davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-06-21
4EAo CAIRO N BAHuETTN

K9MBPHIG Mace. - HoNH-
TETON 3aIIHTM CaIBO H BaHnerTH
0HaTb BO36yTIeH0 XOIaTaiiTcTB' 0
re06xOIHMOcTH H%epecMoTpa JeIa
9THX }4Byx qeIOBeE.
B pyBaX 3aHIHTM HMeDTca no.
Bile I0Ha3aTeIbcTBa ,cBHIeTe.TbcTBy
DTHe 0 TOM, ITO II CaBEO II BaHHe
TTH HeBHHH0 TOMaTca B TNpbMe.
B. TaMTIcoH, BeIymHii IeIO ga
mnTbr, 3aaBH.I, qTo envy TenepB 10
II lIIHHHO H3BecTH0 = TTO y0HT II
oTFa6nI RaccHpa B BpHI%BoTOpe B
1920 ROXY.
IIO 3aaBIeHHD TOMHcOHa, RIA
Ba Il OpraHH3aTOp 9ToTO y6HcTBa II
|0rpa6IeHHa yae TaBHO HaxOIHTca
.lHBeHTBOpTcEOH TOpbMe 10 Ipy-
TOMy 8eIy.
llORa HeH3BecTH0, EaI BIacTH
OTHecyTca Il 9ToMy HoBoMy xogaTaii
cTBy 0 HepecMoTpe Ie.Ia.
, 1926-06-21
9PPNO 4OPMNPyET nPABNTE7bCTDO
DO 4PAHlNN


HAPPIER. = C6opMHpOBaHHe
HoB0rO b%paHHy3cEoro Ra6HHeTa NH
HHcTpoB, HOc.1e TOTO, RaH BpHaH lie
MOI %BBHoIHHTB 9TOi 3aIaqH, Hopy
qeH0 !IHIepy paIHEaIoB : cOIHa1H
cToB 9ppHo, EoTopBrif B 1925 rory
saHHMaI y&e 9ToT HOcT.
9ppHO oTRa3aIca OF cOTpyIHHqe
cTBa c bpHaHoM, HpeInoTHTaa HpH
HRTb Ha coca BcD Observation-Disclosures
10 yHpaBIeHHIo cTpaHoH.
CHHcOE HOBBTx MHHHcTpoB y;re
ToToB. B cOcTaB Ra6HHeTa BOiiIyT,
ITO beef BepOaTHocTH, NJ. BoHaHoB
cEHH, ROTopoMy HpeIIoReH HOcT NH
HHcTpa &HHaHcOB, 4aIa#be, ne Mo
HaH, .Iymep, IapHaE II up. yMepeH
HHe cOTHaIHcTH : paIHHaIM.
RaE T0IbEo cTaao H8BecHBM,
qTo co4pMHpoBaHHe Ra6HHera mpn-
Hi Ia coca 9ppHo 6paHE eHIe 90
, 1926-06-21
%"PyCcRNA" a3bIK

\ "H3BecTHa" oTMeqaDT 3acope-
HHe pyccEOro a3BIRa B TeHTpalb-
HBIx ry6epHHax.
MepacEHf 6o1BmeBHTRHii hap
rOH Bee 6oIBme npOHHEaer B pas
WBOpHyD peqB 4epeBHH.
"IIocIymaemb MoIoIBIx, = iii
meT aBTop, H yIHBIaembca. "IIOc
To.TbRy HocRoIBEy," "B o6meM H
Te.IoM," ''EoHcraTHpyeM'', "aBHBff
6aET" II npoqaa HeHyIHaa 6eccMBI
c:1HIa. A HaE %o6pamaOTca C .HHOc-
TpaHHBMH cI0BaMH.
K 3aceIaHHD genera y%qHTe1BHH
ma npHHapa1HIacB. HpeTcegaTe.IB
cRa3aI:
-AHHa C%TeHaHoBHa ceTogHa R
uOIHeM 6DI%eTe.
81 IOATo he MOT HoHGTB, ITO
3HaqHT:
lpa%IaHHH HpeIceIaTeIB ,peIH
3yHTe MHe cIOBo''...
, 1926-06-21
Gamble M0HOlblE HPABnTElA

PHM. = MyecoIHHH cqHraeT-
ca caMHM MoIOIHM peMbep -MHHH
cTpOM. Envy Bcero AZ ro8a. B ero
Ra6HHeTe %MHHHcTpOB ecTb ,IHHa, no
TOpHM Her LAKE 80 let.
Il. IpaHIH, 3aBeIyDmHH MIMIC
TepcTB0M HHocTpaHHHx Tel (HopT-
9eIB MHHHcTpa HHocT. lei npHHaI
,IeEHr MyccoIHHH) HMeeT Bcero 80
let.
4pyroMy MHHHcTpy = 80 IeT.'
MHHTcTpy o6mecTBeHHBIx pa6or 80
rOIa.
B o6meM, Ea6HHeT MyccoIHHH
cqHTaeTca caMBM MOIOIBM Ha6HHe
TOM. CaMBM cTapBlM M%HHHcTpOM B
Ra6HHeTe MyccoIHHH aB.IaeTca NH
HHcTp BHyTpeHHHX IeI: envy 60 i.
, 1926-06-21

IbI1e H0HH3HIca B leHe.
KpynHBe 6aHHHpH 3aHaIH aBHo
BpaEIe0HyD HO3HTIHO B o%THoH1eHHH
9ppHO, HO B TO lie canoe BpeMa
4pyTaa qacTB 8paH4Iy3cEHx 6aHEH
pOB HoIIepIHBaeT eTO, II cqHTaeT,
ITO OH caMBTf HOIx0IamHH qeIOBeH
I,Ia B03rIaBleHHa HpaBHTe,TBcTBa B
IaHHHif TpyIHHa 4Ia cTpaHH MO-
MeHT.
b H0IHTHTecEHX HpyTaX BHcEa
3BTBaeTca, OIHaEO, cOMHeHHe OHIO
cHTe,IBHO ycToiqHBecTH II IOIToBe-
THOcTH 4OpMHpyeMOTo 9ppHO HOBO
HpaBHTe,TBcTBa.
TOBOpaT TaIate 0 B03M0TH0cTH
"9HHaHcoBOa 4HRTaTypH" 30 6paH
HFHH. B TaEoM cgEIae Kaao saffMeT
HocT MHHHcTpa bHHaHcoB c IHRTa-
TopcRHMH tIoIHOM0qHaMH.
, 1926-06-21
xNPxOBKA

HoBBf cEaHIaTBHBdf HpoIecc
HaqaIca Ha 9TOT paS B MHHcHe B
BBeaIHoi ceccHH Bo6pyHcEoro OF
pyEHOro cyIa.
PaccMaTpHBaeTca IeIo o 3I0y
HOTpe0IeHHax B 4epeBHe RHpXOB-
re, HpHo6peBmee B cBoe BpeMa lin
pOEyD H3BecTH0cTb B CBa3H C pa3O
0IaqeHHaMH OIHOTO ceIBROpa o npH
TecHeHHaX EpecTbaH MecTHBMH B,Ia.
-TaMn.
ATeHT yTOI0BHOT0 p03BTcHa, =
H3IaTaOT "H3BecTHa" aTO 4e.Io.-
GRAIL HacTOamHM DapbKOM B patio
He. lByx XylHraHOB 9HIHMOHa II
MHTpoa4Ha MHIHeBcEHx, OTHocHTe
.HbHO R0TOpHX EpecTBaHe HeoIHOR-
paTH0 BBIHOcHIH HpHToBOp 0 BBTce
.IeHHH, IHHcEHH Ha3HaqHI cBOHMH
ceEpeTHBMH cOTpyIHHRaMH. HOcIe
IHHe ,O6'aBHIH ce6a HaqaIBcTBOM,
4e.IaIH o6HcEH, o0Hapy%eHHBIH y
RpecTbaH CaMorOH pacHHBaIH, BpH
BaIHcB B IONA EpecTbaH H 3a6Hpa
IN HpH4yETB H BeIgH.
3HMOI TO Iop0re B &HpxoBRy
RpecTBaHe O6HapyatHIH 4Byx y6H-
TBx eBpeeB. HpecTbaHe 6HIH y6eI
4eHB, qTo y6HTBe %epTBH Nh
.IHeBcRHx.
Ha %3aaBIeHHe RpecTbaH MHIH-
1Ha ne o6pamaIa BHHMaHHa, a
.IHIcEHh HOcTapaIca BBropoIHTb
y6Hft1.
B3B0IH0BaHHBTe HpecTbaHe COO
pain cxoT. PemeHo OHIO o6paTH-
Tbca ga nOMOmBD b.. RoMcoMoIBc
Eyp aqeiiEy. 3acTyHHHqecTBo ROM
coMoIbHeB oEa3aIo cBoe geHcTBHe''
KoMcoMeIbIH, BMecTe C 4eIera
TaMH OF EpecTBaH, HpaMo co cxoga
oTnpaBHIHcb B Bo6pyfcE II oRpy-
afHoMy upoEypopy n coo6HIH1H o
TOM, ITO npoHcxOIHT B RHpxoBRe.
llo 4eIy BH3BaHo DO cBHIeTe-
.IeH.
, 1926-06-21
BbICTABKA KOMNH1EPHA

M0CEBA. - 3TecB oTRpHIacB
BBrcTaBEa ,RoMHHTepHa, TBoaIeM 70
Topof, 10 cIoBaM "HaBecTHii", aB
IaeTca EapTa @EBpoHa noc1e Boil
HH."
BOT EaE ra3eTa OHHcBBaeT 9TOT
"rBos4B''":
"91eETpHqecEHe a96eETH. Hobo
POT pHqara. CIeBa BBepxy orHeH-
Haa HaIHHcb: "BypTyasHHe peBo-
aIO1HH," q no pasHBIM cTpaHaM BE-
HBXHBaDT HaRpeHHBmHeca ROpoHB.
HoBHh HoBopoT pBqara. %1IBIaeT
HaInHcB: "BoccTaHHa''. II B pas
HBIX MecTax OrHeHHHe a3HqEH b.
ccraHHH. Eme HOBopoT: "CTaqEH''
, 1926-06-21
nNACy4CKNN N Z

BAPIIIABA. = HrHaTHH IaHH
HcEHH, BOEIB lOIBcEOff CODHaInc-
THqeCEolf HapTHH, B cTaTbe, Homo
meHHOH B Ta3eTe "Po6oTHnT" =
OpTaHe HapTHH, - He4BycMBcIeH-
Ho 3aaBIaeT, ITO b llOIBme MoateT
oEasaTbca Hyat4a B HoB0G peBOID-
HHH, ecIH ceHM, no MHc,IH IlHICy
4cROTO, - IacT Hpe3HIeHTy HeoT-
p%aHHqeHHBe nOIH0MOqHa Il oyer
pacHymeH Ha Is Meca1eB.
1amHHcTHH T0BOpHT, ITO MO-
Tyr HOBTOpHTBca B BapmaBe Ho-
.KBIe "MaiicEHe 4HH", HOcHoIBEy Ho
BHi Ra6HHeT O%CyHIecTBHr cBOD Hpo
TpaMMy II H3MeHHT .BOHCTHTyUHD.
, 1926-06-21
CR0gbR0 6bI10 B RNTAE HPA
BNTElbCTB

llEKHH. - B RHTae ga HocIe
4HHe | 4.IeT OHIO Is HpaBHTeIbcTB
CTpaHa Bee BpeMa HaxoIHIacB
B cTa4HH aaMeHH oIHoTO HpaBHTe-
IBcTBa IpyrHM. HHorIa HecRoIbEo
BpaBHTeIbcTB o4HoBpeMeHHo ynpaB
IaIo cTpaHoH. II HecMoTpa Ha 9To,
RHTah n 10 cHx hop He HMeer co
oTBeTcTByDWeTo HpaBHTeIbcTBa.
, 1926-06-21

B HOBOM 6ere y%qacTBOBaIo 2.
900 EoHEypeHToB: bepMepW, TOpO-
name, IyHnBL, qHHoBHHEH.
3aEOH pa3pemaeT HaHHMaTb "a
ce0a 3aMecTHTeIeif IIa 6eTa II IA
npobeccHOHa.IbHBX cEOpOXOIOB 6HI
oTpoMHMf cHpoc.
CpeIH %6eryrIHx O6pauIaIa Ia
coca BHHMaHHe MOIOIeHbIaR IeRY
mEa C IOpOTBO OcTpHTeHHHMH BO-
,I0caMH, B cHOpTHBHHX 6pDTRaX II
6.Iy3e, EOTopaa 6eI;aIa ga Graph
ia OT4a. llleI %HpOIHBHOH 8OaIb,
HO 9TO He oX.IaIHIO HBTIa 6eTyHOB.
,lyqmHe yqacTHH 6HIH 3aXBaqe
HB HcIBTTaHHbIMH cH0pOX0IaMH. lie
BymEa, oIHaEO, ycHeIa 4o6e%aTb
10 x0pomer0 NeCTa. 0qeHb 6OraTBf
yqacTOH 3aXBaTHI liz OTna geBa-
.THIeTHHH MaIBqyraH, MqaBmHica,
EaB cTpeIa.
, 1926-06-21
B NOT ARHEHC6yPrE OTKPbulN 6OTA-
THE 6PNANNAHTOBbIE PO3CbNNN

B HoTaHHeHc6ypre oTEpnIH DC
TaTde 6pHI1HaHToBHe pO3cHHH.
3eMIa, Ha IOTopOli OH o6Hapy
EeHH ,cTQHIa eme HeIaBH0 6 mHl
.THHroB arp, TeHepb BlaIeIbTH ee
cpa3y CTaIH 6oTaVaMH.
qacTb cTOHNOcrH 6pH1luaHroB
HanIeHHBIx B HepBHf IeHb pa3pa
6oTEH 10000 yfHToB, %HOcTyTHIa B
Hx hobby.
lilo 8aRoHy, Jpn OTEpHTHH HO-
BBX 3eMeIb C MHHepaIbHBMH 90
TaTcTBaMH, npeTeHIeHTH Ha HHx
'ycTpaHBaDr Ger IIa BARBARA yqa-
cTROB. Ohm BHcTpaHBaDTca B paI
y 6apBepa C .IeHToi HaIHOHa.IBHBx
IBeTOB Il HorIa ,IeHTa oHyCTaeTca,
Bee ycTpeMIaToTca L. saBeTHBIM Me-
.craM. fa51b1H 6eTyH TepTHr B py
.Rax NaleHBRHf 6IaHeE ,EOTOpBIGIi
jill Il BOIpyGaeT Ha aaxBaqeHHoM
Nm yqacTRe.
, 1926-06-21
DHNOH ~TAPbEBulNKOB

YHKAT0. = LIMA, 3aHHMaD-
mHeca co6HpaHHeM Tpa1oI Il 4py-
rlx cTapBx BemeH, pemHIH COB
IaTB cBOH DHH0H.
T.IaBa 9TorO HOBoT0 DHHOHa KH
mRHH 3aaBHI, ITO cO34aHHe DHHo
Ha aBHIocB BcIeIcTBHe TOTO, ITO
Ha cRIa4ax Il 4a6pHEax, EyIa era
PIE 4ocTaBIaeTca, o6MaHBIBaDT Il
MaIo HIaTaT cO6HpaTeIaM TpaHoR
, 1926-06-21
AMEPNRAHlbl .CHNuROM CEH
THMEHTAHbHbI

qHRAr0. = BeIBrHicEHH EpH
MHHaIor Up d. KO.IlHH, HaXo4aIH
lea B HacToaiIee BpeMa B c. 1IT.,
8aaBIaeT, qTo aMepHEaH1H CHILL
ROM ceHTHMeHTa.IbHH B oTHomeH1H
cBoHx HpecTynHHRoB.
Lilo MHeHHii RoIIHHa, ycIoBHa
B aMepHRaHcRHx TIOpbMax oqeHB
'MarRHe', ITO II aB.HaeTca HpHqH-
Hoa 6oTbIHoro qHc.4a HpecrynHeHHn
B cTpaHe.
, 1926-06-21

II O6BemBaHHe."
B 0IH0M MaTa3HHe H3 9 BeeOB
HpaBHTbHbMH ORa3aIHCB T0IbT0
TpH. B IpyrOM o6Hapy%eHO HaTb
HeHpaBHIbHBIx BecOB. B TpeTbeM 10
IRIaIBIBaIaca TaTe,Iaa 6yMaTa. B
qeTBepTOM 0Ra3a.Ica HOITOTeHHBM
ByIRH HpOIaBaIH c H%eIOBecOM
B 60 TpaMM II B ITO TpaMM.
, 1926-06-21
nNCbMO B Pc
AAK4ND.
yBa8aeMbIe ToBapNWN "PaccBeTOB-

yBawaeMbIe TOBapNWn "%PaccBeTOB-
gbl!".
HpoqATaB Bame o6paGleHHe K
OpTaHN3aunaM OTAenbHbIM ToBa-
pNulaM, rAy6OKO cOsHap HeO6xO4a-
MOcTb nOMOmM HameH raseTe up.
B. = P"
TO CMAe CBoeH Bo3MOwHOcTH a
pa4 HOMOqb O6WecTBeHHoMY 4eAy n
mAp ~4eHexHbIH HepeBo9 B CyMMe
S gOAA. 06emap TaRwe " B 6Y4y-
uIeM HOMoTaTb HaqaTOMy GO6pOMy
IeAY.
C lob. HpHBeTOM
AH4peR BA. Ry3EHR0
BanHHr@Op4, RORH.
, 1926-06-21
bECnOPa4RN B EBPENCKNX
R0H0HNaX

BAPllIABA. - Coo6maDT, ITO
B eBpeacRHx RoIoHHax BeIopyccHH
C HaqaIoM noIeBHx pa6oT EpecTB-
aHe HauaIaOT IA RoIoHHcToB Il
HpenaTcTByEoT I'M pa6oTaTB.
Ha yRpaHHe ~noIo6HBe co6HTua
DpHHaIH rpoaHB1f xapaETep. B he
cEo.IBRHX MecTHoCTax TeIO gOmIO
40 EpoBOupoIaTHa,
, 1926-06-21
nEPNO4"

qHHAI0. = B. BeHIef, Hpo
8eccop HopTBecTepHcEoro yHHBep-
cHTeTa, saaBHI, q1o so npoHeHToB
.6oIbHBIx Ty6epRyIe3oM %aa6oIeBaDT
B BoapacTe OF Is 40 81 IeT
, 1926-06-21
TypEIKOTO KANEH4APa

GaHa oyer onpeGeIaTBca o6H1Ha-
.TBHO o6cepBaTOpHeH. CyTEH HpH HO
BON HcqHcIeHHH 0y4yT HaqHHaTB-
ca B HoIHoqb II %3aEIIoqaTB "a ia
ca.
, 1926-06-21
yBNT ~ABTOMO6NAEM

IETP0nT. = B TocHHTaIe
TpeHc yMep AHroHHf raTOTHF. On
6MI CONT C HOT aBTOMO6HIeM IA
yTIy HaHH0 H KaMHay VI. lilo 10
%CTaBIeHHH B TocHHTaIb OH cEoHqa
.ICa. .
, 1926-06-21

II BcHHXHBaTOT oTHeHHO = pO9O
BBe 4HarpaMMBT.
"0cHoBaHna RoMHHTepHa" = or
HeHHo : RpacHHe 6aaTRH 30 Bcex
qacTax EBponM C TH6paMH TOTa
0cH0BaHHa..
"CoBercEHe pecHy61HEH" - or
HeHHHe cepH II MOIOT ,RpacHaa 3Be
3Ia.
B rIy6HHe rpoMaIHOe HoIOTHO
B%pO4cKoTO: "TOpTecTBeHHoe aaceTa
HE BTopOrO EOHTpecca." MHOroqHc
.IeHHHe 3apHcOBEH B 9TOH HapTHHe
pa3MemeHH B pa4 Xy40TecTBeHHBIM
qpH3oM BBepXy HaI mHTaMH."
, 1926-06-21

BaHHeM H BTOpHqHBM TOIocoBaHHeM
0 HpHHaTHH Toll HIN HHOH cTpaHH
b CoBeT ,IHrH HaIHif.
, 1926-06-21

BcIeIcTBHe pemeHHa, HpHHaIO-
TO HaUHOHaIBHBM co6paHHeM B All
rope, TypDHa HepeXoIHT Ha 3aHa4
Ho = eBpOHehcEHH rperopHaHcRHff
BaIeHIapB.
IIepeXoI coBepmHTca l-TO aHBa
pa 6yIyIHero TOIa. HOTIa mana
TpHropHH 18-Hit qeTBepTOro ORTIZ
6pa 1882 roIa BBeI cBOii Ra.IeH-
Iapb, TO IIa ycTaHOBIeHHa HOBoro
cTHIa HpHmHocB cIeIaTb cEaqeH B
II IHef.
TypeHRaa pePOpMa HepecEaEH-
BaeT cpa3y qepe3 585 IeT; ga 81
1eRa6pa TypeHRorO 1912 rOIa no.
cIeIyer | aHBapa 1927 rOIa.
,lDIH, TepaDmHe cIeIOBaTb
.cTapOMy EaIeH1apD, MOryT IeIaTb
9To, no T0IBHO B cBOHX qacTHBIx
4e.Hax, Ho HepBBIf IeHb IyHHoTo Ne
, 1926-06-21

INV TP0uROr0 VI BA9HN Nib
WA
BepxHeyIHHcEHa EOoHepaTHB-
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c%.IeIyIOIDee MeHO:
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Gym %coBeTcEHH.
TyIam PpyH3e.
Rama IeHHHcRaa.
"H3BecTna" no '9ToMy HOBOIy
HHGIyT::
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TB H3 pecTopaHa "HO6eIa" u,IarH
aroM? Be4B 9TO IeHHHTpa8cEHi
llHmeTpecT HpHIyMaI I.Ia cBOHx
Ba6eIb cEpOMHOe Ha3BaHHe- pa
DIN HIBHqa."
, 1926-06-21
"6yPAAKN" 4ETPonTE

4ETP0nT. HapTHHa ua pyc
eRoG %H3Hu BORA BorMaH" HIer
B HacToamee BpeMa B TeaTpe
,,A4aMc".
7. BpoHcEHf aaBe1yer crpyH-
HIM opEecTpoM a xopoM.
, 1926-06-21
TPO3NT yxO4OM VS. HNTN HA4NN

&EHEBA. - BcIeI ga Bpa8H
IHef, HcnaHHed, HHTaeM, HIBeuH-
eli, - rpo3HT yxoIoM H3 ,IHrH Ha
IHf II IIO.Ibma.
llOIBma HeIOB0IbHa HyHET0M 2
ycTaBa 0 T|oIoc0BaH1H, R0TopBM VIC
TaHaBIHBaeTca cIHmH0M WoIoIEH
TeIbHBIa cpoR Mea:Iy 3a6aIIoTHpo-
3Ab0TA 0 HOrAX - 3AHOT
Sg0POBba
KAHRARH, HII. = IoRTop
HopTBepT, aaBeIyOmHH mTaTHBIM
TocHHTaIeM, 3aaBHI, qTo Horu MI
paDT BecBMa cymecTBeHHyD poIB B
cMHcIe 9IOpOBBa qe.IOBeRa.
lilo MHeHHD 4oETopa, 3IopoBHe
HoTH 3aIoT IOIT0BeqHoc21 II 90
( 4pOcTH...
~llo9ToMy OH coBeryer 6o1Bme
yIeIaTB BHHMaHHa HoraM, qeM 9To
IeIaeTca TeHepB, H oco6eHHo Ha6t
TaTb TecHoff o6yBH.
y6NT0 is qEHOBER.
IETP0nT. 30 BpeMa
npoHeceHHa Han cpe4He : aaua4HH
Nh mTaTaMH mTopMa B Ierpofre
obLlo y0HTo Is qeHoBeE. yobrrEu
HcqHc4aD7ea , 8 MH1auoHoB Bo1,
, 1926-06-21

lECHTb BATOHOB C MOAOTRA
HETEPByPT. - TIaBHayEa OF
npaBlaer B MocEBy c HeHbo peaIH
sa1HH IecaTb BaToHoB C Me6e.IBlo,
9ap9opoM, 6poH8Ofi II RapTHHauH
H8 6BIBmHx HapcRHx IBOpDOB .
Evening star., 1926-12-27
WEALTHY MAN QUITS
PAYING WIFE'S DEBTS
T. F. Manville, Jr., Worth $780,
100000, Announces Separation
From Second Welded Mate.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 27-An ad-
vertisement signed with the name of
T. F., Manville, jr., inheritor of the
bulk of the $30,O0O,000 estate of the
late head of the Johns-M Manville AS
bestos Corporation of New York, was
accepted by the World to announce
the separation of Manville and his
wife, Lois.
Having left my bed and board on
or about November "a, hereby notify
the public that I am not responsible
to any one for debts or action of any
nature incurred by Mrs. T. +. Man
vile, jr.," the advertisement said.
AT his residence Mr.. Manville told a
reporter, in answer to a question, that
he contemplated court action, but that
that would take care of itself"
Mrs. Manville was formerly Lois Ar
line McCoin of Lawrence, Kans. They
were married September 80, last year
She was his second wife.
The first marriage of Mr.. Manville
occurred in 1911, when he was then IL,
and his bride, Florence e. Huber of
the 1911 "Follies," was 20. They were
divorced in 1922.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
Diplomats Found
To Be Active as
Hunters of Ducks

By the Associated Press
Ducks and diplomacy appear to
, have an affinity.
At least Washington diplo-
mats. both home grown and i'm
ported, go in strong for the pur-
suit Of the succulent canvas
back, little as there seems in COM
mon between the traditional con-
ception of a silk-hatted, frock-
coated, participated and yellow
glove State Department man, and
a plunge through the cold, be-
fore dawn gloom of half-frozen
marsh lands to bring a ducking
gun to bear at the proper moment.
But they do it, nevertheless,
Seldom do these crisp Winter
mornings find all the important
links in the State Department
foreign service machine at their
desks. Some of them are al
ways missing, on leave saved up
to give them a day or two at
the blinds" away from all the
ceremony and solemn verbiage
that goes with international ex-
changes. Most of the career men,
after all, are young chaps rela-
lively, and official routine has not
squeezed out their native sport
ing instinct.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
DESERT MOTOR SHIP.
NEAR 800 FEETLONG
4O-Foot Wheels on Vessel Designed
by German to Take Place
of Camel.
BY the Associated Press.


BERLIN, December 27.-The fu-
ture ship of the desert" will not be
the traditional camel, in the view of
Kiel inventor, who has evolved a
craft, which he believes will meet all
modern demands for speed, effective.
ness and freight and passenger-carry-
ing capacity in traversing the earth's
arid regions.
The new craft, on which it's pro-
jector, Pohann Cristop Bishoff, is
working in conjunction with other
engineers and the cooperation of in
dustrial interests, is really gigan-
tic motor-veSsel, nearly 800 feet long
3S feet broad and standing about SO
feet high, resting on four huge
wheels, nearly 40 feet in diameter,
which greatly resemble the paddle
wheels of the oldtime river steamers.
1t is calculated that these wheels
will take kindly to the desert sands
and skim over them easily and light
ly, for the estimated speed of the new
land-ship is about 20 miles an hour
under average conditions, with a
slowing down to perhaps less than
10 miles if the sands traversed are
very soft and deep.
Powerful gasoline engines supply
the motive power.
The craft is intended to speed it's
way across any desert area, inde-
pendent Of highroads or even trails,
taking an airline from start to desti-
nation. 1t is designed primarily for
passenger traffic, with accommoda-
tions for 800 persons, but with ca
pacity for so tons or more of freight.
1t bears a strong resemblance to a
medium-size ocean liner, with pilot
house and bridge and searchlight at
the bow.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
YU[E LONELINESS
LEADS TO SUICIDE
Louisville Professor Found
Dead, $28, 900 Bonds and
$1,172 Cash in Pocket.
By the Associated Press.

by tuo ASeOC1atoO RTe90.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, December 27.
Louis B. Siff. a 70-year-old college
professor. with no living relatives and
circle Of friends restricted to his two
interests, music and mathematics,
died here by his own hand in a fit of
dependency over a lonely Christmas.
This was the belief of colleagues at
the University Of Louisville, where
Prof. Siff had spent 18 years of his
academic life. On his way to Chicago
to attend a convention of mathema-
ticianS, the professor registered at a
hotel Christmas day and was found
dead Sunday with his wrists and
throat slashed by a razor, which was
found near his body.
In Prof. Siff's pockets were found
$28,000 in Government bonds and
$1,172 in cash. Friends in Louisville
said he recently had obtained a letter
from trust company proving him
the owner Of the bonds in case OF
emergency.
At one time Prof. Siff was a singer
at the Metropolitan Opera House in
New York, and friends said that his
interest In music was deep.
The money and bonds will be turned
over to the Probate Court for disposi-
tion. Prof. Siff was the son of an
Austrian scholar. and before going to
the University Of Louisville had been
connected with the University of Ne
braska and the University Of Maine.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
TWO MIXED CABARETS
IN CHICAGO ARE RAIDED
Police Arrest Managers and Wait
ers, But Do Not Molest Guests.
Other Sorties Planned.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, December 27.-Two black
and tan eabarets, in which negroes
and whites mix, were raided early YES
terday by police squads, who found
more than 500 men and women MAX.
Ing merry. The guests were not mo-
Tested, but score of men, including
the managers and walters, were held.
The action against the two cafes. the
Sunset and Plantation, both located
on the South Side, was said to be the
forerunner of police raids against
other cafes.
The places raided, the police
charged. were scenes Of heavy drink.
Ing and wild merrymaking. Police
Chief Morgan A. Collins, who ordered
the raid. said that the Black Bottom
as danced in these places had ceased
to be a dance, but was merely an i'm
moral exhibition. Twenty gallons OF
liquor and a quantity of counterfeit
revenue stamps were seized in a raid
on a nearby apartment, where walters
of the cafes were said to have q.
tained liquor for patrons.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
SAFETY RAZOR KINGS
MOTHER DIES, AGED SO
Author of White House Cook Book
First White Child Born in
Ann Arbor, Mich.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, December
27-Mrs. Fannie Camp Gillette. SO,
mother of King &. Gillette, president
of the Gillette Safety Razor Company,
died at the Beverly Hills Hotel Satur
day.
Mrs. Gillette. who numbered many
of the most prominent persons in the
United States among her friends, was
active until few months before her
death. She took physical exercise
night and morning, ate three hearty
meals daily and refused to ride in
elevators.
Her husband was George Walcott
Gillette, inventor of the Gillette clip
ping machine, and was founder of the
company of that name. When inher-
tied by King c. Gillette, the business
was given TO the employees of the com
,pany. 1t still is manufacturing in New
York.
Mrs. Gillette was the author of the
White House Cook Book. millions of
copies of which were sold. She was
born in Ann Arbor, Mich, that city 5
first white child
King G. Gillette is the only survivor
out Of a family of four sons and three
daughters.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
PEW LETTERS REPLY
TO PASTORS ATTACK
Congregation Finds Ex-Gov. Bax-
ter's Answer to Criticism
Scattered in Seats.
By the Asso dated Press.


PORTLAND, Me-, December 81
Members of the State Street Congre-
gational Church who attended serv-
ices yesterday found in their pews
copies of a letter written by former
Gov. Percival P Baxter of Maine, in
which he charged the pastor, Rev.
DR.. Henry Stiles Bradley with attack
ing him in pulpit statements on
December 10.
On that date the pastor referred
publicly to "a man who had spent
several thousand dollars in making a
trip around the world, but declined
10 support a worthy public charity"
The charity referred to was the Maine
General Hospital.
In his letter, the former governor
said his reason for declining to con.
tribute to the hospital was his interest
in humane work.
Animals have so few friends that
I want to help them" he wrote. Mr..
Baxter said he offered to expend
$25. 900 in equipping headquarters for
the two humane societies in Portland.
While he was governor of the STATE,
Mr.. Baxter's favorite dog died. The
governor ordered the State House flag
at half staff until the dogs body was
buried
Evening star., 1926-12-27
FIRE |MPER|LS 50
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
DiSgruntIed Former EmpIoye
Held on Charge of Arson
in Milwaukee.
ny the Associated Press.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, December 81.
Eighty patients in Columbia Hos
pital here were imperiled by a fire
started early yesterday by a dis
gruntled former employe.
Flames roared in the basement and
smoke rolled into corridors on upper
floors where many helpless men,
women and children were desperately
i'll or recovering from operations.
There was no acute danger from
fire, for the building is of tireproof
construction, but doctors and nurses
were fearful of a panic which might
have been disastrous. Perfect order,
however, was maintained.
John Donlon, 80 years old, Mime
apolis, who worked at the hospital
until several days ago, was arrested
at the National Soldiers Home here.
He confessed, police say, that he tried
to burn the hospital. Several mat
tresses, taken from a storeroom, and
ripped open sheets and pillow cases
were burned.
Donlon was discharged and he be-
lieved that he had been unfairly treat
ed. He is held on charge of arson
Evening star., 1926-12-27
CIVIL WAR GENERAL
IS BURNED TO DEATH
Gen. Nathan Church Led Union
Soldiers in Battle Where
Johnson Surrendered.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ITHACA. Mich, December az
Adjt. Gen. Nathan Church. 80, com.
mander of the 26th Michigan Division
during the Civil War, was burned to
death here yesterday when he was
trapped in the offices of his news
paper, the Gratiot County Herald,
which was destroyed by fire.
Gen. Church was in command of
the 26tl1 at the battle Of Bloody Angle,
which resulted in the surrender of
Maj. Gen. Edward Johnson, famous
Confederate officer.
He established one of the largest
banks in this district, and in addition
engaged in the lumber and real estate
business. OF late years, however, he
had relinquished other holdings and
devoted all his time to his newspaper.
The fire destroyed an entire block,
doing damage estimated at $3.50, 900.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
BR00MSTICK MARRIAGE
FOUND VALID IN BRITAIN
Gypsy, Asking for Pension, Says
She Was Welded by Romany
Custom.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, December 27.-Jumping
over a broomstick is all that's neces-
sary for a young couple to do to be-
come man and wife under Romany
law. This was explained by Martha
Smythe. an aged Gypsy woman who
applied at Fareham for a pension.
When asked to produce her birth and
marriage certificates, she said she and
her husband-to-be had merely jumped
over a broomstick at fair, and ac-
cording to real Romany custom they
were legally married.
And we have lived happily as man
and wife for over SO years." she added
proudly.
The old lady's application for a
pension Was granted.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
PRISONERS EXCHANGED.

Two colored prisoners, Sterling Pat
terson, 90 years old, of Baltimore and
William Wilson of this city, were ex-
changed by police Of the two cities
today.
Patterson was released from the
local Jail and rearrested for the Balti-
more authorities. being wanted there
to explain the taking of an automobile
Wilson was released from the Baiti-
more Jail to be brought here to an.
sWer charge Of taking an automobile.
Evening star., 1926-12-27
LINER SCRAPES BOTTOM.
Passengers Unalarmed by Porto
Rico Accident.

NEW YORK, December 81 O).-
The Cunard liner Franconia scraped
the bed of San Juan harbor, Porto
Rico. yesterday, an official of the line
said here.
Passengers were landed soon aft
erward and went on a sightseeing trip
to Barranquitas, In the center of the
island, he said.
There was no excitement aboard
when the boat touched the muddy
bottom of the harbor near the anchor
age buoy, he declared.