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noon attending the Yale-Army foo
ball game at New Haven.

noon attending the Yale-Army foot
ball game at New Haven.
A number of Washingtonians at
tended the marriage in New York
yesterday Of Miss Dorothy Holmes
O'Ryan, daughter OF Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. John F. O'Ryan, to Mr.. Darwin
Curtis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Curtis Of New York and Chicago. The
ceremony was performed at the Park
Lane Hotel, the Rev. Francis p. DUFFY,
pastor of the Church Of the Holy
Cross, officiating.
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth, jr.; Representative and Mrs. j.
Mayhew, Wainwright, Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury, and Mrs. Lin
coin c. Andrews, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
James &. Harbord, Gen. and Mrs
Frank T. Hines. Gen. and Mrs. VIII
liam ]. Snow, and former Senator and
Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen and
Miss Victoria Frelinghuysen were
among the guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot
went to New York yesterday and are
among the passengers sailing today
aboard the Orbita for Southampton on
their way to India, where DIR. Abbot
will establish a new solar station.
They will return In May.
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ida for the Winter. Friday Mrs.
Powell was joined by her daughter.
Mrs. John a. Logan of New York
City, who will remain in Washington
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Baker Of Berkeley,
Calf, who are visiting in Washing
ton, are stopping at the Hotel Ham
ilton.
DR. ard Mrs. Leroy Eaton have re-
turned TO Washington and opened
their apartment in the Hotel Roose-
Welt after spending the Summer in
New York State and Green Noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Prince of St.
Louis, Mo, are spending the week
end in Washington and are at the
Lee House.
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the Willard, where they arrived yes
terday from their home in Philadel-
phia, to spend the week end in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson f. Perrin are
spending some time in New York and
are at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Trappe and fam
lily Of Allentown, Pa, have just ar
rived in this city to maintain per
manent residence. At present they
are stopping at 1914 G. street north
west, but will later move to 2400
Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Cor
man announce the engagements of
their daughter Margaret Helene to
Mr.. Victor Cahill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax
are spending the week end in New
Haven and will return to Washington
Monday or Tuesday. They are attend
ing the Yale-Army foot ball game to-
day as guests Of their son, Mr.. Wilbur
Bowen Fairfax, 1924 Yale graduate,
who Is now taking a postgraduate
course at Harvard Business Admins
tration School.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Selby have
gone to Hot Springs for a several
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. King of Bristol
are spending the week end in Wash
ington at the Lee House. Mr.. King
is president of Kings College, in Bris-
tol, and, with Mrs. King, is attending
the Georgetown-ki College foot
ball game today.
Mr and Mrs. J. B. Chase arrived
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~ IIE, President and Mrs. Cool
idse will sail this afternoon
for Il cruise down the 10
i tomac River on the May
flower.
They will be accompanied by the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Dwight r.
Davis, Senator and Mrs. Guy Despard
Goff, Senator Hiram Bingham. Sen
ator Richard r. Ernst Representative
and Mrs Allen 7. Treadway, Repre-
sentative Wallace II. White, jr., and
Mr.. Everett Sanders.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight = Davis will be the guests
of honor at dinner Saturday evening,
December 5, of the surgeon general
of the Army and Mrs. Merritte W.
Ireland, who will entertain preceding
the first Army dance of the season,
which will be given that evening al
the New Willard.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur are moving today to
their new home, 1902 Nineteenth
street.
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Mrs. William Arms Fisher of Boston.
Her other guests were Mrs. Hugo Has
selbach, Mr. Edwin Hughes, formerly
Of Washington, now of New York,
and Mr.. Lynch Luquer OF Washington.
Miss Alice Hume Cooke daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Northing
ton Cooke, is visiting her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Howard
in Hartford, Conn. and is this after
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yesterday at the Willard. having mo-
tored from their home in Boston to
Washington.
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Miss Virginia Lamar Robinson
viii entertain at tea at the May
flower this afternoon in honor Of
Miss Fillmore Page, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. j. W. Page OF Charlottes-
vile, whose engagement TO Mr.. Rob
ert Randolph Parrish OF Richmond
was recently announced. Miss Page
is in Washington for a few days,
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. w.
Page. at 2400 Sixteenth street
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Mrs. Efingham Townsend
Sponsors Halloween Party.

The supper dance which Mrs. Effing-
ham Townsend has arranged to cele-
brate Halloween this evening at the
Mayfiower Hotel will be attended by
many prominent in diplomatic and Of
fetal circles of Washington. Many of
the guests will be in costume, and the
list of hosts includes the Minister Of
Austria and Nine. Prochnik. the Min
lister of Egypt and Nine. Samy, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man.
Mrs. Robert Lansing has loaned
her house at 1923 Eighteenth street
for a talk Tuesday morning at IL
o'clock, when Admiral and Mrs. Mark
Bristol will speak of the Russian refu-
gees in Constantinople, where Admiral
Bristol is United States high commits
sioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. h. Pickett are at
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Mrs. Edward H. Gheen. accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Flor
ence Gheen, arrived last night at the
Willard from Hot Springs, Va,
where they have spent several
weeks. They came to Washington
TO open their New Hampshire ave-
nue. home. Prior to their arrival at
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SignOr and Signora
de MARITIME Hosts at Lunch.

The Ambassador Of Italy and Sig
nora de Martino who are in New YORK
TO meet the members OF the Italian
debt commission. entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Plaza.
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Rear Admiral and Mrsr. J. L. Jayne
with their daughter, Miss Anna
Jayne, are in Washington for the
Winter, and are residing at the
Brighton
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Masquerade Dance at
Fraternity House Tonight.

The Chi Deuteron charge of the
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity will give
A masquerade danes this evening in
their house, at 1924 Connecticut
avenue.
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Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William G.
Ball have taken an apartment at the
Brighton for the Winter.
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The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Natsudaira will entertain AT dinner
this evening. the occasion being In
celebration of the birthday annlVer-
sary of the Emperor OF Japan
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Mrs. Archibald Oracle of 1927 Six
teenth street will be at home toInor-
row afternoon. She has as her guest
her sister in law, Mrs. Minna Living
ston Setback Muir, who has lived in
Japan for 19 years.
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The Minister of the Dominican Re
public and Sonora de Aria VIII enter
tain in honor of former United States
Minister to the Dominican Republic
and Mrs. w W. Russell at the supper
dance at Wardman Park Hotel to.
10
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nora de MartfnO, VINO are III -NeN III II
TO meet tine members OF the Italian
debt commission. entertained at luncn-
con yesterday at the Plaza.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Natsudaira will entertain at dinner
this evening. the occasion being In
celebration of the birthday anniyer-
sary of the Emperor OF Japan
The Minister Of the Dominican Re
public and Sonora de Aria VIII enter
tain in honor of former United States
Minister to the Dominican Republic
and Mrs w W. Russell at the supper
dance at Wardman Park Hotel to.
night.
Senator and Mrs. Charles s. Deneen
Of Illinois were entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Willard by Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Wilson.
Senator Henry w Keyes OF New
Hampshire has returned to Washing
ton for the Winter and has opened
his apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street.
He will have with him his youngest
son, Francis Mrs. Keyes Is upon an
extended trip around the world and
at the present time is IN Peking.
China She is accompanied by their
oldest son. Henry w. Keyes, jr.
Representative and Mrs. Albert II.
Nestal will arrive today from their
home in Indiana and will be at the
Hotel Roosevelt for the Winter.
The Assistant Postmaster General.
Mr. Bartlett. entertained "A small COM
pany at luncheon yesterday at the
Willard.
The Second Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. Warren Irving
Glover entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to the direc-
Tor of the post office Of Cuba and
Sonora de Montalvo. The guests
included the Secretary Of Interior
DR. Hubert Work, the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue and Mrs. David
II. Blair, the Assistant Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs. J. Walter Drake.
DIR. Francis White. Maj. Knox of
agent at Cuba: Mr. and Mrs. James
MacVeagh, Mr.. and Mrs Edward T
clark. Mrs. Adam n. Wyant, Senior
Barone. secretary OF the Cuban
delegation to the postal convention,
'and the First Assistant Postmaster
General John H. Bartlett, Mrs. Mer
ritt w. Ireland, Mrs. Joseph Drake,
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrup. Mrs.
Regar and Col. and Mrs. Frank
Hatch.
The alien property custodian and
Mrs. Frederick G. Hicks entertained
a company of Is at dinner last evening
in honor of the Secretary of State and
Mrs kellogg.
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Miss Maud Mason. debutante
daughter Of Mrs. Julien Jacquelin
Mason. entertained a small company
at luncheon today at the White Pea
cock in compliment to Mrs. Richard
q. Nugent, a September bride.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell of
Harrisburg, Pa, arrived yesterday at
the Willard, where they will remain
until tomorrow.
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Senator and Mrs. Charles s Deneen
of Illinois were entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Willard by Mr..
and Mrs w w. Wilson.
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SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge
Will Sail for Short Cruise on
Mayhower Today.

on straight lines. with long, close
fitting sleeves. The skirt Is slightly
draped at the front and held with
orange blossoms, and the court train
is of satin. Her veil Of rose point
lace will be held by a coronet OF seed
pearls and orange blossoms. and she
will carry brides g roses and gardenias.
Mrs. Jonathan Pierce of New York
will be matron of honor, and Miss
Gertrude Cuthbert Of Paris will be
maid of honor. The bridesmaids in
clude Miss Elizabeth Hit, Miss Louise
Sewell, Miss Gladys Chapman Smith,
Miss Anita Henry, all of Washington;
Miss Mary Taylor of Richmond and
Miss Patricia Ainsa of Ell PaSo. Tex.
The attendants will all wear gowns of
chiffon. made simply, with several
f1ounces of the chiffon forming the
skirts.
Miss Cuthbert. maid of honor, will
wear orchid with a velvet hat to
match, and the matron of honor will
wear delphinium blue with a hat of
velvet TO match. The bridesmaids
costumes are Of chiffon, shaded from
mauve to delphinium blue, and they
will wear blue velvet hats. Miss Patsy
Hewitt and Miss Betty Meyers will
be the flower girls, wearing frocks of
orchid chiffon with poke bonnets OF
oi CHll WE'VE with iOlS SliedllcIS III
blue velvet ribbon. They will carry
silver baskets filled with rose petals.
Mr.. Myron Owen, brother of the bride
groom, will be the best man, and the
ushers will be MIR. Templeton Brown
Of Missouri. Mr.. John McThee, Mr..
Joseph Reed, Mr.. J. Holland, all of
Denver; Mr.. George Wright of Mis-
souri,, Mr.. George Norton of Louis
Vile, Mr.. Morse Archer of New Jer-
sey, Mr.. Robert Bates OF New York,
Mr.. John Owen of Wisconsin and Mr..
William T. Mann, brother OF the bride.
Mrs. Mann, mother of the bride. viii
wear blue chiffon velvet with hat to
correspond. and Mrs. Owen. mother
OF the bridegroom, Will be in blue and
gold brocade with hat to match.
Mr.. Owen and his bride will leave
after the reception for a wedding trin
the latter wearing a gown Of red geor
Sette crepe with red coat to match
trimmed with chinchilla fur and a
small red velour hat
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Representative and Mrs. Albert II.
Nestal will arrive today from their
home in Indiana and will be at the
Hotel Roosevelt for the Winter.
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Hot Springs they have been FOL
some time in Coronado. Calf.
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Mrs. r. w. Powell returned last
week to her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel and plans to remain for
another month before going to Flor
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Mrs. Edward II. Cashell is hostess
TO a company of 40 at a bridge tea
this afternoon at the Manor Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.. Neuhauser en-
tertained at the first Of a series of
dinners last evening.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Selby have
| gone to Hot Springs for a several
| weeks stay
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Miss Sade c. Styron was hostess at
luncheon yesterday. entertaining at
Rauscher's In compliment to Nj and
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The Assistant Postmaster General.
Mr. Bartlett. entertained "A small COM
pany at luncheon yesterday at the
Willard
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The alien property custodian and
Mrs. Frederick G. Hicks entertained
company Of Is at dinner last evening
in honor Of the Secretary Of State and
Mrs kellogg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Cor
man announce the engagements of
their daughter Margaret Helene to
Mr.. Victor Cahill.
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the Willard, where they arrived yes
terday from their home in Philadel-
phia. to spend the week end in Wash
ington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Chase arrived
Evening star., 1925-08-15
TOURISTS IN TERROR
OF FRENCH TRAINS
Frequent Rail Accidents Cause
Alarm-Three Wrecks Occur
in Single Day.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
PARIS, August 15.-An unusual
number of railway accidents have TAX
en- place in France of late, filling
hosts of vacation travellers with ter
ror and causing much comment in the
newspapers. Two such accidents oc-
Cured yesterday. making three within
"a hours and six within two weeks.
The more serious of the two acci-
dents yesterday was on the northern
road at st. Denis, when, shortly be
fore midnight. the Cologne-Paris eX-
press. crashed into the rear of the
Lille-Paris express, which had been
held up by the signals. Four third
class cars were telescoped, causing
three deaths and injury to 81 persons.
The other accident took place at
Pontoise 10 the Dieppe Express. 1t is
said TO have been caused by the
throwing of A switch before the train
had passed completely over it. Four
cars capsized and six persons were
slightly hurt by flying glass. No
Americans were hurt in either wreck.
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TREASON CASE DROPPED.
French Court Finds No Cause t.
Prosecute Sadoul.

PARIS, August Is CP)-Au pro-
ceedings against Capt. Jacques Sadoul,
charged with high treason in connec-
ton with his activities in Soviet Rus
sia after he left the French military
mission in Moscow in 1918, were ter.
minated yesterday by the investigating
magistrate, who ruled that there was
no case to prosecute him for intelli-
gence with the enemy.
The magistrate asked the foreign
office If Russia could have been con-
sidered an enemy country at the time
Capt. Sadoul was supposed to have
committed the alleged crimes, and the
court was informed by the foreign of
flee that France and Russia at the
time were not in a state of war.
A new factory in Australia will turn
out ], 100000 wooden screws a week
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BOSTON JUDGE GUARDED
AFTER THREAT ON LIFE
Court Cleared of All Without Gre
dentials in Fight Over Lotta
Crabtrees Estate.
Ry The Associated Press.


BOSTON, August l5.-A strong
police guard was assigned to the
Blankenburg perjury hearing in Suf.
folk Probate Court today after it was
said Judge William NJ. Prest, the pre-
siding justice, received a letter which
threatened his life.
Though Judge Prest refused to con.
firm the report, he was escorted TO and
from the courtroom by a police in
spector, and court attendants refused
admission to every one except attor-
news and witnesses and those of the
public with credentials.
The threatening letter, it was re-
ported, came from Il Westerner who
figured in the recent hearing which
ended when Mrs. Ida NJ. Blankenburg
of Tulsa, Okla. was charged with
perjury after she attempted to prove
herself the daughter of Lotta Crab
tree and thus share in the actress
SO 100000 estate.
In the course of her testimony to-
day Mrs. Blankenburg made a general
denial of any conspiracy, fraud or in
territorial misstatement of fact at pre-
vious hearings.
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Staying ADREAM,'
SAYS BOY, ACCUSED
"a Liked Him." Says Adams,
of Driver He Killed
After Getting Lift.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEDALIA, Mo, August l5.-Seven
weeks behind the bars of the Pettis
County Jail, and then Everett Adams,
17-year- Wilmington, Ohio, boy,
confessed slayer of Prof. A. r. Claw
son OF Lodi, \. Y, will go on trial
in the Pettis County Circuit Court for
the crime. Roy Rucker, county prose-
cutor will ask the death penalty.
The legal phase of the case started
Yesterday when Adams was ar
laiEned. He waived preliminary hear
ing. entering a plea of not guilty TO
The first degree murder charge, n
necessary formality, and was sent TO
Jail TO await the October term of
court
An unexpected and sudden change
in the plans advanced the prelimi-
nary hearing hour yesterday, disap-
pointing hundreds who had gathered
in the county courtrooms. Adams
was neatly and stylishly attired.
Claude Wilkerson, local attorney, rep
resented the youth.
touching scene was enacted in
the Jail when the boys mother, Mrs.
zeima Adams, arrived from Whining
ton, Ohio.
Clasped in each others arms, both
we're verjoyed-although the meet
ing was in the antiquated Jail.
The boy still says, 1T is all a
dream" and that he cannot realize
what he has done.
Il was worrying about my trouble
hack home over Il girl. l don't know
why / shot Clawson and l didn't
realize what happened until he was
dead. There was only one thing to
do-get off the highway and get rid
Of him. l did that l don't know
why l shot him-why it came over
me 10 do it, He was a nice fellow
and | liked him
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MARQU|SE ACCUSED
IN SANDER ACTION
Grocery Clerk Asks Million,
Saying He Was Charged
With Theft.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August l5.-Becaus
she accused him of taking some of
her jewels and clothing and required
him TO sign an agreement to repay
her. H. j. Brennan, d $25a-week
grocery clerk, has sued the Marquise
de Jannelli Tor $1,OOO,OOO for slander
The marquise, who is AZ years old
and is the widow of former Italian
Ambassador to Japan, is credited
with possession of property worth
$2,0O0,000. She has lived here since
February with her sister, Mrs. Alex
ander MoSley, and has entertained
and been entertained by prominent
society people.
Brennan bases the slander action
on circumstances associated with a
party last Saturday, at which he
and the marquise were present After
the party, he says, she announced
that she had lost some jewels, a hat,
cigarette case and a cigarette holder,
of n total value of $500. She ac-
cused him of theft.
Argument Was Forced.
In the presence of three police
men, Brennan says, he was compelled
to sign an agreement to repay $40
every Tuesday out of his S25 weekly
salary until he had paid S1,11o.
AS d result of the charges, he esti-
mates the damage TO his reputation
at $l,000,000. Hearing of the suit is
set for October 5.
Brennan said he had not always
been grocery clerk. Two years ago,
when he first met the marquise in
Mexico City, he was in the advertis.
ing business. Since her arrival here
he has been entertained frequently by
her.
The marquise, described as pretty,
petite, auburn-haire and shingled,
was reported by officials at her hotel
to have suddenly left the city yes
terday.
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M0FFETT VISITS HAWAII.
Chief of Navy Air Service to
Study Defense.

HONOLULU, August is Cp).-Rear
Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of
the Bureau Of Aeronautics, who ar.
rived here yesterday from Washing
ton, said he had come to study plans
for a greater development of Pearl
Harbor, the general aviation situation
in Hawaii and the local plans for the
finish OF the Navy's transpacific
flight.
In some respects" he said, Pearl
Harbor is considered our greatest air
station. The Secretary Of the Navy
thought it a good time to send me
down to look into the situation pre-
paratory to reporting to the depart
ment regarding the request for con-
gressional appropriations.
The Importance of the air station
here and its possibilities are we'll real
lied. 1t Is desired to plan the station
with all possible information at our
disposal
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RAILWAY SALE PRICE
BRINGS COURT ROW
New York Banker Appeals Federal
Court Ruling on Denver
and Rio Grande.
By the Associated Press


ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 15.-A
brief attacking the price at which the
reorganized Denver and Rio Grande
Western Railroad has acquired the
property of the old Denver and Rio
Grand Railroad and holdings of the
Utah Fuel Co. was filed in the United
states Circuit Court of Appeals here
by Harold Palmer, a New York in
veStment banker, appealing from a
decision of the Federal Court of Colo
RADIO.
The Bankers Trust Co. and others
are the appellees. Louis 3. Wehle of
New York, counsel for Palmer, in a
statement said that the really impor-
tant defendant is the Denver and Rio
Grande Western. as judgment for more
than S3,000,000 would 20 against 1t in
favor OF Palmer and other minority
bond holders of the old road If Pal
mer's contentious should be sustained.
Palmer's appeal is based on the Dis
trlct Courts refusal TO permit him,
over objection of the trustee, to be
come party in the litigation to con-
tend for an upset price Of s42 1888, ,875,
alleged to be justified by earnings.
The court has raised the sale price
from $14,500,000 TO $4,000. 900 at this
price the refunding bondholders would
lose about SIS per cent on their claims
Evening star., 1925-08-15
ESTATE TAX $500, 900.
Texas Woman's Fortune Of 81. 900,
600 Faces Big Levy.

AUSTIN, Tex, August Is R.-
More than half a million dollars in
State inheritance tax is expected to be
paid by the s7.000.00O estate of Mrs.
Henrietta King of Kingsville, late
owner of the famous King cattle
ranch in Kleberg and other south
Texas counties, w. NJ. 'Woodall chief
of the inheritance division OF the con-
troller's department, said yesterday.
The ranch contains more than 50O,-
600 acres, and is the largest establish
ment Of its kind in the country.
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COMMITTEES NAMED.
National Fraternal Congress
Groups for 1926 Chosen.

DULUTH. Mimi, August Is CPl.-
The executive committee Of the Ma
tional Fraternal Congress of America
has named nine standing committees
of the congress for the coming year.
The National committee chairmen
include: w. E. Futch, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, Cleveland,
Ohio, legislation; A. W. Frye, the
Maccabees, Detroit. Mich, social in
soCiation of New Jersey, Jersey CITY.
n. J., National Red Cross; Henry j.
Hyman, Independent Order Free Sons
of Israel, New York City, thrift;
George d. Eldrige, Boston, conference
with insurance commissioners.
Evening star., 1925-08-15
Priests Death Natural.

NEW YORK, August is GP).-The
death yesterday of Rev. Patrick Fran
cis Romayne, for three years chaplain
of the women's division OF Seton Hos
pital at Riverdale. was declared to be
from natural causes following an
autopsy. DR.. Thomas A. Gonzales, as
sistant medical examiner, said there
was no basis for the reports of yio-
lence. 1t was reported that Father
Romayne had been assaulted in the
Spuyten Duyvil Railroad station.
Evening star., 1925-08-15

Simply trimmed with belt and tie OF
self material, or with vestee front,
these dresses come in brown, blue,
rose, tan, green, peach and orange
Home Frock Section. Third moor