Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-30

FOR VALENTINO
ARE DISCOVERED
BERLIN Nov. 29.H)-"Women, dry
those tears-Valentino equivalent been
found" announced big headline in
the Berlin Acht Uhr Abendblatt. Both
Germany and Hungary, the newspaper
said, claim to have found so striking
Il double for the late film sheik that
fans will be unable to notice the sub
stitutfon AS proof the newspaper
printed photographs of Rudolph Val
entino and Emmo Jugo, the German
double, side by side. 1t showed also
Tibor Mindszenty, n Hungarian, in the
makeup of valentino as the Russian
officer in THE Eagle" and next to it
photograph of Rudy in the same role.
In both cases the similarity is start
ling.
Monarchist propaganda organiZa-
tions, which have been fighting among
themselves for some time, have split
on the question of who they want to
restore to the throne Captain Arno
Ehrhardt, one of the leaders of the
Kapp beer cellar revolt against the
republic in 1920, has gone over to the
steel Helmets" a nationalist semi
militaristic order of young bloods'
with the declaration that he wants an
elective" monarchy
T l,ox,o 40 .U111nafhU for those who
deserted the fatherland in time of
greatest need" the declaration says.
The nationalist youth movement will
not lift a finger to restore the towards
to the throne"
Count Ruediger Won der Goltz, re-
tired general and now one of the lead
ers of the "Fatherland society, de-
nounces Ehrhardt, accusing him OF raj
styling history in so much as the for
mer kaiser was virtually forced to alb
dicate. The society of German OFF,
GERS scoffs at Ehrhardts idea of an
elective monarchy as little better than
the republic. In counter declaration
the society considers it's members oath
of allegiance to William II uhbroken.
Former Emperor William considers
himself as having been betrayed by MS
friends, says the Neue Leipziger Eel
tung. The newspaper prints the story
of an incident said to have occurred
recently at Doorn. The former imper-
ial chamberlain, Won Oldenburg-Jan-
uschau, visited the ex-kaiser and, with
other guests, was invited to dinner
While waiting for the doors OF the
dining salon to be thrown open, wal
liam discussed the political situation
in Germany with his guests The Tor
mer chamberlain, it is said, suggested
that he thought Hindenburg deserved
great credit for assuming the burdens
of the presidency despite his old age
"You are traitors-all of you," the
ex-kaiser is reported to have shouted
a. he left the room and called off the
dinner.
The reichstag proposes to regulate
what is called unnecessary muzzHng
of free speech by the police. A Dill OF
the coalition ministry provides that
not more than two officers may be
stationed in a public political meeting
and that no special seats need be pro-
vided for the guardians of the law
Heretofore it has been customary
esnecially at communist mass meetings,
TO have as many as a dozen uniformed
police sitting in front of the platform
ready to nab the speaker when IN the
Judgment of the commanding offlcer
he attacked the constitution or re-
publican officials. The liberal parties
asserted that the mere presence of uni
formed Officers in the front row OF
hail interfered with freedom OF speech.
The authorities of Breslau have not
exactly an elephant on their hands,
but they appeared to have something
very like it after ba1liffs had levied on
the proprietress of an exhibition OF
freak animals to collect a Judgment OF
1000 marks. The bailiffs seized a SIX
legged calf, a dwarf monkey, doe
with five legs, a rare specimen of a
heron. a buzzard and a five-legged pig.
The whole outfit was removed to the
courthouse. At last accounts authori-
ties were wondering how long it would
take the seized goods and chattels with
the hearty appetites displayed 10 eat
ND 1900 marks worth of proVender' ana
whether the court would permit the
CITY to collect the cost of the 1000
from he successful plaintiff in the
suit.
Financial support of 100000 un-
employed in Germany is costing an
average of $23,OO0,OOO a month. Eleven
per cent, Minister of Labor Heinrich
Brauns said, are receiving more money
in doles than they did on their last
Jobs. Directly or indirectly employers
of labor and their employees virtually
support their less fortunate brethren
Employers and employees each directly
contribute $5,5OO,OOO a month. BY spe-
cial taxes federal and state govern
ments collect another $4,300,0O0 each
! while the burroughs raise $2,5OO,Ooo.
NEW SENATE BUILDING
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