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Evening star., 1926-05-31
Fascist PLAN REVISION
AND CURB ALL PAPERS
List Of Those Authorized by Party
To Be Made-Others Warned
of Illicit Speculation.

ROME, May 81 R).-The Fascist
directorate. under the presidency of
Premier Mussolini. has decided to
carry out severe revision of all daily
and weekly newspapers and publica-
tions. This will be done in order to
draw up a list of those authorized by
the party. Others will be warned
that IL they print Illicit speculation
they will be reported to the police
authorities to have their licenses re-
voked.
Evening star., 1926-05-31
PERCEVAL GiBBON DIES.

LONDON, May 81 R.-Perceyal
Gibbon, novelist and short story
writer. died yesterday at Guernsey,
Channel Islands.
He was born at Trelech, Carmar-
thenshire. November 4. 1879. As jour.
nalist and war correspondent he trav-
eled in Africa, America and Europe.
During the war he was a ma jor In
the Royal Marineas He was a con-
tributor to most Of the leading Eng
lish and American magazines.
Evening star., 1926-05-31
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. .: - e-.
CHICAGO. May Blank robbers
tunneled for half block to the vault
Of the Marshall Square State Bank
but were frustrated yesterday when
bank employees went to balance Sat
urday's books. They found that the
robbers had gained, entrance to the
vault through the floor but had left
to finish the job at their leisure, with
both yesterday and today, Sunday and
Memorial day, ahead of them Every
detail Of the burglary had been COM
Evening star., 1926-05-31
SLAVERY PARLEY URGED.
Church Council Asks u. s. to Take
Part in World Conference.


The Washington Government is
urged by the administrative commit
tee of the Federal Council Of
Churches to take part in the interna-
tional conference on slavery and
forced labor next September.
"The objective of our Government
in this cooperation" the committee
said today, should be to secure the
maximum possible protection and
liberation for the peoples Of. Africa
and elsewhere that have been SO long
and SO ruthlessly exploited by greed
and avarice." ..4ts-.
In order that business women and
girls would not be hampered in getting
into London during the strike. Mrs.
Stanley Baldwin, wife OF the British
premier. operated special bus line
from various suburban points. !. !
Evening star., 1926-05-31
RIOT rs INVESTIGATED.
10 Philippines Troops Held in In.
quiry Of Fight Of Week Ago.

MANILA, May 81 @.-Investiga.
.tions into. the cause Of riots at San
Fernando a week ago, when four per.
sons were killed and 10 wounded, are
continuing by agents Of the governor
general, civil authorities and con-
stabulary officers. Preliminary ex-
animation of 10 constabulary soldiers
held in custody on charges of murder
have been postponed again until
June Z.
The disturbance came as the climax
of a brawl originating in dance hall.
One of those killed was a civil po-
liceman.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

The new assembly Of Palestine is
to take over the control of education
as soon as the Council of Palestine
Jews shall have secured the right to
levy taxes for the purpose.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

school for negro girls in the United
States, north of Richmond, Va, 1t
should appeal to philanthropists as
an excellent opportunity for support
Ing very necessary piece~of educa-
tional work among the several mil.
lion negroes who live outside Of the
South.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

The Bishop of Garonne. France, re.
Gently issued an order that women
and girls must appear in church
wearing dresses covering the neck
and arms, and reaching TO The ankle.
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POSTER CONTEST is ON

Interest in the poster contest con-
Quoted by the Automobile Trade AS
ISOLATION iii connection with the
automobile show the week of Feb
is is increasing daily, Z. M. Fife,
20 Union Trust bldg, in charge Of
the contest, announced
Many colorful designs have been
received and more are expected be-
fore Feb. /. The contest is open
to all art students.
In addition to cash prizes offered
for the four best posters, honorable
mention will be made for the ten
best. Two tickets to the show will
be given participants.
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Puzzle a Day

All the best dancers in town were
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Charleston contest The prizes were
a diamond bracelet for the girl and
500 for the man.
Up in private box all the judges
were watching the couples closely.
That is all except one. who was
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SOVIET is SATISFIED

Pelxin Governments Reply to Note
Meets Requests"
Ru Jnffcd Press
MOSCOW, Jan. 29.-The Picking
governments reply to the soviet
note on the Chinese Eastern Railway
situation, made public today, says
China has satisfied the main re
quests" of Russia namely. release Of
Russian Manager Ivanoff and COM
ranions. who had been arrested by
Chang Tso Lin. Manchurian chief.
The note adds that the Tuan. Chi
Jul regime is confident that mutual
sincerity and justice will enable
peaceful solution of the remaining
railroad problems, such as main
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16
THE LOBSTER FAMINE.

till they melt in your mouth. Then
with little butter-but 1 hate to
talk about it,
Go on and talk about it," said
somebody. ut will ease your pain"
"Well, one day one of the lobster
men came to bring me a dozen and
happened to look at my golf bag
standing over in a corner.
whats them? he inquired, some
new tangled kind Of garden tools?'
II explained what they We're and
how they were, used. He shifted and
allowed that city men did think of a
lot Of fool ways to put in their
time. Then he wanted 70 know how
far you could drive ball with one
of them.
"There was little grass plot out
in front of the house. and I took him
out there. teed up pill, and took
a swing at it. By some fool chance
! hit it right, and the next thing
We saw was little white splash
about 250 yards out in the ocean.
"Eben-that was the name of the
lobsterman-g grabbed the driver and
took a crack at another ball, but
it only rolled off the tee. Then he
tried another, and with little better
luck. 1t pitched over into the surf
lie would have shot away all the
balls had if 1 hadn't stopped him.
But he insisted in driving them
up against the house, and for that
afternoon the pursuit of his profes-
sion was forgotten. The next after
noon he came with two companions
borrowed my clubs and introduced
them into the mysteries of the sport
INThe next afternoon he had six more
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16

of the boys along with him, and the
day after that they all had scythes
and were cutting the grass in the
meadow, and at my direction laying
out something that looked like a
course
"Of course, 1 was tickled to DEATH
for 1 saw chance to get a little
practice, and fool you boys when ]
got back, home again as the result
of it. They got a lawn mower shipped
over from the. shore to cut the green's
with, put tomato cans in fors the
holes and went at it in good earnest
In a weeks time they had some
fairways you could find a ball. in
now and then, and some greens that
would surprise you.
II insisted that they buy their own
balls and told them where to send
and also suggested that if they had
a club or two apiece IT, would make
an easier game, and at tie same time
enahla me t. play win them. -
they' sent down TO Portland for clubs
and Lcok cf rules, ard organized
a tourname
Well, at the end of .he week there
hadn't been lobster pot pulled of
The coast fer So long chn- the supp.y
Of my pet food ran out anu I wen:
out to ask one of them to lay of
a while and get me dozen.
gotta gel my m&shies going
good he said, and Improve my
putting little, then I'll get We all
ye can eat
But he never stirred from the
course in his waking hours. And
neither did any OF the rest of them.
The steamer was broken down so I
couldn't get over to the mainland.
and not one of those lads would row
me over, each one of them was SO
AFRAID that the others would get in
secret practice on him while he was
away. 1 tried to go out and pull
the pots myself, but none of them
mad been baited lately, and of course
there were no Holsters in them.
aeanWhlle there was nothing to be
nedrc above the surf but wells OF
Iofe' and recriminations aDous
counts of strokes, and what was ont
of bounds.
For two weeks those boys played
OH that tournament, while I fed on
potatoes and salt goldfish, and the
ioosters under the sea enjoyed an
immunity which must have astonished
them. Now and then the Iobstermen
would some to me for decisions on
the rules, but when I gave them
they said don't know anything abogt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16

an kin sew a button on union suit
without takin' it off, Somehow I've
allus stood in awe O. Laurel Mapes,
county treasurer, seemin'ly cold auster,
honest, businesslike, an exclusive t
all appearances. A man who'd raise
h if dinner wuzn' ready, a wife cow
erin czar. Yit I'm told he gifts bis
own breakfast, has t. smoke on tn
porch, makes his own bed an his wife's
sister lives with them fer nothin'. How
many people know anything about
County Commissioner Yves Moots as
long as he's held office, an as long as
they've voted fer him? We associate
him with gravel pits, an detours, an
mules, an scrap t'backer, but we can't
imagine him shaved up an settin' in
a house with women an children. Often
after wadin around in tn mud all day,
or cleanin out sewer, he'll go home
an make tn finest fudge you ever
sunk a tooth in. Squire Marsh Swal-
low is perhaps our most widely-known
official. Fer over a quarter O. cent
ury he's thrived on tn frailty O hui
manity yet his inner lifeA has scarcely
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16

the game and had better keep my
mouth shut. AS matter of fact most
Of them by this time could play
circles around me. What time they
weren't playing they were clipping
the course and building bunkers and
traps to make it tougher.
Last Tuesday the boat was fixed
and came ashore, and the last thing
I heard was a row over the stymie
rule, which seemed about to break
UP in a fight. If you go down there
now you'll probably find them still
at it, but don't think you're going
to get any Holsters, for the chase of
chose crustaceans has been abandoned
Funny game, this golf, isn't it? BY
the way, L ought to go to work this
afternoon, but thought maybe some
body would want round or So
All right, Andy, you're on-dollar a
hole and five dollars Nassau-both
ways"
Copyright, 1926. by The Bell syn
dicato, Inc.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16
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where he could practice brassie shots
he decided to take his clubs along.
He got back yesterday, and as soon
as he came into the locker room we
could see from his face that he had
suffered some cruel disappointment.
Tact, however, does not rank first
among the qualities Of the boys who
spend the late afternoon among the
lockers, 50 some one Immediately in
quired loudly if for once he had had
enough Holsters.
4 "NoB saids3Bin shortly, and began
slowing his clubs away
1t was some time before we could
get him to tell the story, but after
astimulants Were administered he
began:
''It was fine for while. There
are sure a lot of Holsters around
that island, and the natives know
how to trap the little fellows. For
week I revelled in Holsters the way
] like 'em best just pumped into
boiling salt water while they are
still trying to bite you, and cooked
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16

been scratched. Th' Rlblic knows him
fer a cold-nosed, exactin', an heart
less dispenser o. justice, no matter
where tn chips fall. TIL truth is he
calls his. wife up five or six tines
day, is an authority on zinnias, an
raises Manx cats t SELL Besides he's
a lively contributor t tn home fer
blind accordion players. How many
folks that ever got ther mail out o.
th' general delivery would guess that
Ray Hanger, tn clerk, wuz one O. TIL
most affable fellers we have t meet on
an excursion? I expect lots O folks
feel sorry fer Marriage License Clerk
Finley Tharp. He's so colorless, an
so helpless lool1in', an he married so
young. Apparently he hain't got
thing t. commend him. He's jest tn
stereotyped, inefficient, harmless, COM
mon run o. polzey public official hangin'
on by some unseen pull. But I'm told
he's bear in his home, plays TIL
guitar, makes beer, entertains lavishIy,
an his rakeoff fer a single evenin' at
home often runs as high as SIT.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16

Nat Pusey, our county treasurer, KIN
iron soft collars as good as any woman,
an that suggests t. me that we ought
t. know more about tn inside workin' S
o. those we elect t. office, little i'm
innate things that throw some light
on ther real characters We're too
much given t. regard our public Off
ciafs as somehow different from ordin-
airy mortals, as bein' above tn common
place, as havin' no human side, as
knowin' little O. TIL domestic side O.
life, as bein' completely saturated an
bound up in officialdom This feelin',
Or impression, got a severe setback
when tn news wuz flashed around th'
world that President Coolidge's hobby
wuz maxim doughnuts. County Sur
veyor Steve Dunston is known only as
our county surveyor. We think O. him
as a surveyor. His home life hahn
been questioned. Whether his wife
is on an allowance, whether he reads
books, or knows how t. milk, or Kin
crochet has never botheredi tn voters.
However, ne has a honey side an is
not infrequently seen with his wife,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16
NJ IAMEs J. MONTAGUE

=
Bill went to Maine this summer
with the avowed purpose of getting
ALI the Holsters he wanted. From
small child ON Bill had craved
1obsters as some men crave liquor.
His parents being poor and moder-
ately honest he had to hold this
craving in check for the most part,
partaking OF his favorite fare only
on occasions when he was able to
earn a little pocket money, which
he boarded till he was able to make
a purchase at. the fish market. When
he grew up he indulged moro often,
but he was obliged frequently to
pass by tho red clawed dragons in
the restaurant windows. and pass
by with a sad heart and watering
mouth.
This summer. a lucky trade in real
estate enabled him to join our golf
club, but no sooner had nc played
few games than he remembered
that now, at last, he could live, if
he chose, on lobstersy Inquiring
among the more travelled members
he learned that the creatures were
cheap and plentiful in Maine, par
ticularly on Miniwinsig island, which
is far from the mainland, and peopled
with only a few hardly lobster pot
ters. who would rather dispose of
their catch cheap to summer people
than row with it over to the main
land, where semi-city prices prevail
: So he rented cottage on the
island by wire and set out. At the
last minute. thinking that perhaps
he might be able to find a place
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-16
COCK HELPED BRING
GERMANY INTO THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

PARIS, Oct. 15. tP-The cook at
the little inn at Thoiry, where the
French and German foreign ministers
lunched after Germany had been Off
cially accepted as a member of the
League of Nations, is given as much
credit VAS Foreign Minister BRAND for
bringing DR.. Stresemann to terms and
making the opening of the Franco
German amity negotiations a success.
Friends of Minister BRAND say that
the lunch was a gem of purest French
cooking
M. BRAND on his return to Paris
agreed that "it was a good lunch, such
as one finds in a good many little inns
in out of the way corners of France.
''The best feature of it ALL" M. BRAND
is quoted as saying, was Stresemann'
appetite. 1t was a treat to see what
my German colleague could do to a
good lunch. He appreciated the food
and liquid refreshments and his zest
was so impressive that it led me to
forget the regime to which I am sub
jected by the doctors, and I ate more
than was good for me. We both felt
entirely at peace with the world after
ward and the result of negotiations
thus so happily began cannot fail tc
be satisfactory"
Inquisitive French reporters brought
out the fact that M. BRAND paid the
bill.