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Disagrees With Wilson Report.

Mr.. Bachman disagreed with the
Wilson report, which set a valuation
of $50 0.000,0 900 on the proposed merged
companies.
THE base Of O,OOO.000 that has
been suggested is equal to the par
value of the stocks and bonds out
standing and, if used as basis, would
automatically restore the excess of
stocks and bonds eliminated in 1914.
the report states, and 'in view OF the
shrinkage in revenue" it continued.
would impose on the rate payer
burden too great to bear.
1T is therefore urged that there be
no commitment as value as requisite
to a consolidation" The Washington
Rapid Transit CO.. the report declares,
operates as an entirely independent
company. and apparently nothing can
be gained in including it in the con.
soldation. While it furnished valu-
able and helpful service, Mr.. Bach
man points out. it's reports indicate
constant operating losses that would
to quite an extent impair the benefits
CONTINUED on Page 7, Column IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
BALDWIN UPHELD
BY PARLIAMENT
Move to Censure Cabinet for
Failure of Arms ParIey .
Fails in Commons.

LONDON, November o5.-The
policy of the Baldwin government at
the triparte conference of Geneva
has been upheld by the House of
Commons. The House rejected a
Labor motion for censure of the gov
ernment for the failure of last Sum-
mer's conference by a vote of 316
to 105.
The suggestion Of a maritime Lo-
carno, in which he would like to see
Japan taking the initiative in calling
another conference at Toxic, was
made by Comdr. Kenworthy, a men,
ber of the admiralty war staff in 1917
and now Liberal member of Com
mons He said that the government
should have made its recent an
nouncement of the abandoning of
plans for the laying down of two
cruisers before. instead of after, the
conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
Would Re Holding Company.

Under the Bachman plan the two
main traction companies would be
consolidated, without a guarantee OF
rate Of return or fixed valuation. into
new company TO be chartered by
Congress as a holding or an operating
company to be known as the Consoli-
lated.
All power necessary for use only by
the consolidated company shall he fur
nished only by the Potomac Electric
Power Co.. under the plan, at a cost
not exceeding that of the actual cost
Of production plus reasonable re-
turn on the capital actually invested
in the production plant. The new
merger plan also makes provision for
the present rate of fare for a period
Of II months after the merger is ef-
fected. but provides lower fares for
school children.
In event the consolidated company
after the determination of the rate
base earns in excess of the rate of
return under the schedule of fare un-
der which it operates, a part OF such
excess shall be paid into a reserve
fund maintained by the company.
Although the Washington Rapid
Transit Co. is not to be included in
the merger, the consolidated company
would enter into reciprocal arrange
ments with It for transfer privileges.
The new plan also provides that the
consolidated company be relieved of
the crossing police and paving tax.
With the approval of Congress and
the Public Utilities Commission a re-
serve fund of 81 900 900 in cash would
be provided for the purpose of paying
for the changing and realignment of
it's tracks and facilities as approved
by the Public Utilities Commission.
'It is estimated" the report de-
clares, that the benefits derived by
the consolidation through the antici-
pated economies will produce a net
operating income of S3.250,000." The
saving in power costs is estimated at
1885 200: reduction in depreciation
charges at s465, 900; elimination of the
crossing police and paving taxes at
$122 900 and s1S0.000. respectively, and
a saving of 100000 through central.
ization of control, realignment of
properties, operation. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
FRANCIS MOSCICKI DIES.
Son of Polish President Succumbs
in Warsaw.

WARSAW, Poland, November 20
R). Francis Moscicki, son of the
president of Poland. is dead here. He
was "A civil engineer. Both his parents
were present at his bedside. Last
rites were administered by the presi-
dents chaplain, Father Bosanek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
Position Held IntOlerable.

He declared Great Britain's posi-
ton was intolerable if it was going
to stand for the old right of capture
at sea and refuse all approaches from
the United States to reorganiZe and
agree TO Encouragement of mari
time law on this subject.
Sir Austen Chamberlain, foreign
secretary, shouldered some of the
blame for the failure of the Geneva
conference, saying it was due in part
to inadequate diplomatic preparation.
w. G. Bridgeman. first lord OF the
admiralty. argued, however, that the
British delegation had done every
thing possible for success.
Lloyd George Speaks.
Sir Austen said in the course Of an
explanations 1T was the United
States who had asked us if we would
join the conference of five, as 1t was
then hoped it would be, and Of three,
as it proved TO be. did not consider
that we should have said TO the
United States at that moment:
Would 1t not be we'll before you
make that proposal formally 10 con-
slider on what basis the conference
should meet and whether there is
such a general agreement as will
likely make the conference fruitful.
Great Britain was not in position
to enforce disarmament until she cut
down her own arms, former Premier
Lloyd George said The existence of
$4,000 600 in training for war was a
danger TO Europe, he declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
1900 California FeIons Sur
render After 18-Hour At
tack on BarriCaded Cell
house.
FOUR GUARDS, CAPTURED
AS HOSTAGES. RELEASED
II Killed in Battle. With More
Than 20 Wounded-Soldiers
Threaten to Flood Buildings.
Warden Refuses to Promise
Leniency to Inmates.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FOLSOM PRISON, Calf, Novem-
Der 25.--One of the most spectacular
prison rebellions in the history of
California came to a peaceful end
here at 7:50 am. today, when sew
eral hundred convicts. who yestcr-
dav barricaded themselves in cell
house and fought National Guards
men and civil officers in a pitched
battle that resulted in the loss OF
II lives, surrendered to Warden
Court Smith. The revolving con-
victs laid down the guns with which
they had stood off besieging force
of more than 500 men and released
the four guards they had held as
hostages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25

Fair and somewhat colder, with low
est temperature about 3S degrees 10.
night; tomorrow fair. with rising tenn
perature. Temperatures-Hi 13.
at 2:ia pm. yesterday: lowest. a.. at
7;30 a m. today. Full report on page ..
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Continued on Page 2. Column g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

By the Associated Press
GREENVILLE, Tenn, September
15--A woman can find time to rear
children-mend their clothes, cook
them pies-and yet have spare hours
to build a struggling country weekly
into a thriving daily newspaper.
So believes Mrs. Edith O'Keefe
Susong, publisher of the Greenville
Democrat-Sun, who has succeeded In
doing this.
Mrs. Susong is president of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs and of
the Tennessee Press and Authors
Club and, participates in numerous
other activities, including those OF the
Southern Newspaper Publishers AS
ISOLATION. y
Eleven years ago." she relates.
when little Martha Arnold, my young
est child, was only II months old,
was facedewith the problem Of making
living the best l could for myself
and children. Alex, the other child,
was 4 years old.
II had never had any business expe.
rience, but I determined to buy the
little weekly, the Greenville Democrat.
We had only a handful OF worn type,
virtually no equipment and a thou
sand things to look after.
II started with the newspaper, un.
der $4,000 mortgage, printing once
a week. / served as editor. business
manager, pressman, advertising solic-
itor. circulation manager and some.
times typesetter. After my days du.
ties in the dingy Office were over I'd
go home. clean up the house. cook for
the children and can blackberries.
my pay roll then was $3.50 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
WOMAN BUILDS UP PAPER
WHILE REARING CHILDREN

week. The paper was located in the
basement of a dilapidated building on
an old side street. I paid $50 year
rent. And, my, but that was hard to
get!
LAS soon as I could, bought an old
linotype machine. In the meantime I
had instituted business principles and
refused to accept vegetables and other
farm products in exchange for circu.
lation and advertising"
/ Mrs. Susong was running along
pretty we'll" with her paper until one
Of the two other weekly papers in the
town started publishing daily. One of
the weeklies soon went out of business
and then the daily failed. She bought
it and started the daily Democrat-Sun.
1--WE now own our two-story brick
building downtown" she says. MY
mother writes the editorials and am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
When Food
Nsagrees

gases. Besides, it neutralizes acid
fermentation in the bowels and
gently urges this souring waste from
the system without purging. It is
far more pleasant to take than soda.
Try a 25c Bottle
Insist upon Phillips" Twenty
five cent and fifty cent bottles, any
drug store. milk of Magnesia" has
been the U. S. Registered Trade
Mark. of The Charles H. Phillips
Chemical Company and its prede-
cessor Charles H. Phillips since 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
DRAINAGE ASSISTS
/! FOREST GROWTH
Experiments Show Beneficial
Effect on Trees by In
! 1creasing Oxygen.
apeciaI DISPATCH TO The Star.

Special Dispatch. to The Star. ~.
MADISON: Wisconsin, September
is.-Drainags for agricultural purposes
has been carried TO the point of being
too much ofsa good thing In the Mid
Northwestern States, but conducted
on a more moderate scale for~r for
estry purposes would be a very good
thing, in the opinion of Rafael Zon,
director of the Lake States Forest
Experiment Station here.
Bone.dry drainage Of boys, swamps
and small lakes he says. has run
ahead of the market demand for farm
lands in the region and has put taxes
ND to a point most unpopular with
the farmers, besides exposing the tin
der.like peat to Summer dough: and
hence giving rise to an abnormal
fire risk.
Succession of Trees.
But partial drainage Of the wet tim
Der lands, based on practical eXper-
fence already obtained in Europe in
the lands around the Baltic Sea. he
thinks, would be a most profitable
thing for both private and public
forestry in. America.
The typical timber swamp in the
Lake States region has zone OF deep
peat around its edge, which thins out
gradually until it gives place to the
sandy or loan1y upland. There is
regular succession of trees from the
waters edge outward. beginning with
tamarack. and running through BLACK
spruce, cedar, balSam, black ash. req
maple, white pine. birches and poplar
to upland hardwoodS, by blending
stages.
Wet Soil Unsuited.
4. In general, the wetter the soil, the
more stunted and useless for lumber
are the trees. This is partly because
the water is acid, partly because 1t
contains little or no oxygen for the
roots to breathe. and partly because
It binders the normal bacterial popu-
lation which would develop greater
fertility in the soil.
Lowering the water table, or perma-
nent level of soil water, remedies these
and other unfayorable conditions and
gives the trees a. new lease of life. In
one case cited by Mr.. Zon. seven
years after partial drainage, runty
trees, 10 feet high and little over a
foot in trunk diameter, had doubled
their height and more than doubled
their thickness. And experience in
Europe, ne says, has definitely shown
that judicious partial drainage, pays
Ia dollars and cents. u
- a = s.,s
II IS the absence OF any grave anx-
iety that often makes US worry over
trifles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
BEACON FOR AIRMEN.
Atlanta Places Star of Blazing
Lights in City Center.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
ATLANTA.-Night flyers may rec
ognize Atlanta in the future by a star
of blazing lights, located in the center
of the city.
The new beacons have replaced old
lights Of the waterways, increasing
illumination by 800 per cent. Four
beacons. totaling 2.4OO candlepower.
haYe been placed on the fiagpole in
Five Points, where as many of the
city's principal streets intersect, and
the other lights extend one block
each way on the five traffic arteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

just publisher. have a capable staff
for the other departments.
II started in the newspaper game
for living. Now I've found it SO ex-
citing and interesting love 1t almost
as we'll as my children and wouldn't
give it up for anything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

Instead of soda hereafter take a
little Phillips Milk of Magnesia," in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
Better Than Soda
For fifty years genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because it
overcomes three times as much acid
in the stomach as a saturated .solu-
ton of bicarbonate of soda, leaving
the stomach sweet and free from all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

Lisle Kite an six boy companions
hit a tree nine miles west o Seymour
Sunday. all escapin' with minor
bruises 'cept til tree, which wuz killed
instantly.
cts too bad we hain't got more
public-spirited citizens like Tell Blink
lev. who throws his basement open
ever time we have convention or
somethin'," said Jake Bentley t'day.
downright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

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1aHHRy. PacHpocTpaHHlHcB Gamble
He,IenHe c.IyxH. CTapHRH : RpecTba
ae roBopH.IH, qTo f'Bor :%1eTHr";
1pyrHe HpHHHNa.HH aopocTar ga co
pBaBMnica C IepRBH RyrOI; TpeTbH
= ga yHaBmyD .IyHy.
BecTb 0 TOM, qrol .1eTHT "qyIoBH
me-, 6HcTpo o6IeTeIo IepeBHH. Kor
IA a9pocTaT cHycTHIca II EpecTBa
ne yBHIeIH B hem .IDIeff, .HeTqH-
Ram 6HI ORaaaH paByH1HHh HpHeM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
E4E O4NH

Eme OIHH pacKaaBmHfica OHIO
aHHHoHep II ne Ha nOc.feIHHx no
Becy II BIHaHHU II. 3alyIEHh.
C06cTBeHHO HHRaHoro pacRaaHHa,
TO c.IOBaM 3aIyHB0r0, HeT. IlpOcT0,
"TIaBHeHmHe BOHpocH HMeBmHXca
pa3HoEIacHii 10 cyMecTBy y%e lib
THTH." Haqa.IO 9ToNy Ha&HBaHnD
HOIoTH.IO "pemeHHe lux 0 pa6ore
cpeIH IepeBeHcKof 6%eIHoTu... B
nT0Te b OcHoBHoM II E,IaBHOM HO.1H
THqecEaa .lHHHa IIH napTHH ora
3a.Iacb BepHa" H !. 81 ne cqHTaIo
ce6a OHnO3H1HOHepOM 10 oTHOme
HHIo HO1HTHqecKofi IHHHH III BIZ
HI
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
B AHTANN 6OHTCH XEHCKOTO
3ACNNba

I0H10H. HpeMBep BaJ1BHH B
lla.IaTe O0HIHH 3aaBHI, qTO AHr-
IHH qepe3 HecRO.IbRO IeT yrpOKaeT
IeHcKOe 3acH,lbe, ec.1H H36HpaTe,Ib
Him npaBoM 6yIyr HoIB3oBarbca
KeHI8HHH OF 81 TOIa.
AHrIHicEHe HeHIIHHBI 6oIbMIe
HHTepecyDTca HO,IHTHROi, HeXeIH
9paHUyHeHHH II aMepHEaHHH. Bee
OH IIpHHHMalOT yqacTHe B ToIOco
BaHHH Il peIEO HaXO1aTca HOI 10
.THTHqecRHM BIHaHHeM cBOHX MY
Hef.
Ha 9TOM OcHOBaHHH, HOIaraeT
HpeMbep, EeHnIIHM 6yIyT TOIOco-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
Ak JETHNA MAlbqNK
ybNI MATb

YEMBEPCByPr, la. 4 IeTHHB
MaIBqnE, Tom Py6H, y6HI Ha pc
BO.IbBepa cBoD MaTB, TaE EaR oHa
3anpeTHIa envy HTpaTb co cHHqEa-
NH. Kor1a noIHIedcEHa BomeI B
HON II Hawai- IonpamuBaTb Ma,IBTn
IA, OH cxBaTHI EyxoHHBh HoE H xo
TEL 6pocHTBca Hs HoIHTeHcEoro.
IIocIe y6nacTBa MataBqHE saa-
BBI, qTo OH cehqac Mo1eT HTpaTF
cBo6OIHo. 9TOT cIyqaH oqeHB Ia
uoMHHaer co6oD KoMMyHHcTHqecRot
BOcnHTaHHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15

eT, ITO B HH3HHX n cBIpBIx MecTH0
'cTax 6OIbme aa6OIeBaDT paEoM,
qeM b BHcOEHx II cyXHx. B .IDE-
ceh, RE &nTe.IH HbEoT ToIbRo BoIy
H3 MHHHpaIBHBTX HcTOqHHHOB, coBe
pmeHHo HeT 6oIbHBX paROM, Il
0TOT 4aET c6IH%aDT C IpyrHM,
yIe HsBecTHBM: B aMepHHaHcRoM
rOpo4e MeMbHce 3a6O.IeBaHHa pa
EoM BIBoe MeHbHe cpe4Hef HopMB,
BepoaTHo, HoroMy, qTo a1ecb ne
mboT apTesHaHcKoh BOIH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
BONCKA qAHrA PACCTPElNBANT
6ONbWEBNKOB

lIIAHXAH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RaHTOHUeB YaHr Kaii Hex, aBIaTo
nIHica ElaBHHM B0EIeM yMepeHHO
70 RpHIa RaHToHHeB, HepecTaI ga
nTpBIBaTb C %pyccRHMH 6O1bIHeBHRa
NH II RHTaiicRof H0MMyHHcTHqec-
ROH HapTHeH II B HacTOauIee BpeMa
BeIeT c HMM caMyD %ecToKyD II
6eenomaIHyD 6Opb6y.
B l~lIaHXae II IpyrHx MecTaX Hpo
1O1EaEoTca apecTM EOMMyHHcTOB.
Bqepa sIecb cOcT0aIOcb c~epbesHOe
Bo0py&eHHoe cTO.IKHoBeHHe, 30 Bpe
Nh RoTOporo 6HIO y6HTO oRO.Io 200
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
OTPAHNqEHNE nP0gAKN
B0qKN $500

IToCTaHOBIeHHeM c%oBHapH0Ma Pc
9CP BOCnpemeHa HpOIaTa BO1RH
B 6y6eTax TeaTp0B, RHHeMaTOrpa-
6oB, EHy6oB. CoBHapEoMaM oTIeIb
HRx pecHy6IHR, o6IacTHBM, ry6ep
HcRHM Il oHpyHHHM HcHOIEOMaM
HpeIOcTaBIeHO HpaBo 3aHpemaTb
Hp0IaiRy HaITHTH0B B Ipa3GHHqHb[e
IHH II B H%epa0oTee BpeMa."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
RATACTP0&NqECROE n0H0KE.
HIVE HA XAPbROBCKON
3lERTPOCTAHuNN

K0MHccHa nH%eHepoB XapbEOBa,
0IeccM II HHeBa, o6cleIOBaBmaa
XapbToBcEyn 9leETpOcTaHBHn, npH
MIA Il BHBoIy, ITO a.TeRTpOCHa6%e
HHe T0p0Ia ~HaXOIHTca B RaTacTpO-
bHqecRoM Ho.IoHeHHH. CH,IOB0e 900
p%yI0BaHHe cTaHHHH coBepmeHHO pa
ccTp0eHo, HapoBBMH MamHHaMH II
4H3e.IaMH B Ja.IbHefmeM HOIb3OBa-
Tbca He c.IeIyeT, o6paTHB TIaBHOe
BHHMaHHe Ha peMoHT Typ6nH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-15
NHlEnCRNE gPEBHOCTN

.TOC AH&EI0C. ApexeOIOTHqe
cRaa 9HcHeIH1Ha, HpoH3BOIaWaa
pacHoHRH B ApH9oHe, Han1Ia B 10
:IHHe 4%HIa IpeBHDD HHIedcRyD
IepeBHp, HoTopOH, TO MHeHHD che
I%HaIHcTOB, HacqHTBIBaeTca He Me-
nee TMc9qH let.