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Bell Boy to Financier
Jump Lands Ambitious
Iowa Young Man in Pen

SIOUX FALLS, Ia, April IL Sew
en- years in the penitentiary was the
sentence today imposed upon Frank
r. Beddow, Sioux Falls bell hop who
developed overnight into "Ponzi,"
only to have his financial castle tumble
with the wrecking Of the security
bank Of Tyndall in which he was char
ged with having a hand. Beddow also
was ordered to pay fine OF $4,000 by
Judge Elliot.
Beddow returned here from Califor-
MIA, where he was caught after a
years hunt. lie pleaded guilty TO
using the mails to defraud when ar
raigned early this week.
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Burbank's Condition
Grave, But Hopeful

SANTA ROSA, Calf, April IL -
Luther Burkank's condition is very
grave, but hopeful" according to the
bulletin issued at o'clock this morn
ing by DR.. Joseph H. Shaw, the scien.
lists personal physician. "The patient
passed a quiet night the bulletin
read, sleeping seven out of eight
hours. One good feature was that he
was not disturbed by hiccoughing. His
condition is very grave but still hope
full"
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, April IL Great Brit
ain pound sterling ass 1916; cable,
4.S6 1I16. France, franc demand SAB;
cable 3.43h. Belgium, franc, 3.77h;
cable 1913. Italy, Ira demand 4.02;
cable 4.O2A. Sweden, krone demand
26.77; cable $3.50. Norway, krone
Plat; cable 21.49. Denmark, krone
26.15; cable 26.17. Shanghai, taels
72.371a; cable not quoted.
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20 Substitute Buses
in Place Of Streetcars
tspeeIal 10 The palIy Workerl

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 1.-THE
East 81. Louis and Suburban Railway
company today filed application with
the Illinois commerce commission for
authority to discontinue streetcar
service on its l.. and N. lines In Belle
Vile and to substitute therefor a mo-
tor bus service over an extended
routet
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Receive Nine Proposals
on Muscle Shoals Lease

WASHINGTON, April 11--Nine pro.
posals for leasing the governments
huge power and nitrate plant at Mus
Gle Shoals were received by the spe-
cial congressional Muscle Shoals com
mission when the time forAreceiving
offers expired today.
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Close Philadelphia Branch.

PHILADELPHIA --(FP) - Philadel-
phia's branch OF the Amalgamated
gcank OF New York is being closed
because OF insufficient business.
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The American Worker Cor
respondent Is outI
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Cattle Market

ca'..c-raoo: market aa l.-.
grade steers strong. spots liglcr
mediums teyr, and good cow.
ready. rommaa steers asd other ,n,
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SHERIFF BUSY
RUNNING DOWN
REVOLT RUN0RSi

Fears - rr,ou;iouav activities
djr"cAcJ at the administration of
Doycrnor Eo.,i@acl IL Lovcr va,i-
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ria'% busy ;na ra~t week sai.tcd t.
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c"r which aantoinc,b fpar loqIyl
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Schancas Again
Faces Deportation

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vh. ...a. .v ri ..4uor charges
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r.. Dr'...r 4. Brlrl on
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Deny Lev Bail Bail &c &c
Canton Gangster

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2%.-CarI
Studcr, alleged Canton bootlc&grr,
hc!d here on u c.,aroc Of conspiracy
to Violate the prohibition law, WAS
denied bail in lower h"ud than tEr
sI5,oO0 originally fixcd this after
noon, following receipt Of lhrca,
cning telegram by United States
Commissioners Martin Monah1n.
e." We ar" looking FOR you, sail
the telegram >cht from Canton
through Warrca, ohio.
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in connection with the Don Il. Nc
!ctt mgrucr ,dNcsG, ,4;.''ou. II" "a>
;u'o,trd with lonis Mazrr, charged
both with ii4uor conspiracy and
muri,r. II Wl- rIuint'd ne was prom
j>ed freedom on %250) instead of
/, the odgju1I ~un when ne confessed
Ills part in Canton liquor trafii,h.
inc.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OF { X TE N s 10 N
WORK REVIEW

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-r.# L. Angeles H.. week 10 VIZ.
l-~ a-..e.. NJ. i. F. Nj :
Miss Moody is &e.l known here al
pleased a,r NANNY friends with Ae-
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pianist.
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PERSONALS

N Mrs. Ca-.~ W#m.~
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>Haa WG.1@s have uueam from
r'r.. weeks r.r..',r >...n' II l-o~c.
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visited Bishop Mammoth I.'.s
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cities.
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Ei CentsaHS attending SsaG..-
school ut JaeaMha Yesterday aeras-
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-Hrrr, tram rWo weeks, vacation
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7. r. IIo.ehh.~>. Marshall T...H
representative from L.~ angeles. :
s1en5.@- several DAYS ir Fl Centre.
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ay...,...- t.#n cs.aa- Illness.
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n Oh Mexico. She win saend the
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BOX SCORES
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rcmarriag' within - year. This
charge wa. later dropped and sec
ond ,cgcmony WAS pyrfor.rd on
March -. l92".
The second matrimonial Nrutur,
proved no more successful thlu thr
tir>i. Mrs. Nmeupioo, under the
name Of NarncIa hambuya. wanted
a >cfcr4 career fl herself. while
NaoHtjur VAS oqnal'y ip>,,'pt us
20 Uomau $ place hyiH9 IVA fine home.
\crorIinpl th,> a4rcc6 jp a ii.
,orrr aHL fol' G.yr-r WAS granted
his wife in RAJ. thi- N,...
uoLL>WOup. Aa4. ~. u.ly-
wool r..u4.l in deep mpurrtny to-
aay when ~ouJ VA t"y>I,I from
N,U F.sh H." H.d lrh Valentino,
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Married Twice

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1ucutlv hvc hccn boforr the puiiic.
'u Novcwbcr lgl2 lr .sos mar iad tp
jean Aci;cr. screen 1rtro-s Tie mar
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L,.s than yco- iptcr Valentine,
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r."'.j ~ud charged with v'o'a''on Of
thc court dcrro That forbade his
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Does Odd Jobs


After that for 81 ,hitr, il "a, 20
u;c.'i,u If aav i.h =" .u~'au .t".
H. ~l.u.a brass. ,N.rt ont Stones.
Stood h-.jud eolu' -,. Nt ftr witt.
"a. tr.ct to gain ,yp,ovm,' ~ ~
lanrcr au done d"y 'h- hoaI winter
! lt Masin : engaged linn .u 'ha'
:o'c.
Ta,r- wa, Latin fire aai 2re.
about his daHr. ;ia' rh0 g.-'~ O.
NaN.m : Ijl..d With Joan Sawyer
as his partner d. enjoyed m,.,nc
~ -urrr~~.
Bat E,doIpho wa, restless. ThH
.om,uh.rr ne had heard Of th AZ
.i~ul'ua pp>~ibili,i", of California.
\ little mu.icai comedy heading for
Ar coast arcdrd another man. and
Fith his surname changed 10 Naieu-
mo, hc bccamc that uamr.
The urge for farming was .hpr'-
lived and Valentino vra' south 20
10, IA 4-lr-. lie rnu"d from
movie studio 10 movie studio. b.cor-
p4 "r eytr1 at - 20 dav.
He had that vague prc.oqi-i,o,
It--t t'IIIt i'-~. - VI iII MS N'-
!oct"d him 70 pay 'ho lead ID The
~'our Hor-emcH II Wa "a long
,ho,, bat the movies were made
on such,
Valentino gained hold that co"l
not bo ~tdfcu Women Iaved "r"r
lis looks Mon some times snacrc
at thr yo'r2 I,aian : handsome
ness; at otlcr t.inc. thcy secretly .1
mttcd that Lc was attractive.
Pictures followed in quick rr
.c.~ion with Valentino ia the lead.
ing role Tlna came The ypochal
'Shcif ia which Valentino artrJ
= role created br m imaginative
English Woman "ho>o book, cram
m"d with ~cN, was so'd j.. His coua
fry wherever gum was chaHrj
Probably no actor eyer '.a'hed ~"
amount of fan mnjl' th1' fnIlow
"a rolra.c III .'Tur Shcils.
Married Twice
Nalcntino'> maIital af.1ir. fire.
qucutlv hrc hccu bcroro the pui lie.
IN November l9l9 lr "os tnar.iad tu
jean Achcr, screen lrtrr-s. Tie mrr
ei.2c wn- .;o'ny all il. 800 ar ,n.
The Washington times., 1926-04-15

Farley. Mrs. John Foote, Miss Mar.
thR Fitzpatrick, Mrs. %. Farr, Mrs.
II. II. Flather, the Misses Fenwick,
Mrs. John s. Flannery, Mrs, j. "A.
Flynn. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
Peter G. Gerry. Mrs. Clyde Gear
hart. Mrs. Gilbert GrosvenOr, Mrs.
Z. S. Holden, Mrs. J. II. Haas. Mrs.
Robert r. Hit, Mrs. B. r. Hutchin-
son. Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
Mrs. Z. II. Iden, Mrs. b. r.. Tden,
the Misses johnson, Mrs. lacy
Jeffords, Mrs. Lewis Al. Johnson,
Mrs. John A. Johnston. Miss Monica
Joyce. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
]. T. Kelly. jr., Mrs. Louis C. Lehr,
Mrs. John o. La Gorce, Mrs. Cliff.
ford Lewis, Mrs. Al. Lisner, Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Mrs. Joseph MondelI,
Miss Sarah Maher, Mrs. David Nc
Carthy, Mrs. r. d. McAuliffe, Mrs.
g. g. Marburry. Mrs. George May.
Mrs. A. McConviIle, Col. Henry May,
DR.. s. v. Mead, Mrs. Charles Is.
Neilk Mrs. Lester Neuman, Mrs.
Frank B. Noyes. Judge Mary
IO'Toole, Mrs. George O'Connor Miss
Helen Patten, Mrs. j. ID. Powell,
Mrs. Paul Putslki, Charles Latlarop
Pack, Mrs. Edward Pickford. DR..
William =. Patten, Mime. Price, Mrs.
Francis Riggs, the Misses Riggs.
Mrs PercivaI 8. Ridsdale, Mrs. r.
r. Sands, Miss Helen SheckIes, Miss
Rose Shea, Mrs. Charles Semmes,
the Misses saul, Mrs. George p.
Scriven, Mrs. Ralph Senmes, Mrs.
w. w. Spaulding. Mrs. William G,
Sullivan, Mrs. @. Augustus Simpson,
Mrs. B. r. saul, Mrs #. B. Sands,
Mrs. Lawn Thompson, Mrs. Cor.
coran Thorn, Mrs. M. i. Weller, Mrs.
William Wimsett, Mrs. Harry Sell.
The Washington times., 1926-04-15
POLITICS TO MAKE INVASION OF BASEBALL DIAMOND

B. r. saul. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
tian Heuruch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parnelee. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sharp, Mr.. and Mira. Ernest Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Weller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McKenney.
Many Of them were guarantors for
the winter season Of opera.
DIR. WORK GUEST
OF HARDYS AT DINNER
The Secretary Of the Interior,
DR.. Hubert Work, was the guest
of honor at dinner last evening OF
Representative and Mrs. Guy u.
Hardy, who entertained at their
home, 1901 Sixteenth st. Other
guests were Governor Wallace r.
Harrington. OF Hawaii: Senator
Lawrence G. Phipps, Representa-
tive Theodore II. Burton. the Sec
rotary to the President and Mrs.
Everett Sanders, Representative
and Mrs. Louis G. Crantton. Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank w. Mondell and
Representative William w. Grlest.
PATRONEssEs Named IN
CHILDREN'S PLAY
Many prominent women are ar.
ranging parties for the perform
ance of the Lenore Marie de
Grange Players Of Washington, Il.
be given tomorrow evening al 8
o'clock and Saturday matinee ar
y p. m. at the Little Theater Of
the Unitarian Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard Streets Northwest.
The play TO be presented II "Mut.
fins" The matinee is in honor Of
thu children Of the Cabinet, EN-.
bassies and legations.
The patrOnesaes are Mrs. w. w
Jardine, Mrs. James J. Davis, Mrs.
George Barnett, Mrs. Clarence w.
Hillyer, Mrs. Demarest Lloyd, Miss
Janet Richards, Miss Alice Fl. Drake,
Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs, Henry
r., DimOck. Victor Flambeau, Mrs.
John Jay White, Mrs. Charles Bell,
Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips. 1r., Mrs.
M. Clyde Kelley, Miss Elizalae Ii
Epson, Mrs. Thomas J. HOwerton.
Mrs. e. II. Everett and Mrs. H. H.
Sterrett. Others are Mime. Mat
sudaira, Senior Garcia, Nine. Teller.
Nine. Glmopoulos, Nine. Ciecha.
HowsIxi. Nine. aanay, Nina. GGe,
Nine. Alfar0, Nine. Sega. Nine.
Prochinik, Nine. Varela, Nine. de
Graeff and Mrs. w. w. Mahoney.
The Washington times., 1926-04-15
PuEYRREDONs no SAIL !.
SOON FOR HOME

The Ambassador Of Argentina and
NINE, Pueyrred0n and their daugh-
ters win spend the early summer
at their home In Argentina, sailing
on the Western World on Nay s to
be absent several months.
The Washington times., 1926-04-15
BOX PARTIES
PLANNED FOR
OPERA
Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes Will Enter
tain Tonight

Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
will attend the washington Opera
Company's production tonight OF
''The secret OF Suzanne" and
'Pagliacci.n And among the box
holders at the Auditorium for this
.auspicious event are Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, Senator and Mrs, Lawrence
G. Phippa, who will entertain a
large company of guests; Miss
Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Bessie
Parker Brueggeman, Henry g.
Sheridan. Alexander Kirk ana Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Van kaikenDers,
who share q box with Mr., Meyn.
With Edouard Albion. director OF
the company, and Mrs. Albion In
their box will be the Minister OF
thy Mondell, Boris Lang, the bril-
Liant young Russian pianist who II
giving recital at the Mayfiower
today, and Miss Mary Meek, sister
OF Mr.. Albion. who IL visiting the
hosts. Following the performances,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion win entertain
at supper for the s0l0iats in the
double bill. which ID arranged 90
a testimonial performance fOs
jacques Eamassoud. conductor Of
the Washington Opera Company's
orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.. Bell win
have guests with them ct the 0perR
tonight, and others who have signi-
fled their intention Of being present
are Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin p. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Galliher. Mrs. Henry Clay
Browning, Mrs Frederick Dent
Grant, Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Charles
Henry Butler, Mrs. D. j. DunigaF.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. Mr..
and Mrs, John w. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick A. Delano, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. J. Henry, Mr.. and Mra.