Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1923, Page 18

STROTSKY OF RUH QUITS: STILL LEADS Rubhausen Admits Com- munist Jefeat When He Re- tires as Police Chief. BY HIRAM KELLY MODERWELL. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Dally 5. Copyright, 1023, GELSENKIRCHEN, July Rubhausen, called the Rubr,” has retired from the posi- tion of’ chief of police of Gelsen- kirchen to private life in the office of 10.—Max a labor newspaper in Essen, and a |YATS. during which time she/will not | new armed and uniformed police force takes up its dutles with the approval of the French. The new force replaces the trade union police, which peacafully dis- bands after a month of service, with its departure vanish Temaining outward vestigi munist uprising of last mon The curious thing about it all is that Rubhausen abdicates feeling not d feated but vietorious. The defeat the communists in Bochum and else- where made the position of the com- munists, in ~ Gelsenkirchen and_ the neighbortng towns untenmable: . There- fore they beat a gradual, strategic re- treat under Rubhausen's direction. Tacties Displayed. His tactics were to throw the blame far the defeat on the moderate trade union leaders ard feel that they had b for, he asserts, trade union me are coming over to the unions in enormous numbers. The *‘pro- Ietarian battallons,” though technically will be able to spring up en needed, Rubhausen asserts, an thin two weeks the communist will be able to conduct an ‘‘actiol pending on the church or soclalist unions. From other sou; the is convinced that this largely correct. Even before the May uprisings the communists had a ma- Jority of the Ruhr metal workers and a large majority of the miners. Besides, th d the confidence of a -surpris- rge number rrespondent f non-communists. would be premature to conclude { that the communist danger in the Ruhr | 18 ended. before stronger and the terrifically high pricks for food, which are due partly to the cutting "of communications by the French, are driving the workers to be- lieve only in desperate methods. Source’ of Strength. Much of the communist strength Tests on the personality of Rubhausen. In Gelsenkirchen he has won an influ- ence far beyvond that of his party. is only twenty-nine vears old years of his life have been In reality it is greater than because the communists feel prison for political offenses. German citizen, but was born of a Spanish mother. He is short, dark and wiry, and not unlike Trotsky in appearante, and has a terrific nervous energy and capacity for work. His bit- terest enemies acknowledge his capac- ity for leadership. Rubhausen is proud of having main- tained law and order in Gelsenkirches He asserts that the records show a d of crime under his police. He within | twenty-four hours after taking control. On numerous visits here the writer noted the peaceful aspect of the city and the admirable bearing of the vol unteer police. They took their respon sibilities very seriously prestige has been so increased by his deft handling of the dangerous situa- estimate s | Rubhausen’s | "\ ZITA ABLE TO' LIVE IN-MODEST COMFORT NEWSPAPER REPORTERS By the Assoctated Press. gary, is {Count Albert Apponyl counselor, who has from a visit to the he “Trotsky of |San Scbastlan. Zita, he says, {managed to get together sufficient!r, funds to support a very frugal, stand- ard of living for t i relinquish any effort least a portion of the “Zita lives,” explain | mald service they have a coo for the olde: nurse for the younger. cannot attend school b not know Spanish. Count Apponyi, who former empress winter and most of th lannex of the hotel at |house in Lequeitio, o | Biscay, influence of the |was persuaded to {group of rich |it “for her ma “ fortable and sufficiently commodious | villa_and has been thoroughly over- | throughont the Ruhr area without de. |hauled to make it habitable winter land summer. | “The queen. clothes, ¢ {deeply religlous woma {mueh” time in praver. absolutely temperament. merry and iaughs a DENIES TEBBET Lawyer Says Committed Suicide, Nothing to By the Assoctated Press. LYNN, Mass, July Tebbetts, millionaire whose 1lfe Mrs. Clara shot himself to death home here on July Count- Apponyi Denies Former Em- press: Faces Immediate - Destitution. VIENNA, July 10.—Recent reports from Spain that Zita, former press of Austria and Queen of Hun- facing immediate {tlon have prompted a denial rmmlmc annual convention. lot the late Emperor Karl. |ponyl. “in the manner of a {middle class family. Her grand-| mother, the Archduchess Maria The- resa, lives with her, and they share @ between them. a kitchenmaid. t children, there must be to Zita as “Her Majest I |She was previously in a_del which she was [leave hecause the eI er® [to_continue_legting_ it { eontinued Count A |ponyi, “lives according to the sev e. She rises every morn-| herself to ' her eight ported by an almost e of faith and an almost f: She is not Sometimes she is even $250,000 TO MRS. MILLER| Millionaire, Los Aggeles saved as a URGES HIGHER PAY. FOR Reportorial Service: Weak in! South, Says Charles I. Stewart. By the Assoclated Press. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. | va., July 10.—The outstanding weaks« ness in the newspapers of the south is in the reportorial service, Charles 1. Stewart of Lexington, Ky. presi- dent of the Southern Newspaper Pubs lishers' Association, declared fa. an| nddress yesterday at the opéntus of | Em- destitu- The reporter, who serves as. the - her Intimate| o, peeting link between the newss just returned | papers and the public, should be paid! ex-empress at | more-than employes in other depart: | nas | ments, Mr. Stewart said, More than 150 publishers are in ate ndance. he next two to recover at private estates. ed Count Ap- lower For actual ok, & chamber- Naturally, r ones and a The children ecause they do rrfcrs! S| id the heen living all | e spring in an San Sebastian. htful n the Bay of farced to| alw: ner did not care | . ' L in Keds! it ats pur T ds 3 Racing and romping—all sum- mer long children’s feet are active! Put them in Keds.and let their foot muscles develop naturally, uncramped by stiff, hard shoes. You'll find Keds economical, St A too. The uppers are made of i he I nds selected canvas, strongly res 3 s s inforced—the soles of tough, d springy, long-wearing rubber. discouraged; | But remember—Keds are made only by the United States Rubber Company. To the “plainest | . and devotes foreign to her| little, but she {is a very serfous woman.” get the real Keds value—make sure the name Keds is on the shoe. United States Rubber Company One of the most popular Keds models. Thick springy soles, athletic trim and ankle 10.—Theodore globe_trotter, | May Miller of | all_boy, | at h palatial 26, 1920, TS LEFT Who Bequeathed Her. several years of ill-health and de-| spondency. Relatives of the family | could not be reached, but friends here | | knew | urvived b Joseph _ Healy, Lynn nothing of the reported be- | aues $250,000 to Mrs. Miller. him. attorney. i ridicuied the «laim of Mrs. Miller that {she had inherited $25 | Tebbetts. |been_divided ana sett 0,000 from Mr. He said that the will had |been probated a vear ago amd had| led long since. tion here that he is the predestined |Mr. Healy sald he had been in com- | leader—if he cares to be—of uprisings which most persons hers believe will come soon. MOTOR VEHICLES JUMP 2,140,000 IN YEAR 18,048,128 Registered in Nation. California Leads With One Per 4.09 Persons. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July 10.—Motor cars and trucks registered in the United States on July 1 totaled 13,0481 according to a survey just comple by automotive industries. This was a gain of 2,440,000 over the July 1, 1922 total, an increase of about 23 per cent. Registrations have already ed the December. 1 high mark , thus ind Il show another thirty-seven eady gone over the final 1 There is now one motor vehicle for every 8.5 persons in the United States. High percentage of increases are shown in many of the southern states, particularly in West Virginia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas’ and Florida. _ California shows the densest automobile popula- tion, with one vehicle for every 4.09 persons. Ohio had the greatest actual in- crease over last July, with a gain of 215,000, while West Virginia had the greatest percentage” gain with 40.6 per cent. We carry a_complete 1 of PRATT "& LAMBERT d A CME QUALITY ts, Varnishes and This high quality paint will save you money; it will add to the attractiveness of your home; it will lengthen the life of your woodwork; it will create favorable comment among your friends; it will, in fact, prove itself a friend of long stand- 'ing. . Ask our practical paint experts to advise you on the quality and quantity to purchase—they will be gled to help you—and you will save unnecessary ex- | munication with Mrs. tate, according to Mr. vided between survivi i bequests. NEWS varied are its ROACHES BED BUGS the family and in a number of public Helen C. Teb- betts, widow of Theodore Tebbetts, | and that she had said that she had | never heard of Mrs. Miller. The es- H. was di- ng members of ‘Trademark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. ~ Woodmard & Wathrop for Housewives ! JONO Liquid imstantly kills roaches, bed bugs, moths. lice and fless their eggs. Drives rats and mice away. Nothing ever before known like it. It is a germicide, insecti> cide, disinfectant, deodorizer—all in one, powerfully effective yet_del.ightfufly refreshing and pleasant to smell. Read how ow simple to apply—how necessary to have ever ready in your home. Bono Liquid sprays into the smallest cracks and deepest recesses. Kills wherever it touches roaches or their eggs. 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