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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08
$5,OO0RAISED
TO HELP HUNT
ERDMAN OLSON
Farmers Of kickapOO Valley
Subscribe To Fund TO Find
Alleged Slayer
NEW CLUE DEVELOPS
Youth Answering Description
Of Olson Is Reing Held at
Alma, Georgia

Prairie du Chicn. Wis, Dec. 2.-tP)
With prospects Of u $4,000 fund to
speed the hunt for Erdman Olson, 49,
year-old college boy sought as the
slayer Of Clara Olson, authorities to-
day were preparing to take steps
which it was hoped would lead to
apprehension Of the youth.
The fund, to be raised by popular
subscription among the farmers of
the kickapoo Valley, was approved
late yesterday by District Attorney }.
E. Earll and Sheriff Harry Sherwood
at conference with six men in
formally selected as representatives
of families present at the little Nor
wegian church yesterday when fun
eral services were held for Clara.
To Hire Detectives
It was suggested to the county Of
ficials that the money be used to hire
private detectives to trace the move
mcnts of Erdman Olson from the
time he fled from Gale College, at
Galesville, Wisconsin, 10 miles from
here, September 81
County officers today were await
ing word from Charleston, S. c.,
which might clear up two mysterious
kilograms received here last night by
Melvin Helgerson, l8-year-old chum
Of the missing boy. The first said:
"Comc. Urgent. Get finances there
Wire upon leaving to Attorney James
H. Bowman"
After consulting Sheriff Sherwood
Helgerson wired back: "How much p
The reply, which came quickly
said: "Wirc me thousand. Urgent
Immediately"
Shortly after the Charleston clue
developed, Sheriff Harry Sherwood
here was notified that youth giving
the name Of "John Pittman" but an.
swering the description Of Olson was
held at Alma, Ga. The suspect had
been working on farm for two
weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08
REINFORCING TROOPS
ON ALBANIAN FRONTIER

Budapest, Dec. 8.-R-Jugo Sla-
via is reported to be reinforcing her
troops on the Albanian frontier. Dis
patches say movements for the re-
grouping Of her military units began
yesterday.
The Newspaper Magyar Orsxag says
it learns that Jugo Slavia will threat
en- to leave the League Of Nations II
that organization does not bring
about cancellation Of the Italo-Alban-
ian treaty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08
Farmers Meetings
Open at Drisc0ll

The first Of series Of farmers
institutes being sponsored by the
county agents office was held this
morning and afternoon in the town
hall at Driscoll. Meetings are to be
held at Sterling tomorrow, Mckenzie
Friday and Wayne Saturday. Other
meetings will be held during the early
part Of next week, their dates to be
announced later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08
MAN WHO SENT TELEGRAMS
BEING HELD AT CHARLESTON

Charleston, S. c., Dec. B.--LP)--A
man who signed attorney ]. p. Bow
man" to a telegram sent from here
yesterday to Mervin Helgerson in
Prairie du Chen, Wis.,, was in the
custody Of police today while efforts
were being made to check his activi-
ties.
Bowman admitted to Mayor Thomas
p. Stoney. who conducted an investi-
CATION, that he sent the telegram to
Helgerson requesting him to come
here Immediately and that he later
sent another message instructing
Helgerson to send $1,000. Both mes
sages, were sent, Bowman declared,
at the instance Of another man.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08
DUPLICATION OF
TREATY IS URGED

Vienna, Austria, Dec. 8.-CP9-Ad-
vices from Belgrade say Premier
Mussolini is reported to have sug-
gested to the Jugo Slavian minister
in Rome that Jugo Slavia duplicate
the Italian treaty with Albania. Jugo
'Slavia is said to regard the sugges-
tion favorably.
The treaties would form an or
ganic whole under the name Of "Trip
le Alliance"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08

Today's Doings in
Nations Capital

Congress meets at noon.
President Coolidge submits
budget message.
House takes up treasury post
office supply bill.
Poison gas treaty ratification
is before house.
Election committee moves to-
ward Gould investigation.
House naval committee cousid-
ers comparison of sea forces.
Democrats present measure for
permanent reduction Of taxes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08

WSS~sssSA NVsANsssOuo ~ ASVAsn 49,
kota points for the "a hours ending
at B .. m. today.
Temperature at q. m. .......... =
Highest yesterday ............... II
Lowest last night ............... g
Precipitation to q. m. ......... O
Highest wind velocity .......... 10
WEATHER FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly
fair tonight and Thursday. Not SO
cold tonight.
For North Dakota: Mostly fair to-
night and Thursday. Not so cold to-
night.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
High. pressure, with it's center over
British Columbia and Washington.
extends from the north Pacific coast
eastward to the great Lakes region.
Temperatures are low in North Da-
kota and in the central Canadian
Provinces while elsewhere moderate
temperatures prevail. A low pressure
area is centered over southern Utah.
Precipitation occurred over the GEN.
tral Rocky Mountain region, in the
Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes
region.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Official in charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08
GRAVE CRISIS
IS REPORTED
FROM RUMANIA
King Ferdinand Expected 10
Undergo Serious Intestinal
Operation Tomorrow
COUP D'ErAT RlJMORED
Conflict Anticipated Between
Two Separate Designs For
Dynastic Changes
COUP D'ETAT RlJMORED

Eucharist, Rumania, Dec. 8.-dP
hing Ferdinand underwent a
sec0nd operation ut IL o'clock
this morning. The doctors say
u was successful,
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Weather Report

Weather conditions at North Da-
kota points for the "a hours ending
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-08

Mostly fair tonig6t and TAurs-'
day. Not SO cold tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02
DC. BUILDING TOTAL
AELDAT PEAK POINT
Permits for New ConStruC-
ton Past Week Foot Up Ap-
proximateIy S1,1O,000.

New construction In the District OF
Columbia for the past seven DAYS has
maintained the peak point that mas
evidenced The building industry IN the
National Capital for the past year.
The total amount Of building au-
thorized during the past week amount
ed to approximately Sl.l4a.o0o. Apart
nl@nt houses ami residences being the
foremost projects authorized.
List ug Permits,
The permits granted are:
Joseph Raymond. owner and oulia'
Or. 10 make repairs. 1901 Georgia ave.
nue. DOT ll0. square 3059. 70 cost sSoe-
William 4. Moore. owner. archNect
and builder. to erect enc story
frame dwelling, 4olS Ely street south
east dots Il and IS, square 9S&4E To
cost 81 500.
Terrell & Dinger, owner and huIt0-
ers. TO erect eight frame private
garages. s505 Stuyvesant street ana
ss4s.4s.5e-5e-5s.6062 Tennyson street
Cots :, 20. 81, q. g. IS to Is. square
so0sl: TO cost $4,000.
ID T. Skidnlore. owner 20 erect
one cement block garage. 1887 Park
wood place Got $50, square SSS~ta; 10
cost $500.
Tosenh c Mas5evo. owner. TO erect
enc metal garage, i@@S y street north
east dots I'll ana 2is. square looSl; TO
cost $3.50.
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Clark, builders; 70 make repairs, 1oll
Connecticut avenue Dot 8, square 164
to cost $4,000.
Cement Bloclx Structure,
Haddie B. Thomas, owner; 70 erect
one cement block garage, "a len
nessee avenue northeast DOT 90
square NW-l0S3l; TO cost $500
Charles Daniels. owner and builder,
10 erect one brick garage. Io4i
Marion street Got IFS. square 44}l. u
cost $S50.
l.. Sugar. owner: TO make repairs
627 Eleventh street northeast uot -
square SS3l; to cost 81 600. -
SauI Rerman. owner and builder. 70
erect brick addition. aToi 7 street uot
sp2 square 1860. Ia cost SooV
/ = Dyer. owner; T., t., ward
huilaer. To erect one brick garage
1884 AT street dot 500, square 1885, "
cost 81 soc. 49,,
r. : Lawns. owner Is. +. Ward
b,ilaar. "a erect one brick garage.
1850 OTIS street Cot ms, square -NSs''
10 cost $500, .- ,,.,
Peter IA Burke. owner Lewis Man
,facturing Co. architestS' - .. ~
land Co. builders; 20 erect CIV I
story frame dwelling. @@Sa ! n'ISE
ghird street southeast dots | an" -.
square $500: To cost $1,000,
]. /. Kingman, owner and bul;1eT,
~ erect brick storage shed, sol N
street dots 500 and sol. square 4"o''
Nj Scovflle. owner. (, Spano \
So, l>,1t,8ers "a erect enc frame prl~
xa,e Sarase. 67Sl Second street 9 ,o6
al and Ni5. square SS6n, 20 cost Stty y,
Mary T.. Male, owner; }. " bsW I',.,
architect: ta erect new fouhd31lo.
1nder house and erect new fron'
noYy>h. Ssl5 Fourteenth street nerth.
aast tlot sec. square 4ol&E 70 cost
81 GOO "a ,>,;,a.
AZ. IN erect one frame private garage.
4los Emery place lot a. square
l7STl: 10 cost $500, ,~-.o
y. zarin. owner and builder Georss
architect; to erect onS
! story brick post office ami one
; story brick store and dwethnE,
400 and 40s Mimi. avenue. northeas'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02
ampton street Dot %. square 2s1o,. to

ampton street Got %. square 2s1O). to
cost $3.50.
Albert Small, owner; J. w. Quick,
architect: Quick Realty Co., builders:
to erect one two-story frame dwelling.
5s14 Nevada avenue dot. 81, square
1897. to cost $3.50
Lottie l.. Burn, owner; to erect one
brick, private garage, 2229 Newton
street northeast DOT IS. square 424D
to cost $500.
Two Projects Total $4,000
Cafritz Construction Co, owners
and builders. Harvey a. Warwick.
architect. to erect II twostory brick
dwelling 40l To 4al Delaheld place
Cots lS2 TO ZOE. square 32aD, to cost
$i05 900
Cafritz Construction Co, owners
and builders, Harvey H. Warwick,
architect, To erect 2t two. story brick
dwellings,. 400 to 440 Delafeld place
dots 1871 TO ISL, square 3s5r, to cost
sos 000,
l. l.. Asreal. owner; Milton Bolman,
builder; 20 erect one brick private
garage. 1896 Buchanan street dot 50,
square 2alSl. 10 cost $500
f. r. Reed, owner. II, @. Drach.
builder; to inclose rear porch. li13
Buchanan street Oot 7,1square 2920)
to cost $500.
Thomas r. Dewdney. owner; Wal
ter Case, builder: TO make interior re-
pairs. 1900 Webster street DOT SO,
square "64O. to cost $4,000
J Y. Pennebaker. owner j. T., Sohl
architect: H. r. Rohrer, builder; to
erect one one-story brick addition, 22S
/ street part of lot Il, square 562l, to
cost $500.
D. T.. Nichoi, owner and builder to
make repairs. 1005.l0it Thirteenth
street Cots IS and So, square 2S4), to
cost 5000.
William H. Seeccr, owner and build.
err; to erect one metal private garage
1852 Fourth street DOT 1902, square
3249l to cost $3.50
Fl. L. Howard, owner; Milton Boil
man. builder; to erect one metal pri-
vate garage. 1246 u street northeast
Dot 2l2, square 1909: to cost $3.50.
r. T. Stout, owner and builder; to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02

Mrs. s. A Ribhlett, owner: Harry
Nichter. Inc. builders; to erect one
one-story brick addition. 2217 Wash
ington circle DOT l5 square 52l to cost
50 900
Fl. A. ellis. owner and builder. Mar.
Gus Hailet architect. to erect one two
story frame dwelling. 5504 Thirty-sec-
ond street dot 35, square 2o23). to cost
50 900
II. ID. Iilner. owner, architect and
builder: to erect two one-story frame
/ dwellings,. 5000 and 3204 6 street
southeast tiots rs TO 20. square $500
to cost $4,000
III. ID. iiner. owner and builder. 10
erect two frame garages. 32O0-04 G
street southeast Cots Is to 90, square
$500. to cost $500.
Albert Schulteis, owner and builder.
to erect one two-story brick and tile
dwelling. 1857 Patterson street dots
Z and 3. square 1859, to cost sec, 900.
May A. Mari. owner: H. A. ellis,
builder; 10 erect one frame garage.
aa2S cuesada street dot l5. square
1869, to cost 5000.
Dwelling 10 Cost 100000.
s. q. Johnson. owner: Hensley &
Hickman. builders, to erect one frame
! garage. SAIL Nevada avenue dot IS,
square 1892, to cost 5000.
Thompson's Dairy. owners; C..
Wohlgemuth. jr., builder; To erect
brick addition, 2012 Eleventh street
dots 500, sol, 500 and lot %. square
30Q. to cost SIS 900
w. ID. Spicknali, owner and builder:
George T. Santmyers, architect; TO
erect two one.story frame dwellings,,
ESQ and Ii Evarts street northeast
Cots u and II, square 4346). to cost
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02

Howard. Md for duty with the 18th
Brigade. Capt. Colby was formerly
attached 20 the Press Bureau of the
War Department and Is a prolifiv
writer on military and athletic topics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02
Capt. Colby Transferred.

Capt. Etoridge Colby. gath Infant :
has bee'. relieved from duty at Fort
BennlnE, Ca, and ordered to Fort
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$250,0O apartment.

Frank Tomlinson. owner and archt
tect. G.. Tomlinson, builder, to erec'
one six-story stone and concrete apart
ment. 236 Massachusetts avenue north
east dots 500 and sol, square 1901 70
cost S260,000
c. f. Aapes owner: j. II. IlHey
builder; TO erect one cement block ga
rage. ISIS Connecticut avenue DOT 90
square 2t07l. To cost $500.
L. H. Council. owner, J. T. Miller
builder. to erect one two'story frame
and stucco dwelling. 1923 Bunker I'LL
road northeast parcel 1879. square
3995: 10 cost Sc 500.
Louis j. Co2usnick, owner and
builder. 10 erect brick addition l92
Fourteenth street Got SO. square 2SO
to cost S9.000
Mark Wright. owner. Sears. Roe
buck & Co. designers; j. Thomas
builder. to erect one one-story frame
dwelling, 2416 T street southeast uots
and Z. square 5627l. to cost ST. 500.
Edward s. Morris, owner: j. Bryant
Smith. builder, 10 erect one metal ga
rage. 1929 Girard street northeast Got
IL. square 1856. to cost S400.
Sarah f.. Sonneman, owner; r. Son
neman, architect and builder; TO erect
one two-story frame dwelling, 3429
South Dakota avenue northeast Not
16. square 4245): TO cost $4,000.
J. 4. Brown. owner and builder; III.
w. Turner. designer to erect one two.
story cement block dwelling, 800
Sheriff. road northeast Got 81. square
5175): to cost SIS 600.
Maurice Leo and Fannie Schlosberg
owners; Blob & Baush, builders; 10
make repairs. 300 Fourteenth street
Got GAG. square 2674). to cost $4,000.
II. ]. Quinn, owner; d. f, Swab 4
Son, builders; to erect one frame ga
rage. 1907 GaIlatin street dot sos,
square 27t4), to cost $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02
dots 6 and !, square $685. to cost

dots 6 and z, square 5o52); to cost
$4,000
Home Savings Co, owners and
builders. Louis Justement| architect;
10 erect FIVE 2-story brick dwellings.
75S TO 76S Morton street Cots SEA and
SeS. square 2S94l; to cost $57. 500.
nj, Il, Bailey. owner and architect;
H. j. Horner. builder: to erect one
l.story hrick-and tile gas station.
9l5 Rhode Island avenue northeast
dots s. 8. part of and s, and part
Of lots Al and AZ, square SsasE TO cost
SI2 200
h. JANE. owner; Morris H. Bork.
man architect, to make repairs, Ella
G street 0ot -. square $500; to cost
S.. oO0
Guy T. Stewart. owner and buiid.
er; to erect seven metal private gar.
ages. l72S TO I734 street southeast
alleyl Cots Sla, S2S. SIS, SIS and S22,
square l09el. to cost $500
II. +. Huddleston. owner and build
er; William II. Lamar. architect: to
erect one 2.story brick dwelling
S2e6 klingle road dot ~. square 2l0n;
10 cost $4,000
III. + Huddlestou. owner and build,
~" William R,I.anar. architect, TO
erect one brick private garage. 1905
khngle read dot "a. square %lop. to
cost 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02
Brick and Frame Dwellings.

a, Milton and NJ. T.. LovelesS. own
erS. w, A. Loveless. architect and
builder. TO erect two two-story brick
and frame dwellings,. S909 and 1918
Joceiyn street dots 1 and ;. square
2o26l. to cost $4,000.
Georgetown Gas Light Co. owners
and architects; George A, and Will
liam Hughes. builders; to erect one
one story brick gas booster. 462t
Forty-first street DOT 5. square 1861.
to cost $4,000,
II. pisner, owner and builder; L. w.
Giles, architect; to erect two one story
brick stores, 500 and Sl1 Monroe
street northeast dot 8, square W.3S29l,
10 cost $4,000.
Mitchell Quick. owner and builder:
u. w. Wilson, architect: to erect one
two story frame dwelling, 295S North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-02

make repairs, 147l Monroe street Got
STA square 26T7); to cost $500.
William A. Hill Co.. owners and
builders; George n. Ray, architect; TO
erect one four-story stone apartment,
81 Kalorama circle dot &, square
2523l; to cost $40. 600.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

man orphan Rome, VIII meet at the
home, o'clock.
TONIGHT.
The District of Columbia Under
writer's Association will give a
banquet at the Hotel Raleigh. DR..
Solomon S. Huebner, University of
Pennsylvania, will speak on THE
Life Value and Life Insurance"
The Chemical Society Of Washing
ton will meet, 8:15 O'Clock, in as
sembly hall OF Cosmos Club. NJ. S.
Anderson will speak on THE Relation
Of Properties of Soil Colloids to Chem
ical Composition" "Glaucosil-a New
Silliceus Absorbent" will be consid-
cred by c. w. Whitaker and f. j.
Fox, and A. L. Mehring will tell of
1.-The Formation of Potassium Nitrate
From Potassium Chloride
The Workshop Players will present
1.-The Dreamy Kid" by Eugene O'Neii;
1.-The Romancers," by Edmund Rost-
rand, and THE Roor," by Tohekoff.
at Wilson Normal School at SIS
o'clock.
Holy Trinity branch OF the Holy
Name Society will meet. SIS o'clock,
in Trinity Auditorium, Thirty -sixth h
and 0 streets. Representative John
J. Boylan will speak. A smoker will
follow the business session.
A lecture on Christian Science
the Scientific Conception of God" will
be given by Peter V. Ross, c. S. b.,
of San Francisco, o'clock, in audi
torium of Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue. Free.
Senator Cole L. Blease will speak
on Law Enforcement" before the
Policemen's Association, o'clock, at
Pythian Temple.
The Ladies' Aid Of Hamline NJ. E.
Church. Sixteenth and Allison streets,
will serve dinner in the church hall
from $50 to o'clock. Allison street
entrance.
The Woman's Guild of Georgetown
Presbyterian Church will serve dinner
in the chapel, Thirty-frst and P
streets, from $50 to 7:30 o'clock.
Capital Council, Royal Arcanum,
will meet, s o'clock, in Pythian Tenn
pie. Past Grand Regent A. l.. Eher-
sole will speak.
The Spanish-American Atheneum
will meet, $50 o'clock, at the Wash
ington Hotel. Senior Francisco Banda
c. will make an address and Prof.
William T. Faulkner will read paper
on "Rumanian as Romance Ian
guage."
The Washington Chapter, American
Association of Engineers, will meet at
the Playhouse. There will be an open
forum on "City Management" Ad-
dresses by George A. Kicker and H.
K. Bush-BroWn.
The ladies OF Congress Street M. P.
Church will serve dinner in the Sum-
day School room of the church, from
$50 to o'clock. Proceeds will be
Evening star., 1926-03-11
WOMAN SUSPECTED
AS TAYLOR SLAYER
Relative of Girl Actress, At
tired as Man, Said to Have
Killed Director.
By Consolidated Press.

by consolidated PreSS.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March IL
The woman who killed William Des-
mond Taylor, motion picture director,
four years ago, doubtless smiled grim
ly when she read in Los Angeles
papers the report that District At
torney Asa Keyes was in New York
investigating new clues bearing on
the case. Many persons here are
firmly convinced that II Attorney
keyes could persuade certain people
right here to tell what they know
there would be no further mystery
in the killing of Taylor.
Many in the movie colony and
some police officials here have no
doubt that they actually know the
name and residence of the matron
who shot the debonnair director that
dark night.
According to a motion picture pro-
ducer who was an intimate friend
of Taylor, the director was killed by
a woman in male attire-by reia-
tive Of a young woman rising In the
films, who, the woman who COM
mitted the act believed, was being
drawn into intimacy by Taylor.
The writer has been given this
information by reliable inform
an had warned the director that she
would kill him if he continued his
relations with the girl. These al
legged relations included the playing
with liquor and drugs. Taylor is
said to have told friends that he
feared vengeance from the woman
and meant to be careful. Members
of the woman's family and police
know the woman left home in male
attire the night the director was
killed, but she defied detectives who
questioned her to produce any evi-
dence against her.
Police, though convinced that she
shot Taylor, We're unable to secure
sufficient proof to warrant an ar
rest. Persistent efforts to build up
d case that would stand up in court
failed and the attempt was aban-
doned.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
FLAG INSTALLATIONS
AGAIN TO BE TAKEN UP
Arts Commission to Act on Size and
Shape for Street Decora-
tions March 25.

Further onsideration will be given
by the Commission Of Fine Arts at
its meeting March 25 to the size and
shape of the flag installations pro-
posed for the downtown streets of
the city by the American Legion. The
legion committee has announced it
will go direct to the District Commits
sioners for permission to extend the
uniform flag decorations to the prin.
cipal downtown thoroughfares.
Three weeks ago commission mem
bers viewed the first flag installation
on F street between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets. approved the installa-
tion in principle and recommended
that the flag staffs be enlarged and
the flags made larger The legion
committee believes the present de-
sign is suitable, contending it was
adopted after lengthy tests under try
ing weather conditions. Legion rep
resentatives will appear before the
commission March rs to explain their
views on the flag installations.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
.15THB0DY TAKEN
FROM MINE SHAFT
Four Still Missing-Two Be-
Iieved to Be in Pit
Filled With Water.
Hy the Associated Press.

ECCLES, W. Va, March 1.-THE
death toll Of the Crab Orchard mine
explosion mounted to Is today with
the recovery of another body. Res
cuers continue their search for four
miners listed as missing.
The body found this morning was
revealed after pumps had lowered
the level of water in q pit at the
bottom Of the shaft. 1t Is believed
that two additional bodies Will be
found in the pit.
Rescue crews continued their work
q mile back in the mine in the hope
Of finding two machine men, who
were in that section Monday night
when the fatal blast occurred. The
rescuers reported that In this region
the mine was badly damaged by the
explosion, indicating that the main
force of the blast was in that sec
Evening star., 1926-03-11
Two Taken in Dope Seizure.

CHICAGO, March IL R).-John
Rogers, Chicago, and Abe Cohen. drug
store proprietor, are held by Federal
agents In connection with the seizure
Of morphine valued, at peddlers'
prices. ut 1915, 900. The morphine
was shipped here in two trunks from
New York. where the shipper is under
surveillance, the agents said.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

used to pay conference budget assess.
ment. Public invited. To be repeated
tomorrow, same hour and place.
The United Lodge Of Theosophists,
1871 X street, will have q study class.
Public invited.
Unity Society, 1926 I street, will
have a class in lesson in truth, led
by Garnett January, o'clock.
Tho monthly meeting Of the Wash.
ington Alumnae Chaper Of Delta Zeta
Fraternity will be held at the nurses
home Of the Emergency Hospital.
Miss Melva John will act as hostess.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
Files in Bankruptcy.

The Knickerbocker Market Co. at
2440 Eighteenth street has filed petit
ton in voluntary bankruptcy. The
company lists its debts at $7.S76.3O
and estimates his assets at $1,000.
Attorney L. ]. Heller appears for the
company.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
Seeks Divorce From Banker.

PARIS, March II R.-Mrs. Ellis
beth Pabst Parmentier today intro
duced a petition for divorce from
Douglas Parmentier, banker of New
York city. She charges abandon
ment. The couple were. married at
Milwaukee, Wis, October 2S, 1913.