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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18
ADOLPH OCHS HONORED.
Publisher Given Silver Printer
Stick on Anniversary.

NEW YORK. August Is Lp,.
Fifty years ago Adolph Ochs was set
ting type at Knoxville, Tenn N"w
he owns the New York Times. which
has an annual gross income of S.
o0O,O AS d memento of his thir-
tleth anniversary as publisher. his
composing room has just presented
him an engraved silver printers
stick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18

side countries, information reaching
the frontier is that the hunger strike
had reached its twenty-fourth day and
that many Of the prisoners were eX-
tremely weak as d result of their
fast.
Several BesSa ra bian peasants in
volved in the Tatarbunar uprising are
among the hunger strikers. The
prison authorities are attempting To
force the prisoners TO eat.
Copyright. 1925. by Chicaso Daily News Coz
Floods along the Tigris River did
extensive crop damage recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18
Have a Pleasant Day
With Us

orr II 'cshington Branch
Office ss1N gladly arrange
for Your personal inSfcc-
ton as or guest at your
cox cricnec. He pro-
eide TRANSFORMATION to
and from Cape Nay
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day luncheon. Be. or
guest for the da,y-it
atqN insol1'c no oblIgd-
ton. Sign and mail
coupon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18

Parks, streets and bouIevards have been
laid out and public utilities, city water.
electricity, gas. telephone service, cement
streets and sidewalks will be provided for.
Two Miles of Beach Front,
On one side Of the development, lots face
nearly two miles of beach front--negctia.
tons now are under way with we'll known
builders to erect Spanish type homes and
apartment houses and two magnificent
beach-front apartment hotels.
Prudent building restrictions will keep
Cape May Beach Estates free from all un.
desirables and will assure congenial COM
munity Of responsible and splendid. per.
manent residents. The style of architecture
will be of the Spanish. Moorish type.
The exact location Of all residential lots
70 be placed on the market is now mapped
and on view at the Company's home Offices at :
Philadelphia, and its branch Offices at Wash.
inston, ID. c., and Cape May. Mail the at.
tached coupon if you wish to 60 to Cape May
as our quest without obligation on your
part, and If you wish complete particulars
and advance information of this great beach.
front development starting in exclusive Cape
May, write -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18
Mushroom Weighs Six Pounds.

HOLYOKE. Mass. August IS (P).--
a big mushroom found in Indian Hnl.
low is 3l2 feet round and weighs s
pounds. AS vet II is uneaten. hut
the owner says another found near
it made q fine meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18

We are illus
trating a replica
of the old fash
toned Rockers Of
our forefathers
days-reproduced
in solid mahog-
any; with cane
seat and back
and solid comfort
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18
Mai. McIlroy TO Leave.

Mai. James G.. McIlroy. Infantry
has been relieved from duty in the
Office of the assistant chief of staff.
War Department, and assigned to the
18th Infantry at Fort Benjamin Har-
rison, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18

You may kid backseat drivers all
YOU want to. but YOU must admit they
are not the ones who drive autos
into he sides of railroad trains. says
the pnllman New.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18

tfWI&1N NEW ia now lawns l0r NApc
EE Maya day that will enhance it's
H a value as an exclusive summer re-
lEM1 sort and that will make it the me-
tropolis of South Jersey, with an
inevitable phenomenal increase in real es-
tate values.
The new day is due to the new ferry
service that starts soon between Cane May
and Lewes, Delaware-opening direct COM
munication between South Jersey at Cane
May. and Baltimore. Washington and the
South. 4 tremendous increase in business
and population will be the immediate effect
on Cape MAY.
This is amazing news for builders. hotel
men, inv estors and prospective owners Of
permanent homes. Already these people
are getting active-already realty values
are commencing to soar.
The finest Cape May Development.
In Cape May Beach Estates. however.
located almost at the Cap May landing Of
the ferries. pre.deve lopment prices of choice
lots are ridiculously low.
Cape May Beach Estates is the finest
realty Development on the Atlantic Sea
board. Big and successful Philadelphia
Rnanciers are behind this project which is
now ACTUALLY UNDER WAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-18

4 new irrigation project in Mexico
will carry water to G9.160 acres of
laud
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25

$50, Durda Mihalyn6 $50, 1aut-
ner Janos $25, Kiss Samuel 800,
10th JOSEF $25, 10th Andras es
neie $40, Macy Bertalan $50. Be-
fizetesek marcus 18.-tol: Mali Ga
borne 81, Kiss Samuel $l5, Ka-
tocs-Lengyel kollektalasa $44.O5,
Hodory Sander kollektalasa $22.-
25, Katocs Janos kollektalasa
$3.50, Balogh Istvan beaverfallsi
kollektalasa $4,000, Kabbi Peter
81, 10th Andras es neje $40,
Macy Bertalan $40, DR.. Gerenday
Laszlo $40.
Urvacsorai eszk0z0k.-Istennek
legyen hala, az osszes aldozashoz
sziikseges eszkoz0k immar besze-
reztettek, egy kenyeroszto tanyer
kivetelevel. Ez meg egy joszivu
adomanyozora var. Most erkezett
meg a ket kehely, tiszta szin eziist
Dol. Az egyik aldozasi kelyhet
Bork6 Mihaly es csaladja, mast
kat Veres Imre es csaladja ado
manyoztalk. Mihelyt az 0sszes ne
vek bevesettetnek az adomanyo-
zott targyakba, az adomanyozok
neveit egyiittesen hozzuk nyilva-
nossa gra. Most meg csak az "Or0k
emlekkonyv'', melybe minden ada
koz6, minden adomanya irattatlx
be az adakozok altal sajat keziileg,
mem erkezett meg. Phiiadelphia7
ban rendelttil meg, merit ilyen er-
tekes konyvet meg Pittsburghban
Sc tudnak kesziteni. Ezen Emlek
konyvet' Patkanoczi Janosne ado
manyoza egyhazunknak. Hoch
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25

hogy miutan sajat tagjai adtak
ossze a kitiino vacsorahoz val6t,
de rajtuik kiviil meg szamosan ja-
rultak sutemeny felekkel a va
csora sikerehez, hanem az osszes
adakozok neveit> feljegyezni nem
sikeriilt - ICY az egyes nevek XII
tevese helyett egyiittesen k0sz0ni
meg az osszes hozzajarulok szives
adomanyat. Ezt azert cselekszi a
Noi Klub, nehogy egynehany nev
kimaradvan, harag szarmazzon be
l6le. Az egyhaz neveben is koszon
jiik ugy a kitiin6 programot beta
nit6 ut. asszonymak, mint SEE
repl6knek faradsagat, valamint az
0sszes adakoz6knak nemes szivre
mutato josagat.
Husveti bal.-Husveti balunkat,
mint jeleztiik is mar sokszor, a
West Rayen utcai Ulkran Hallban,
husvet hetfojen tartjuk meg. Je-
lenjen meg mindenki. A "mulat-
sagok naptaraba' tevedesbol te-
tetett Xxi a 6-iki datum.
Megismeteljuk tehat husveti
bal 5.-en, azaz husvet hetfojen lesz
megtartva West Rayen avei Uk-
ran Hallban.
Templom-alapunk. - Temple
mrlrkra multkor hirdetett Bar
tha Peter 100000 es Szulligan ia
nos warreni lotja utan melyrol
deed-et multi vasarnap kaptuk
meg - a k0vetkezo ajanlatok tor
tentek: Poznar Janos $25, Fizy
.Bertalan 800, Kiss Karoly $40,
Kun josef $50, Somsak Janosne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25
Vasarnapi istentisztelet.

Nuo1l AIHl I6tCIlt1SdtC1SI. AA
magyar ev.-ref. egyhaz Mahoning
avei templomat sziniiltig megtol
totte a hivek Macy szama az ell
multi vasarnap. ut. Laky Zsig-
mond, reformatus lelkesz predi-
kalt ez alkalommal. Predikacioia-
max alaigIejeiil Mark Ev 8 r., 13.-
TX verset vette: 'Mindenek lehet
segesek hivoknek." Beszede tel
jesen magaval ragadta a hiveket.
Presbyteri gyiiles.-Az ev.-ref.
egyhaz prezsbyteriuma szomba-
ton este fel S-kor fogja gHiileset
tartani a templom epiileteben le-
vo irodaban. Az egyhaz bizalmi
ferfiai es eloljarol ezuton is k6-
retnek, hogy gyiilesen lehetoleg
teljes szamban megjelenjenek. Az
egyhaz lelkesze, vt. Laky Zsig-
mond is jelen lesz a gyiilesen.
Viragvasarnapi sorrend. = vi
ragvasarnap forgalmas lesz Ma
honing aven levo magyar ev.-ref.
templom. E napon iinnepi isten-
tisztelet lesz pont fel II oral kez-
dettel. Az istentiszteletet megelo-
70 oraban, tehat fel 10-kor, vasar-
napi iskola lesz. Este Z 6rakor az
egyhaz ifjai fognak gyiilest tarta-
nj, hogv Ref. Ifjusagi K0rt ujja
szervezzek.
Az egyhaz minden korbeli tag
jai Macy lelkesedessel karoljak fel
az egyhaz iigyeit. A multi heten
buNg6 n6k lelkesz lakot takari-
tottak Xxi, padlastol a pinceig. A
Ref. Nok Egyesiilete is alakulo-
ban van.
Husvet a reformatus templom-
ban.-Nagyheten es husvet iinne-
pen iinnepi istentiszteletek lesz-
mex templomban. Macy szerda-
tol kezdve minden este fel S-t6l is
tentiszteletek. Nagylpenteken del
el0tt unnepi istentisztelet, fel IL
oral kezdettel.
Husvet vasarnap, delel6tt fel
11-orai kezdettel ilnnepi istentisz-
telet Urvacsora osztassal. Delutan
3:.kor halaado istentisztelet. Hus
vet hetf6jen, reggel fel 11-kor
iinnep masodnapi, este S-kor i'm
nepzar0 istentIsztelet tartatik.
Minden alkalommal Nt. Laky Zsig
mond ref. lelkesz vegzi a lelkeszi
teend6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
EV.-REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, ref. lelk

Kereszteles. s.-Marcius 20.-an ke-
reszteltetett Iren nevre Ferenci
Jozsef es neje Illes Berta girardi
lakosok leahykaja. Keresztsziilei:
Danko Istvan es neje; Dirner Ber-
ia.
Temetes.-Marcius 19. -en TENET
tiik ell mely faJdalommal Czak6
Zsigmond es neje, Nemeth Hona
legkisebb leanykajat. A kis tizen-
ket honapos Csako Margitka Err
zsike Belmont, temet0ben helyez
tetett orok nNtagalomra.
Marcus 23.-an ujra meg kellett
Jelenniink a Belmont temet0ben.
Majer Martin es neje, Balazs Mar
git hat honapos elsosziilott cse-
csemo gyermeket, kis Margit-
Dorothe-t helyeztilk or0k nyuga-
lomra. Mind ket csalad irant al
talanos a reszvet.
Lelkesz lategatas.-E heten az
east Youngstown hiveket latogat-
juk meg, hogy 0sszeszedjuk oft is
az ajanlatokat a templom aapra.
No Egylet.-A reank k0vetkez6
vasarnap d. u. fel 3-kor, N0i Klu-
bunk tart rendkiviil fontos gfii-
lest az ideiglenes parochian, S91
Mahoning Ave. Jelenjenek meg a
tagok tdljcs szamban. A husvetl
iinnepek miatt tartatik gyiiles a
Jovo vasarnapon.
I Marcus 15.-Marciusi 10. Xxi
ilnnepelyiink tiszta haszna $S1.76.
lit koszonjiik meg ugy nagysza
mu koz0nseg szives megjeleneset,
mint a k0zre munkalok faradsa-
got mem ismero tevekenyseget. A
haszon fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz ja-
yara fordittatott az vi penztar-
noklEik, Hodory Sandornak bark
pa, teYes Fegett atsdatott. a rem
dezo Noi Klub ugy hatarozott,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25
Egyhaxi egyletink gyilese.--

ASSy AseA V6J@Ss~AaA %
A multi vasar1lap d. u. tartotta
egyhazi egyletii1k rendes havi
gyiileset. S mivel az egylet multi
aprilisban alakult, mukodesi eve
mex ez volt utolso gyirlese. Egy
evnek a tapasztalata arra hata
rozatra birta a tagokat, hogy adj
jak at az egylet vezeteset moi
tagoknak, akik az egesz elmult CIV
folyaman nagyobb erdekl6dest
mutattak az egylet gyiilesei irant.
EFT az elvet kovetve, valasztotta
meg gyiiles a tisztikart is ko-
vetkez0 eyre. Eln0k: ozv. Szab0
Antalne. Alelnok: Rinyu Mihaly-
ne. Je9yzo: Csepke 1stvan, lei
kesz. Penztarnok: Miko Lajosnt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25
A NILES, or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI. +
K0zli: Cs6pke Istvan, ref. lelk6sS
Tcmplom w. Second St.-en.
Parochia a tempIommal szemben.

Nagyheti es husveti sorrend.-
A husveti iinnepek k0vetkezteben
a k0vetkezo sorrendben lesznek
templomunkban megtartva az is
tentiszteletek:
Viragvasarnap, mare. 2S.-an d..
e. fel 11-kor, d. u. fel 3-kor.
AIT AIT koveto nagyheten, ked-
den, csiitort0k0n es szombaton es-
te fel S-kor biinbanati istentiszte-
letek lesznek elokeszitesul az Ur-
vacsorahoz valo eleshez.
Nagypenteken, apr. 2.-an d. e.
fel 11-kor es este fel 8-kor lesz-
mex iinnepi istentiszteletek az Id
vezito szenvedesenek es halalanak
Iemlekezetere.
Husvet els3 napjan, apr. 4.-en
d. e. fel 11-kor iinnepi istentiszte.
let UrvacsOra oSztassal, d. u. fel
3-kor halaadas.
Husvet masodnapjan, apr. s..
en- d. e. fel 11-kor unnepe bezart
istentisztelet. Remeljiik, hogy
mindezen alkalmakkor meg fog
telni templomunk ahitatos, buzgt
: hivekkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25
1896. MARCUS .25:

Titkar: Gerus Karolyne. Ellen
6r: Safrany Ferencne. Beteglato-
gatok: M6ricz Albertne es Kiss
Sandor. Az uj tisztviselok ko-
.vetkez6 gyiilesen .eskiisznek fel..
Ifjusagi Koriink MARCUS 28.-an
fogia rendes havi gyiileset tarta
nj templom basementjeben, q,
u. istentisztelet vegeztevel, vagyls
fel 4-kor kezdodoleg.
Tavaszi ba1.-Husvet utan valo
szombaton, azaz aprilis 10. -en egy
hazunk javara tavaszi mulatsagot
fogunk rendezni a Roman Hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25

vart Adamne, az alfalfa adomanyo
zott k6rhazi aldozasi szineziist ke-
hely Is tanyerhoz, sajatkeziileg Ike
szitett gyonyorii kezimunka TAXA
r6kat adott ujabban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-03-25

A 1apunkban hirdet6 keresked0k
teljesen megbizhato emberek.
, 1926-06-29
To PhiIai8list'S And Others.

For sale at this post office a limited
supply of a new issue two cent postage
stamp, in connection with the SesQui.
centennial Exposition to be held in Phila.
Pa, this year, commemoraing the ami
versary Of American Independence.
ASST. POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1926-05-18

DR.. Su Ian Yang, a noted Chinese
woman physician, who has returned to
America for special postgraduate
work. is considerable of a feminist
Although accompanied by her hus-
band, she refases to adopt his name,
but maintains her own
Evening star., 1926-05-18

$1.25 Pigeon Hosiery, ST
Women's Pure Thread Il
Silk Stockings, with mercerlZeu
garter tops. Black and white.
Street Floor
Rayon Underwear, 81
Chemise and vests Of
heavy rayon trimmed with lace.
Also step.ins to match. All
shades.
Street Floor
Onyx Hosiery
3Prs. for 81
Mercerized Hose, in black and
all colors.
Street Floor
$1.00 Hosiery
z Prs. for 81
Women's Silk, Silk and Rayon
or Chiffon Stockings in wide
variety Of colors. Slight ir-
regulars.
Street Floor
Handkerchiefs, 20 for ST
Mems, women's and chill i
dren's. Soft finish plain white;
solid colors and colored borders.
Street Floor
Georgette Sleeves, 81
Black and a range Of col =
ors. Shirred cuff, fitted arm
hole.
Street Floor
Summer Scarfs, 81.
A large showing of Printed J
Crepe Scarfs, in 2-yard lengths.
Fringed ends.
Street Floor
sec Stamped Aprons
2 for 81
Unbleached Cotton Aprons in
coverall style. Two pretty pat
terms.
Street Floor
Flouncing & Yoke, 81
11k yards of Embroidered u
Flouncing and Yoke. with
sleeves to make infants dresses.
Street Floor
Cluny Lace, IL Yds.,$1
1k to inch widths. =
Splendid quality.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-18

Regularly 79c each. Blue
chambray, two pockets, double
stitched seams. Sizes 14h to II.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-18

Double Extra Vests
3 for 81
Band.top Knitted Vests, In
sizes 46, 48 and so.
Street Floor
House Slippers, 81
Women's Black Kid Slip n
pers, with leather soles and rub
ber heels. One-strap model.
Second Floor
Tennis Shoes, 81
Youths and mems crepe -
sole shoes, in lace-to-the:top and
bal styles. All sizes.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-18
Kings Palace Famous ':D0lIar Day" 81
39c Plain Vole
a Yds. for 81

40-inch Chiffon Finish Wolfe.
in a large showing Of smart
light colors; also black and
white.
Evening star., 1926-05-18

Tan and black. Strongly
made, sewed and riveted
handles. Cloth lined. --s
Third Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-08
MRS. MARY R. HlLLYARD,
D. G.. PIONEER. SUCCUMBS
Sixteen Great-grandchildre Will
Act as Pallbearers at Funeral
Services Monday.

Mrs Mary Rosanna Hillyard, 80
years old, widow of Benjamin F,
Hillyard and a member of one of the
early pioneer families of Washington,
died at her residence. 1909 Eight
street, yesterday after an illness of
several weeks. She was the daughter
of the late William and Mary Sauter,
who landed in Baltimore from
Germany in 1910. and walked to this
city. accompanied by their seven
children.
She leaves four sons, Van Buren,
Franklin Y, Edward j. and Francis
r. Hillyard: two daughters, Mrs.
Lille NJ. Westermeyer and Mrs. Anna
G. Horan: a sister, Mrs. Agatha Tate:
one brother, Michael J. Sauter 10 grand
children and Is great-grandchildre
all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held in the
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Church Monday morning. Soleum high
requiem mass will be celebrated and
special music will be furnished by the
boys choir. Mrs Edna Hillyard
Howard, soprano so1oist of St.
Patrick's Church. her great-grand-
daughter. will sing.
Interment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Her great. will act as
pallbearers.
Evening star., 1926-05-08
STORM KILLS TWO,
| HURTS 40, IN WEST
Eastern Oklahoma Swept by
Tornado-Wire Service
Crippled.

BV the Associated FresS
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May s.
Two persons are known to have been
killed and more than twoscore in
iured, three probably fatally, in a tor
nado which swept Eastern Oklahoma
yesterday. Crippled wire service to-
DAY delayed reports from the stricken
area.
Obra Tidwell. 80. and his 15-year-old
son were instantly killed at their farm
home. near Spiro, in Letlore County,
when they attempted TO reach a storm
cellar Mrs. K. NJ. Masterson, Lefiore
county, was brought to Fort Smith
hospital in a serious condition. Ralph
Brendley. 8, is in Muskogee hospital
with a fractured skull. \ negro girl IS
reported near death at Morse.
The tornado visited widely separated
districts. Although high winds caused
property damages in various districts,
three sections bore the brunt of the
storm. Several persons We're injured
Gnd houses demolished at Morse, in
O<lusee County. Boynton, near the
Okmulgee- Muskogee County line, and
the NubbirlS Ridge district, III Lefiore
County, were hard hit
Examinations today revealed several
of the injured suffered fractured
skulls.
Evening star., 1926-05-08
Camping Needs

Standard Make Tents, 81 to $40
Camp Stoves, 81 to $14.50
Camp Chairs, $1.25 to $3.95
Folding Wood Camp Table, Sd
Folding Metal Camp Table, $3.50
All-Metal Camp Cot, $3.95
Camp Cot, with Mattress Pad
sewed on, $3.50
Lightweight Double Camp Bed,
$3.50
Automobile Bed, for open or closed
car, $12
Cooking Kits, four persons, $3.50
Cooking Kits, six persons, $3.50
Kapoc Single Mattress, $3.50
Kapoc Double Mattress, SIS
Sporting Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1926-05-08

board of education. said in hi
quadrennial report presented yester-
day. i
''It is perfectly cIdir that separa.-
tlon of church and state prohibits
supported schools from teaching
religion nor is il in the interest ~
christianity that states should BE-
asked to assume this primary fllnc
ton of the church. the repor}
states.
While open discussion of the uni
fication question has been avoided on
the floor of the conference duriuG
the first three days of the Confereuce
the voting on major questions has
tended 10 show that most of tho
legislation as favored with tho queS
lion and strictly unificatiOn and anti
unfication lines are being sradualiy
drawn in the conference.
DR.. A. J. Lamar. Nashville. Tenn.
and Nathan Miller. former Lieutenant
governor Of Alabama, are leading tie
forces opposed TO unifCation
Evening star., 1926-05-08
SCOUT LEADER URGES
FOSTERING GOOD WILL
Chief Duty of Movement Among
Nations Stressed by Baden
Powell.
Rr The Associatsd Pre,s

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. May 8.-The chief mos
sage for American Boy Scouts brought
by Gen. Sir Robert Baden-Powell
, founder of scouting, is TO raise the
standard of the spirit of the move
ment toward the development of in
ternatinal good will and cooperation
he said today on his tour of the Mid
die West.
In my country at this moment,
said Sir Robert, "strife is spreading
class is arrayed against class, and the
need of the time is greater good will
among men. Through the growing
Scout spirit of brotherhood class and
national hatreds will die down. Six
thousand English Boy Scouts this
Summer will visit foreign countries
and fraternize with the coming man
hood of other countries. This is the
new spirit we need to emphasize in
scouting.
A great impetus to the international
feeling of good will, Sir Robert said
will be given the English Scouts by
the presentation to him on behalf
of the American Boy Scouts of the
bronze buffalo. ITO the Unknown
Scout" whose cood turn in London 1C
years ago influenced William +. Boyce
of Chicago to introduce scouting to
the United States.
Evening star., 1926-05-08

over to T.. G.. Twogood, who increased
the number to So. The committee
was not clear on the amounts Of com
missions these men received. as the re-
port did not show whether the eX-
penditures charged up to the estates
We're for attorney fees also The re-
port did show. however. that in a
number of cases the bonds were too
small and Gen. Hines said the first
action taken is to increase the amount
to protect the estate.
Mrs. Marie S. Ruth, national guard
ianship chairman of the American
Legion Auxiliary outlined to the com
mittee the social service work the or
ganization is performing in co-opera
rion with Mai. Davis G.. Arnold, ma
tional guardianship officer of the Vet
erans' Bureau. The auxiliary scry-
ices duty is to contact the families of
mentally incompetent veterans and
perform other beneficial duties OH be
half OF the veteran.
Criticizes Volunteers Work.
Thomas sxirhy, representing the
Disabled American Veterans, severely
criticized the volunteer rganization
maintained by Maj. Arnold to check
up on guardians and wards and de.
clared the present situation has been
brought about through the failure Of
the bureau to provide a paid force TO
look after the wards welfare and see
the guardians are performing their
duties properly. He did not question
the efficiency OF the volunteer work
by veteran and patriotic organiza-
tons. however
Mrs. Ruth replied TO the criticism.
which indirectly referred to the aux
iliary, by declaring no matter how
large paid force the bureau de
veloped. 1t would never be able to
perform the social service work in
which her orga nization is engaged
She added that the plan hasn't had
fair trial." but promised good re-
suits in the immediate future.
Mr.. Kirby declared he did not sug-
gest> the service organizations should
abandon their present efforts at vol
unteer cooperation but should