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THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON'. ARIZONA. SUNDAY MORXIXC, JANUARY 6, 1929 PAGE FIVE 0ICANS PLAN ROYALIST FUND TO AID WILHELM U. S. ATTITUDE BAR TO COURT REVOLT PARTY WAR BROKEN STATESMEN FINDS REST IN NAPOLEONIC PALACE La Malmaison, a City of Living Dead, Once Famed for Its Frivolity, Has Become a Refuge ot' Broken Down Politicians Since New Era Turkey Takes Flying Start As Kemal Cracks 1929 Whip By PRISCILLA RING (Associated Press Correspondents ANGORA.

Turkey, Jan. 5 (f) In the Turkey of Kemal the bells of 15C9 echo the annual refrain, "ring out the old, ring in the new," but this year there is a touch of swan song in the tunc. Kemal knows and the bells know that soon there will bo nothing old left to ring out of this one-time quaint and antique land which the 'l-iron fists of the Ghazl have scour- Washington Must Make New Concessions, Thinks Geneva Paupers in Paris Drink Beer Lake PARIS, Jan. 8. (AP) The Paris poor, those who live in benevolent Institution at the expense of the state, drink litres, over 700,000 gallons of beer a year.

Such are the figures which two great breweries of Paris have undertaken by contract to supply to the Public Assistance institutions during the year 1929. The beer costs a little less than 3 cents a quart. Friends of Former Emperor Working in Germany for Birthday Present By LOUIS P. LOCHNER (Associated Press Correspondent) BERLIN, Jan. 5.

HP Friends of former Emperor Wllhelm II are working throughout Germany to raise a fund to be known as the Kalserdank which will be prsent-ed to him on his 70th birthday, January 27. With this fund he will be able to satisfy the numerous re ed into such dazzling newnefs. I Next year the bells mav chime quests for financial assistance that Rillito By JOSEPH E. SHARKEY GENEVA. Jan.

6. W) The opinion prevails In Geneva that any new effort to bring the United States into the world court will fall unless tho Washington government makes concessions. Tho League of Nations is attaching more and more Importance to the so-called advisory opinion pronounced by the court. This unrestricted right of the court to meet the wishes of the Council and readily grant opinions whenever requested have proved the chief stumbling block In negotiations for American adherance. The American senate's fifth reservation makes no mention of the Council, but.

says that the court shall not, without tho consent of tho Culled States, entertain any request for an advisory opinion touching any dispute or question stricken down, a few months he had achieved his life's ambition. -and reached the highest tho republic can bestow, the presldenc. of France. He wandered through the large park, his unfailing good humor 'and-' Impeccable- politeness never failing" him, but he had to be watched lest he enter into one of the ponds that' glisten, in the beautiful sunlight. "I have seen too much blood nd flic," he would say with a vd -smilo when warded off the water, as if walking from a dream.

Ho died In 112J. Vivlanl. ho greatest orator that -modern Franco has produced, was wont to launch out into lmpasslon-ato tirades, as If once more ad-dresslnr the Chamber, which he had so often dominated by the i.li'ii-ni tinil i imii I it I ei riralninti Hundreds Seeking Post of Hangman PRAGUE, Jan. 5. (AP) Two hundred and thirty-five per.

sons, including one woman, have applied to the Cxechoslo-vakian government for the post of official hangman, which becomes vacant January 1. John-ann Wohlschlager, who has hanged 500 persons, retired after 30 years' service. The Czech government had difficulty finding a local man as executioner, and when it advertised for one replies came from all parts of Europe. The name of the lady who wanted the post of hangman was not revealed, but it was stated that she lived in Amsterdam. ttempt Made to Merge All Organizations Into National Group mFXICO CITY, Jan.

5 to Mexico' 80 Evolutionary elements" into one t-'roup will be brought to a V. in March when the national vo'utionary party holds Its Queretaro partv, now In the organlza-a is an attempted merger r' political clubs and Mentions spread throughout the and whose platforms agree the program of the revolu-' in 1910 when the fVctatorshlp was overthrown, Tli'he carried out. Some of the '-vuzutions disagree in their inflation of the program, but n-canizors of the big party hope "Jrln'g about an understanding formulation of one general I't'orm with nomination of a corn-on presidential candidate to run elections next November. 'T( th- convention proves sueccss-, tbe strongest political fvor built up in Mexico will 'ma Into being. Heretofore most revolutionary groups have independently.

Formatter, of the big party is an t- had its inception in a le-'i'maJo by the then president 'cn Calles. before congress last u'tenibcr. Calles offered to take of the organization work mne.liatoly after completing as chief executive he be-L1, of the organizing com-Lpp' In view of later political hnnever. he resigned from tVio5' i-nrt hns retired t0 Prlvato "ring out the new, ring in the old." Over Turkey's 19C there hangs no imminent cloud of political dissension and there breaks no dawn of political liberty. The political opposition has been thoroughly rung out ot the "limited-republic's" one-man party, one-party government.

Koumiss only remaining formidable foe Is herself. How long his Iron constitution can stand the strain of the hard living Is an important factor. Reforms Launched Outside tho economic field, varied and spectacular. It Is rumored, are tho coming events of in Turkey. The Ghazi has more reforms to launch.

This year, for sure, ho is going to scrap tho traditional Moslem Sabbath of Friday and order his Turks to pray and rest, if pray and rest they nuift, on tho Occident's Sunday. This year, too. he is going to Christianizo traditional Moslem ritual, scrap prayer rugs and fill the specious emptiness Turkey's mosques with pews, and order the By THOMAS T. TOPPING (Associated Tress Staff Writer) LA MALMAISON, France, Jan. 5 M.

This Is the city of tho living dead. Light and gay. even frivolous at times. In those days of tho First Empire, when Josephine, Napoleon's vivacious Creole empress, held court here. It lias become under tho Third Republic, tho refuge of harassed and broken down politicians and statesmen, the "ran-theon for former great Frenchmen still alive." The war which on the fields of battlo mowed down 1.500.0UO men In the prime of life, the flower of France, also levied a terrific toll among Its statesmen, who wrestled with tho problems of the rear and lived the hours of anguish when tho enemy hammered at the gates of Paris and tho cancer of treason was gnawing at the country's vilals from within.

Tho former lost their lives with a smile, but the minds of the latter foundered in the gloom with the rictus of terror or vacancy on their faces. Mentally Broken Four former leading statesmen of France broke down mentally since the Armistice. They were ail Interned in La Malmaison. Two have since died. (in which tho I'nited States has or claims an Interest.

While advisory opinions ar usually requested by the Council by a unanimous vote of that body, there is no legal obligation for unanimity. Hence, unless unanimity is offiieally proclaimed to bo the rule, there Is no way of giving the United States satisfaction, because without unanimity her veto would, in effect, be inoperative. Tho present tendency Is to allow- the unanimity practice to grow until it proves its worth worshinners of Allah to keen their I are said to reach him dally. A special "Vereln Kalserdank" has been created for the purpose, headed by Dr. Kracker von Schwartzenfeldt, former German minister to Columbia.

The treasurer Is Lieut. General Richard Waechter. vice-chairman of the Federation of Former Officers. Every contributor Is assured that his name will be presented to the former monarch on his seventieth birthday. Duty to Honor In a printed "Appeal" which is being circulated privately among monarchist circles in Germany, attention is called to the fact that in the event of victory In tho world war the ex-kaiser's birthday "would have been celebrated as a national holiday." The arpeal then continues: "Many faithful Germans consider that now, more than ever, it is their duty toward German honor and dignity to show their gratitude toward a monarch who for decades, from early morning until late evening thought, worked, and worried solely for our fatherland, yet upon whose head veritable mountains of calumny and defamation descend dally.

"A birthday cheer should, for a while at least, make him forget his sorrow. But how can we who are impoverished supply it? We know-that the kaiser's greatest delight consists In helping others, in bringing happiness to compatriots in need. Accordingly, the 'Verein which desires in the spirit of the great Hohenzollern princes to establish a community of interests of the German people through practical manifestations of brotherly love, has devised the plan of establishing free berths In hospitals and free board for recuperation in rural districts, distribution of both to be made by the kaiser r.ILLITO, Jan. 5. -Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Kinney of Douglas and Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Tevis of Tucson were dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom "Wiliiams, Wednesday. Theos and Eon Bernard of Tombstone were guests at the Felix Johnsons Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Maxwell and family spent Monday in Coolidge. The Sunday school, though very small, made up quite a nice box of toys and clothing and sent it to tho Arizona Children's home for Christmas.

Frank Allen from Tucson, who has been visiting Ralph Throop, returned to his home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. AV. E.

Bowie and family spent Sunday in Coolidge. Miss Elsie Johnson left for Benson Wednesday to attend the wedding of Miss Nancy Yellott to Horace Comer. Ralph Vaughn and Howard Hunts flew to Bisbeo Sunday in Mr. Vaughn's plane, for the express purpose of taking passengers for a ride. Mary Lewis, after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. C. Lewis, has returned to Ontario, to resume her studies. Mrs.

Ralph Vaughn and children have returned to their home in Ontario, Cal. Mrs. D. Mahoney continues 11L Mrs. Roy Dabb, who is in the hospital in Tucson, is expected home Wednesday.

Mrs. Thos. Berridge had as her guests Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Andrews and daughter, Dorothy, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Babb. and Mrs.

Ralph and children of Lancaster. Cal. Ralph Barks of Lancaster, All of the retired statesmen were troubled with mental derangements of the mildest and most Inoffensive) sort. Their lights simply went out. Vivlanl died in Pl-ti.

Strange it is that Piehon's delusions, ho ho handled France's foreign affairs throughout the dark year of P'lS, with tiie Germans at Chateau-Thierry and Soissons. should revert to tho early days of his career, when as Minister for Franco to Peking be lived through the siege ot the city by the Boxers. M. Pichon never talks of the lato war. but be sees Chinamen hounding him continuously.

His health is good. In Infirmary Former Minister Klutz, tho last to join La Malmaison colony, has been removed temporarily to the infirmary of Fresnes Prison. An iffoi't is being niado to transfer him to La Santo Prison. He Is not a direct victim ot tho war, but has. suffered financial troubles.

In which the fortunes of his mother and his shoes on. It is averred by many officials here in tho capital that this year ho is going to put through legislation giving women the vote and the hat. The women 'e as solidly behind Kemal as the army, and it Is reported that the time has come when he would like to see women not only voting, but holding seats In parliament, llo has laid magnificent foundations; he -i1PV is much speculation as to choice as presidential Paul Dcschanrl. president of the French republic, and liene Vivlanl. French premier at the declaration idiilrtte.

A snort unit ut-j n. tj- of war. came to La Malmaison and ,1 Aaron caenz, euicinm of Xuevo Leon, had the the majority or tne will make up the party. I Emery Park I EMERY PARK, Jan. 5.

Mrs. Wheeler of unit No. 6 underwent a minor operation in a local hospital last week. She has returned to her home, and is feeling very well. Burr Duliois entertained a number of his friends at a New Year's party at his home on Fontana avenue.

Will McLaughlin of the Valencia addition of Emery Park has been seriously ill with Tj for tho past week. He took a turn for the better Thursday, and it is to be hoped that he will bo up soon. Camilla and Kilos Kniery were-the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Licbtenstein rt their home on North Stono avenue last Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrington of Mission Blvd. have as their bouse guest Harold Collins, formerly of New Mexico. Andrew Knglchardt, of Fontana avenue was numbered among the guests at the New Year's party at the lmme of Burr DuBois.

Jack Emery was among the guests at an informal party at the home of Peggy Bosworth of Tucson New Year's eve. Mrs. L. L. Wharton of Nogales highway received word this past week of the death of her grandmother in Indiana.

and in point of fact becomes the law of the League and of the court. The League has had no luclt In ratification by tho United States M-nato of conventions which were adopicd by international conferences, with American delegates taking part. The protocol for the prohibition of tho use of poison gas. in wartime was actuality proposed by the American delegation to tho conference for the control of tho traffic in arms. but.

It. has not yet met ratification by the senate. Similarly, conventions for the prosecution of the traffic In women, for tho banning ot obscene publications and for the simplification of customs formalities still await senate action. Many observers hero feel that with increased American coopera- left it only to go to their graves. Stephen Pichon.

minister of foreign affairs In Clcnienceau's war c.vblnet and more recently Lmien Klutz, minister of finances in the same government, are still inmates of the sanatorium. Situate,) in a magnificent park arranged by Napoleon for Joseph ha.s shot oft' countless skyrockets of spectacular reforms, but for his creation to become the rook of Gibraltar that he dreams, it remains for him to do a lot of solid economic cementing. Women's Views "Economic development will be the main concern of the qoyern-uient during tho coming year." i. paid that mushrooms will not en land which has been treat-Avith artificial fertilizer. wife ere involved.

Ho was caught in tho last slump ot tho New York i market and is reported to have lost yiopular age for mar-ii; women is between C3 ine, tho immense building stir- hei at tho rounded by flowers even in the I Tho doctors ps and baccarat, ly that a few coldest days of the winter, gives i ment est may bring the former Soviet Women Don't Read I Mrs. Edgar Andrews and Mrs. Thos. i I tion with the Le.i.sue, in non-poll-j tical matters the next stage of development should congressional LENINGRAD, Jan. 5.

(AP). l-Vigorous efforts by the vari- js soviet states have failed to I lciiieiicc.ni minister back to normalcy, but the same, men ot science aver that the other Clenenceau cabinet member, Pichon, Is doomed to end his das in the sanatorium. Sturdy as an oak. at the age of 7, tho Old Tiger himself, who has seen much younger colleagues carried away in the maelstrom of life, looks forward to his approaching tour score years and ten with the clearest of minds and the healthiest of bodies. Uven bis bitterest political enemies, and they are many, hae to admit: "La Malmaison will never open its gates to let the Old Tiger is here visiting at the home of Tims.

Berrldce. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Throop and i children spent Monday in Tucson. Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs. Ralph I Vaughn and Mrs. Howard Hunts visited Kyle Lewis in Tucson Sat-j urday. Mr.

and Mrs. Thos. Berridge and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph i Barks and children were dinner guests of Mrs.

Andrews New Years. Mr. and Mrs. John Gibhs and family spent New- Years in Phoenix the guests of relatives, W. E.

Shoemaker was a business aise Russian women from their cooperation as a complement to the existing administrative collaboration. Their idea Is that the cooperation of the executive branch of the government should be made effective by legislative support. ofound ignorance. The great one, the Impression of an artificial paradise, for which it Was intended, rather than a house of gloom. The greatest secrecy is maintained by the attendants concerning tho of the patients.

A pretty nurso young, but of whoso features and exp' rlence has already traced the imprints of age, told the correspondents Inquiring after M. "This Is a private sanatorium; no one here will speak to you." Good Humor Yet It could lie. learned tiiat hen poor ex-President Deschanel lived here his Intellectual fatigue, the result of overwork and anxiety during the war. was of tho mildest character. He was the first of the quartet of great Frenchmen to be frajority do not yet know how promises Prime Minister Ismet Pasha.

The main points In tho program ho outlines aro an upward revision of the tariff which by terms of the treaty of Lausanne expires in Aucxist, 1929: the new-tariff to be heavily protectionist in the hope that Turkish lndus--tries will miraculously come to birth; tho stabilization of the currency nnd the creation of a state bank; and a cure for the high cost of living." Indications that the reformer Is tired of waiting for the womenfolk to switch from the veil to the hat ot their own accord Is given by his recent order to all Turkey's school-marms to turn up at school in hats or not at. all. This executive order presages a blanket law suppressing tho veil as peremptorily as was suppressed the fez. Marriage Vows Marriage is scheduled as another number in tho 1020 show. Not the Ghazi's own his Intimates declare that he will never remarry but marriage for Turkey at larco.

To cure the nation's serious state read and write. During the last few years, id speakers at a recent wo Berridge January 9 at the latters home on the Silverbell road. All members are urged to be present. Don Jones and Charles Sexton spent Tuesday in Tucson. Mrs.

Myrtle Piper, Mrs. Bessie Tevis and Tom Williams, were called to see their father, Mr. Tom Williams, who is very ill. His many friends regret to learn of his illness and hope for a speedy recovery. Mr.

and Mrs. D. B. Horton and Mrs. Dorsey Horton were visitors to Tucson Monday.

Mrs. J. S. Stacy was visiting in Tucson Monday. OIL WELLS SOUGHT men's conference, 2,500.000 had FOR SOVIET RUSSIA en taught their ABC's, but iere were still 30,000,000 wo- en to whom the alphabet was complete mystery.

visitor to Tucson Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Lewis of Tucson were visitors at the home of Jlr. and Mrs.

S. C. Lewis Sunday. The Woman's club will meet with And then they add: "He would promptly overthrow tho Malmaison Cabinet." MOSCOW. Jan.

R. (Ti A pro on his seventieth birthday." Urge Farmers All "good Germans in whom gratitude Is not yet dead" are invited to become members of the Vereln, which aims especially to help those who were impoverished through war and inflation. "Many of these are dying a slow death amid heart-rending material and spiritual poverty," the Appeal points out. People who cannot contribute financially to tho scheme arc requested to offer temporary free board to the needy. Estate owners and farmers re urged to offer free room and board to reconvalescents.

doctors to grant free medical aid, gram of exploration and research for new oil and gas fields during the. next five years has been pro of depopulation. Kemal wishes to I see everybody but himself mar posed to the Soviet geological committee. This work will be concentrated In tho center of p.ussla and also along tho sea coast at points suitable for the export of oil. The Soviet oil trust has started boring operations on tho Kerch Peninsula near Bat-um.

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What fate attends Bulgarian Beggars Must Learn Trade SUBWAY leaning Service SOFIA, Jan. 5. (AP). Bulgaria has achieved the distinction of being the only country in Europe without beggars. The house of representatives passed a law declaring mendicancy illegal, and the police arrested 10,000 beggars within a week.

Mendicancy increased rapidly after the war, when demobilized troops could find no employment. The government is making use of empty barracks for the purpose of teaching the beggars how to earn a living. Federal foresters suggest that 'l a short time stringent measures nay be necessary to curb tho in forest fires caused by mokers and campers. the laggards and the morons, whether it shall be fine. ment or exile, June will tell.

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