Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 22

© 22 GEN. ANGEL FLORES 1S DEAD IN MEXICO Opponent of Calles in 1924 for Presidency Victim of Pneumonia. By the Associated Press. NOG. Ariz., April Angel Flores, Mexican stat military leader and one-time aspirant for the presidency of the southern re- public, is dead, according to advices received here last night from Culia- can. Sinaloa, Mexico. Stricken h pneumonia N\\eml ernor of West Mexico suffered lapse and succumbed after ph o | men's diviston, JEWISH DRIVE PLANNED. Palestine Appeal Leaders to Meet at Center Tonight. The first meeting of the leaders in the local campaign to raise $50,000 for the United Palestine Appeal will be held in the Jewish Community Center tonight at & o'clock, Isidore Hershfield, president of the District Zionist organization and chairman of the campaign committee, will stress the need of arshaling the workers early in preparation for an intensive drive for funds April 25 to May 5, when Jews of the country will be asked to contribute $5,000,000 for the upbuilding of Palestine. Louls E. Splegler, chairman of the and Mrs. John M. Safer, In charge of the women, will outline the progress of the prelimi- nary work. During the yesr 1924, each individu; child, in Canada bought goods from the United States to the value of §60, ending October, . man, woman and s |according to estimate. THE OKLAHOMAN SEEKS TITLE IN FASTING Challenges Berlin Champion to Eatless Contest in Any American Cxty By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, April 1.-—Frank A. Wolfe, a farmer living near hers, yesterday challenged the claim of Herr Jolly of Berlin to the fasting championship of the world and chal- lenged the German to meet him in a contest in any large Ameris city to determine who i3 world champion. Jolly Tuesday completed a self-im- posed 44-day Wolfe says« he beat Jolly's record six days in a fast undertaken recently for his health. He cabled his claim to Jolly yester day, attachinz several .amd cluding one from Dr. I EVENING STAR, an Oklahoma City physician, who di- reclbd his fast. ‘Wolfe quit eating December 11 and took no food until January 29. Dur- Ing the time his weight was reduced from 254 pounds to 165, and his health ‘was greatly improved. “'I felt fine when 1 finished,” Wolfe says, ‘and 1 4rd sure I could go 100 days w@thout food 1t I tried.” NEW YORK, April 1 (). —Death of Gerald Sinclair Hayward, painter of miniatures, at his West End avenue home, at the age of 81, was announced yesterday. He was credited with painting miniatures of more notable personages than any of his cotem- poruries. Among his American patrons were Anson Phelps Stokes, E. H. Harrl- man, Ogden Goelet, Jay Gould, J. Pierpont Morgan, Theodore Roosevelt, W. K. Vanderbilt, and Dr. Seward Webb., g body will be sent to Canada for WASHINGTON, D! €, THURSDAY., APRIL 1, ARCHITECTS’ SPLIT AT CAPITOL DENIED Secretary of Allied Body Says There Are Merely Twp Schemes Denying that there has been any disagreement hetween David Lynn, architect of the C: dr\llol and the Al for House Offices. 1926. lied Architects of Washington over the proposed new House Office Build- ing, H. M. Peaslee, secretary of the Allled Architects, today sent a state- ment to The Star taking exception to its article of yesterday. s statement follows: There is an error of fact in this article, in that there is no disagree- ment, as indicated, between Mr. Lynn and the Allied Architects, who have collabarated with him in preparing the plars for this building. On the other | hand, there is unanimity of helief that | the extension of the House offices, | with their proper setting, should com prige the two blocks lying immediately — to the south of the Capltol—that is, south of B street and east and west of South Capitol street. *“Two schemes were presented, one of a single buflding, with its main frontage on New Jersey avenue, and the other of a double bullding, with its main frontage on B street. Certain advantages and disadvantages exis each scheme, and the largely depends upon the future re quirements of the House of Represent atives. “Kor this reason no strong recom mendations have been advanced for one scheme or the other. except that the report which was filed with the choice | committee indicates that. the double building would ‘give a better frontage to the Capltol and would lend itself more readily to future expansion, if necessary. In either case, however it was urged that both squares he ac " | auired for setting and for expanston.” Four Killed in Red Riot. WARSAW, Poland, April 1 (#) ¥our persons are reported to have heen killed and 12 injured durinz :nmmllnlll demonstration in the town evm. in the Carpathians [T IIIIIIIINIIII T [ III|II|II||IIIIIIIII E R il had pronounced him out Flores had played a In Mexican national affairs sinc opposed President Calles for elec in 1924 as the nominee of the T formed Revolutionary party though rumeor had it from time to time that he would head a revolution to depose Calles, he offered no open opposition, and Calles was inaugurated on December 1, 1924, as the first chief executive of the republic in the last 100 vears t office \\H\v;m\ rme: other e oher 10 Victoria " cempe [ T ; ce .{;.-‘N 1824 \\hrv Gen' hecame president In addition tary governor Narayit and erved as civ »17-:).?4‘:1 e \ted the liberali zation of Mex laws to attract foreign capital in the development of the coun al resources. in all latest Fashion, Colora CHIEFONS Semi-Sheer . Lisle Top . . AllSik. . . 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