Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1924, Page 32

JOURNALIST SLAIN IN POLITICAL FEUD Trailed Man for Months to Wreak Vengeance, Mace- donian Says. Associated Press counted yeste lNowing the shooting ¥ night of Peter Macedonian journalist ff, said to be the Macedon federalist movement Stefanof, the police Schankeft, declared lowed the journalist since last Sep- tember. He said he killed him be- cause oishevist and a tr for to his o had betra himself who vester freely the killing of at he had fol- for the f Therc killed him ing the attem his shots might nocent p Canoft be- | mystery, t to a pub- Stefa- a ta- he in the | word, drew d without and shot police, sui- In ound 640 “theory of man had | pistol f Schankefi's pockets Italian lire 10, the people t the intended to leave. for $300,000 PRESENTED T0 UNION SEMINARY Miss Emily 0. Butler Endows Chair | in Religious History as Memo- rial to Father. o The Star. December t of 2300,000 eminary Special Dispat to 1 fon was nounced I the late financier land a mil banks of th JOIN NOW 1925 Christmas Savings Club—3 Classes—S30c to $10.00 Weekly 1336 N. Y. Ave. admitted to | Postal Workers Battle With Pile Of Belated Mail With all outgoing mail safe on the trains and moving toward its destination, employes of the City Post Office this morning battled with a large amount of inccming letters and packages that had been held up in the West and Middle West due to storms. When the clock struck 11, how- ever, everybody quit, as per orders, and early tomorrow morning the rriers, augmented by about one-fourth of the speoial de- tail that worked during the holi- days will begin their rounds with belated Christmas presents. night and today the incom- m'; according to Superin- llnduvt of Mails Schooley, was about 60 per cent of the volume | that had been received the past several days. Postcards and let- sing through the post of- were counted at against 800,000 .the city, however, negl! 1,,:!\]9 quantity. COL. SORLEY RECALLED. Officer Detailed at Berlm to Be Sta- tioned at Baltimore. Lewis S. Sorley, United States Infantry, has been relieved from his sent duties at Berlin, Germany, 1 detailed to duty with the 79th ision, Organized Reserves, at Bal- nore, Md. ~Before proceeding to his w post Col. Sorley will report at the rmy War College, Washington Bar- s. for temporary duty with the torical sectlon. te will be relieved at Maj. Bertram L. Cadwalader, United ites Infantry, now attached to the historical section, Army War College, o will sail from New York about 15 Col Berlin by Matena]lsm X T walked with James B. Graves be- e the solemn sea; I said to him: These waves seem wonderful to me. | When 1 behold the deep I feel a humble skate ; emotions through me sweep too gorgeous to rclate. 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