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Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-08

at right angles to it's former line of march, until it enters the Kurile Islands.
 It continues south through this archipelago until it reaches Japan. and then, at the center of the Is- land Empire, as if it were weary of the procession, a detachment leaves the column and deserts into the Pacific, where it runs out sev- eral hundred miles from the shore.
 The remainder of the parade continues south, across the sea to F'ormosa, and then, turning south east, hurdles to the Philippines. It again divides in these islands, fork ing to the southeast to reach the ,Celebes and swerving to the south- west into Borneo From these is- lands it jumps to Sumatra and flat tens out like the cross of a T, run ming east to the Pacific and west to the Indian Ocean.
 Here the parade reaches it's final bivouac and ceases. And all along that line of march the steps of the procession are marked by the roar of eruption and the flare of lava torches and incandescent sand. It is violent march they play and sometimes it shakes the. earth and wrecks cities, of which the recent cataclysm in Japan gives horrible evidence.
 Investigating.
 The Geological Survey of the De- partment of the Interior, the Gen. eral Land Office and the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey are conducting investigations in this weird land. Each year their experts are mapping it. laying it out and determining its character. Each year they return with news that add to the picturesqueness of the place, and every time they re- turn they have craving to go back and investigate the many unknown features that still lie hidden.
 Among the most recent discover ies have been those in connection with the giant Aniakchak crater and others in that vicinity. These were made by party sent out by the Geological Survey, an annual expe- dition under the leadership of R. H. Sargent, topographic expert of the survey. These discoveries throw new light on several features of this re- markable country, which might be termed Americas powder magazine.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-08

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Evening star., 1926-04-25
GREEK CHURCHMAN
WILL SPEAK TODAY
Metropolitan of ThessaIo'
MICA, Here on Mission, to
Conduct Service.

EXhortinS his listeners 10 have
faith. rather than succumh to the
spirit of unbelief that seems to have
become popular in this country,
Senator King of Utah made a stir
ring plea for "fundamentalism' a a
banquet held at the City Club last
night in honor of His Holiness. Gen
nadios. Metropolitan of Thessalonica,
and other members of the Hellenic
Y. NJ. {. \. commission to the United
States
Minister Simopoulos Of Greece,
Commodore Constantine MelaS of the
Greek navy and former governor of
the Island of Samos, who is a mem
her of the visiting party. and Z. i,
Amoss. national general secretary of
the Y NJ. c. A. in Greece, also spoke.
The banquet was arranged by a COM
mittee of local residents of Greek de-
scent. headed byb Chairman Salmon of
the Fatherless Children of Greece
Society: Supreme Secretary Andieu
Nichos of the Ahepa, and DR.. Charles
J. Demas. president of Washington
Chapter, No. 81.
The metropolitan will conduct serv-
ices this morning from IL to 1870
O'Clock, at the Greek Orthodox
Church, Sth and l. streets. At four
o'clock this afternoon, the visitors
will attend a meeting at the home of
w. S. Corby, in Chevy Chase. to dis.
cuss boys work
Tomorrow the party will so to
Mount Vernon, returning for a lunch
con at the Cosmos Club as guests of
the local committee of the Federal
Council of Churches and the com
mittee on good will of the Washington
Federation of Churches. Tommorow
night a dinner will he rendered them
at the Metropolitan Club Of the
Y NJ &
Evening star., 1926-04-25
DISTILLERS' CASES
CONTINUED BY COURT
Three Fighting Removal to Indian
apolis. Making Double
Jeopardy Claim.

By the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April "a
Judge John J. Gore today continued
the hearing on charges of conspiracy
to violate the prohibition laws and
habeas corpus proceedings for Lem
Motlow. Harry Dahlman and Thomas
Heffernan until next Friday.
Motlow. former wealthy Tennessee
distiller; Heffernan and Dahlman, one
time officers Of the Jack Daniel Dis
tilling Co. of st. Louis are charged
with conspiracy to violate the prohi-
bition laws.
Indicted by Federal grand iut'ies At
both st. Louis and Indianapolis. the
defendants are fighting removal to
Indiana and applied for writ of
habeas corpus, alleging that the case
at ST. Louis had been retired by the
court with the right to bring the
charges up at any time. though the
defendants had five times sought a
trial, which had been denied them.
The defendants also claim that they
were placed IN double Jeopardy by the
grand jury at Indianapolis indictins
them for the same offense under
which they We're indicted at st.
Louis.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
LESS LIQUOR ON LINERS.

NEW YORK. April "a H).-Liquor
sales on the transatlantic liners have
fallen off SO per cent under the in
fiuence of the Volstead act, officials
of the Cunarder Mauretania said to-
day. 1t was said that the eastbound
sales on the Mauretania are from ,"
TO 20 per cent higher than westbound
sales. on the liners recent Mediter
ia mean cruise for American tourist
less liquor was sold than is ordinarily
consumed on round trip ira 7sat
lantic voyage.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

Moves, w. II. Newman, g. 3. Oster-
mayer, II. V. Ostermayer. Mrs. G.
Perry. Miss r. NJ. Phelps. George v
Phillips. II. &. Pierce. Miss l.. f..
Poole. G. r. Porter. II. b. Price, J.
F.. Pyle. Miss A. Reed. f. w. Rever
comb, y. i. Rippon. l.. II. B. Robi-
nette, p. Rogers. Miss f.. l.. Roney,
Miss j. Sammond. Mrs. &. V. Savage,
F.. p. Scott. G.. F. Simpson. Mrs. X.
Spare. Miss I. Steagall, Miss r. f..
Taylour, Miss A. Thornton. w. A.
Trotter Miss l.. Vanneman. Mrs. X.
Van Fleet, Mrs. r. Won Hermann, G.
A. Venable. Miss l.. NJ. Walker. w. G..
Wild!ng. Mrs. NJ l.. Wiles. l.. d.
Williams, +. T.. Woodward and J. n.
Xepp .t.--s
Evening star., 1926-04-25
2O-YEAR-CLUB HAS
ANNUAL BANQUET
1903 Veteran Employees of
Woodward & Lothrop's Meet
in Good Fellowship.

One hundred and eight members Of
the Twenty Year Club of Woodward
L. Lothrop attended the annual good
fellowship dinner In the ballroom Of
the Raleigh Hotel last night. Donald
Woodard, president of the firm, was
toastmaster and Roe FulkersOn was
the principal speaker.
j. NJ, BuZzell. president of the club,
called the assemblage to order and re-
minded the loyal store workers that
eleven OF their number had been in
the organization 40 years or more
while 3 were employees in the
original store when it was located on
Market Space i'm 1880. Five of the
store workers who had completed 20
years continuous service since the
last annual meeting were received as
new members. They are; Mrs. Minnie
G. Cornelius. David II. .datthews,
James w. s. Hardey. Samuel Evans
and George V. Phillips.
Tribute to Founders.
At the outset of the dinner the club
members paid a silent tribute to the
founders of the store, S. Walter
Woodward and Alvin NJ. Lothrop. W.
w. Everett pronounced the invoca
ton. A toast to the firm was given
by Powell Rogers. while John Davies
Evening star., 1926-04-25
MRS. CAPPER IMPROVED.
Wife of Senator Recovering After
Relapse Friday Night

BALTIMORE, April "a CF).-Mrs
Arthur Is. Capper wife of the Senator
from Kansas. who several weeks ago
underwent d major operation at the
Hospital for Women here. was slight
ly brighter" tonight, physicians at the
institution stated.
Mrs. Capper suffered a sudden re
lapse on Friday after it was believed
she was we'll on the way to recoN cry
Evening star., 1926-04-25
JOSEPH PENNELL'S WILL
SOUGHT BY RELATIVES
Disposition of Works Still in
Hands of Noted Etcher
Is Uncertain.
BY the Associated r.

BY the Associated r~.ss.
NEW YORK, April PA search
has been started for the will Of
Joseph Pennel, etcher. author and
illustrator. who died Friday, to de-
termine what disposition is to he
made of the works still in his hands
+. w. Wolf, brother of Mrs. Pennell,
said that members Of the family were
not certain the artist had left will
Pennells body will be taken to Phil.
adelphia tomorrow for burial in the
Society of Friends Cemetery in Ger.
mantOWn.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

gave a toast to members of the Twen-
ty Year Club Miss L. Vanneman
sang a soprano solo, while the mem
bers of the Woodward & Lothrop Dr.
chestra played selections. The First
Baptist Quartet. composed oI Myra
Marks, Mabel Flehr, Floyd Williams,
Charles w. Moore and Mabel Linton
Williams, sang.
Members Of the banquet commit
tee included John Davies. chairman;
II. V. Ostermayer. J. r. Hayden j.
+. Pyle, Miss M. Cleary, George X.
Porter, w. RI. Lehman, G.. b. ''ster-
ma yer, Miss r.. Hart. j. w. s. Hardey,
W. T. Brady. w. j. Mcmahon, Mrs.
G. Perry, G. f. Gray. c. r. Davis. r.
E. Woodward, Miss S. Eber.
Members Of Club.
The members of the club present
were: John ii. Adams, A. w. Allison,
j. n. Austin, j. Bailey, r. l. Birch,
ID. S Boyer. w. Il. Brady Miss j.
Brayton. J. Nj. Buzzell, Miss r. Byrne,
Miss NJ. f. Cleary. Miss NJ. D. Collins,
Mrs. f. =. Columbus, Miss A. Conway
Mrs. NJ. G. Cornelius, Miss NJ. Curran,
G.. f.. Davis. John Davies. William
Davies. J. M. Deering, II. A. Decide,
Miss $ Eber. J. II. Edes, Samuel
Evans, G. n. Everett. w. w. Everett,
Allen Eaton. NJ. Fischer. J. F'issell,
]. Z. Fronani. G. F. Gray, J. w.
Gray. A. s. Hackett, James w. $.
Hardey, J. N. Harding, Miss e. Hart
j. p. Hayden. c. C. Helmick, w. c.
Herfurth, c. H. Hospital, J. A. Hob
son, Miss G. /. Holmes, S. E. Ingersoll,
r. E. Jasper, Mrs. NJ. Johnson, Miss
Eva Johnson, Mrs. A. G. Jones. G. A
Jones, r. p. Judd, T. E. kibbey. Miss
G. +. Herman. V. +. Lake, T. E.
Langley. d. 3. Lee. w. II. Lehman
Miss, A. LIE Noir, w. +. Leimberg
f. E. Mack, Miss NJ Mason. David
Fl. Matthews, Miss c. Maxwell
II. r. Meitzler. Mis- A. Metz, r. NJ
Miller, II. Z. Mockbee. J. o. Moque
F. Muller, r. o. Mullikin. Miss f.
McGill. B. J.. McConchie. w. J. Nc
Mahon. Mrs. j. c. Nourse, Miss 6.
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