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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22
PRISON INNATE
FACES TRIAL ON
MURDER CHARGE
(By The Associated Press,

Wadena, Minn., April 22.-"Buck"
OConnor, inmate, of Saltwater pri-
son, is expected to arrive here today
to go on trial for the murder Of
John Goings, Darlington, N. D., farm
er, whose body was found in a corn
field near here. The trial is to start
at p. m. today and the afternoon
session will be taken up with the
selection of a jury. Judge William
L. Parsons of Fergus Falls is pre-
siding.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22
MANDAN HAS
NEW CHAPTER
I OF SISTERHOOD
(By The Associated Press ,

Mandan. April pa new chapter
Of the T. p. @. Sisterhood making the
eleventh in North Dakota will be
organized on Monday, April 81, at
kenmare by Mrs. Ruth Peterson,
Mandan. state representative of the
national sorority.
Mrs. Peterson at the present time
is making official visits ITO the var
ious chapters of the state and will
direct the institution Of chapter K
at Kenmare on Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22
PEPKE NAMED
FIRE MARSHAL
BY GOVERNOR

Governor A. G. Sorlie announced
the appointment this morning of E.
}. Pepke of Minot as state fire mar
shal and Sanders Peterson of Pet
ersburg as assistant. Mr.. Pepke sue
ceeds Henry l.. Reade of Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22

The patent office isspes an aver
age of dozen patentb week on
radio inventions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22

CHAMP SLEEP WALKER
Melbourne, Australia, April 22.-
4 man here recently walked Is miles
IN his sleep. according to a report
in local paper.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22

The sale of ukuleles in Germany
has shown a large increase within
recent months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-22
WEATHER FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: I'm
settled tonight and Thursday.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
Kann's Kapital Handy
6Oc a Pound

Fresh. luscious candy, including
fruits. creams. peanut, n1arshnailow,
mint, caramel. paste, nougat. ETC.,
centers, covered with nice black
chocolate.
assorted c,s, . 1eara Jelly Drops. spe- 23c
@choG0lste so.n,s, a 9oS,a Gre m Fudge 29c
@choG0late s1.nfs, a eo,,ns = covered Mints. 39c
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

Owens Tooth Brushes in glass con-
tainer. Regularly soc for. sec
johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder.
Special. a box. lie
-Lavoris; $1.00 size for. .......... .69c
-Noxezema Cream; regularly soc.
Special for. .oSc
Packers Tar Soap. Special, a
cake .ioC
Bath Brushes; loop style. $3.50 val
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

Now you can en-
joy the pleasure of
having a pcrma-
nent wave put in
your hair, either
bobbed or long, by
Evening star., 1925-05-22

the Nestle-Lanoil or Fredericks
methods done by expert operators
two of the best and most satisfac-
tory methods.
Appointments by Phone
Call Main 1900
Hair Dressing Department
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

E.o. With each s1.00 purchase
AACCs of Denney & Denney toi-
let articles you Will be given a
weekend p k ge containing
cream, perfume, face powder and
bath salts. The value of this pack
age is $1.2o.
The Washington times., 1925-06-02

guests In her box at the com.
Inencement exercises following. at
which Doctor Fosdick is to give
the address.
Miss Frederick McKenney and
her fiance, Blaine Mallan, will be
the guests of honor at q dinner
dance which Mrs. Andrew J. Miller
and her daughter. Miss Frances
Miller, OF New York, are giving
this evening at Wardman Park.
The guests will number about fifty.
80
Mrs, III. G.. Wilson was hostess
to 4 company OF fifty.four at
luncheon today at the Congress.
sional Country Club.
Mrs. Harry Blair, of New York,
who, with Mr.. Blair, is spending a
few days at Wardman Park Hotel.
entertained informally at luncheon
today at the Chevy Chase Club,
after which the company remained
to play bridge. The guests included
Mrs. Rush Holland, Mrs. Peyton
Gordon, Mrs William d. Wheeler,
Mrs. David II. Blair. Mrs. Robert
Grant, Mrs. H. II. Shelton and Mrs.
j. r. Newcomb.
Mr., and Mrs. Blair will return TO
New York this evening.
The Washington times., 1925-06-02

Senator and Mrs. o. e. Weller
will close their apartment at the
Wyoming next week and 60 for the
summer to the place which they
havepurchased near Silver Spring.
~
TAKE BOX FOR
BOHEMIAN GIRL"
Rector and Mrs. Daniel Folkmar
have taken box for the perform.
ance of The Bohemian Girl to be
presented by the Washington Opera
Company at the Washington Audi,
torium on the evening OF June is.
This opera will initiate a summer
season Of light opera by the Wash.
ington organization.
Mrs. John B. Cochran has gone
to Bar Harbor, Me-, for the sum.
nler.
Major ana Mrs. George Oakley
Totten, Jr.. have taken q cottage at
Sherwood Forest on the Severn for
the summer months.
y
Mrs. Marcus Wright and her
daughter. Mrs. Dinwiddie. have
moved to the Wyoming Apartment,
having sold their house in Corcoran
street.
The Washington times., 1925-06-02

ceiving this afternoon between 3
and Z o'clock at Corcoran Hall,
the first completed unit OF the
quadrangle OF George washington
University, in honor Of the grad
uating classes.
John B. Larner. the president Of
the board of trustees, and Mrs.
Larner are receiving with Presi-
dent and Mrs. Lewis. Assisting
Mrs. Lewis are Mrs. Joshua Evans,
jr.: the wives of the deans Of tha
university, Mrs. Borden, Mrs. Van.
Vlock, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs, Ruediger;
Mrs. Charles w. Holmes: Miss Rose,
the dean Of women: Miss HenIng,
Mrs. Edward A. Hartman. Mrs.
Lynn Ryerson Rutter, Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe. Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, Mrs. Gilbert Hall. Mrs.
Eugene Stevens, Mrs. Frederick w.
True. Mrs Clifford and Mrs. Lin.
coin Green.
Tomorrow evening President and
Mrs. Lewis will entertain at din.
ner in honor of Doctor Harry
Emerson Fosdick Among the
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, Doctor and Mrs.
Charles Wood. Mrs. Pine and MFR.
and Mrs. Evans, OF Baltimore.
They will also be Mrs. Lewis
The Washington times., 1925-06-02
CLASS OF 81
HAS REUNION
TODAY
General and Mrs. Barrett
Entertain for Naval
Academy 'Grads"
By JEAN ELIOT.

" HE festivities of June week
in Annapolis are finding
echo here in the reunion OF
the class of 81. Naval Academy
which is being held in Washington
today, and which will wind up
with a pilgrimage to Annapolis
tomorrow to attend the graduation
exercises, at which President and
Mrs. Coolidge, the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Wilbur and many
ether officials will be present.
Since graduation days it has
been the custom of the class to
come together annually and its re.
union has frequently been a fea'
ture of June week at Annapolls.
President Coolidge received the
members of the class and the
ladies of their families this morn
ing and afterward there was a
pilgrimage to Arlington to select a
pleasant spot where the men whose
ties OF friendship have strength.
ened consistently since their Naval
Academy days may finally be laid
to rest side by side. Two re,
ceptions are planned for this aft
ernoon, one at the home of Sena-
tor and Mrs. o. E. Weller at the
wyoming and the other with Cen
eral and Mrs. George Barnett as
hosts. And tonight the annual
class banquet will be held at the
Lafayette Hotel, headquarters OF
the reunion, the ladies who are at
tending the reunion with their hus-
bands, going to the play while
the men are dining.
Claas of 81 Has Given
Famous Men to Civil Life.
1t may be remembered that when
the class of 81 was graduated, the
navy's quota of junior officers was
nearly full. so that few members
Of the group were commissioned
and most Of them were cast out
to make their own way in the
world. Among them was John w.
Weeks, now Secretary of War. who
served in the Senate before being
given q Cabinet appointment and
who has q record of achievement
in the business world as well as
IN politics. Another was Senator
o. E. Weller, OF Maryland. General
Barnett went into the marine
corps, Of which he was to become
the wartime head.
Then there was Admiral BRorn
urius OF the Japanese navy. who
has always naintained the closest
and most affectionste relations with
the feilow.nembers of his class--a
relationship which, has undoubtedly
done more than q little toward ce.
mentfne friendly relationships be-
The Washington times., 1925-06-02

ternoon, and the guests from Cut.uk
town, who are here for the wed.
ding. These guests include the fol-
lowing from East Orange, N. J:
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Seward Foster.
parents Of Mr.. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franak c. TaIlman. jr., Mr.. and
g. stuart Randolph, Mr.. and MrM
Daniel C. Riiker. Mr.. and Mrs. CarIs-
ton b. RikAr. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G.. Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas &.
Fonda. Robert G.. Carter, jr., A. q.
HI. Reimold and Edward #. Jamison;
Frank g. TaIlman, of Wilmington.
Del; j.. G.. Thomas, of Newark, N.
j.; Mrs. Windsor Davis, Of Tampa,
Fla; Mr. and Mrs. Frank @. Goetz.
lContinued on Page 81
The Washington times., 1925-06-02
FESTIVITIES PRECEDE
WEDDING TOMORROW.

Congressman and Mrs. Edwin L..
Davis will be hosts at d small din
ner-dance this evening at Rausch.
er's in compliment To their daugn.
ter. Miss Margaret Davis and her
fiance. Frederick Vernon Foster. OF
East Orange, N. j.. whooA mar
riage will take place tomorrow af-
The Washington times., 1925-06-02

win motor 10 Iowa where they will
visit friends until Governor Shaw
ioins them later In the month.
From Iowa they will so by train TO
California for the summer. Governor
and Mrs. Shaw expect to return IN
the early fall
The Washington times., 1925-06-02
JEAN ELIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY

tween his country and ours. 1t was
at Admiral Uriu's inspiration that
| the class of 81 made its now his.
| toric pilgrimage to- JAPAN two or
three years ago on the transport
Henderson, holding its annual re-
lunion that year iE Tokyo, where
every honor was sshowered upon
them. Members of the class were
privileged to take the women of
their families along, and the ship s
company was an exceptionally con
lgenial one.
/ If remember correctly, Secretary
Weeks was not able to so, but Ed
win DENLY, then Secretary OF the
Navy, did. Mr.. DENLY is a sort of
class brother .in-law. his sister having
married a member therof. General
and Mrs Barnett were among those
who made the cruise to Japan en-
the Henderson, and other Washing
tonians in the company were Cap
tain w. w. White, now retired, and
his daughter, Mrs. Louise White
Irwin.
The illness of Secretary Weeks
has cast a bit Of a damper over
festivities during this reunion, deep.
ened by the news that Admiral
Uriu has recently suffered a stroke
and is at present in the hospital.
Last evening the members of the
class had an informal dinner at the
Lafayette, after which motion pic
lures taken on the trip to Japan
were shown. The Japanese Ambas-
sador and Nine. Matsudaira, who
had met many of the group on their
visit in Tokyo and who had enter
tanned for them. were present with
their staff.
Senator and Mrs. Weller are en-.
tertaining at o'clock with the Bar.
netts' party set for o'clock. Sen.
ator Weller was president Of the
class of 81 and writes that down
as the achievement Of his career of
which he is proudest.
SPANISH VISITORS
AT EMBASSY HERE.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano have had as their
guests Senior Merry Del Val,
brother of the cardinal and also
brother of the Spanish ambassador
at London. He left yesterday for
New York whence he will sail for
Spain.
y
The Ambassador of Argentine and
Nine. Pueyrredon. accompanied by
their two daughters and their con.
will go by motor to Chicago the
middle of the month. They will
return to washington a short time
before motoring to the seashore for
the summer. They expect to go
to Bar Harbor or Newport.
y ~ -
Warren Delano- Robbins. who has
been serving as counselor Of the
American embassy in Berlin. has
been transferred TO the embassy in
Rome and viii leave shortly for
his new post accompanied ny Mrs.
Robbins.
G. w Ug PRESIDENT
ENTERTAINs TODAY.
Doctor william Mather Lewis,
president of George Washington
University. and Mrs. Lewis are re.
The Washington times., 1925-06-02
MRS. COOLIDGE
VISITING IN.
MERCERSBURG
Motors to Pennsylvania to
Attend Academy Com
mencen1ent Exercises

Mrs. Coolidge motored to MERGERS
burg Academy today to attend the
commencement exercises as the
guest OF Doctor Erwin, the princI.
pal, and Mrs. Erwin. John Coolidge,
son Of President and Mrs. Coolidge,
was graduated from Mercersburg
last June and entered Amherst In
the fall. The late Calvin Coolidge,
tr., was also student at MERGERS
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns
arrived at the White House today
for their first visit since their rel
turn from q trip to Europe. Mrs.
Sargent. wife Of the Attoney Cen
eral, who, with Mr.. Sargent, has
been a guest at the White House
for the last fortnight, Is leaving
town this evening to return to her
home at Lullow, VT.
H& i
ATTENDANTS SELECTED FOR
KITTELLE-DESSEZ WEDDING
Miss Mary sissbee Kitteile,
daughter OF Rear Adm!.a; and
Mrs. Sumner e. w. KittelIe.
whose marriage to Lieutenant
Lester A. Dessez. u s. NJ. c.. will
IeLkS place HSAL MOMudy GVGutIiS
at $50 o'clock in ST. Thomas
Church, will have her sister, Mrs.
Charles J. Moore, wife Of Lieu
tenant Commander Moore. U.S.N.,
aa matron Of honor and the maid
of honor will be Miss Elizabeth
Small, a cousin. Of the bride The
bridesmaids are Miss Eunice Des-
SET, sister Of the. bridegroom. Miss
Julie Hume, Miss Elizabeth Hume
and Miss Adele Delano.
Lieutenant Hayne D. Boydsn.
u. 8. M. c., will beibest man for
Lieutenant Dessez and six of his
brother officers will attend him as
ushers. They are Captain Charles
r. Brooks, Captain Robert L. Mon.
tague. Lieutenant Frederick e.
Stack. Lieutenant Gordon Hall
and Lieutenant Caleb +. Bailey.
The Reverend Doctor G. Ernest
Smith will perform the ceremony.
which will be followed by re-
ception at the Washington Club.
The brides father will give her
in marriage.
Lieutenant Dessez. who IL the
son Of Charles E. Dessez. OF Wash.
ington, is on duty in Porte All
Prince, Haiti. as aide to Brigadier
General John III. Russell, Ameri-
can High Commissioners in Haiti
Miss Kittelle is granddaughter
Of the late Admiral c. D. sigsbee.
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw and her son
Earl B. Shaw left their apartments
at Wardman Park Hotel today and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
Resent Hartley attack
on Uniform LaW BOdy
Bar Association Convention, to Meet Here
May Resent Governors Attitude

nov lIARTLEYs move 20 abol.
~ Hh wasmngtou'a eOyomold
state bar commission on uniform
laws may be- taken pa "a rcbuRe 20
the American bar association. which
supports Il aud which plans 10 bis
national convention next summer In
seattle
This ~ the fcnr Of Attorney
Charles T.. Shepard. seattle member
u tho commission, which includes
Dis ~ Rowland. ~ Tacoma, and
Arthur Davis. Of Spokane,
Shepard. In O letter 70 The Star
Friday, comes 10 the defenfe Of the
commissioner. who serve without
pay lie also explained The acliyi,
Ties Of tho commission und its pres.
cnt studies.
Hartley's message proposed itb
abolition on tbo ground that II was
not necessary or beneficial 10 the
state. Shepard says the commission
asks only thnt the state pay actual
expenses eniailed In the work.
Il examines such subjects upon
which uniformity Of laws In various
states Is held desirable and drafts
uniform laws In connection with
other states commissions.
Washington he says, has adopt
Cd five such laws. the negotiable in.
irumont law. Tho bills Of lnding hw.
the warehouse receipt law, the for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
tn Rec DEATHS
Former Accident injuries
Prove 10 Be Fatal

Three persons died Thursday as
results ~ automobile accidents In
Seattle and King county recently
Mrs. Reginald pahl a. died al 81
Lukes hospital following am acct,
dent October 10, when she was
struck by a ear driven by Carl Mark.
ssS 18Th ave, Death was due 10 IN
ternal injuries
Mrs Lena Score. 90. Of 5s26 saith
ave, w died as result Of iniur
les sustained ln an accident Nov
enber 10. when shc was struck
down hy ear driven by J. C..
Chamberlain, 30ig 4 55th ~ She
was taken TO the city hospital FOL,
lowing the accident and later re.
moved 20 her sons home. Isaac
Score. Aosi Gath ave. s. W. where
she died.
Frank Cosgroye. so. Of Pine Lake,
died Ia the Renton hospital Thur.
day following Rn accident Wedncs.
day nlgbi. when he was struck hy an
auto driven by Carl Wilson OF issa-
quah
Wilson told deputy coroncru that
Cosgrpve walked in front OF his car
on an issaquah street Morgue
officials may hold an inquest into
the death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BABIES
STARTS ON PAGE /

produce layettea running into
tho hundreds. and one Seattle
store sued some time ago ON
hyette bin totahng $3.50,
WHILE tho cost Of habies i
w golns up. tho birth rate in
sowly dwlndlins In Washington.
altho Il Is holding It's own in
world figures,
In 1921 Il was 1915 thous.
and In the state: In 1888 Il was
rs, and last year It dropped 10
1921. In 1890 Il waa almost 20.
The drop ~ five years s about
two thousand.
This compares with figure.
for the United States. u sst "a
thousand FOR 1888. the last
available census report
Babies tn Washington arc
fewer--but they're better. dos
tors say. Moro OF them survive
and "a bigger percentage OF the
survivors grow up strous and
healthy.
Perhaps, after all. The higher
cost OF tablcs n worth u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
SOUGHT DRY JOB
Man Arrested With OImsted
Tried 10 Be Agent

Seven weeks ago Fred Meyers
flied a written application for a job
on the federal prohibition forces.
Thursday ne was arrested. with
eight others. as he Is alleged TO have
been aiding in loading cargo OF
amuggled booze for transportation
70 Seattle.
In answer TO ono OF the questions
in that application. Meyers wrote:
= feel tina, the prohibition laws
should be enforced
Meyers is former member OF
the police dry squad. a former Ben.
ton county deputy sheriff. and a
former deputy United states mar.
shall He gave as references In his
application Capt. Hans Damn. Capt
Z. l. Hedges and Inspector Joe
Mason. OF the Seattle police force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
MAN FOUND DEAD

DEPUTY Coroner VIM J. Jones vas
investigating Friday the death or an
unidentified man whose body was
found at Eighth ave. $ and Dear
born a.. Thursday night
II Is the opinion Of Jones tina; the
man died from the effects Of "dc-
horn liquor" poisonous coucoc
ton. a bruiss was found on tho
victims head. but it il believed this
does no, Indicate foul play. the inan
probably receiving the injury In "A
fall TO the sidewalk.
Tho body was found by Agnes
Ncmm and Pat Dugan lying against
fence They notified the police.
who called an ambulance The man
vas dead when the ambulance
reached the scene, and the body vJ,H.
taken 10 the moTguc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27

eIgn probaung Of willis lass lud INC
flag law
IA The present Time die annual
conference ~ commissioner has an.
der consideration proposed Uni.
form motor vehicle ucl and "a uni.
form firearms act II also proposcs
uniform legislation on acronauucs.
sales, mechanics liens. state iubeH.
lance taxes. and iB working on q
uniform marriage and divorce act
Washington. be- conclude. "has
appropriated 5000 10 $3.50 q year
toward expenses Of the commits
Fiou and N the law providing for
the commission were repealed. that
much would be saved 10 the tax
payers.
but tho state would also have
The unenyiablo distinction u re-
pudIaung one Of the activities ~ tie
American Bar association. an Or
ganizstion numbering more tim
$4,000 lawyers and including Charles
Evans Hughes. EliAu Root. John
W Davis. Attorney General Sar-
gent ana Frank Il, Kellogg"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OLMSTED
STARTS ON PAGE 1

could capture eight armed suspects
at night. Olmstcd said
Ute easy. what else could We dot
You can't buck the law, I've never
bucked thr Lass iu my ne"
The former police lieutenant later
save credit 90 tho three federal
agents who arrested him and his
companions In the early hours Of
Thursday morning.
You've got To give the boys
credit" hc said "They pulled y
good job, No, there wasn't any
rough stuff No need Of that be
tween gentlemen. you know"
OiMSTED'S WIFE
~ ~ COURT
olmsted's wife. who b under Indlcl
ment with him ~ the liquor conspir.
acy case involving some 30 members
Of an alleged bootlrgging ring In Sc
attic, MAS present IN the commits.
Hloner'a office, Tho arrested man
immediately went 10 hor aud talked
earnestly with her all the time he
was In the office lila baby girl wus
not present az The hearing
Attorney Jerry Finch. also indicted
In the conspiracy case. and Attorney
John i, Dore attended 10 the legal
end Of the hearing and arrangements
Tor the hail.
The two automobiles and the
truck which were seized by Prohibit
ton Agents Jackson and Bohmrr and
Customs Inspector Ryan nrc IN the
hands % federal nuthoritlcs Tho
no cases of whisky and gin are being
held by the customs office
The third auto. an official King
county shsriff'a car alleged to have
been driven by Parker. was turned
back 10 the sheriffs office when
Deputy Joe I'M signed receipt
Tor H.
The agents seized the sss.Ai.
otherwise known as 'The Dcucss. 90
late Thurtday Identifying Il as the
rum runner which loaded tho cargo
Of liquor az tho weodmont beach
dock The raiders let the boat get
away. waiting Tor the party which
was to set tho booze and take u
10 Seattle
About an hour after the boa,
pulled out the othera arrived in
the autos and truck. according 20
agents and we're in the process
Of loading up the liquor when tho
raiders swooped down on them and
placed them all under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-27
SUMMERS STILL
HELD IN JAIL
cOsscutor's Aide Wanted
NJ Department OF Justice

.sra,n p. summer u,cstgat.
~ county Prosecutor IolVlu,
-. arrested TUESDAY night hy
s,,,isr former secret invCsti,
AR exProscculor Malcolm
1M md now said to d. acting in
..nael,y for Police Chirf W r.
,,ss ana ]. A. rupmau patrol
uas being held m the city san
rsnnanicado.
notice 70 tho police booking
rev issued Thursday night,
-. -, ~ Captain T. e. Collier of
slrAt shin, an persons wishing
- 10 summers are referred 20
3 BOILING head " the federal
..,,msnt q justice here. The
-, - states that no one b. adj
80 q see or talk with summers
!. ,ao, Of 4 charge placed against
. n. police book him In safe
..,....r Tor the department % Jus
eN
"a, asked by The star what he
- summers for Boiling said he
hsldnK him Tor a white slave
sna would turn him over to tho
- states attorney Tor further
-. Ne washed his hands of the
-. affair saying that II any
.-s,r actlon would b. taken, Il
"A u thru the United states
.,rsys otrice.
=. attorneys office ays that
sag has not yet notified them OF
s.-r,S case and h does not know
<. ROUNDS on which they might file
.,rrtS.