Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 18

HERR FEHRENBACH Was Fifth Chancellor of the Republic and Leader in the Reichstag. By the Associated Press. RERLIN, March Konstantin Fehrenbach, fifth chancellor of the German Republic. died today at Frei n Baden, aged 74. lle had been ili for some weeks of pneumonia Herr Fehrenbach was born at Wel- lendingen. in the Black Forest. on January 11, 1852, the son of & public school “teacher. Hlis first advanced studies were in Catholic theology, but he later changed to the law. He began practicing law at Frei- | cellor. | he was elected president in 1907. Since 1903 he had served continuously in the Reichstag, the duties of which 80 absorbed him that he dropped his provincial seat in 1913 to devote him- self _exclusively to national politics. In 1918 he became chairman of the Relchstag ways and means commit- tee and later in the same year was elected to the presidency of the Reichstag. He also presided over the post-revolitionary assembly held at Weimar in 1919. where he distinguish- ed himsel? by his exhibition of parlia- mentary skill In trying situations. Made Chancellor in 1920. Upon the exit of the Socalists from the cabinet in 1920 he became chan- Shortly after the formation of his cabinet the Spa conference was held. at which the Germans for the first’ time after the war faced their former enemies over the council table. When at the London conference of 1920 the allies presented an ultimatum to Germany, giving her six months to fulfill their terms regarding repara- tions, he decided to resign, and did so in May, 1921, leaving the fleld to his Catholic colleague, Dr. Wirth. Since then he had continued as one of the pillars of the Reichstag, Native Washingtonian Succumbs | Mond: a native Washingtonian, died in ( MRS. H. A. HOLTON DIES Atexander e . services afternoon, at 2 « E terment will be in Congressional Ceme- After Short Illness. tery i her e . Hol i rvive v her hu: Mrs. Hoyt A. Holton, 67 years old, lm’:\d‘sxhllfc-lio;‘m:efilt\fm. Iy N, Sulli- van, wife of the United States consul a; Mrs. Harry K. field Memorial Ger- after a short illness. daughter of the late Henry La n, who was connected with the Wat Department, DI J.£ . Cunninghom Co 314-16 7th St. N.W. Amazing Values for Saturday Hospital yesterday ¥ She was the i trude Bl T farlon Larman of s, Ohlo, and Henry Larman of . 0., FRIDAY, MARCH When Your Children Step Out . You'll be proud of their feet in these new 26, 1926. i Stations “"H-A-H-N" Broadcasting--- All set for the eve of Palm Sunday! 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