Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 37

WLKONS REUTES " FRETON CHARGE Leader of Arctic Expedition Says He Has Not Quarreled With Maj. Lanphier. EX-KAISER DENOUNCED. Called “Traitor” and ‘‘Deserter” in Debate on Claims Bill. BERLIN, July 1 (®).—After tumul- tuous scenes occasjoned “ommunist attacks on President von Hindenberg and the former German emperor, who was denounced as ‘“deserter” and “traitor,” the Reichstag ended second reading on the exruler's cloims | roll call vote. METHODIST PRAISES .| MEXICAN PROBRESS “de. | Bishop Miller Says Calles Has ohd 1 % o | Opened 4.000 New Primary Schools. By the Associated Press. FAIRBANKS. Alas Capt. George Hubert W of the Detroit Arctic leaves here i clared today g Thomas | Itridge | my ob- | helieve we ever will G. Lanphier, Field, Mich., server with the exped Capt. | Wilkins spoke in answer 1o a state: | By the Associated Press ment in Seattls Monday hy Lieut. Carl | ~ CHICAC B. Eielson, aviator of the undertaking. | hest condition of Capt. Wilkins said that differences | George A. Miller of eame up occasionally as to the be oTeopal. salatan noliey for some moven et pedition, which fz i e to find land in the Arc | sch that these were settled amicably. The | g leader said that he did not believe | that Maj. Lanphier would participate | in further exploration work of the parts i te Army Swiles. |of foreign property there. - i .| *“In its religious policy Mexico is Wilkins added that supplies for | . ARG e another attempt to discover land in [Simply tzying to end political inter. the Arctic next Spring were en route | '€ . 1 to Point Barrow. the northernmost fald. “I believe the tp of Alaska and the supply base of |church problem in a constructive way, the expedition. = | All Mexico wants from the United Z |'States is a little friendly neutrality BAN ON PRESS AGENT'S | " —oe ACTIVITY IS ADVOCATED | BABY KICKED BY HORSE. Improvement of Newspapers to Hospital B ity st ealiAy., | TrompesmETesr Brortbuts. Special Digpatch to The Star. sociation Meeting in Nebraska. | FROSTBURG, Md., July 1.—Russell, 2.year-old son of Jacob Opel, who lives 7 Shs Auwointed Femse. "m\ the National highwr_\', six miles LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 1.—|\est of Frostburg, was brought to Improvement of the editorial depart-| \finers' Hospital, here, unconscious ment of newspapers and the elimina-!ang in a critical cond tion of “press agent publicity disguis-! having been kicked by a horse. ed as news,” were the two objectives|gperation may be performed to s of a ‘progress of advancement’ for|the v " the National Editorial Association, outlined in the address of President | Frank O. Edgecombe of Geneva, Nebr., | at the opening of the newspaper | publishers’ convention here vesterday. Mr. Edgecombe also disclosed that | “our newspapers should at all times | support definitely and boldly every | constitutional and statutory enact- | ment and give our utterances weight | by private and public chservance of | the same principle. obedience to law and respect for consdiunuind - | thority.” | The association’s annual prize for the best editorial page went to the Transcript, Freehold, N. J., and the Reporter, Walton. N. J., won the cup for the best weekly newspaper. SCHOOL GETS $1,000,000. Wesleyan College for Women to Start First of Construction. MACON, Ga.. July 1 (®).—Dr. F. A. Quillian, president of Weslevan Col- lege for Women, announced last night the completion of a million-doliar fund, which will permit the college to proceed with the building of the first | million-dollar unit of its three-mil- lion-dollar expansion program. Dr. Quillian stated that the college had completed the requirements, namely, the raising of $200.000 to ob- | tain a gift of $100,000 offered by . N. Duke of New York and Durham, N. C. This was done. he stated, through the underwriting of a balance of $43,000 today by 10 prominent busi- ness men. Weslevan, a Methodist * Episcopal South college, claims the distinction of being the first college to have is- sued a diploma to a woman. GOLF LIARS LEAD. Radio Achievement Also Scored By British Women. LONDON, July 1 (®).—Men tell Bishop 0. Methodist statement last an endeavor St thousand new primary have heen opened in Mexico Calles became president,” said hop Miller. 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