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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
LOST PUPIL KEEPS
Trainer WORRIED
'.Nhere Can NY Gabrielle
Be?' Miss Ederle Says
Channel Expert Sings.
BY GERTRUDE EDERLE.
BY Gable Of The star and New York Tribune
I CopyriRht 1926.

By Cable Of The Star and New York Tribune.
q Copyright, 1895.
CAPE Girls NEE, France, July IT.
-Jabez Woln, who is a trainer Of
Channel swimmers, but who just
now has no subject upon whom to
apply his wits. is singing a revision
OF the old song--it is. Where, Oh
Where. Can My Gabrielle Be7"
Violin, who came here from England
q few days ago, expecting to find
some one to train for q Channel at
tempt, shortly after his arrival re-
ceived q cablegram from Gabrielle
Barrett. New York swimmer. who
Is en- route to Cape Griz Nez. saying
she would be glad to have Wolm for
her trainer.
Miss Barrett had previously cabled
Wolff from America, but his answer
Ing cables went, astray, and letters
from Miss Barrett, asking Wolf to
meet her at southampton, were not
received until after the Leviathan
had locked and presumably left Miss
Barrett ashore.
Since then no word has been re-
ceived here from the American swim.
mer and Violin is afraid the lady, who
Is reported to measure feet and
weighs over 200 pounds, has been
kidnapped
Wolff. bedecked in blue coat with
brass buttons and white trousers,
either leg OF which could be used for
sail for sailing boat, walks up
and down the unpaved roads Of Cape
Gris-Nez, staring at every woman he
meets in the hope she may prove to
be his Gabrielle. Mrs. Wolff sits near.
by, scanning the horizon.
Not the least OF VOLTS worries Il
the fact that in trying to locate Miss
Barrett he has spent rs. which, trans
lated into francs, is too much money
to speak Of except in whispers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
STORM AND FLOODS
SWEEP lUGOSLAvlA
Monarchy's Farms and Game Pre-.
serves Are Practically
Wiped Out.

By Cable to The Star and New York World.
ROME. July 17.-While northern
capitals swelter in the greatest heat
wave in memory, Belgrade. the capt.
tai of Jugosiavia. is looking on hope
lessly as the two mighty rivers, the
Danube and Save, continue to rise.
Towns and valleys in the path of
these two streams have been devas-
tated. Passovo has been swept with
waves of mud from the rivers. In
the fertile Baronia district 800 farms
have been swept away, while the
usually docile Pravda River has risen
1S feet beyond its normal height.
Millions of dollars worth of timber
has been washed away already.
Torrential rains with whirling tor
nados are harassing the Slovene
Mountains, destroying roads and
railways and isolating the inhabi-
tants from the cities below. Many
houses in the rich Lika district have
been set afire by lightning.
Novisad appears to be beyond hope,
engulfed in the Danube's flood. So
far more than $1,000, 900 in live stock
and corn have been lost. Millions
Of game animals, including 10000
wild boar from the royal pre-
serves, have been drowned and are
rotting on the river banks, poison
| ing the air with the stencil, threaten
ing TO bring plague in the wake of
the floods. The Jugo-slav game pre-
serves were renowned as the greatest
in Europe, but today they are practi-
cally wiped out.
King Alexander of Jugo-slavia is
travelling through his kingdom, &C
companied by the Queen, organizing
Frelief wherever this is possible. Par
liment has decided to deduct 30 per
cent from the pay Of its ministers,
20 per cent from that of its deputies
and 5sper cent from the high cost
of living bonus for state employees
to aid stricken areas.
AS Jugo-slavia Is almost exclusively
a farming nation, living from the pro-
ducts of its soil, the amount OF de-
struction is almost incalculable In its
effect on the nation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE low wage
of $149 a month paid to guards at
the Cook County jail was blamed
today by Sheriff Peter Hoffman for
the second discovery in month Of
the sale OF liquor to prisoners.
At Hoffman's request two guards
who brought Frank MacEriane,
gangster, into court yesterday in
such state of intoxication that he
made florid address to the court,
were made defendants in contempt
OF court proceedings.
The wages paid are so scant, the
sheriff declared, that the Jail guards
may be tempted to increase their in
come by smuggling liquor and mar
cotics to prisoners.
The MacErlane episode was cli-
NAKED by a threat against the judge
himself by a partly intoxicated guard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Grange Surrenders
|. $4,000 Weekly in
Films for $I8 Job
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
Los ANGELES. Calf. July II.
las q movie actor. I'm good
iceman,' said Red Grange today.
and began packing his grip pre-
paratory to, leaving tomorrow for
wheaton and his ice wagon.
A week from Monday Grange
win resume driving an ice wagon
I'm Wheaton at $1S week. some
what in contrast to the $4,000 q
week he Is reported to have been
getting before the camera In Hol-
lYwood.
Grange has Just completed his
first picture, and he says 1t Is his
last. Red thought playing foot
ball would be the heavy part OF his
picture making. 1t turned out that
engaging in mushy love scenes
with film fiappers was his principal
duty. Then, by mutual agreement,
1t is said, his contract was torn
up.
"I'm going back to get in condi-
ton for my foot ball." Grange ex-
planned. There is no hard feeling
in the split that has arisen be-
tween Grange and the movies. It's
just a case of Grange being like
the proverbial fish out of water in
attempting a movie career, and he
is going back to his own game
via the ice wagon. His job in the
ice industry is assured. He proud
~ exhibited a telegram In which
he is engaged for the Summer, ''at
his regular salary. SIS per week. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Giant Lobster Caught.

When Capt. Tibbetts of Swampscott
telephoned to his city he had captured
the real grandfather lobster of the
coast, one 3715 inches in length and
weighing 10 pounds, there was sur.
prise expressed at the magnitude OF
the story, no one ever having heard of
a lobster of that size, but the doughty
captain brought in the creature. had
Il measured, weighed and placed on
exhibition, thus establishing his repu-
tation for veracity and for luck in
fishing. The thickness of the body of
the lobster was more than five inches,
and Capt. Tibbetts' lobster was the
sensation of the early season, winner
over all Holsters known in fact and
tradition along the coast. Its age y
unknown, old salts being far apart
in their estimates. hut the claim is
made that the lobster had been sport
ing about the waters for more than SO
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CONVICT WORKED
| WITH ARM INJURED
Says Chain Gang Boss, on
Trial for Murder, Forced
Labor Despite Fracture.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBERMARLE. N. c.. July IT,
Testimony that. Nevin C. Crawford
former chain gang boss on trial fol
the murder of two negroes, compelled
a convict to work while he was sui
fering with q broken arm. was intro
duced today before q recess was taker
until Monday.
+ Grady Sides, former convict, stated
that after he had broken his arm his
mother sent doctor to set it and
that Crawford ordered the doctor
away. The witness said Crawford
treated him pretty good" until he
{ broke his arm and then he treated
me pretty bad.
Were you beaten before your arm
was broken?" he was asked.
Eyes, once sR
"Why did he beat your" =
Because ] slept with my pants
'Howtdid you break your ARM"
THE tractor kicked IT.
did you get a doctor7"e
mo. ! asked Capt. Crawford II he
wouldn't get a doctor but he said ne
guessed my arm. wasn't broken and
that I didn't need any doctor"
What happened then?"
Crawford called q man to put 1t
hack in place and he did the best he
could. He pulled and yanked at it.
What did you do the rest of the
sday?"
"Greasing the tractor and throw
ing rocks out of the road with my
left hand"
could you use your right arm?'
mo"
The witness then said that on one
occasion CRAWFORD kicked him on his
sore arm. He said that one day,
when he returned to camp, Crawford
met him and told him his mother
had sent a doctor to look at his
broken arm.
Write to. her and tell her that II
she ever sets her foot on this camp
again I'll kick her off,, the witness
quoted Crawford as saying.
An affidavit signed by Sides to the
effect that he had requested that a
physician not be called when his arm
was injured was introduced.
Sides stated that he signed the
affidavit because he thought 1t might
help him. He said it was brought to
him already prepared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
DRY AGENTS ON JURY.
Two, ImpaneIed with Attorneys,
Free Man III Rum Case.

JAMESTOWN. N. X. July IL on -
Two dry agents. one OF them the man
who had prepared the case against
Fred Patterson, q hotel man Of Weiles.
vile. were on the Jury which acquitted
Patterson Of q, charge OF violating the
prohibition law In Federal Court in
session hAGA
Patterson's case was called at the
close Of yesterdays session. Govern,
ment attorneys protested that they
were not prepared. Federal Judge Har:
land p. Howe Of Vermont. presiding,
declared the man had been waiting q
week for disposition Of his case and
ordered the trial to proceed. It was
direction, three attorneys and Hoyt
Chamberlain, spNcial prohibition agent
for the jamestown district, and Fed.
eral Agent Dodd were irnpaneied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
TRACKMEN THREATEN
STRIKE ALL OVER MEXICO
Unions Warn of Walk-out, Which
May Be General Unless Dis
putes Are Settled.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 1.-THE of.
ficials of the confederation Of rail.
road workers unions threaten to call
a strike OF all track workers through
out Mexico unless the strike in some
classes OF railroad workers on lines
in the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec Is
settled within 10 days.
Although the threat specifies only
track workers 1t Is possible this
might develop into a general strike.
Nevertheless, government officials and
many of the labor leaders are hope
full that the differences will be ad.
justed.
The strike in Tehuantepec involves
wage disputes and also q demand for
the dismissal OF a local official objec-
tionable to the workmen. The regional
confederation Of Mexican workers Is
not sympathetic with the strike be-
cause the railroad unions constitute
an independent labor organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Japanese Ends Life
On Fifth Attempt by
Falling Five Stories

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. July II. De
ter1nined to end his life. Yama
Ma4so. Japanese. succeeded late
today after a week Of failures.
He jumped from a fifth.hoor hos
pital window and was killed.
Earlier in the week Matso, EN-.
ployed as a butler by q wealthy
Pistsburgher, made four unsuc-
cessfuI attempts at suicide. He
tried gas, poison and drowning
time prompt surgical attention
saved him. No reason is known
fol. his act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Shin Has Nine Decks.

Recently the Ide de France was
launched In France and when COM
pleted will be one of the biggest yes
sells of her type afioat. She win have
nine decks, or about the height OF q
History building. The Ide de France
win be q, 40,OOO-ton vessel. Heretofore
France, in her maritime enterprises,
has gone in for elegance and comfort
in her passenger ships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Court Orders Man
TO Reclaim $500
Lost in Race Bets
b he Assoclased Pres.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, July 17.A Judge
today gave James Rowe 4 Job as
collector, instructing him to re-
claim $4,000 lost on horse racing.
Rowe explained his failure to pay
aiimOnyS when he told OF losing the
$500 which his wife knew he had
possessed. He lost It at a pool
ronfrl bOolmGler's whose 1aEae he
was too good a. sport to tell"
There Is no such thing as
gambling in Illinois under the
law, said the Judge. Just walk
right up to that fellow and get
your money back. Hell have to
give It To you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CONVENTION CLOSES.
Young Peoples Christian Union
Elects officers.

PHILADELPHIA, July II R.--
The national convention Of the Young
Peoples Christian Union of the Uni
versaIlst Church closed today with the
selection Of Minneapolis, Mimi. as the
next convention city. These officers
were elected:
Carl Olsen Of Quincy. Mass. presi-
dent; Harold Lunsden Of Urbana, H..
vice president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Divorced After 81 Years.

OMAHA, Nebr., July IL OP1.-After
81 years OF married life, Mrs LORNA
Greeley. Sc, Of Portsmouth. Nebr.,
was granted a divorce in District
Court here from Charles f.. Greeley,
72. She charged non-support. They
were married in Arizona in 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Sheriff Hoffman Blames Rum Sale
In Jail to Low Pay Given to Guards

who was hailed before the bench
when MacErlane's plight was discov-
cred.
Martin J. Durkin, murder trial de-
PENDANT, was recently found to have
shared some liquor brought into
prison by the guards. The guards in
volved in the case were dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
How Time Changes.

From the Fort Wayne News Sentinel
The fellow who used to borrow
the livery stable clippers to cut the
boys hair now has son who borrows
a grease gun from the garage to oil
the lawn mower which he borrowed
next door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
SCREEN STAR INJURED.
Tom Mix Leaps From Train. Fall
onr Heavily on Tracks.

ong Heavily on Tracks.
GLENWooD SPRINGS. Colo, July
~ ca Mix. motion picture
actor, was slightly injured near here
today when ne dropped 20 feet from
"a train during the filming Of a pic
ture. "
! The scenario called for Mix to
Jump from the train and catch a tun.
mel warning sign. hanging there until
the train backed up to remove him.
He lost his hold and dropped to the
tracks. receiving q severe shaking
up. His injuries. doctors said, were
not serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Glass factories Of France; seeking TO
compete In the world trade, are hay
ing trouble lns changing to modern
methods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

The new telephone-telegraph cable
between England and the Netherlands
will be 100 miles long and weigh loo
metric tons.
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