Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1925, Page 14

FENETIENLEADER ANOUNCES PEACE Forces to Retire From Shanghai and Enemy Re- turn to Chekiang. AMES L. BUTTS. Star and Chicago Daily News. February 4.-— Chang mander of Fengtien fi called on_mem- bers of the consular body and forelgn and municipal officials and announced has deffnitely heen reached s Chuan- the occupying »on return to Che- . Fengtien forces district as e defeated Hsieh-Y g Chun mittee of commerce for in- This will remove sought prize of the military r insure the future -Chang intimated that ppoint a Sha *! eliminate all STEPS TAKEN TO FREE 2 NAMED WITH MORSES Former Shipping Board Employe and Attorney Innocent, Prose- cutors Are Convinced. By the Agsociated Press. NEW YORK, February 4.—Prose- vesterday took step: erase ames of two men from Fgderal ments returmed in April, 1922, charging Charles W. Morse, his thrae sons and 16 other persons with hav- ing conspired to use the mails to de- fraud investors in the United States Steamship Co. Arthur T. Warner, special assistant to the Attorney General in prose- cuting the case, recommended dis- missal of the indictments against Martin J. Gillen, a former Shipping Board employe, and Stuart G. Glb- boney, former attorney for the Morses' steamship company. Affi- davits filed by Mr. Warner set forth the opinion of former Shipping Board officials that Gillen probably was in- nocent of the alleged conspir: and that he certainly did not profit by it. Other affidavits declared that Gib- boney was a member of the law firm for the Morse ¢orpo PLAN MODERNIST CURB. Methodists Form League to Revise Course of Study. WILMINGTON, Del, February 4.— With the avowed intention of re- ng the course of study of the hodist Episcopal Church and to modernistic teachings to the fundamental of rs, representative Metho! of 10 ~ S0S RUSHES CUTTER TO SUGAR SHIP’S AID American Steamer Delecto, From Cuba, Helpless 100 Miles Off Diamond Shoals. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., February 4.—An message from the American eamer Delecto, picked up here last nisht, reported the steamer had lost her propeller and was helpless in a rough sea about 100 miles off Dia- mond Shoals. The Coast Guard cut- ter Gresham was dispatched imme- diately to the assistance of the craft. The exact location of the Delecto as given in her message was lati- tude 36.20 and longitude 75.10. The steamer is owned by the American Sugar and Transit Corporation, and is en route from Cuba to Philadelphia with a cargo of sugar. Rough weather pre- vailed last night and today off the Carolina coast and some fear was felt here for the safety of the help- less ship. Plans Metric System for Russia. MOSCOW, February 4.—A French scientific mission has arrived here to study the.application of the metric system to Russia. The mission has of- fered the concessions committee of the government to undertake the or- ganization In Russia of factorles for the making of metrical scales, weights, measures and other appli- WIGS, PATENT TOUPEES THRONG SEES FIREMEN SAVE HYSTERICAL WOMEN Six Employes of Dressmaking Es- tablishment Marooned by Smoke on Window Ledges. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 4—A Fifth avenue shopping crowd yesterday &ft- ernoon watched firemen climb five stories to rescue six hysterical wamen marooned on window ledges o® a building at Fiftieth street, filled with smoke from a basement fire. The women, employes of a dress- making establishment, were treated for shock at an emergency hospital established on the sidewalk before St. Patrick's Cathedral, just across the avenue. Police reserves were called to handle the crowd. Several women escaped from the upper floors by fire doors to adjoin- ing bulldings. Two firemen were overcome by ~smoke. The loss was estimated at $25,000. S Japanese Justice Minister Dead. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, February 4.—Sonnosuke Yokoto, minister of justice in the Japanese cabinet since last June, died tonight frem pneumonia. IF YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG A8 THIS FELLOW AND HAD SORETHROAT THE WAY 14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, NOTED WOMAN TO WED. Lady Mackenzie, Well Xnown Game Hunter, Captures Husband. NEW YORK, February 4.— Lady Grace Esme Mackenzie, internation- ally known big game hunter, will be married to Frank Teague Jennings, a. manufacturer of Columbla, S. C., here today. After the ceremony Mr. Jennings and his bride will leave for Palm Beach. Lady Mackenzie's first husband was Farquhar Mackenzle, a lawyer, of London. A R Before you buy securities from any one be sure they are ax good as your dollars. 1925, Exposition Director Named. PHILADELPHIA, February 4.—Col. 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