANY SECTIONS OF COUNTRY
Gov. Allen Says He Was Most Lovable i'm World War
Period, When He Became Just ''Creat
American to Every One

,fH0TE-Thc discussion in Washington
o. the site for the n0tiondl memorial to
Theodore RoosereIt makes timely and
interesting this appreciation and RENT
n,scence from Coz. Allen, an old friend
apd Stdnch Supporter.J
Evening star., 1925-12-13
French Financial Question,

From the Buffalo Evening News
Among other financial problems
Does France pay her premiers by the
Job or by the day?
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fHoTE-ar. child deserves large
More o. the credit yor the organized
srorts no,0 being made to curb our no
ioide fnrestioation Of crime conditions
caught the attention Of the entire conn-
tyy, and resulted in the recent formation
Of the National Crime Commission. aohtch
Ras announced and begun q constructive
program for lesSenin0 tie erR.)
Evening star., 1925-12-13
BY FRANK III. SIMONDS.

A S was to be expected, one of the
~ first consequences OF the Lo-
~ carno adjustment has been a
4 renewal of the discussion of
Evening star., 1925-12-13
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

/ RESIDENT COOLIDGE signal
? ly failed to satisfy the agri-
cultural interests as repre-
Santed by the recent conven-
Evening star., 1925-12-13

Meantime. Germany is going "a
Geneva and say, in effect: Look here.
T was disar1ned on the assumption
that 49, neace there was to be Gcn-
eral disarmament. But in practice.
while l am still disarmed. every one
else is armed. SiXty-f1vc million Ger
mans are at the mercy of 30,0o0.000
Poles or less than half as many
CZechoslovaks. Even Belgium has a
standing army as great as is allowed
me and can mobilize half million
troops at will, while l am forbidden
to have any trained troops sav~ my
derisory little army. / am great
power with the means of defense of
Continued on Fifteenth PaFe1
Evening star., 1925-12-13

~ HE changes in my own attitude
to religion have followed gen
orally and in a condensed form
Il the broader movements of
fhoI10ht d,,ripcr thu M sf nan.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
HELP MALE
(COnffuu@Sll

TUTOR TO assist boy with 5th grade home
work evenings after Z O'Clock. by the hour;
vicinity Dupont Circle. Address Box 81,
WANTED-L0CAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR
chain Of real estate offices; capital or expert
snee not required; we teach you the business
ties. Make $500 to $500 monthly. Booklet
free. DAWSON REAL ESTATE CO., Fort
Smith. Ark.
W1DEAwAKE. up-to-date real estate sales
men; must have autos. Apply to Brodt Realty
Co. 1201 Eye st NV
YOUNG MAN-Assistsnt manager. light man
Give age. history. pay expected. Confidential
Address Box 292-N. star office. 2i'
YOUNG MEN-Tf you want to make more
money and get outside, / have vacancy for
St. Room 900
YOUNG MEN (twoI, natives of Washington
or vicinity, to learn credit and financial re-
porting; experience in a real estate or law
office, course at business school, desirable
but not necessary: inside and outside work;
bicycle furnished: salary TO start, $50 a
YOUNG MAN, willing TO work hard. to learn
clothing business; wonderful opportunity. APP
ply Sunday, $3.50 10 1, or Monday, am.
s25 18th st. NV
YOUNG MAN, 1918, familiar with market;
reference and steady. Call Monday, sos 11th
ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN. white to drive Ford news
paper work: $1S u week to start give tele-
phone number AddresS Box 42-A Star office
YOUNG MEN. exp. trimming large trees.
Robert ii. FormaD. phone Clarendon 800 22'
MAN with executive ability and
experience; one with some ex-
perience in advertising and
newspaper work preferred; state
experience, age and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 81, Star
office.
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HELP DOMESTIC
(COntlnuehl


HOUSEKEEPER, neat, coIored for em-
ployed adults. and child of g. Of respectable
colored family; must be honest reliable and
Kind 10 child; good salary to proper person
ave. ne 24s
LADY, active. old. to live in small colored
FAMILY aud look after two children in return
FOR room and board and small salary 32S
BRYANT st. NV. Phone Potomac 20ii.
LAUNDREsS, experienced. for Mondays. Tues
days and half day Wednesdays Cali Sunday
sIter p 139 18th st. Sc.
I.AuSDREss, frst-class, wants to take home
work 3003H sherman ave.
MAID for general Homework and cooking: stay
ntghts I4l7 Crlttenden st. NV 22s
MAID for general housework; recommended ions
REQUIRED 340O Holmead pl. NV. Col. 2815. .
MAID; white girl. for invalid and to assist
Wdth Rd1 .ho horsework; German preferred Address
NURSE, young colored girl for three year old
child; stay nights; must have references Ad-
dress Box 461-X. Star office. 23'
WAITRESS WAITE and chambermsid; reliable girl
WOMAN. reliable, eolored, housework and
laundry; must stay nights; references required
Apply 8o2O 35th tnow Porter NV 22s
WOMAN, thoroughly reliable and capable. for
stay nights; references. Call s26 18th St NV
WOMAN. general housework; stay nights; ref
erences required Call Cleve. 200. 23s
WoMAN-white; take care Of children.
fousework. Call Kensington 1l6-J.
WOMAN. light colored. for general housework !;
stay nights. 1922 L. st. NV
WOMAN. German. working house ekeeper:
settled experienced. Call Cleveland 1851
GENERAL houseworker, col
ored, for family of three adults,
two of whom are employed.
Stay nights or not, as desired.
Must be frst-class cook and
good laundress, neat and steady.
Good pay to competent person.
Address Box 33-X, Star office.
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GIRL, colored. neat. reliable. wants light
housework, no cooking, child's nurse North
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GIRLS. two. colored. refined; 8 hours work:
no sunday, or maid private family. Call 1906
18th St n. ".
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SITUATIONS FEMALE

ACCOUNTANT-Books audited. opened and
closed: part-time bookkeeping; statements
prepared; moderate rates. Address Box 4S-z,
&tax onicsr
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HoUSEk EkDEPER-Rehned middle aged widow.
competent and reliable wishes position in
Vwidower's home: good home in preference
large salary. Address Box 449-X, Star Office. .
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Part 6--8 Pages
HELP MALE

ADDING MACHINE OPERATOR, competent.
for work evenings 60c per hour; state expert
ence and references. Address Box 36l-A
Star office
Evening star., 1925-02-22

LAuNDRESS-Firs class work take home.
and half day work. Can after 2:30 Sunday
1l3 Harvard st NV
Evening star., 1925-02-22

LAUNDRY WORK wanted TO take home
sunny yard. Potomac 3O95-W
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HoCSEWOBK wanted by neat cOlored woman:
stay nights, Call or address 434 Que NV.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

WOMAN, energetic, to assist in
large dress establishment; must
have knowledge of dressmaking
and embroidery, also executive
ability; unusual opportunity to
learn business; moderate salary
to start. Address Box Ask,
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

LAUNDRY WORK to do at home; best refer
enc enc l4l7 Swami ST. NV. phone Potomac
Evening star., 1925-02-22

If you desire 70 sell or purchase anything,
large small, valuable insisnifcant-maks
it known by means of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

LAUNDRY work TO do at home or out Ad-
dress lO22 Lamont ST NV.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

LAUNDRY wanted at home. no lamont st.
NV.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

LAUNDRY TO take home. first class called
for. delivered Adams 6o23
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nA1NDh1 al home and cleaning. North 2494
LIGHT H0USEWORK. by neat colored girl.
400 q NV o3s
Evening star., 1925-02-22

II you looking for Office help, chaufeurs
porters, laborers domestic help desire
offer your services, place advertisement in
The Star under appropriate classification.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
(COntinuedl

(COntinuedD
GIRL, colored. neat. reliable, wants light
housework, no cooking, or child's nurse. North
Girls. two, coioTed. refined; 8 hours work:
no no sunday, or maid private family. Call 1905
18TH st. NV.
HoUSEk EkBEPER-Refned mIddle-aged widow.
competent and reliable, wishes position in
widowers home: good home in preference
large salary Address Box 449-X, Star ofice.
HoUSEWORK wanted by neat coiored woman:
stay nights, Call or address 434 Que NV.
LACNDRESS- First class work take home
and half day work. Can after 2:30 Sunday
Il3 Harvard St
LAUNDRY WORK wanted TO take home:
sunny yard Potomac 395-W
LAUNDRY TO take home. first class; called
Tor. delivered Adams 6023
LAUNDRY WORK TO do at home; best refer
2425. "A"" st. nv" OF p"0ne f0'0H'Ae
LAUNDRY wanted at home. 10 Lamont ST,
LAUNDRY work to do at home or out Ad-
dress IO22 Lamont st. NV.
LAUNDRY at home and cleaning North 2494.
LIGHT H0USEWORK, by neat colored girl.
40 o NV. 23s
LIGHT H0UsEwORK. by refined white
2Ss-S. Star office
MAID or general homework in apartment;
neat col0red woman; reference. Potomac
.siDhNiN' Nbhh DE colOred woman. 1900
Eye ST NV. Sec janitor.
MoRNING's WORK or days work by Young
colored girl. Call or write 500 r. !. ave. w,
Apt b Call between Q am. and pm.
NURSE or general housework; colored girl
1873 w st. NV.
NURsE-White, experienced; fond of children:
city or country; would travel. Address Bo1
30s-A. Star office.
PART-IIME or day work by reliable colored
woman; references. Line. $40.
PASTRY COOK with reference wants mart
time work. Franklin 1034-J.
PLACES as cook maid wanted by two reli-
able girls Call at 1850 seaton st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE viii care for invalid;
references. 1915 Corcorsn st.
sEAMSTRESS wishes sewing BY the dsT.
can 1895 Corcoran ST NV.
WASHING AND IRONING-Open-a air drying:
reference. 1215 9th ST. NV. 24'
WASHING AND IRONING, strictly first-class
service; reasonable prices; outdoor drying
Howard Hand Laundry. Potomac 1893
WOMAN wishes part-time or days work.
Dps Georgia ave.
WOMAN; colored, wants work as general
houseworker. Line. 7577W.
WOMAN wants work in out; also girl neat.
Lamont St
WOMAN, coIored; DAYS work or morning
| work. 1412 T St NV
WOMAN with 5-year-old child, would like to
take care of roominG house for room and small
salary. 42s12 NV.
| WOMAN colored, wants Friday and Satur-
Gay cleaning or evening work from to II, Of
any kind. Phone North 693.
| WOMAN colored frst-cless cook. wishes
| place in private family. North 4065-W.
| WORK after 3 pm, by colored high school
! girl: also young woman. AZ l. at. ny
WORK TO take home by hrst-class lsundress
| 2120 L st. ~. 23a
YOUNG LADY wishes position as housekeeper
! in gentleman,s or lady's home Address Box
1S5-X. Star office. %"
Evening star., 1925-02-22

PRESSERS (colored) on ladies'
fine garments; must be able to
do knife and accordion plating
as we'll as other kinds of hand
plating; long season; references.
Apply Mr.. Hoffman, 1880 Penn.
ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

AGENTS-House TO house. If you are not
making $50 week, Mr.. Hill, ID moor
front, 1925 18th st. NV As
Evening star., 1925-02-22
SITUATIONs-MALE, FEMALE

COUPLE wish position as butler and maid
Write s. II. T., 2719 Dumbarton ave.
COUPLE, young, colored, would like position
as chauffeur and maid; reference. Write F.
X. Smith. 2132 11th st. NV.
JANIT0R'S QUARTERS. reliable man and
wife. 2207 Cleveland pl NV.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

AUDIT0R-Wanted young man who has had
experience auditor in bank: answer giving
age, experience, business references and sal
airy wanted must be progressive, clean-rnt,
office 22s
Evening star., 1925-02-22

HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
ter class of unfortunate young women be-
fore and during confinement. Strictly private.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
PERSONAL

MARCHAND $50 LECTURES. $40 jsTEN0-
graphic notes read and O.K'd by Dr. March
andD. How TO Find Your Pay Streak and
Make Your Box Office Pay and Get Out of
the Rut, and much valuable information. Mail
orders TO LILA WINSTON McFADDEN, 1927
St n.w 4th floor
Evening star., 1925-02-22

AGENTS-Make big money; fast-sellng auto
specially; easily demonstrated; big repeater
II Il Chalfnrt II
Evening star., 1925-02-22

HOUSEK EEPER. neat, colored, for 3 en-
ployed adults. and child of 8, Of respectable
colored family; must be honest reliable and
Kind 10 child; good salary to proper person
Can Line. 5249, Mrs. Scott, 1119 Montello
ave. ne
Evening star., 1925-02-22

SWEDISH BODY MASSAGE FOR RHEUMA-
tism. constitution. etc Call n. 354T-W.
CARE N PRIVATE HOME IN CITY FOR
retarded boy just attending public school;
rates moderate
Evening star., 1925-02-22

WOMAN, colored, wants Friday and Satur-
Gay cleaning evening work from 8 TO L. Of
any kind. Phone North 693.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

WOMAN, with 5-year-old child, would like to
take care OF roominG house for room and small
salary. 1891 VI NV
Evening star., 1925-02-22

MASSAGE, SWEDISH. AND HEALTH EX-
ercises. CARL ANDERSON, 1928 r ST., Apt.
26. Phone North 6615-J. 22s
GIRLS! GIRLSi GIRLSI LEARN TO ACT:
be in play; s. for five weeks. Address Box
Evening star., 1925-02-22


place in private family. North 4066-w.
WORK after 3 pm, by colored high school
girl; also young woman AZ L at. NV.
WORK TO take home by hrst-class laundress
2120 L st. NV 23s
YOUNG LADY wishes position as housekeeper
in geutleman's lady's home. Address Box
1S5-X. Star office. 22s
Evening star., 1925-02-22

PASTRY COOK with reference wants part
time work Franklin 1034-J
Evening star., 1925-02-22

SECURITY Statesmen, with clean records,
are invited to register with US in anticipation
local issues that has ever been backed by
Washington business men and offered to local
investors. Give past connections, age and
references In first letter. Address Box 34-Z,
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

work evenings after Z O'Clock. by the hour:
vicinity Dupont Circle. Address Box 81,
Star office
Evening star., 1925-02-22

I Address Box 350X, Star Office.
| HOME CARE FOR TWO WHITE BABIES:
! rates reasonable. Address Box 349-X, Star
| office
Evening star., 1925-02-22
HELP FEMALE

LADIES desiring a profitable position from
the beginning, demonstrators, attend our
meeting Monday. February 23, 1880 pm, when
wonderful possibilities of our product the
cream season is here. the goods a repeater
3f42 q st w
Evening star., 1925-02-22

NURSE will care for invalid !;
references. 1915 Corcoran St
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
Dispatches From Paris Tell of Plans-Caillaux Is Peeved- Are Becoming Popular.

Paris, Dec. After giving up his chair at the ministry of f. nance to Premier Painleve, M. Gail laux went with Mime, Caillaux to his residence at Manners, with the in- tention of remaining in complete se- clusion until toward the end of the year.
 M. Caillaux has greatly resented being dropped from the cabinet and makes no secret of his intention to combat his former friend and chief when NJ. Painleve appears before the senate to put through his legis- lation for the restoration of France s finances. M Caillaux was recently elected senator for the department of Sarthe.
 When the attention of Premier Painleve was called 10 the fact that the reaction throughout the country which the dismissal of the finance minister caused was favorable to the departing minister. he said.
 ''M. Caillt>ux was like chef who came to me with the best of recom- mendations and references, and then proceeded to do some very bad cooking" .....
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
Wagner and PhilIipe Now
 Partners in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 4 Pl-The paths Of two baseball stars who to- gether on the diamond won fame for themselves and the Pittsburgh Pl- rates In the early 1o00's have been joined together in business.
 Charles L. C'Deacon") Phillipe and Honus Wagner. he Of the clumsy feet who appeared to do everything wrong but still during his time did It better than anyone else, are en. gagged in the sporting goods busi- ness here.
 The presence of the two stars in tho store when an old time fan hap pens to enter is always the occasion for a flaming bee Most often the conversation relates to the memor. able series between the Pirates and the Boston Red SoX of 1904.
 The SoX won but during that series there was a record hung up by veteran who had reached Pittsburgh via the Louisville route. He was six feet. one inch and every inch baseball player. The record still stands and it more than likely will never be equaled.
 The pitcher referred to was Phil lipe. He pitched in five full games during the 1904 classic and was re- turned victorious in three of them. His victories spelled the sum total Of the Pirate successes in the series
 Although 53 years old Philippe has not shrunk in height or popularity and is almost as active as ever.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
SpeakS At Last

A stage silence of a quarter Of q century has been broken by Crock. considered Europe's greatest pan tomimist. For 25 years he has not spoken on the stage, but now he Is appearing in revue at the Palace theater in Paris and speaks many lines In French and English and sings In both languages,
 Crock is a Swiss and one of the few notable clowns that country has produced, His Swiss nationality was q great help to him during the war, as he was able to play in the music halls of all the countries at war, and the fact that his act contained no speech made 1t possible for him to be understood in any country.
 Crock has replaced Raquel MAller as the foreign feature in the new Palace revue. and is attracting large numbers of American and other tourists,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

where every other man in the street wears a decoration. Is the latest manifestation of the French passion for self-adornment. The Hotel Man egers' association of France has awarded $50 medals to members of hotel and restaurant staffs "in rec ognition of their devotion to duty in looking after the comfort of the guests"
 If medals were given in place of tips, some Of the recipients would be unable to walk with the weight Of them. after last summers prosper ous American season.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

try something Of the sort He added a new ministry, the budget ministry, 10 his official household, with Mon sleur Georges Bonnet, his right hand man at tho ministry of war. as its first portfolio holder.
 The minister of the budget will have the same responsibility as Gen err Dawes had but his task will in- | VolVe different difficulties due to the differences between the systems of government. He will be expected to pare down appropriations to the core and at the same time offend none of the members of parliament who arc interested in satisfying tho demands or their electors, The experiment Is regarded as likely 10 bring into re. lief the obstacles to economy that arise from a regime in which the government is at the mercy of par liament
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
Fast Phone Service

Lightning conversations'--tele- phone messages which take absolute priority over all other calls and cost ten times the normal rate-will be established throughout Europe by a decision of the international tele- graph congress. taken during the closing days of Its sessions here.
 Tho system has already been suc- cessfully worked in Scandinavia and will now be introduced by mutual agreement between the different countries subscribing to the con- ytess.
 Time charges in excess of the first
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
Sinking Coyote Replaces
 Lion as Montana Menace

M!ssoula. Mont. Dec. { P,-The mountain lion has yielded to the sinking coyote as tho greatest mem ace to wild life in Montana.
 To save himself and his stock, the ouckskin-coated pioneer of the eighties fought the lion. Tn modern days. the state posted bounty Of S2o for each Of the animals killed.
 This warfare has progressed to the stage where only one deer. a fav- orite prey, has been killed by the mountain king this year. The coyote, however. has claimed several vic. tims,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

tho Judicial council of Massachu- setts filed with Governor Fuller.
 The council was created by an act passed last year for the contlnu. ous study Of the organization. pro cedure and practice of tho courts"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
Copies Dawes

Premier Painleve took leaf out of the fruitful experience of Vice President Dawes when he formed his new cabinet, Remembering the eulogistic reports published here of the results obtained by the former director of the budget he decided to