Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 26

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Reckord, com- National Guard of Mary- d president of the National ion of the United legraphed the President Department's interpre- on of his order would prevent many of the guard anizations en now and | the period of the annual encampment A roportion of the units have alrez d thelr 48 drills. This, it was pointed out, will prevent the from training a large uits which ordinarily | e into the organization before the anpual encampment, and it is hoped order will be modified 50 as to e each organization one drill a k between now and the period of the encampment Greatest Mexican Bull Fighter Bids Farewell to Ring Associated Press. XICO CITY, April 14—Rodolfo na, Mexico's premier toreador, de ‘his farewell appearance Sun- vefore the blggest crowd that ver attended a bull fight here. A hrong of more than 22,000 overflow- capacity of the world’s t bull ring, and saw the son of fo cut off his father's “coleta’ or queue.. Delegations from all parts of the repub! me to witness the brought as high as 1,000 - mium. cutting ceremony rina” (“The bands plaved “La Go mous farewell | Swallow”), Mexico' song Including the three bulls which fell under his sword today, Gaona, during the 18 years of his career as a bull fighter, has killed 1,807 animals. De- serting the shoemaker's bench for the bull ring when he was 19 years old, the Mexican star retires at the age of 38 with a fortune estimated at more than a million dollars. Most of the money was obtained during the last five vears after he had spent 13 years winning a reputation in Mexican and Spanish and other foreign arenas. THRIFT IS RE-ELECTED Other Officers for Year Chosen at Annual Meeting, Held in Central Building. Hugh A. Thrift was re-elected presi dent of the Washington Young Men's Christian Association last night at tral “Y" building. 1736 G street. Other officers elected included E. H. De Groot, jr., fi vice president Coleman Jennings, second v i dent; W. H. Kerr, secreta Poole, treasurer, and H. assistant treasurer. Directo the term expiring April 30, 1 W. C. Hanson was elected to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of John C. Letts, whose term would have expired April 30, 1926, and Luke Wil- son and Wilson Compton were elected | acancies for the term ending | — INFANTICIDE KILLS SELF. Mother Who Threw Twin Babies From Window Found Dead. NEW YORK, April 14.—Mrs. Bessie Katz, who last December killed her twin babies by throwing them from a third-story window of her home, was found dead last night in a gas. filled apartment. Despondency over the death of the children was be- lieved to have caused the suicide. On December 2 Mrs. Katz became deranged and threw her three-weeks- old twin boys from her window and jumped out after them. One of the Children was killed almost instantly and the other -died in a few hours. 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