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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

day, Priscilla Dean in "The Speeding
Venus and Felix cartoon; Thursday,
Dorothy Gish in Nell Gwyn," Topics
Of the Day and Bray cartoon; Friday.
Jetta Goudal and Mary Brian in
paris at Midnight" and Art Lake in
1.-THE Village Cutup"; Saturday, Buck
Jones in Lazy Bones" and Aesop
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LI\COLN-"Nantrap."

Clara Bow. Percy Marmont. Ernest
Terrence. Eugene Palette, Josephine
Crowell and Miss Du Pont have the
leading roles in Paramount's preduc-
ton. 'Mantrap," to be seen the first
three days Of this week, beginning
this afternoon, at the Lincoln Thea
ter, together with Mack Sennett's
comedy. "Ice-Cold Cocoas.'
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Bebe Daniels. supported by Ricardo
tortez. in Volcano" and as a spe-
ial attraction, The Vision a nat
ural-color study based on "a famous
painting, also Walter HERS in Wire
less Lizzie: Saturday, Ken Maynard,
supported by Dorothy Devore. liz
First Nationals Western production,
Senior Daredevil" supplemented by
Jimmie Adams in Chase Yourself,
and d Grantland Rice ''Sportlight."
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their operators with a 10 per cent
increase.
William Fox is to build a $500 .seat
house in Detroit.
Marie Dressler has returned with
a number of short subjects, comedies.
scenics and travelogues. which she
made under the direction of Harry
Reichenbach. who wrote the stories
and accompanied the coincidence on
five months tour of Europe. Nella
Webb, former stage actress, appears
in the pictures.
Virginia Lee Corbin will play OPP
posite Ben Lyon in Not Herbert for
First National.
Fox is to film Carmen with
Dolores del Rio in the title role. and
Edwin c. Hill is in Spain assembling
the costumes.
Tom Moore will play opposite
Laura la Plante in Owen Davis story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

To-day and tomorrow, Clara Bow and
Ernest Terrence in "Mantrap" and
charley Chase in Mighty Like n
Moose; Tuesday and Wednesday.
colleen Moore in ELLA Cinders" and
Helen and Warren in THE Family
Picnic: Thursday, Jacqueline Logan
and Louise Fazenda in ''Footloose
Widows" and Cameo comedy. Loud
Speakin' Papa; Friday, Hoot Gibson
in THE Man in the Saddle" and
Ralph Graves in 'Funnymooners'
Saturday, Zane Grey's desert Cold
and Charley Cooke in Scared Stiff. y
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HOME.

To-day, Jacqueline Logan and Louise
Fazend2, in "Footloose Widows" and
Charles Puffy in MIXED Doubles;
tomorrow. Hoot Gibson in The
Man in the Saddle" and juvenile
comedy. "Raisin' Cain; Tuesday.
Betty Compson and House Peters in
counsel for the Defense" and Theda
Iara in Madam Mystery"; Wednes-
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Continued from First Page.)

in Meet the Prince" Theda Bara in
Hal Roach's production, Madam Mys-
terry. and the Pathe Review; Friday.
Emil .iannings, European screen star,
in Variety" supplemented by Ralph
Graves in Mack Sennett's production.
Meet My Girl and Topics of the
Day; Saturday, Bebe Daniels in Vol.
cano," supplemented by an Imperial
comedy. "A Bankrupt Honeymoon,
and Screen Snapshots.
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Next Week Photoplays.

COLUMBIA-Lillian Gish and
John Gilbert in La Boheme."
METROPOLITAN - Corrinne
Griffith i'll Into Her King
dom.
RIALTO-Francis X. Bushman
and Billie Dove in THE
Marriage Clause
PALACE-Norma Shearer ii,
THE Waning Sex"
TIVOLI-"You Never Know
w ON ~ Fig Leaves"
Diplomacy" and My Own
Pal
AMBASSADOR-"Into Her
Kingdom" so This Is Paris"
Nell Gwynn' and Lazy
bones"
LINCOLN (colored)--"Nell
Gwyn,' $50 This Is Paris"
and THE Speeding Venus"
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CHEVY CHASE.

To-day. Colleen Moore in ELLA On
ders" and Cliff EoWes in Don't Miss,
tomorrow. Norman Kerry in 9TH,
Love Thief" and Neeley Edwards in
Who's Next; Tuesday, The Isle Of
Retribution" ana Mack Sonnett's
Wandering WilieS"; Wednesday,
Alma Ruheus and Edward lowe III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

Saturday, Florence Vidor and Jack
Holt in Sea Horses" Mack Sennett
comedy, Take Your. Time" and
chapter S, "The Phantam Police
(matinee only.
PRINCESS.
Today, Jack Holt in Zane Grey's
Born to the West" Alice Day in
Light Housekeeping" and news
events; tomorrow, matinee at pm,
Ernest Terrence in 1.-The Wanderer"
and Walter HERS in Wireless
Lizzies"; Tuesday, Raymond Griffith
in "Wet Paint. and Fox Imperial
comedy. also surprise night; Wednes-
day, Bebe Daniels in "The Palm
Beach Girl and Bobby Vernon in
'Babette''; Thursday, Lionel Barry
more in 1.-The Lucky Lady, comedy
and added attraction; Friday, Edmund
Lowe in Black Paradise" episode 2
of Strings of Steer matinee only.
comedy and news events; Saturday,
Buck Jones in 1.-THE Fighting
Buckareo," last episode of "The Bar
c Mystery" and comedy, "Creeps and
Fables"
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CIRCLE.
COLONY.

Today. Ford Sterling and Lois Viii
son in The Show OFF, and Art Lake
in Hearts for Rent; tomorrow,
Clara Bow and Ernest Terrence in
"Mantrap" and Bobby Vernon in It'll
We Eat Again; Tuesday, May Alli
son and Holmes Herbert in Wreck
age" and Hal Roach's Never Too
Old; Thursday. Kenneth Harlan in
king of the Turf" and Buster Brown
in Buster Helps Dad; Thursday,
William Boyd in THE Volga Boat
man; Friday. Bryant Washburn in
Wandering Footsteps" and Lupino
Lane in Fools Luck; Saturday
Evelyn Brent in Secret Orders" and
Imperial comedy, "a Bankrupt Honey
moon"
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Beware of Widows" when it IL

Beware of Widows" when it IL
filmed.
Mae Bush wants to free lance aud
it is said ru-Goldwyn-Nayer viii
release her from her contract after
three more pictures for that COM
pany.
Rex Ingram. who is back in this
country after n two years absence
says he is going to take good. lon:,
rest.
Variety continues to draw. its re-
ceipts for two months thus far avcr-
aging $50 900 a week.
Misplaced IIiShbrowS." n five-reel
Danish comedy featuring Ole and Axcl
and with Einair Hanson in the cast
drew IL $500 audience in San Frau
cisco recently.
An interesting interview with Err a
Won Stroheim is reported from Berl;u
CONTINUED or Fourth Pagel
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SAVOY.

To-Day, Priscilla Dean in The Speed
ing Venut" and Glenn Tryon in 1.-The
Cows kimona": tomorrow, Forrest
Stanley and Dorothy Revier in
when Husbands Flirt' and Wanda
Wiley in Mixed Brides; Tuesday,
William Boyd in THE Volga Boat
man.; Wednesday, Emil Jannings in
Quo Vadis" and Aesop Fable; Thurs
day, Robert Frazer IN 1.-The Lady
From Hell" and Imperial comedy
Heavy Swells"; Friday, Hoot Gibson
in 1.-The. Man in the Saddle" and
Charley Chase in Mama, Behave:
Saturday, Richard Talmadge in "The
Blue Streak" Clyde Cook in Scared
Stiff" and Spotlight.
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Photoplays This Week

siberia" and Felix cartoon: Thurs
day, Madge Bellamy in SANDY" and
Aesop Fable: Friday, Joseph Schild-
krslut and Seena Owen in ship
wrecked" and Bobby Vernon in BRO
ken China: Saturday, Tom Mix in
MY Own PAR and Buster Brown in
Buster Helps Dad"
CIRCLE.
Tomorrow, Ford Sterling, Lois VIII
son, Louise Brooks. Gregory Kelly in
THE Show OFF,; Tuesday, Betty
Bronson, Ricardo Costez, Theodore
Roberts in THE Cats Pajamas2
Wednesday and Thursday, showings
I and 9 pm, Emil Jannings, Lye de
Putt in Variety" Edward Everett
Horton. Mae Busch in THE Nut
Cracker; Friday. Rudolph Valentino,
Monster. Beaucaire," showings and
pm; Saturday, Ernest Terrence,
Clara Bow, Percy Marmont, Man
trap"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

their operators with a 10 per cent
increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

Hal Roach has signed Anna May
Wong and Sojin for an 'all-star"
comedy which he proposes to make.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

William Fox is to build a 5,20O-seat
house in Detroit
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Merceline Day will be leading WON
an for John Barrymore in his first
picture for United Artists, which Alan
Crosland will direct.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17
MAYOR RAY AT MOOSE PASS

Unable to see as much of the Moose Pass country as he would have liked to, during the recent excursion from Seward, l.. V. Ray shipped his car up to the Pass the other day and yesterday left for the Pass himself. Providing he does not return tom0r- row he will remain over until next Wednesday. <
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17

dredge was largely financed by Fair banks people and operations are pro- gressing very satisfactory.
 "The dredge' on Chatham creek, tri- butary of Cleary creek and the one on Fairbanks creek, have been operating successfully for years. The dredge on Fish creek, the Panama Valley Gold Dredging company, an English con- cern, is not operating at this time, work having been suspended to per init the preparation of the ground for extensive operations outlined for next season. There are many ideal dredg- ing properties in the Interior and in- dications point to the fact it will only be a short time when a number of larger dredges will be operating the low grade claims"
 From Seward Messrs. Donaldson and Conradt will go to Juneau, then Ketchikan and last to Seattle. How ever when the full amount is reach ed that will mark the extent of their activities and they are confident the entire sum will be subscribed by AL askans in Alaska and that there will be no need to wind up in the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17

PARIS-Alice Jones Rhinelander, negro wife of Kip Reinslander, scion of multimillionaire family of New York has made move to obtain di- vorce it was reported yesterday
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17

MEXICO CITY-Savage Yaqui h. dians are again on the warpath in the state of Songra, and Federal troops have been ordered into the field with orders to exterminate all hostile h. dians.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17
TELEGRAPH BREv|T|ES|

HANOVER, Sept. IF. (P)-Twenty persons are dead and one thousand stricken in a typhoid scourge here, it was reported yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17

NEW YORK-The court refused a motion made yesterday by Harry M. Daughtery's attorneys to end the trial and instruct the jury to return a not guilty verdict.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17
YUKON DUE EARLY ToNITE

The s. s. Yukon is due to arrive
 from the south at 5:30, o'clock accord ing to the latest word received from the liner.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17

Eastman Kodak Agency-Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-17
MORE 0N DREDCES

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Evening star., 1926-10-14

Quick action! In five minutes
what you ate or drank is settled into
sweetness. Worst sour risings,
belching, gas bloat disappear, sunk
without trace. You feel fine, elated.
Nothing more miserable than the
blues from acid dyspepsia. Nothing
more bracing than the quick action
of Pape'S Diapepsin. Try it and
prove it. Get a 60-cent package at
any drug store.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
CHARITIES GROUP
" EXPEND|TURES.UP
More Than $50, 900, Increase
OF 25 Per Cent, Spent on
Direct Relief.

More than $4,000 was expended by
the Associated Charities for material
relief of Washingtons needy families
or individuals during the year ended
September 80. according to the annual
financial report presented to the
board Of managers of the society yes
terday afternoon.
This was an increase of % per cent
over the amount used for direct re-
lief the year before. BY material
relief" is meant food. clothing, fuel,
rent, ETC., 1t was explained.
During the year ] Alb families were
cared for by the visitors of the Asso-
ciated Charities. 1t was disclosed. The
number of individuals receiving help
was 6,l04, of whom $40 were chill
dren under 16 years of age.
notwithstanding the large increase
In material relief, the financial state
ment showed a balance on the right
side of the ledger. The receipts from
all sources amounted to S95,610.64 and
the disbursements were $95, 1915. .02.
leaving an actual surplus for the year
of S35.62
In response to a request received
from the American Red Cross. the
board approved the temporary release
of Miss Rosa Brown and Miss Frances
La Grange, visitors of the society,
for assignment to Florida relief work
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins was elected
member of the board to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of her
husband. Members present were
Charles G. Glover, jr., who presided:
Or. William G. Rives, Judge William
De Lacy, Arthur HELEN, Mrs. Charles
l. West, DR.. AnsOn Phelps Stokes,
Miss Helen Nicolay and Miss Florence
p. Spofford.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
Whisky to Be DESTROYED.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October IA
R.-Whisky valued at S400,0 900
which was taken from the rum ship
Elma several weeks ago will be de-
stroyed here tomorrow by Federal
agents, r. w. Ward. United States
marshal, said. More than 1000 cases
of liquor were confiscated when the
ship was seized by a Coast Guard
cutter.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
OIL INDUSTRY DICTATOR
URGED AT CONFERENCE
Judson c. Welliver of Capital
Speaks at Banquet in
Tulsa, Okla.


TULSA. Okla, October IA die
tator may arise in the oil industry
Consideration was given Yesterday by
oil men to the frank discussion a,
the annual banquet here Of the Mid
continent Oil and Gas Association OF
the need for leader in the petroleum
industry, such as Will Hays in the
movies. The leader and his staff
would cement the relations Of the oil
man and the fellow who uses gaso
line to propel his flivver and fuel
OIL to warm his home.
The oil mans story hasn't been
we'll told, it was stressed by Glen
Griswold, Chicago editor, and Judson
{. Welliver Of Washington, public re.
lations director to the American Pc.
troleum Institute.
The question of appointing czar
for the industry would be brought
up at the convention of the American
Petroleum Institute here in December
Evening star., 1926-10-14
Inside of Stomach
Photographed by
German Physician
By the Associated Press.

BERLIN, October 1.-THE in
terror Of the stomach has been
photographed for the first time
by DR.. Hans Elsner, head of the
charity polyclinic.
AT a general meeting Of stomach
specialists DR.. Elsner described
how he overcame the difficulty Of
sufficiently Illuminating the in
terror Of the stomach in order to
make the photograph. This was
done by the employment Of a high
power optical system and replac-
ing the gastroscope's white lamp
with a blue one.
DR.. Elsner for II years has been
assistant to Prof. Ismar Boas, a
famous specialist He is a grad
uate of the Berlin University and
Is 80 years old
Evening star., 1926-10-14
CHARITY SWINDLE
CHARGED; FOUR HELD
Ring" Said to Have Mulcted Or
ganizations and Others of
100000 in Six Years.
By the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, October 14.-With
the arrest here last night of four
young men authorities believed they
had halted the activities of a "swindle
ring" the members of which are ac-
cused of mulcting charitable organiza-
tions and prominent citizens of Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and other cities of
about $4,000 900 in six years
Several young girls and two women,
thought to have been connected with
the schemes of the gang. are being
sought.
The prisoners gave their nmes as
Harry Zils, Stewart Schweiser and
Jesse Connolly, all of Baltimore, and
Charles Crowhurst of New York. They
are charged with conspiracy to cheat
and defraud and obtaining money
under false pretenses and forgery.
Since last Monday officers had been
watching an office used by them.
Police said they had been trailing
Evening star., 1926-10-14
WILL HONOR SAINT.
Carmelites to Hold Special Rites
Tomorrow Morning.

Honoring the feast of st. Teresa, of
Avila, founder Of the Order of Bare
footed Carmelites. solemn high mass
will be celebrated at 10 o'clock tomor.
row morning in the chapel Of the
Carmelite Monastery, $50 Rhode Is.
land avenue northeast.
Rev. Michael j. Riordan. rector of
st. Martins Church, will be the cele.
brant of the mass. The deason and
the subdeacon will be friars of the
Order of Barefooted Carmelites. Very
Rev. Francis p. Lyon, c. S. p, SUI
perior Of the Paulist Fathers at ST.
Paurs College. Catholic University,
will deliver the sermon.
The exercises will be under the di-
rection of Very Rev. Pacshasius
Heriz, prior of the Carmelite Fathers
at Catholic University.
The word "Aegilops" goats eye
in botany. has all of it's eight letters
in alphabetical order.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

Crown Prince, in army maneuvers.
yesterday issued a farewell order to
the army. 1t read:
THE army, which has been created
and grown with me. 1 bid a sincere
farewell. Sprung from the old army.
firmly bound to it in happy peace
times and honorable war times, I
could do no better than strive to
inculcate it's virtues into the young
army.
"You comrades must prove If
Evening star., 1926-10-14

succeeded in this. Uphold the Ger
man soldiers honor. which involves
fulfillment Of duty; every one at his
post. hourly and daily. In life. in
death and over graves. forward
Evening star., 1926-10-14
GEN. Won SEECKT BIDS
FAREWELL TO ARMY
Uphold Tradition, Urges Leader
Who Resigned as Result
Of Scandal.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, October 14-Gen. Won
Seeckt, former commander-in-chief of
| the German Reichswehr, who recently
resigned his post because of a scan
dal growing out Of the presence of
Prince Wilhelm. son of the former
Evening star., 1926-10-14
American Priest Honored.

ROME. October II O4D.-Rev. Joseph
A. Bresline of New York. vice rector
of the American Ecclesiastical College
here. has been made a monsignor by
the Pope.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

the gang for two years and learned
recently that they had returned to the
city to give an entertainment "for the
benefit" of a small charitable organiz-
alton.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

Dedication of Chicago Unit of
Shriners' Hospitals for Crippled Chill
dren will be held September %, 1926.
This unit was Onened March 20 1926
Evening star., 1926-05-21
SUN BATHS URGED
FOR CHILD HEALTH
Doctor Declares Shielding
From Sun Is Crime-CiteS
Effect on Blood.
Rr .c AssncIaied Pres

Fy &C Associated Press
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. May 2l.-
Soiicitous shielding of children Snlhs
against the sun in rhine aEaihSt
nature. in thr view of llr. |. \. Harris
Toronto surgeon. lending the Amer
an health congress here.
Che sooner mothers learn 10 eA'
nose their babies To the sun until they
arp tanned ~ brown as bears. the
better it will be for the youngsters,
81 the opinion of DR.. +. Tisdall, also
os Toronto lie and Or. Harris gave
their opinion at symposium yes
tsrtlay.
The majority OF people in the
T-Ljted States and Canada suffer dur
ing the Winter and Spring from lack
OF sunlight, and that accounts for the
high mortality of these months, said
Or Tisdall.
II is the ultra violet rays in the sun
light that are beneficial. say the doc
tors; they add to the phosphorous con
tent of the blood and the calcium in
tac bones, they raise the red blood
cell count and increase the power ol
thu blood to kill bacteria.
rsrunettes have a natural advantage
over blondes in the utilization of sun
light. for their skin tans more readily
and evenly, it was agreed.
VERY blond persons should only
Nmain in the sunlight 20 minutes the
FIRST day. 40 the second, and so on,
DR.. Harris said.
Ricketts,, d disease which exists IN
- per cent of all babies during the
Winter and Spring. can he cured by
sunlight, DR.. Tisdall believes
We must persuade all mothers to
put their babies in the sun. Careful
experiments have shown that it will
not hurt the babies eyes. as has
been supposed
Evening star., 1926-05-21
Planes to Get Reports on Weather
Every Two Hours From Navy Stations

. in the vicinity of each station, begin
ming at am. each day. They will be
transmitted on wave lengths suitable
for interception by planes and other
aircraft in flight.
Fifteen minutes after this broad
cast the stations. beginning with
I.akehurst, will transmit similar re-
ports for long distance reception, in
order that each station in the chain
may have knowledge of weather con-
ditions at each other station at two
hour intervals.
The new system will be extended
to other areas as the amount of fly
ing warrants.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
COOLIDGE ASKS S2,OOO,O00
Sum Wanted to Acquire Embassies
and Legations Abroad.

\ request for a $2,000,000 appro-
priation TO he expended during the
next two years for embassies and le9a-
tionS in foreign countries was sent to
Congress yesterday by President Cool
idge.
The request is in lipe with an act re-
Gently passed authorizing $4,000, GOO
over perioA OF years. a commission
headed by the Secretary of State will
determine where the money is TO he
SDent.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
HEADS PROMOTION BOARD
Maj. Gen. w. c. Neville to Direc,
Marine Corps Selection Task.

Mai Gen. Wendell G. Neville has
been named head of Il board OF Marine
Corps general officers which will pre-
pare list of colonels eligible for APP
pointment as brigadier generals of the
line in the corps.
The board which will convene here
June Z. will include Maj. Gen. Eli A.
Cole and Brig. Gems. John II. Russell,
Ben r. Fuller and Dion Williams.
Evening star., 1926-05-21

Inauguration along the Eastern
coast line of the first regular system
for broadcasting weather reports to
aircraft in flight has been announced
by the Navy Department.
The service will be given at two
hour intervals along the Washington
Norfolk New York aerial highway,
where flights are now SO frequent as
to justify the undertaking. Navy
radio stlstions at hampton Roads,
Dahl%<en, Va: Quantico, Va: Ana
c--.1tia, ID. &; Philadelphia and Lake
hurst, \. j.. will send out brief out
Lines of weather and flying conditions
Evening star., 1926-05-21
SERVICES ANNOUNCED.
Three Meetings ON Today's Pro
gram of English Church Army.

The program Of public services
arranged for the visiting members
of the English Church Army today
included two services in Mcpherson
Square, at noon and 4:30 O'Clock, and
and an evening service at 1880 O'Clock
at the Union Mission. The nine Church
Army members were luncheon guests
today of Mrs. William B. Noble.
Evening star., 1926-05-21

Tomorrow, at noon, the visitors will
conduct a service in Lafayette Square,
and tomorrow afternoon and evening
they will visit the places of worship
in and near Seat Pleasant. Md, which
are in charge of Rev. Il. j. Ripley,
who was chaplain in the English
Church Army during the war. The
crusaders will hold services tomor-
row in Benning and Capital Heights,
Md, and at Adison Chapel. in Seat
Pleasant.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
Relieved at University.

First Lieut.. Thomas F. Kern. Corps
of Engineers, has been relieved from
duty at the West Virginia University,
Morgantown. and ordered to the Engi
neer School at Fort Humphreys. Va.
Evening star., 1926-05-21

AT least 13 Arctic explorations are
planned for this Summer.