davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-03
TpaTN4eCKaa CMepTb pyCGKOR
6apOHGCCbI 30 4AODN4G

MNAMH, RIa. - 3IecB HoEo
HqHIa caMoy6HHcTBoM pyccEaa Ga
pOHecca Pohc-TappeT, HpBITHyB C
1870 sTaSa rocTHHHnH Ha MocTo-
ByD.
BapoHecca PoHc- Taper, ypoE-
IeHHaa Bepa IaBpoBa = H3BecT-
Haa pyccEaa apTHcTEa = BBIIIIa
3aMyE 30 BpeMa BofHM B 6HTHo-
cTB cBOD cecTpOh MHIocepIHa B
r%ocHHFeIe, RE HaXoIHIca va H3Ie
qeHHH paHeHHi 6apoH.
PyccEaa peBoIoHHa IH1nHHa Ga
pOHa |C0cToaHHa n 3acTaBHIa 6e-
TaTb B AMepHEy. 34ecb eyIpyTH
Poiic-Tapper cToIEHyIHcb c cypo-
Bof aMepHEaHcRoif IeHcTBHTeIBHoc-
THO. Boa TX 9HepTHa II chilli yXo
4HIH Ha 6OpB6y ga cymecTBoBaHHe,
HO B HOHIe HOHIOB OF BceTO 9TOr0
oHH ycTaIH 4 penIH.IH HoRGHqHTb
caMOy6HfcTBoM.
B TO BpeMa, RaE 6apOH OTHpa-
BHIca Il CB0HM 4py3baM, qT06H B
Tx O6mecTBe HpoBecTH HOcIeIHHfi
Beqep, 6apOHecca, he 4O%IaBmHcB
BosBpameHHa My&a, HoEoHqHIa ca
Moy6HHcTBoM. BapoH 6HI HafIeH
r 10 MHHax OF MHaMH II nBrlaIca
y%TaBHTBca, HO OH cHaceH.
, 1926-08-03

MEKCHR0 CHTH. - B HpOm
zoe BOcRpeceHBe 3TecB cocTOaIacb
rpaHIHosHaa MaHHRecTaHHa cToIH-
gHoTo OpTaHH3oBaHHorO TpyIa, B
RoTopon HpHHaIo yTacTHe oEoIo
$4,000 qe,IoBeE, HpeHMyIecTBeHHO
q5eHOB MeGcHHcR0H f'2IepaHHH
TpyIa.
STHqHoe HlecTBHe pacrHHyIG'b
Ha EecROIBR0 MHIB. Ora MaHH9ec-
TanHa MeEcHRaHcRHX pa00qHX, B
HoIaBIaIOmeM cB0eM 6oIbmHHcTBe
TOSe %RaToIHEOB, aBIaeTca HpeRpa-
cHBM IORa3aTeIBcTBoM TONY, TITO
pa6oqaa MeEcHEa B HBIHemHef 90
pB6e HpaBHTeIBcTBa C I%aToIHqec-
HHM IyXOBeHcTBOM BceIeI0 nOIIep
THBaeT HpaBHTe.IBcTBo RaHeca.
BOcHpecHaa MaHHbecTaIHa Me
EcHEaHcRHX pa6oqHx HaHecIa cHIb
HBTH y4ap M%OpaIBHoMy HpecTHTy
, 1926-08-03
OrPA6HEHNE &APMAuEBTA

qHEAT0.- TpOe 6aH4HToB, b
TOM THcIe QUA 4eBymRa, Ha CayT
Hopr are orpa6Hlm 9apMaHeBra C
IoceBa IA 1872 4oI. BaHIHTu BE-
TpeTHHH ero y IONA, BsaIH y nero
EaXOIHBmHeca HpH Hem IeHBrH II
npHEa3aIH envy BecTH HX B eT0 an
TeHy. 3IecB, he HadHa 6OIBIIe ne
Her, OHH cBa9aIH gro %TpOBOIOEoh,
ycaIHIH R aBTOMO6HIB II 3aexaB B
rIyxoe MecTO, BH6pocHIH ero Ha
aBToMo6HIa, a caMH cEpBIHcB.
, 1926-08-03
9J1b3AC " HOTApNHTNa TPE6yDT
ABTOHOMNN

HAPPIER. = HpeMbep IIyaHEa
p9 pemHI HOIOIHTB ROHeI BcaRHM
CeHapaTHcTcEHM TeHIeHnHaM B Alb
sac : .IOTapHHrHH, HpeIcTaBHB IA
OIO6peHHe Ha,HaTM 4eTIyTaToB saEo-
HOHpOeET, EapaDmHf aBTOHOMHcToB
Il ce%HapaTHcToB TDpeMHBM saHIO
qeHHeM OF OIHoro 10 5 let.
AIBsac-. loTapHHTHa HaMepeHa
O6paTHTbca B HHry HaIui C Tpe-
6oBaHHeM 4Ta coca aBToHoMHOTo
yhpaBIeHHa.
, 1926-08-03
MeEcNEaHcENe pa6oqNe Ho44ep
KNBaOT KaHeCa

80 1pyrHx 3aToBopmHRoB, apecTOBa
HH. 3aroBopmHEH lam 0yITO OBI
E1aTBy y6HTb npe3HIeHTa Kaheca,
XoTa OBI LII 3T0ro HpHmIocB HOIe
pTBOBaTB cB0HMH IH3HaMH.
nPEAHATADT HEPEMNPNE
MeEcHRaHGR0e IaT0IHqecR0e Iy-
XoBeHcTBO H%peIIaraeT npaBHTeIBcT
BY 3aHII0qHTB HepeMHpHe Ha Hp0-
IoITHTeIBHHi cpOR, HpHocTaHOBHB
Ha 9To BpeMa 4eficTBHe HOBOro ga
ROMA II B TO ne canoe BpeMa Hepe
4aB Bonpoc o0 9ToM 3aRyHe ~ bee
HapOIHoe PHOTOGRAPHIC (pefepeH-
IyM).
KAT0hNRN nPOBOAHT 60NRoT
i. Bee 5a6oTM TO cOIepEaHHD
yIueIInero H3 TepEBeff IyxoBeHcTBa
HpHHaIH Ha coca TeHcRHe OpTaHH
8a1HH, co6HpaDmIHe TeHepb OOH
moi 6oHI Ha Dry Heb.
BMeGTe c rem EaToIHEH HpHcTy
HHIH Il ocymecTBIeHHD cBoeTo ma
ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II C01HaIbH0T0
6OHEOTa. CRAM 3aHpBBaTbca 30
MH0THX MecTaX TeaTpH, ROHIHTep
cEHe H IpyTHe HpeIHpHaTHa lib ga
oTcyTcTBHa HoceTHTeIeil II HORyHa
TeIei.
IHHIOMaTHqecHHe HpeIcTaBHTe,HH
cIeIaIH HaR1IM Ha MeEcHHaHCE0e
UpaBHTeIBCTBO B cMHCIG He00XOIH-
MOcTH c|MaTqeHHa HOBOTO 3aR0Ha 0
pe.IHTHH.
, 1926-08-03
Gem ENHAH 4PAMA

qHHAT0. = ApTyp THH4I, 30
let, HaTB 4Heii TONY Ha3aI ocTa-
BHI ;GeHy II ceMBIo II HOcelHHca B
o%TIe.IBHof OF nee RBapTHpe. ReHa
eReIHeBHO X0IHIa Il HeMy II yHpa
mHBaIa BepHyTBca IOMoiI.
B ~HOcIeIHii pas, OcTaBHB EBa
pTHpy Mya;a nocIe HOBOn HeyIOq-
HoH HOHBTTRH HpHMHpeHHa, OHa yc
4BIxaIa 4Ba BHcTpe,Ia. B0ea;aB B
EoMHaTy, oHa yBH4eIa cBoeTo MY
1a Ha HOLY B EpOBH C IByMa oTHe
cTpeIBHBMH paHaMH.
b T0CIIIITaIe n0I0TeHHe ere
TpH3HaH0 TaEe.IbTM.
, 1926-08-03
5. ROlNuENCRNN Boz

qHHATO. - Ha HIepHIaH Pc
vi apecToBaH Q. HoIHHeiicEHil Max
EyTH II 4Ba IpyrHx c|OyqacTHHEa.
Ora EoMHaHHa 3aHHMaIacb HoxHrHe
HHeM aBToMo6HlbHHx mHH. ApecTo
BaHHHff HOIHIeHcEHil HecEOIbEO NC
ca8eB TONY Ha3aI Obi yBOIeH co
cay%6H ga HeTpe3BOe noBeIeHHe.
, 1926-08-03

pBH EOMHTeT B TON, TT1 OH H0ITIH
cal IaBHe TO IORyMeHTH 30 BpeI
HHTepecaM npHXoTaH. CTapHe ne
H0MHTeTqHHH yTBepT4aOT, ITO no.
gHHcaHHBIe HMH I0RyMeHTM H0cIy-
HAT He Il yMeHbIleHHI0 npaB HpH-
H0ataH Ha HMTHCTBC. a HX W
peHIeHHD. B 9T0M cHOpe, HOcameM
HecOMHeHHO DpHIHTecIHH XapaE-
rep, TpyIHO pa3o6paTBca npOcTBM
CMepTHHM 6e3 HOMOmH HOMHeTeHT-
HBX DpHcTOB. IlOHa ne 9TH BIO
H0IyqHBe HOBBe 4OHyMeHTM aBIa-
oTca HpHqHHOi pa9IOpa Ha cO6pa
HHaX II HOpoIIaDT BceBO3MoIHHe
VacTO HeOcHoBaTeIBHHe cIyXH n
O0BHHeHHa.
llcaIOMmHH HaTOpHBf 3aa-
Bill o cBOeM HaMepeHHH OcTaBHTb
cDoD cIy&6y. Co6paHHe qOpyqHIO
RoMHTeTy yIaIHTb IeIo aHqHo C
Hca.IOMmHBoM.
, 1926-08-03
3ArAlOqHOE yBNnCTBO

YHHAT0. - Ha Fl. BecTepH
ape. 30 Nope IONA ,4%eiiMca 10
6ryca 6HI HafIeH TpyH y6HTOro
uc~H8BecTHorO TeTOB ra. I%IOIHHHa
ycTaHoBHHa B Hem TM9B6rHMRm
ono8HaHa B Hem &Oce9a Happy,
OT6BBmerO HeIaBHo TOpeMHoe pa
RgpqeHHe. ITO You'll ero HeHa
BecTHo.
, 1926-08-03
HEMEuKNM nNRHNK
VHKATO. B npoIII.1

YHHAl0. : B HpOHI1oe BOG
EpeceHbe, B ITeRcoH T!IeH Oar
AEpec, %cocTOaIca HeMeIRHd HHE-
mE, Ha ToTOpOM, necMoTpa Ia Ha-
cMypHyO HOroIy, HpHGyTc1BoBaI0
6olee 2000 qeIOBeE.
Kp0Me IpyTHX p%a3BIeqeHHh OBI
ia HOcTaBIeHa OHepeTTa "UHTaH-
cEHit 0apoH" Jpn yqacTiH BHIHBx
apTHCTHTGCRHX CHI.
, 1926-08-03
C.lyuAnHOE OTPABHEHNE

YHKAT0. = Fla MaHHcTH aBe
ceMBa MaHHHcEOrO, Hepe6paBmaa-
ca B TpyTOii ION, OcTaBHIa B npe
THeH EBapTnpe EaRHe TO ceMeHa,
EoTopHe MaHHHcEHM yHOTpe6Ia-
IHcb B EaqecTBe IeEapCTBa. On.
ceMeHa nOIIaIH Barren B pyEH Ie-
Teil BaIbCEHx II apOmeBcEHX, Eo-
TOpBe CaNH TX eIH II yrOmaIH cBo
Tx MaTepeif.
B pe3yIbT@Te O6e MaTepH II Tx
mecTepO IeeTeif oEa3a14Gh OTpaBIe
HHBMH. llOIOReHHe Tx B TOcHHTa
ne HpH3HaHO BHymaDWHM OHace-
HHa.
, 1926-08-03
3%IIo6IeHHyD MapTy BamHHrToH.
RapHOIBcEHI B TocIHTaIe Il ere
HOIoTeHHe HpH9HaHO oHacHBM.
y1APNl T0HOP0M PEBHN.
BOTO MyKA

qHHAT0. = Ha BI9p ylHTe
ATaH 1oyraIa ylapnI ?oHQpoM B
roIoBy NocHRa ToTopaHTHca. IIo-
c.Te4Hiii aBH1ca B ION ,4OyTaIH Il
CTaI peBHOBaTb ero r cBOeil TeHe.
Ha 9ToH HOME paaropeIacB eco
pa, 3aRoHqHBmaaca oHacHBM HOpa
HeHHeM ToTOpaHTHca.
IOyTa.Ia a%pecToBaH.
, 1926-08-03
3a6aCTOBKa waxTepOB B AHT-
HHR TlDO40HXaeTCa.

.TOHIOH. = Ha 6ypHoM coo
paHHH %IeIeraTOB 6acTyUmHx max-
TepOB 6HIo HpHHaTo nOcTaHoBIe-
HHe ~npoIoIIaTb %aa6acTOBRy. Ie1e
raTBI BHcRa3aIHcB, ITO oHa MoTeT
6HTb HpeEpameHa He HHaqe, HaE
Ia yc.T0BHaX, H3.I0KeHHBIX B H3Bec
THOM H,TaHe 4yx0BeHcTBa.
, 1926-08-03
qnKarcEaa XpoHNKa

he Ha cBaIB6e AMaTO MaHpHITO
6OIbmIHCTBO T0cTeii ORa3aIOcB OF
|paBIeHHHM HHpoIHBM 30 BpeMa
~cBaIe6HOTO O6eIa.
H3 qHcIa HpHcyTcTBoBaBmHX ia
cBaIB6e 40 TOcTei 20 H8 HHx, B
TOM qHC.Ie ReHHX II HeBecTa, Oqy-
7HIHcb B T0cHHTaIe, raj pe}y3b-
lar 0%TpaBIeHHa.
, 1926-08-03
y6NT CEHATOP N Cygba

MEKCHEO 9th. = B oBHoM
rs caIyH0B' %Hpdf3omIa BoOpyIeH-
uaa cTHqRa MeaIy ceHaTopoM Tan
BaHoM II I~egyTafoM AIBape3oM. &c
HaTop y6HT HaTeBaI. 30 BpeMa
oTOii nepecTpelRI cIyqaiHo TaEEe
y6HT 6HBmHi B eaIyHe cy4Ba Ca
lceIo, Ha6IIo1aBfuH1 DRY R9.HB co
-cT0poHH.
, 1926-08-03
yTOHyH B O3EPE

qHRAT0. = B ,IeiiE IEaEcOH
yroHyI II IerHiil BHIBaM lIIo6py-
Hill. Fro cxBaTHIH cyIOprH b TO
BpeMa, TaI OH HIHI 10 caMoMy
rwIy6OROMy MecTy.
, 1926-08-03

EaToIHTecEoTO 4yXOBeHcTBa.
IIpe3HIeHT Kaiiec cHOBa BHcTy
NH C pa3'acHeHHeM co34aBmeTOca
B MeRcHRe H0IOReHHa B cBa3H C
E0BBTMH peIHrH03HBMH 3aH0HaMH.
OH yTBepT4aeT, ITO Ie.IBD HoBoTO
3aR0Ha aBIaeTca H3THaIHHe H3 ne
pRBH BcaROii H0.IHTHRH. llepR0B-
HBH aMBOH He I0IReH cIyTHTB NH
TepecaM TEX HIN HHBIX H0.IHTHI0B,
a TOIBH0 peIHrH03HBM Ie.IaM.
HoBBi 3aRoH TaE;Ee HaHpaBIeH
Hp0TIIB Hpeo6IaIaHHa Pima Hal
MeHcHRaHcHOif TepEOBbD.
PACRPbIT 3ArOBOP HA RN3Hb
RANECA.
b cT0IHIe paCHpBT 3aToB0p Ha
TH3HB npe3HIeHTa Rafieca.BO RIA
BE 3aTOBOpmHEoB cToa.Ia 6aHaTHq-
Haa M0I0Iaa IeBymIa-EaTOIHqRa
.IeMyc, EoTopaa, a TaEEe
, 1926-08-03
gONrPA1NCb

qHHAT0. = TpyHHa 4eTeh +
BoapacTe OF 6 10. IA !IeT, paa4o-
6BB IONA OrHecTpelbHoe opyRHe.
HpHHaIacb HrpaTb B BOiHy. B pc
3yIbTaTe OIHH 9Th IeTHHfi MaIb-
qHR paHeH B T,Ias, a 4pyrOf - 6
I%eTHHi- OHacHO B rpyIb.
, 1926-08-03
HOCAANA gOqb HA uEnb

HbD HOPK. : B BpyEIHHe
apecTOBaH II. HaHaHEa, EOTOpBif
Hoca4H.I Ha 1eHB cBOD n IeTHDD
1oqB ga TO, TITO oHa 6es ero HOB
Bo.IeHHa HcTpaTHIa so Il. Ha no.
ceHIeHHe EHHeMaTorpa4a.
, 1926-08-03
APECT ABTOMO6NHbHbIX DO.
POB

qHKATO. = CBrBHRH apecTo
Ba.IH meCTb aBTOMO6HIbHBx BOpOB
R oIHoM TapaTe B TO BpeMa, EaE
oHH cMeHaIH HOMepa yEpaIeHHBx
aBToMo6HIef.
y apecrOBaHHHx oTo6paHo 5
BopoBaHHHx aBTOMo6HIeh. HoIara-
lot, ITO ora maiiEa aB.IaeTca oTBe
TcTBeHHoii ga MH0THe aBToMo6HHb-
HMe EpaEH, coBepHIeHHHe B HocIe
IHee BpeMa.
, 1926-08-03
APECT 6 KEHMNH VI 5 MY
KqNH

qNEAT0. - Ha HpBHHr Ia
pI ByIBapI Ho,IHIIHa HpoH3BeJTa Ha
Ger Ha ION 4OEropa HHcBeHIopa,
f EOTOpoM %apecToBaIa BIaIeIBHa
IoMa, 6 EeHTInH II qeTBTpex MyT-
rHH, HpeIaBaBHTHXcf pa3ryIy.
Been I'M HpeIsaBIeHo o6BHHe-
line B 6e3HpaBcTBeHHoM HoBeIeHHH
=. 0TPABHEHNE uEH0N CBA-
lb6bI
qHHAT0. - Ha CayT By4 YIN
, 1926-08-03
nONMAAN Is AKyH
MAHACKBAH, H. IE.

MAHACKBAH, H. IE. ~ Me
cTHHe pH6aEH HoI EoMaH4oif Ran.
CBeHcoHa B TeqeHHe cyToE B BE-
pcTe OF 6epera HoiiMa.IH 25 aRyH
BecoN OF 80 10 375 QyHTOB BaR-
4aa.
, 1926-08-03
APECT vs. ga gEByLuKN

qHKAI0. - ApecToBanM qeTBI
pc MoIoIBx qeIOBeEa 3a TO, TITO
oHH Ha6HHH BHHbaMa R%apHoIbcEo-
70. Ho6aBmero 0y8To OBI cBoD 30
, 1926-08-03
HOC1Eg0BAI 3h CB0EN 30
3HO6HEHH0M
CUpuHrbM.IhL. u11.-

UIIFHEI 'FII,ID IITI.- IIBE
EcIe.HH TONY HaiaI 3Iecb HoEoHIH
ia caMoy6HicTes1M 16 IeTHaa &C.
hymEa ,Ie.Ia CaH1ep;. Ee 10 IeT-
UHi Boa,Ip6IeuEHi 'TaNTToH nee
0To BpeMa rpycTH1 II ia 4lIax TO-
%e CBe.I cqeTH c TH3HbI0, OTpaBHB
HHcb TEN ne GI5.I, ITO II Gro &c
&! D0IeHHaG.
, 1926-08-03
P~A3OPyKEHNE RATONNKOB

MeEcHEaHcHOe HpaBHTeIBcTBO ITO
EyqHI0 CBeIeHHa 0 TahHHX C00pa
HHaX R%aT0IHH0B, Ha ROTOpHX O6cy
IIaIca HIaH B0OpyReHHOTO BHcTy
HIeHHa rpoTHB npaBHTeIbcTBa.
OTIaHo HO9ToMy pacHOpaIeHHe
0 HeMe4IeHHoM pa3opyIeHHH BECK
EaT0IHROB.
B IlO96IO TeH. CaHTe3 HoIBepT
ca H|aHaIeHHD co cTopOHH baHaTH
qlICT0 IaB0qHHE& -IaT0lHEa, BBlCTa
RHBlIeTO R cBoeM MaTa3HHe aHTHU
paBHTeIbcTBeHHbGf nIaEaT. H.; Tpe
0oHaHHe TeHepaTa yaa1HTb HI@E II
Jt BOqHHE OTEpuI CTpeIBGy H3 pc
inIbBepa, paHnB reHepaIa B pyHy
, 1926-08-03
yTHETADT XEHWNHy

BAHKyBEP, 5. L. = B1aIe
,HbIM mBHBIX IaBOR 3aEIIOqHIH co
r.IameHHe, qTo6H C Is aBrycTa He
T%OHycHaTB B cBOH nHBHBe &eHTIHH
Ha TOM OcHoBaHHH, qTo HpOTHB 9TO
TO npoTecTywr cTopoHHHRH Tpea-
BOOTH.
B03AyluH0E CTOHKH0BEHNE
TAAFA. HpoH3omo cToIE-
HOBeHHe IByx BoeHHBX a%9poHIaHoB
Doe MamHHH pa36HIHcb. Dunn
IeTqHR y6HT.
, 1926-08-03

PEIAKIIHa rA3ETbI ,PyCCKNH Northumberland"
orKpHra sxe1HeBHo, KpOKe BocKpecHH1 IHef, Or 10 10 8 vac. ROsOpa,
PyKonHcH, HpHchIaeHHe B PelaKnHO liz BaueqaTaHHa, IoIxHH' 6uTA
HaHHcaHH Bs OIHOd cTopoHe mcTa, nepoN 4 coupOBO@IaTBca DAMNED
\ a1pecOM aBTOpa. - HeHpHHaTHe pyRcHHcn o6paTHO ne BOsBpsmsDrcz
II oTBeT cBOf no nOBOIy Hx PeIaRnHa Iaer B DoqTOBOM amEkS
TeAe&oB PelaKuHH: MONROE 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
Warrant Officer Resigns.

The resignation Of Warrant Officer
William M. Berry, at Fort Hayes.
Ohio. has been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
81 NATIONS TO JOIN
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
Two Conventions Will Be Held in
Capital From September
80 to October s.

National and international authori-
ties on tuberculosis representing 81
nations will gather at the annual con-
ventions Of the International Union
Against Tuberculosis and the National
Tuberculosis Association which will
hold their conventions here this Fall.
The national organization viii meet
October Q to and the international
body will precede it September 80 to
October 2.
This will be the first time that the
international organization has met
in this country, according to G. e.
La Vigne, executive director OF the
washington Convention Bureau. The
total attendance will be about 1900.
al large amount Of literature on
Washington has been sent to the
headquarters OF the national orgariza-
ton in New York City by the Con-
vention Bureau for distribution to
foreign visitors. DIR. Walter S. Ufford.
secretary of the Washington Tuber-
culosis Association, and DIR. George M.
Kober, dean of the Georgetown Medi-
cal School and secretary OF the ma
tionai body, will take part in the con-
vention DIR. TheobaId Smith, who
discovered the bovine type Of tuber-
culosis germ, is president Of the two
organizations. Among outstanding
physicians from Europe who win at.
tend the two conventions win be DIR.
Varier- Jones OF London, DR.. Jaco.
baeus Of Stockholm, Sweden; Sir Rob.
ert Phillip OF Edinburgh, Scotland
and Drs. Humbert, Gum. Rist and
Bernard of Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
10000 ARE FIGHTING
HUGE FOREST FIRES
BIazeS, Most Disastrous in
Decade, Sweep Over Area
of 100000 Acres.

@AS1ON-N-eSA
MISSOULA, Mont, July PA pail
of smoke rising from the embers of
forest and brush fires that have eaten
their way across half million acres of
land, shrouded the Northwestern part
of the United States today while an
army of fire fighters strove despera.
tely to stem the advance of the most
disastrous CONGREGATIONS that have
beset this section of the country in a
decade.
The hundreds of widely scattered
blaZeS were being stubbornly resisted
by at least 10000 men, comprising
regular forestry employees, Govern
ment troops and hastily recruited
volunteers from the ranks of auto
mobile tourists
Eight thousand men have been
drawn into battle in California, where
10000 acres have been burned over.
The devastated acreage exceeds thus
far by 100, 900 acres the amount de-
stroyed during the disastrous dry
season of 1924, official figures show.
Centered about Shasta County, the
fires are causing deep concern and
have resulted in additional appropria-
tions by the State to fight the flames.
OF the $50 fires reported thus far $50
have been man-caused, officials de.
clare
Northern Idaho and Western Mon
tana have suffered heavily, Inward
of 200, 900 acres have been Quilted In
this region. Splendid stands of virgin
timber have fallen before the flames
in the Kanikau, Pend Oreille, Occur
d'Alene and Blackfoot forests and still
other vast tracts are threatened by
the spreading blazes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
PASTOR IS CLEARED
BY CHURCH COURT
Rev. Ashley ChappelI Found
Not Guilty TO 8 Charges.
Returns to Passionate.

STATESVNLE, N. c., July FL
Acquitted late last night of charges
of immortality, untruthfulness and at
tempted bribery, Rev Ashley Chap
pell, d. D., returned to Asheville to
assume his duties as pastor of the
fashionable Central Methodist Church.
/ Accompanying him were 20 mem
bers of his congregation who had
come here yesterday for the trial be-
fore a church court of the Western
North Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
They came to Statesville to- demon
strate their loyalty to DR.. Chappell
while the court decided whether he
was guilty and should be dismissed
from the paStorate or innocent and re-
turned as their minister.
When DIR. f. j. Prettyman of Gas
tonia, who presided at the trial, an
nounced that the accused minister had
been found not guilty, the members of
his church who were present burst
into cheers and gathered around their
pastor and congratulated him on his
acquittal.
Then they sang Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow"
II never was happier I'M my life,
the verdict
The minister paid a high tribute to
the members of his church who had
believed in his innocence since his ar
rest in May in an alleged disorderly
house in Memphis during the sessions
of the general conference of the South
ern Methodist Episcopal Church.
After calling them "the best flock
in the world" he said they would
make Peter, James and John ashamed
of themselves"
az am going to preach next Sum
day" he continued cheerfully, adding
that he felt like a wandering, lost
man out Of the pastorate."
The charges of untruthfulness and
attempted bribery were not revealed
until the verdict had been returned.
ThA public knew only that he was
being tried on a charge of immortality.
DIR. ChappeIl was alleged to have
given an assumed name to the police
at Memphis, who found him in a dis
orderly house. He also was charged
with offering the police whatever was
necessary to keep news of his arrest
out Of the papers.
His defense was that he suffered
from a physical ailment which caused
him extreme agony and that while
taking a walk in Memphis his condi-
ton became so painful that he was
compelled to go into a house until he
became better. While in the house,
he contended, 1t was raided by police
and he was arrested on a charge of
disorderly conduct.
The trial. which was closed to the
public, began yesterday morning and
was concluded last night. DR. Chap
peil was represented by DIR. H. K.
Boyer of Shelby and the prosecution
was in charge of Rev. G. M. Pickens
Of Albemarle. who had been desig-
mated for his position by Bishop E. d.
Mouzon, presiding bishop of the dis
trict, DIR. Prettyman, Or. Boyer and
Mr.. Pickens all agree that the verdict
was entirely proper and they ex-
pressed pleasure at the acQuittal or
the minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
WILBUR TOLEAVE
FOR WEST COAST
Secretary to Inspect Naval
Activities-Back From
Tour of East.
By the Associated Press.


Secretary Wilbur returned to the
Navy Department yesterday from an
inspection of naval activities at va
rious points along the Atlantic coast.
He will leave in the near future for
the West coast, arriving in Seattle
July 80 to spend considerable time
with the battle fleet in Pacific waters
and returning to Washington I'm Sep
tember..
The Naval Secretary inspected the
Lake Denmark Naval Arsenal soon
after the explosion of July 10. He does
not contemplate that any general sur
vey Of the departments methods Of
handling explosives will be necessary
unless the board Of inquiry at Lake
Denmark recommends such a. study.
So far the department has no in
formation which suggests the neces-
sity of revising its safety regulations
as to ammunition storage.
Mr.. Wilbur will call at the Summer
White House in the Adirondacks be-
fore he leaves for the West, prob
ably arriving at the Presidents camp
next Saturday
On his arrival in Seattle he will
join the battle fleet and inspect naval
activities in the Puget Sound area.
He will sail with the fleet for San
Francisco August 16, arriving at the
California port on August 20 and
setting out with the fleet again on
August 80 for San Pedro, where the
ships are due September 2.
During his stay in San Francisco
Mr.. Wilbur will dedicate the new
naval Y. NJ. G. A. building. He was
head of the civilian committee coll
lecting funds for this structure at the
time he was appointed Naval Secre-
tary. He also will dedicate the new
~" building at San Diego during his
stay on the coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
DR.. CHARLES R. LUCE'S
WILL is FILED HERE
Sisters Get Main Part of Estate,
With Small Bequests for Per-
sonal Employees.

The will Of DR.. Charles r. Luce.
who died July II, was filed today for
probate William E. Howard and the
National Bank of Washington are
named as executors and trustees. The
document was executed October Is,
1920, and directs that his jewelry, fur
niture and household effects go to his
two sisters, Jessie A. Potter and Jen-
ME Luebkert.
DIR. Luce left $500 to his cook, Stella
Norris. and $1,000 to his chauffeur,
John E. Dorsey. He also directed his
trustees to permit his maid. Ellen Tin
ney, to have premises $50 Carroll
street southeast free of rent for life,
together with an annuity of $50 per
month.
The remaining income from the es-
tate, the vaule of which is not dis
closed, is to be divided between the
sisters, Jessie A. Potter and Jennie A.
!Luebkert, during their joint lives. On
the death of either sister one-haR Of
the trust estate is to be paid over to
her children and the other half held
in trust during the life of the sur
vivor and distributed among her chill
dren at her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
TWO OUTINGS AT BEACH.
women's Ball-Throwing Contest to
Feature Service Excursion.

Women's Ball-Throwing Contest to
Feature Service Excursion.
The National Union Hospital Serv-
ice Association is holding its annuai
excursion at Chesapeake Beach to-
day. "A feature Of the outing viii be
a ball.throwing contest for women.
The outing is in charge of the fol-
lowing committees: General, Author
Al. Wright, q. M. Pershing, j. p.
Rhodes: printing, j Harry Jones, w.
j. Plemmons, w. w. Jones, w. T..
Bell; athletics and prizes, Thomas r..
Ryan, A. r. Brooks, J. al. Williams,
M. j. Kindsfather and W. J.. O'Brien:
reception and platform. G. Bonnie, F..
F.. Gibbons, J. e. Borland and F. E..
Ferguson. 5
OfIicers Of the association are:
Thomas p. Ryan. president; j. r..
Curry, vice president: s. Tripp, treas.
urer, and G. Bonnie, secretary.
Grand Oriental Court No. II, Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics,
viii hold its annual outing at the
beach tomorrow. r. r.. Burgess IL
C0a1xm80 a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
Hours for Sprinkling Lawns.

Numerous inquiries are being made
of employees of the Water Depart
ment for information respecting the
use of Potomac water for sprinkling
lawns, flower beds and shrubbery dur
ing the heated period. The law spe-
cifically states that such watering may
be done during the months of July,
August and September between and
o'clock in the morning and during
similar hours in the evening. A fine
of from 81 to SO is provided for use
of the water during prohibited hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
REED, IN MISSOURI,
RAPS DRY LEAGUE
Says Any Politician Would
Repudiate Its Methods, in
Answer to Heads.

Dy the ANbOcldbeu T-Fe6S.
KANSAS CITY, July 21-Political
activities of the AntiSaloon League
were attacked in a statement issued
Missouri in reply to that made by F.
Scott Mcbride, general superinten-
dent, and H. II. Russell, founder of
the league, at Westerville, Ohio.
Senator Reed warned the league to
be prepared to make complete state
nlent of financial expenditures in the
present primary campaigns, charged
the dry organization with practices
which would honestly be repudiated
by everybody who is engaged in poll
tics from the common ward heller
to the highest type of gentleman"
The Senator declared that contrary
to the Anti-Saloon League officials
statement, they were holding self-per-
petuating offices and fixing their own
salaries. Senator Reed said this had
been brought out by sworn testimony
from the lips Of their own members.
The chairman of the Senate cam
paign expenditures committee denied
he had ever been affiliated with the
liquor interests. when they have
nothing else to say, they invariably
raise the cry of Brewers and Brew
ers' money!" he said.
Mr., Reed charged that, contrary to
the published denial of Mcbride and
Russell, the Anti-Saloon League de.
voted a large part of its work to the
control Of party primaries. He as.
serted the dry organization entered
the party primaries in an effort to
control nominations, feeling no obi.
cation to vote later for the candidates
nominated in the primaries.
Finally" the Senator said, these
gentlemen insinuate that / have great
anxiety about the churches entering
politics. / don't know what they base
this on, but since they have raised
the question, the churches make a
mistake, and if that course were to
be persisted, we would find congre.
cations divided and split asunder, be-
cause of political differences"