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New Britain herald., 1926-03-17

Girls just must curl and wave bobbcd hair to appear their pret- ticst. But constant curling and wav- ing burn and dry the luster, vitality and very life from the hair.
 To offset these bad effects, just get @5-cent bottle of delightful, refreshing 'Danderine" at any drug store or toilet counter and just sec for yourself how quickly it reyives dry, brittle, lifeless, and fading hair.
 "Danderine" is dependable tonic and will do wonders for any girls hair. It nourishcs, stimulates and strengthens each single hair. bring ing back that youthful gleam, glnt and vigorous luxuriance. Fall ing hair stops and dandruff disap- pears. 'Danderine" is pleasant and easy to use.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
TO BE LINKED BY AIR

Philadelphia, March 17 P'~A plan for linking the United States with all its possessions by air was outlined yesterday by Captain George W. Steele, L. S, N,, designer of the dirigible Los Angeles and commander of the Lakehurst (N. J) naval air station, in an address be- fore the engineers club of Phila- delphia
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
LEWIS FOX ELECTED

Princeton, N. J., March 17 PH-- Lewis Fox of Hartford. president Of the National Students Federation of America. yesterday vas elected to tho Princeton senior council. Fox vas chairman of the Princeton com mittcc which arranged the national collegiate world court conference held here last December.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
QUAKE DOES DAMAGE

London March r PS-One hun drod and ninety houses collapsed during q heavy earthquake at Dem izlu in Asia Minor yesterday. says q dispatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph from Constantinoplc. Seven persons were killed and many injured.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
Aspirin Cargle in Sore Throat
 or Tonsi|itis

Prepare a harmless and cffcctlv" gargle by dissolving two "Baycr Tablets Of Aspirin" in four 'ahlr- spoonfuls or water. GarEle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hous, fl nercSsDr ".
 E" su, tou G-. rnN 's. a.','.- inc Eay'r Aspirin. tlarl'l ~uh tlr Baycr Cross. which can he had in lin boxes of iv'fvc tablets for few cents.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
AI,NA. NSSIST. ATTY. CEN

Ioston. March l7 tP'-A,torney General Jay F. Benton today nn- uounccd the appointment of Jacob L. Wcispal of Boston as assistant alora,y general. Mir Wciseman will surce,l Louis Goldberg, who was 1;ly anpointoI commissioner Of rn)lic utilities by Governor Fuller
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17

Hurry Mo'h'r! Even a frctfuI, ,.erieh, bilious or rJns!poi'd child I,,.- tuc Il,asn,r test. of 'Cahfor- bi. Ilr Syru,' uI Y n'''r !"i's 10 open la" bowels, \ '"aspoontHI 'oiay mag lrn.ou' a sick criII to- WoGIoW.
 Ask your ,IrDsg,,' Tor s"nuin" 'raujfornla Fig S}rup' which has 4lurlious for n.A's and children Of .ll ages printed or 5"ul". Mo'h"T' ,ou must say "CaIitoruia" or you mav Et an ml'3'5or fig syrup.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17

W. food frrmrnts !r eau7,s Eas 10 form. mi. laS. n the ease of Mrs II. 1as1-. ur,--.l oa h,r hra!t and lungs ind raU7,L I.IcA trouh'". Finally Sh" r.I,I '9. ml\rur" ut tuclthorn bark, Ely- .rrine, ,,.. Clluowu as AdlnlhW and 1t
 ..l"a h 1 .t oI.. Q.
 Mary "ori. Ey"p tn, OUTSIDE hody ,..au tu' ',' tu.ir IN$IUi. hudy stay full .: 4.s aN] uo.sou,, Gi}" tnc inside Il EENl r.su,.'a w.h '.t niStmc Of n.N'hom bark, e.}ccHno, etc., ns sold under 'h' nam" ot Ad'rI!ka. This acts on l|'TN uppr onl bower bowels, eliminates r.r'.'lo, Io'snrs .rUd removes old matter whi.h vrU url,r thought was in your -l -rIa tlul Whi,h caused sour stomach. .rt"u+r,r~. s',. il,'ss1.--. Letla"ho, ntr.
 Nn''t',r rur rat too rlG i. heavy food, '' Nil."!sa REMOVE 'h" undiE"st"d sur r,ns aud ha}e you feeling line. ONE s-o"utW r'4..'s 'iAS nuG tah.~ away ;hat fri h'.ai,d tcriire Even If your bowels
New Britain herald., 1926-03-17

t'iln'o rs cn Mount l.N'r"y'. at nu .1 iu,, o' 1a.noo f,.1, Ios' th'il .'Uso oC tnst', pnpp,rmiu'S and onions seeming 10 have practically 10 flavor.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

1900 PARK RD Corner 18th st-Sde
posure End floor. separate entrance: )
rooms. housekeepinE. See il and you will
rent II. $40: year lease April !.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

s4a NEWTON ST-Nr Ga ave. trolley:
modern, new apt bldg.: ami, Representa-
~ Su p'nn, aau snLudS .S Ss,h. ,rr,.
closets.
Two rooms kit. hall and bath, All De;
sirable for young couples seeing lou priced
arts. $40 10 S41.50. Going.
Evening star., 1926-03-26
For RENI-STORES.

STORE ;5x:3. GOOD BUSINESS LoCA- 1ti.
1iai nals i5th u =" ST SW@sToRE w. 7sgs ; R ~ b
splendid location. only sl1o, 6. b. L1KENs.
NEW STORES .4aoa TO 4aII GA AVE.
tor Rent $50 owner Adams 6lao,i.
ALL BUSINESS. 1855 p Nw-sToRE AND
cellar neg! = NE; w sf.HAN Hii1i; ! Co.
s0t 4iS Sr e.oFrs .DS n":ns'r sns $50 fine
''.'' .ss ~" ,'F ',fS%'s Ma, s,e
Desirable store ore room oha' thorouFhiy modern
near large apartment house and high school.
Itla y / = FshL,NG 4. Nc
1909 PA. AVE. tNEXT TO PEOPLES sl:5 90
$d"5 a"5 G1 aih sns bath !" :" 8"
Main isol nAvip 7. BARRY. 1907 i i.
4oa eIsiore & r.. h.. h..w.b.. 90 90 SO So
ZOOS 9TH ST. n.w........ so 90
i,d "a: :. car, .,.:s!cr. .:; k'irh. b. s"S" 5" g"
- sJ,AMEs T sHEA
18th ST. NEAR large. BRIGHT
store. .as. eIec. Rent, $40 90
33s st. w.--StornroOn 2as and eiec
vide and deep, $40 90
1919 7th -. n.w.-store. with gas cleo.
Deem lot. tRent $4,000
CHAs. : sHREvE l?e" Conn Ave NV.
NEW HILL BUILDING.
18th and | !Sts.
month. oSLY oSF NJ LEFT same amo"", am mt
of sns"e ~ basement goes with ehop
MOORE & HILL. lNC..
40 18th 81
FINE. LARGE STORE. 47O6 l4th ST. NV
--Sultable for any business. rent reduced
from S1@5 90 to 500 90
PERCY n. RUSSELL COMPANY
a2f I5th St NV
BASEMENT OF THE RYON BLDG 18Th
Il. al Newton. front arranged for nice office
rear space suitable for small amount of sup
phes. mechanics tools etc. such a. num he =
carpenter. paper hanger sign house paint
sr- etc. rent reasonable including heat and
light
y. + RYON Co INC
34lS 18th St. Columbia lS1~
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1903 CLIFTON ST-Nr Central High Sch
3 rooms housekeeplng: desirable exposure
Will be rented quickly AT S65.
Evening star., 1926-03-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ELECTRIC MOToRs-wiii sell or trade .or
motor n n'oiss; Fs'reA 5baHne sR 1pd acl ssoosw
s1.1OO EQUITY IN BABY GRAND AMPIcO
ONO ofTce' or 'u''''s A'o'eS' DoA 'O as.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4.ROOM BUNGA.
%M bn'n idr rGc ssd ear NoTs
looACRE TRUCK FARM ON W. B. =.
w. r., far from state road csnysn,en, on ho,,o TO
in saceen, nsn Ha,G conGon fafie itsd with elect and
M,1t bath Barn: garage and farm sauipme.n,s n1.n
ssy saSssss 's' 9th suHu1s'G l,ls .pa gS
ftAkrk fataEsai BANK a shSLfs fas Iaurt f Md Laurel '
HOMES. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES,
s or sass and properties Cons
we Sf,,a sAfpiSER 'Hs4.R"fs 6rSH 81 q! 1Se f!Se'
not for you sta,e What soF You phhaeKd have ard wF.
you wish; We have large list and ON,
Bm Uptown and Ct ciarendan ei"fs 0ofR ofce. ur Unit,
n. f. RYON CO.. INC.
Columbia 1877. 3tIs 18th Ct. =.
clarendon 1880. 1908 WILSON EI.d.
SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-,sTQRE AND two
BtfNAN 1 HEiSzMAN i5o4 + :,
sos NEW YORK AVE. NV
large front room converted into store Fx-
.dty bI "cson d1r any nv -, ssG
This property. priced very low for. ir-.
mediate sale. For fun particulars and m
HOS Vermont Ave Nam lO"GO
l7l7 9Th ST. NV.
Splendid Business Property.
Containing brick store with seven rooms
and bath. electricity. NV. h; On the r-ea, ot
able terms open daily from a n, to 5 p M.
Business Properties
Department,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
,.1s ry. St, Re Ff'I'0r'- Franklin a,oa
REMARKABLE OFFERING.
ON l4th BETWEEN y. y.
| AVE. & THOMAS CIRCLE.
Are YOU looking for
sound investment or an =
excellent speculation in
Washington business prop
erty? Here is a building
that is exceptional from =
either viewpoint-a four
story brick structure en- 4.
tirely occupying a 1OO-foot
lot in one of the best busi-
ness squares on 14th street.
Large store on ground
floor leased for term of
years To responsible ten
ant. Six large apartments
above. Gross annual rental
about $1,000. Can be pur-
chased for $4,000. Full
details on request to >
Business Properties Dept. e.,
BOSS & PHELPS
MAIN $500
l4l7 X Street '.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

STANLEY ARMs-12th st. above Mass
ave Just completing. Now listing for fine
modern ants al low rates High. .speed eleva-
room dressing closet equipped with built in
bed bath. kltchen-ahout half with dining
Evening star., 1926-03-26
MATCH THESE-FOR SMALL STORE
OR LOTS.
S:}32- 1894 Belt rd.
31l 13H st. NV.
w j. DOW 2O1 Colorado Bldg

W. J. DOW. 2O1 Colorado Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Store and three apartments
with 2-car garage. now renting
for $2,34O.W per year, will eN-
change for one-story store in
good location.
l4th STREET.
A store 21x13O with two
apartments. Can give posses
sion September first. Owner
will take back two-thirds of sale
price as first trust for FIVE years.
Office open every night until
nine.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
8O4 18th Street. Main 24244.
"Over Forty Years OF
Real Service"
Evening star., 1926-03-26

BETHESDA. MD.-Choice. New ants. "
rms kit. bath. ami. Suburban, inviting
Evening star., 1926-03-26

1885 PHELPS PLACE--Nr. Conn, ave
Refined apt bldg elevator: rms. house
keeping A bargain; furnished II desired.
until Oct
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FOR RENT TO COLORED
S1e 9Th 81. n.e.-S rooms and bath. .S75 90
1S4b seaton ~. vs. rooms and b. 30 90
CHAS. LINKIES..
204 McGill HldR. Main 1850.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

RENT Observation-Disclosures
33O John Marshall nj.
7;RnoN HOUSE MAR LEE HIGHWAY.
$40 ner month. Call Potomac zoos.
SILVER sPRING-l4 ROOM HOUSE. ,srA
% cions Iorch.s, baths slec lights s ssnlendid
nssn5o cnis Pscne pM M ruG faEae sn of'
ss4f stIS sDs Rent saae.d aEHd boR d
81 Q ST. N.E-6 ROOMS. ALL MODERN
Annly irS 7oi 9TH ne. nc AtIsntic s. 81.
SSs az. sard Ssd!ooT GsR sR1cKa 7aS
cars: house socd condition; near sch:ol:
Splendid BUNGALOW. NEAR 18th And
rase "a sac G. b LiRT%s fRf%s 'sMfa Main 5" ga
Soqs;, : h a,;a a;m:, IS, oaTsa" at 50 G.
cHss rffs r"sif sHRFvE EVE T:s eco Conn s %se
VERY REAsoNABLE RENTAL BASIS;
NC SSaIfanHT4s%dE Sa al sd7 RfAnnk1 rsankn 5000
l7ea r sT-1e SPACIOUS; AM, Rooms
a,s" 5,room apartment. furnished. r.
GHEy1Y, ,1 cnASE En- D, C cMopERS 7oNo. dSS ,,,s DE
ses1ns noh iron, and back nerchss s,b
half block to, bus. convenient TO schools and
Cor" o shHps hs sass s,sr so or
i. n;w.-s SPACIOUS rooms, tiled bath; open
oer d pig Scaan Scs 'S @ 1tafA AaBfRAMs Main 70
=, -, .:Ss . = - y, y - :, WV 1 -, >,
ah ssan Sk% no a ars fas
18th nv Yard. lawn. Col. 1000, Apart
!fSs RENT1coIoRED-e.RooN BUNGALOW.
remodeled: s35 so: references MCKINLEY
ORGANIZATIONS. 1925 You NV. 2S'
1853 BRYANT ST Nv ROOMS. COO 90
s4Ys Ys'" 18th ' st: nw.-l'o rooms. 'o"'"" WV
1908 s4th st. n.w.--a rooms bath. 90 oo
4's st. .MAfRi5t Tm FoF"f g bo%Six(. s2's 500"
1910 ST. NV Franklin $500.
NEAR DUPONT, CIRCLE:
Nne rooms oa ana bath hotswater ] heat. cleo
,,,n Tyi.f<a RTTHEKroRn, NTH RtI1IaD, iSG SSs NV
s's"' ES% EHS%' r. ''SsaSy scH%Hhfs Gs''fssd $3.50"
Main 6.lo. 734 18th 81. NV.
2.4 JonN MARSHALL; 5 LII, PL, M, NV: .,,u,
ing: 10 rooms and " baths ami. suitable
for for roominS house moderate rental: Key at
WILCOX. HANE 4 co. INC,
Main 3a64 14.c st. NV.
6I9 NJ NE-6 r. 4 B.. COLONIAL BRICK !:
h.-w.h. cleo: brick garage: available April
n Z. RYoN CO.. NC 1923 F st. Main 1897.
FOR COLORED.
36 st. n.w.-Six rooms and bath near
Union Station: rent just reduced to $4,000,
1914 Union st. s.w.-SiX-roOm brick
house, rent. $500.
443 Neal st. p.w.--Three- room and bath
apartment: rent. $3.50. All the above
THE HERBERT CO.
713 H st. NV.
FOR RENT-SIX ROOM BRICK. WITH
bath: all morern improvements coals vault
coin 1881. Line. 24O0. 2S'
l24 ADAMS ST NW-8 K. AND B.. PER-
feet condition cleo. h.-w.h.. large lear ga
CAYwooD BROS. & GARRETT. Inc
915 New York Ave. NV
Groom HOUSE FOR RENT OF FOR SALE
$50 monthly. FRED CLAEYs. Glenncar-
FOR RENT TO COLORED.
S1e 9Th 81. n.e.-s rooms and bath, S75 90
CHAS. LINKINs.
204 McGill Hlae. Main 1850.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

ELECTRIC MOToRs-wiII sell or trade 90
q. =. motors a !, h.p and 3 h.p.. d. 2
motor. Patrick o Donnell Line. zoos W
Evening star., 1926-03-26

Modern freproof building convenient 10
Government depts and downtown business
section. Apartments OF one room. dining
alcove. kitchen and bath and two rooms
dining alcove kitchen and hath.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

HOCKsBORO. 1717 ST Nw.-Elevatol
eerv1ce, chance opening ! room. kit.
Evening star., 1926-03-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Contfnued)

Apartment Hotel, Tilden Hall,
3o45 Conn. ave.-Only ? house
keeping apis. now available zone
4 rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, and one ? rooms, fur
nished. Cafe, switchboard, ele-
vator service. Resident man
ager.
Evening star., 1926-03-26
RENT HOl,SES-Ft.RNISHFD

LARGE BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW AMI;
] acre. garage: piano near car and bus
lines. minutes to Georgetown; large porch.
Mr.. CROSON. SO Melwood ave. Cherrydale.
Va. Phone Clarendon 13S-J,,. 90
A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME OF ROOMS
and baths. hot-water heat. electricity:
pOrches: nige large yard: huilt-in garage.
Near i4th and Iowa ave. NV. rent. 500
per month
PERCY r. RUSSELL COMPANY
Evening star., 1926-03-26

THE GORGAS--Ga. ave and Aspen st. I
rooms, Housekeeping. with recep. hall and
hath. ami. Inspect today only unoc-
Evening star., 1926-12-12

Princess Victoria Louise,
daughter of the ex-Kaiser of
Germany, with her two sons,
Ernest August and George
William, photographed on the
grounds of their country estate
near Berlin.
g Underwood & Underwood
Evening star., 1926-12-12

Chang Tso-Lin, dictator of
Manchuria, who has been
chosen generalissimo of wha,
is proclaimed the union of all
the northern China forces in
their struggle with the Can
toraSa g Wide World Photos
Evening star., 1926-11-07
BUDN|Tz RESIGNS
PROHIBITION POST
Andrews Denies Local Chiefs
Quitting Is Connected With
Four DismissaIs.

Edmund Budnitz, prohibition ad-
ministrator in charge of Maryland,
Delaware and the District of Colum-
Ma, yesterday rendered his resigna-
rlon in order that he may return to
the practice of law in Baltimore.
The resignation, which was under
stood to have been received late yes
terday. asked that he be relieved of
his responsibility at the early con-
venience of Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Lincoln c. Andrews, In
charge Of prohibition. 1t was re-
auested that this be not later than
December /.
The resignation of Mr.. Budnitz. who
was the first prohibition administrator
for this district appointed by Gen.
Andrews when he took over the reihs
of prohibition enforcement for the
Nation more than a year ago, Will
leave vacant two posts of importance
to the District of Columbia. The Of
flee of deputy administrator for Wash
ington, operating nominally under
Budnitz, became vacant Friday on the
requested resignation OF r. l.. Lv-
insston, following an incident two
weeks ago, when a group of local pro-
hibition agents halted the automobile
of Charles r. Nash, assistant com
missioner of internal revenue, with a
smoke screen and, 1t was alleged py
officials, at the point OF guns. LiV-
ingston resigned and three pronlni-
ton agents, z. X. FITZPATRICK, D. "A.
Carter and Leroy Cook, were ais
missed.
Denies Raid Figured.
The Budnitz resignation. however,
II was emphat stated by Gen.
Andrews last night had no connec'
ton whatever with the Nash incident.
and consequent separation from the
service of four agents.
Indications were strong yesterday
that strenuous efforts will be mace
bv the dismissed agents to obtain
yindication from the charge that they
used drawn revolvers, and threat.
ening and insulting language and
methods absolutely without cause or
even excuse"
At the Treasury there were no indi.
cations as to who will be appointed
to fill the two posts. Speculation con-
cerning the Budnitz administrator.
ship, however. DrOugnt III the IdHe y.
Herbert H. White. administrator OF
Fort Worth, Tex, who was called in
during the past week by Gen. Andrews
for a conference. 1t was not revealed
whether Gen. Andrews has MIR. White
in mind for the post at Baltimore,
where MIR. Budnitz has his headquar-
ters.
The position of deputy administra-
tor, vacated by Livingston is being
filled for the time being by Edward e.
Deardorf. who has been appointed
acting" It is understood, however.
that in time Gen. Andrews will name
another man to take permanent
charge.
Hold Search justified.
The three prohibition agents dis
missed were all veterans Of the World
War. Carter having a most distin-
guished record with Ave medals for
action under fire in France. while Liv-
| ingston, the deputy administrator. had
been in the Government service here
for many years. Livingston had been
promoted to his post from the ranks
after he had served with satisfaction
Continued on Page 5, Column A.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
TWO GIRLS AND BOY
PEPPERED WITH SHOT
Police Hunting for Person Whose
Gun Wounded Trio in Woods
Near District.

Two young girls, gathering Autumn
leaves. and a 15-year old boy, who was
out hunting rabbits. were peppered
with birdshot while in the north
eastern outskirts of the District yes
terday afternoon and police last night
began search for the unidentified
marksman. =. The condition of the
victims Is not serious.
Ada Conklin, Is. of BIAS Twenty
fourth street northeast. and Esther
Rauch, -, 3141 Twenty-fourth street
northeast, were picking specimens OF
leaves and studying natural history in
far from the juncture of the District
line and the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks, when the shower of small shot
struck their backs and arms.
Fifteen minutes earlier an unidenti-
fed colored man had shot and SINH
larry wounded James Herbert Boeh-
man, Is. Of 2S0S Douglas street north
east. who had been chasing rabbits
with a companion, George Bowling
Is, of 1706 South Dakota avenue north
east. The place where the boys were
hunting rabbits was within mile OF
where the girls were fired upon
Police are not certain the shooting
was the work of the same man.
The girls had no warning until the
leaden pellets struck them. AS they
ran in a panic they looked back and
saw colored youth on the brow of
a nearby hill. They did not remem
Der seeing anything in his hand and
were not certain he could have been
the one who did the shooting.
The boys told police they. had killed
rabbit when a colored man ap
preached them with a shiny shotgun
and demanded the rabbit. They re
fused and had started to run. they
said, when Boehman was struck in
the head with small shot. Bowling
was not hit. The boys say they can
identify the man they encountered
With Detective Mansfield they will
visit the scene today in search of their
assailant.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
TODAY'S STAR
PART ONE-52 PAGES.

General News-Local, National and
Foreign.
News Of the Clubs-Page 26
Schools and Colleges-Page %.
Serial, 'Laila page 30.
Y. W. C. A. News--Page 80.
Around the City-Page 81.
Parent-Teacher Activities-Page 33.
Boy Scouts-Page 80.
Civilian Army News-Page "a.
Girl Scouts-Page 35.
Radio News and Programs-Pages 46
and At.
Financial News-Pages so, 81 and So.
PART TWO-l6 PAGES.
Editorials and Editorial Features.
Washington and Other Society.
Reviews of Autumn Books-Page 4.
Notes of Art and Artists-Page 4.
Tales of Well known F'olk-Page 10.
d. A. r. Activities-Page II.
At the Community Centers-Page II.
PART THREE-i4 PAGES.
usements-Theaters and the Photo.
play.
Music-Page s..
Motors and Motoring-Pages 6, Z
and s.
Army and Navy News-Page 10.
District National Guard-Page II.
Spanish War Veterans-Page II.
Veterans of the Great War-Page u.
Fraternal News-Page 13.
PART FOUR PAGES.
Pink Sports Section.
PART FIVE-8 PAGES.
Magazine Section-F'iction and Fea.
lures.
PART SIX-10 PAGES.
CLASSIFIED Advertising.
Clubwomen of the Nation-Page 9.
GRAPHIC SECTIONS PAGES.
World Events in Pictures.
COMIC SECTION-4 PAGES.
Betty; Reg'lar Fellers; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mutt and jeff.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
'Hurricane" of Bees Wrecks Big Ships
Wireless and Sends Sailor to Hospital

and a buzz like several airplane mo-
tors was perceptible. Through my
glasses I could see the air teening
with bees"
Condensing the details somewhat,
his story relates the impact of the
beestor1n, the reeling Of . the good
ship. the transfer of the queen bee
to the liners aerial, with some few
million of her loyal retainers. and the
prompt collapse of that equipment,
preventing an SOS had one been
necessary. Mike, before winning his
A. B.. had had some dealings with
bees and he was sent along with an
oil smudge to clear the wires, and
Mike was under the doctors care for
three days. It's all in the record.
Capt. Ross didn't capture any Of
the bees, but he brought back two
chameleons for the Bronx Zoo.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Rv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 6.-A "hur-
ricane" of bumblebees threatened the
comfort, If not the safety, of the
crew Of the Dollar liner President
Adams on her recent trip through the
Mediterranean.
Can't. w. A. Ross. a veracious
mariner. has the proper entries in
his log to substantiate every detail. to
saw nothing of the ships hospital
record noting three days GONZALES
cence for Seaman Mike McGraw. one
of the volunteers summoned to repel
the boarders.
1T was a calm afternoon" reports
Capt. Ross. when a point or so on
the beam I saw black spot. Thinking
we were in for hurricane, ordered
everything battened. The spot spread
Evening star., 1926-11-07
Bolshevik Imitators of u. S. Film Stars
Give Real Kick to Russian Screen Fans

The new films are popular with the
Russians. many of whom confess that
they do not know the difference be-
tween the genuine and spurious ar
ticle, but Americans who have seen
the films characterize them as poor
talentless caricatures that deceive no
one except the guileless.
No attempt is made by the Kino of
ficials to offer these films to the Rus
sian public as genuine Hollywood pro
ductions. They frankly admit that
they cannot pay high price for
American films in foreign currency
which Is at a premium, so they are
booming the homemade American
pictures.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, November s.-Bolshevik
irnitator of American movie stars are
making a big hit with Russian screen
fans. who get quite kick out of
seeing diminutive New York police
men" welding little clubs and chasing
Illinski Apor. imitator of Harold
Lloyd. past the kremlin gates.
Finding it impossible to crafty
completely the Russian public's de-
mand for American motion pictures,
the States Kino Trust is producing
limitations of American films, with OBJ
scure Russian actors impersonating
such stars a. Douglas Fairbanks,
Charlie Chaplin. HarolA Lloyd and
Buster Keaton.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
ARMY TRIAL FOR FLYER.
Lieut.. Lehman Held in Killing Of
Man by Swooping Plane.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 6
@.-Lieut. A. J. Lehman of Lebanon,
Ind. held by military authorities at
Maxwell Field in connection with the
killing of Frank G. Browder, sr.. by
swooping airplane. October 9, will face
military court-martial, Maj. H. H. c..
Richards. comma nder Of the field. an
nounced today when informed that the
grand jury of Montgomery County had
failed to return indictments in the
case. ~
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Six Killed in Plane Crash.

LA PAZ Bolivia. November R.
Six persons were killed when a
junker airplane fell near Santa Cruz,
Bolivia. today. The dead include the
pilot and mechanic and Emilio Antelo.
Bolivian consul at africa.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
WEATHER.

~. S. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Fair and mild temperature; tomor.
row increasing cloudiness.
Temperature-Highest, 56, at 4p.m.:
lowest. SO. at 6 am
Full report on page Z.
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Expenditures Explained.

The committees report was sub
It explained that the net increase in
expenditure for additional medical in.
spectors would amount to $4,000 at
the end Of the hrst year, $31, zoo at
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