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Evening star., 1926-02-21
WILL PRESENT PLAY,
Nothing but the Truth" to Be
Acted Wednesday by Security Club.

Nothing But the Truth Il three
act comedy by James Montgomery,
viii be presented by the Security Club
as its fifth annual production Wednes-
day evening AT the Wilson Normal
School, Eleventh and Harvard streets.
William r. Cross of the ST Patrick
Players will take the leading male
role and Miss Margaret J. Buckley
Will play opposite him. Others in the
east VIII he Miss Frances NJ. Bronson.
Thomas p. Howard. Miss Frances Car
rick, Miss Betty Ives. Miss Helen
Dooley. Miss Ellen Crawford Robert
IL. Flather, Arthur Pepin. jr, and
raymond Lewis. Dennis l.. Connell
will direct.
Former plays presented by the Sc
curity Club. which is composed of en-
ployes of the American Security and
Trust Co, We're Mrs. Bumpstead
Leigh. Green Stockings" Mr.. Bob"
and THE Judsons' Entertainment.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
B. R. T. OFFICE STAFF
TO BE GIVEN PENSIONS
Maximum of 500 Monthly Will
Be Paid to Incapacitated
Union Employees.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, February 20
Plans for pension and sick benefit
for office employees of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen We're an
nounced last night by w. G.. Lee. its
president. 1t is said to be the first
labor organization to establish pen
sions for this class of workers.
The maximum pension will be 500
monthly. but in no case will it amount
TO more than 80 per cent of the salary
paid the employe before becoming in
capacitated. No age limit was set.
Employees will be allowed % days
sick leave annually with full pay.
When this amount is not used. il be
comes cumulative. Medical and surgi-
cal services will be allowed for the
time the employe is incapacitated.
Should an employe engage in an
occupation where the wage equals that
Of the pension the pension will be
suspended during such employment.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
HOLDS u. S. LAW ENOUGH,

NEW YORK, February 90 P).-
New York State courts may prosecute
\olstead act violators. despite the lack
of u State enforcement act. Magistrate
-iordon held yesterday in finding David
Wade, "a waitor, guilty of disorderlv
conduct for serving liquor. The mag
Istrate held that q violation of the
nited States Constitution is a viola
tion OF law, regardless of specific en-
forcement laws.
Counsel for Wade asserted that the
prosecution in Magistrates Court and
charge pending in Federal Court
placed his client in double jeopardy.
lie moved to appeal the decision.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Best Clock in i. S.
Loses One Second
Only in so Days

Americas most timely clock
clicks off the fleeting moments
with u variation of only two one
hundredths of a second per day.
Enclosed in an air-tight cham
ber. especially constructed to keep
outside influences away from the
Governments master timekeeper,
the standard clock at the Bureau
of Standards, which has this small
variation. in time is used as Il
yardStick for measuring time in
tervals at the bureau The clock
is electrically wound twice a
minute and has a contact by
which it may send second signals
to any part of the bureau.
It's time is checked each day by
comparison with the noon signal
from the Naval Observatory,
which uses solar observations to
set the Nations time.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
SOVIET CONDEMNS
IS SPIES TO DEATH
Remainder of 48 Esth0nians.
Except One, Jailed for
Betraying Army.

LENINGRAD. Russia, February
20.-Thirteen of the E,sthonian spies
whose trial has been in progress
here for three weeks were con-
demned to death yesterday. Two of
the band We're sentenced to 10 wears
Imprisonment and the remainder of
the As, except one, who was acquitted,
were sentenced to prison terms rang
ing from one to five years. NJ. Tarr
former Esthonian consul at Ham
burg, was given a three year SEN
lsnce.
The condemned men were convicted
of plotting against the Soviet state
and working in combination with the
British intelligence service, which,
according to the testimony of one
of the prisoners. offered $4,000 for
red army plans.
This is the largest number of spies
ever condemned to death in Soviet
Russia at one time.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Mrs. E. D. G. Foster Dies.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dunster Gibson
Foster, who had many friends in this
city, died at her home in Lexington.
Ky. February =, according to word
received here. She was prominent
III the Daughters of the American
Revolution and the Society of Colo
NAL Danes in Kentucky.
She is survived by her husband,
Harrison Gardner Foster: two sons,
Capt. Hart Gibson Foster of LeXing-
ton, and Capt Addison Gibson F'os-
ter OF New York, and a daughter, Miss
Dunston Duncan Foster of LexinG-
ton.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
G. u. ALUMNI TO MEET.
Monthly Gathering to Be Held AZ
City Club Thursday.

The Georgetown Alumni vii! hold
it's monthly luncheon Thursday at
l2:30 pm. at the City Club.
Rev. Charles ". Lyons. president
Of Georgetown University, will speak
and John Paul Jones will give several
banjo solos.
The committee in charge is Thomas
+. Dolan, il. chairman; {. G. FCallan
John s. White. j. G. Paterson and
John Paul Jones.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
THREE IN FIGHT TAKEN
BY WOMAN DEPUTY
Arrests in Virginia Highlands at 4
AM. Result in Filming of Taxi
Driver and Fare.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, Va. Feb
ruary 20.-A brawl starting about 4
o'clock yesterday morning among men
and women in automobiles on Ander-
son avenue resulted in the arrest by
Deputy Sheriff Pauline y. Smith OF
three persons. two of whom We're
fined in Arlington Police Court.
ON charges Of intoNication j. y.
Davis, taxi driver. of Washington and
Il woman. who gave her name as
Bessie Ruth Smith Altman Of Alex
andria. We're fined $2S25 each.
Another woman. declaring she was Il
victim of coercion, was released,
Three men escaped when the woman
officer armed, started to the scene.
Deputy John r. Burke was sum
moned by the woman deputy and as
sisted in escorting the offenders to
iail
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Goes to Fort Benning, Ga.

Brig. Gen. Edgar T. Collins. com
manding the First Artillery Brigade
at Fort Hoyle, Md, has been ordered
to Fort Benning. Ga. to assume com.
mand of the infantry school at that
post.
Evening star., 1926-02-21

Divers in tropical waters have OBJ
served that fish when frightened tax"
shelter III submarine growth nearest
Of the color of that of the hnEy
fugitive.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
BUS FARE INCREASE
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Maryland Commission to Send Rep
resentative to Rogers
Heights, Hyattsville.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DAT vrTNENDH nEoI q

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, March 11.-An agent
of the Public Service Commission will
be sent to investigate the increase in
fare on the busses of the Washington
Railway and Electric Co., Chairman
Harold E. West announced today fol-
lowing a complaint received from G.
r. Williams, president of the Rogers
Heights Association Of Hyattsville,
Md. Chairman West said many peo-
pie entertain the erroneous opinion
that public utilities could not increase
rates without being sanctioned by the
public service commission, whereas,
according to the law, they could in
crease rates after giving 80 days
notice, and the commission could then
hold public hearing il the protest
ants made such a request.
In his letter Mr.. Williams said:
1T is the understanding Of this
association from notices posted in a
few of the busses Of the Washington
Interurban line of the Washington
Railway and Electric Co. that certain
Evening star., 1926-03-11
HOODED BANDF|RED
ON IN GEORGIA RAID
One Man Dead, Two Wound
ed When Night Riders Seek
Accused Man.

BY the Associated Press.
ROYSTON, Ga, March 11.--One
man was killed and two were seri-
ously injured, one perhaps fatally, as
a result of shooting affray here last
night, which was precipitated by the
visit of a band of SO or more white
robed men to the home of II. l.. Bigby,
lumberman.
Sheriff 7. II. Moss today expressed
the opinion that the members Of the
band, who had surrounded Bigby's
house, became confused when he open
ed the door and began firing and shot
each other, and Bigby.
Walton Adams, well known farmer,
who was killed, and Ben Harrison,
who was seriously wounded, are be-
leVed by the sheriff to have been
members of the band Bigby is in an
the head, and little hope is held for
his recovery.
The sheriff said the band had visit
ed BiSby because of alleged atten-
tions he paid to a married woman
here. He also added secret organi-
Zation had recently sent Bigby warn
ing to cease his attention to the
woman. Bigby is a married man.
His wife, who lives at Honea Path,
N. c., is said to have visited him sew
eral times since he has been here.
No arrests will be made in the case,
the sheriff said, unless formal COM
plants We're filed. He said the identi-
ties of other members of the band
had not been established, as all were
masked White robes were found
about the Bigby residence, discarded
by the fleeing members of the band.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

increases in bus fares are to be put
into effect on the line running to East
Riverdale, effective March 16. These
notices indicate that such increases
have been approved by the Public
Service Commission of Maryland.
1T has been our understanding in
the past that before fare increases are
approved by the commission, a public
hearing of the various communities
affected is given. BY vote of this
association l am directed to inform
you that the proposed fare increases
are protested, and that a public hear
ing Is requested and urged before any
fare increases are permitted"
Evening star., 1926-03-11
CATHOLIC RELIEF URGED.
Repeal of Old Religious Disabili-
ties Favored in England.

LONDON, March II R).-A "Ro-
man Catholic relief BILL" designed to
wipe out disused laws which have
stood as statute since the sixteenth
century, was introduced in the House
of Commons yesterday by Dennis Her
bert, a member of the Church of Eng
land. who urged it's adoption on the
ground that regulations which are
merely relics of religious strife and
bitterness are now entirely out of
place.
The disabilities which the bill would
revoke include prohibition of priests
being seen in their robes outside the
churches or officiating in building
having a steeple or bell. The bill, un-
opposed, was given its first reading.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
IL GET MEXICAN DIVORCES
American Lawyers Flock to So
nora-Names Kept Secret.

By the Associated Press.
NOGALES, Ariz., March 11.--More
than a dozen divorces have been gran
ted Americans in Mexico courts 1T
Nogales, Sonora, the judge of the court
of the first instance said yesterday.
Secrecy surrounding the cases pre-
vents the names becoming public in
most cases.
The speedy and lenient divorce laws
Of the Mexican state have brought an
influx of American attorneys. They
have arrived from all sections Of the
country and maintain temporary
offices while conducting preliminary
work for their clients. 1t usually re-
quires Is days to obtain divorce.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
"BrOke'' Z Years
Ago, New Yorker
Now Millionaire
By the Associated Press.

by tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 11.--Seven
years ago a young man named j.
r. Tucker walked through the
streets of New York with but 10
cents in his pockets.
1t was his entire capital. Yes
terday his life was insured for
$1,000,000
Tucker, now a real estate dealer,
with offices in Camden, N. j., ana
New York, was represented as be-
ing the youngest man in the United
States to hold that amount of in
surance. His financial rise began
when he pawned his watch for
train fare to- Philadelphia, where
he got a job as q riveter in the
Camden shipbuilding yards. Soon
afterward he became a real estate
salesman, six months later he had
organized his own firm, and in two
years was rated millionaire.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
GREEN URGES HOUSE
TO PASS COMPENSATION
Tells District Committee Fitz-
gerald Bill Boon to
Labor.

Members of the House District
committee are urged in a letter from
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor, to sup
port the Fitzgerald workmen's COM
pensation bill fOr the District Of Co
lumbia, now pending before the COM
mittee.
The working people of the District,
Mr.. Green wrote, are opposed to the
pending Underhill bill, which proposes
the writing of industrial insurance by
commercial insurance companies, and
favor the Fitzgerald bill, providing
for an exclusive State insurance fund.
The Underhill bill, Mr.. Green said,
means that "30 per cent or more of
premiums collected from employers
would be used not for the purpose of
paying compensation to injured en-
plOyes and the dependents of killed
employees but would be used by the
private carriers for the purpose of
paying the cost Of administration,
commissions to agents and dividends
to stockholders. Labor is against this
plan and this principle"
New York City has twice as many
irish a < I'm Duhiip
Evening star., 1926-03-11
Ship Not in Danger.

SAN FRANCISCO, March II R.--
The marine department of the
Chamber of Commerce received a
message from the .motorship Ma
zatlan, reported helpless from an en-
gine breakdown 500 miles off Guam
yesterday, that the craft was not in
danger, and that she had months
supply of provisions on board.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

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rcctions for men, women and chill
drcn on each box. any drug store.
Evening star., 1926-03-11

New York City has twice as many
Irish as in Dublin.
Evening star., 1926-03-11
Staiighten Up!
Nicest Laxative.
"Cascarets" lOc

Don't stay h c a d.
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Nothing else relieves
that bilious, consti-
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as candy-like "Casca
rcts.' Take one or
two OF these pleasant
laxative tablets any
time, to gently stimu-
late your liver and
Evening star., 1926-03-11

Because of the high cost of chill
dren's parties. caused by mounting
prices of taxi hire and costumes, many
mothers of London are planning to
take little ones to the country to
reside
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

Title guaranty means what It says. It Is a CT
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company guarantees IL to be good No circumstances
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
lust Off Broadway

Large elght-rOom duplex. never va
cant. briggs over $1,000 income annually.
this is no inflated value, price will sur
prise yoB. nr. Wells. home phone TT.
1871, With T. u. Rife. RealtoT. 5l2-A
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READ THIS.
one hundred and fifteen acres,
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we'll, casing, mill: cistern; cost
5000: fiye-room dwelling. two
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thrCs-quarter-acrs Carmen grapes.
four years old; no better land iu
Texas. On bay. two and oas-haf
miles NORTH BsyEidc.
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Let's Trade

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Houses for Sale
North Alamo

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WlATER Garden LAND
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utrnii total price ouly $500 500 W.
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Trackage Bargain. s325O.0O

On Southern Pacific; corner lot. 1875
feet on Delaware street: l22 feet track
frontage, $3.50. terms Wood. 4io7
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
G. & C. IH[age1steiH
WOODLAND HILLS
I'm THE HILLS"
Some wonderful building electric lights water and
vs Show Where can buy suburban with
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LAKE MEDINA HIGHLANDS
number of 4room lodges just completed living with
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Call W. A. Bedell sales manager Or. GoG9
ONE ACRE WOODLAND AVENUE
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WOODLAND AVE. ACREAGE
they oas fs #. ss one these s s
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WOODLAND HILLS
Homes and Home Sites
gravel drives all have water lights telephones very arac
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The Washington times., 1926-09-24
In EOerybodys Confidence .s:..:s'
THE GATE-POST
By Harold Philips
Especial to the cate-Post)

RIEGs1DE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB Sept 23(By courier)-
This historic old hiding the the worlds jounals
tic and realty talent tonight veritabe spectrum of COLOR OF
gaiety and general tag bobta and Of anxiety
oo you Without raining old fellow
quantity puts it, like all hell sitting pldtterng
yule-log, just comfy bug in rug.
There air of about, spirit of hey
1t there millions of here but counting OF noses
President Uric Bell just beams and beams and beams He has
pleasant word for We have had such congnal
poniff the seven months have belonged to the club
Ny champing things Fine brohs Of
lads they trained the scholars the that
neither storm nor death pestence traffic shall retard
their they with of
efforts They look like Palace ushrs in their Times da
and Sunday uniforms except they have buttons the cuff
and peyed piping their dungarees The boys in tre
mendus fine fette They haven't been fed for days But
their chores tonight they'll be bedded down after the
finest of vctuas the Sailors afford You all know
what that ChintO the chef hep his business; which
is railroading.
George DurnO just given slight hand and looks
% the The fourth round An old fellow whom could
dark nights the library reading the Atlantic
galluses practically by
George Durn tptoes to his chair Ftic crown toppg from
broT Of man-ki1eT George tells him -
reply. Everybody laughs heartily = ~
the President announces that
Mac s " as 9Bs o Ssd fbpa'sG b 99
@ Hes s s on his back M but sya syer % 50 Fey Alta n Mac % This
thing will end in a yet, mark words
from Manager Harris of the President the house
is packed to the gils.
u the microphone Chris Goeckler jumps the
breach Bear in mind folks, we pay cent"
Steamng coffee sandwiches just received from the Ladies
Aid Society
eighth has stopped
going Peggys There's girl for Truebue Peg,
call her.
Club yarn pip. Lowels
talk louder than whisper in that caacomb of austery
A charter member, aged 10S, summoned the
Remove old Ttherngton from that chair in the
library. He's been dead for three days"
There's nothing like good after the days work Ny
close of exciting chukker to have a Camel"
President Bell is making announcement:
lands alive nkered thngamags
and we've been getting the Bloody Dugan
go from Scranton For evermore!"
this isn't fine declare Graham Ncc is restoring
order.
Don't folks all ife's
what we're better citizens For the missing of
ALL If had such degrading spectacles the Dempsey
Firpo % of Tunney Firpo) would be relegated with
other relics barbarous And while
the cookies of your heart there any coffee in that
bucket?"
Well here's the whole evening to pot We've just
up to Peggy's
President Bell sobbng like everything against the Omaha Bee
matrix.
81 did so evening ALL" he
like Bell regime its last legs.
ousting the whole kit and kaboode after this howdy do
We're all at Peggys My dars, should that
little skirt lines!
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-08-07
MCCARTHY WELCOMES
BACK OLDTIMERS

Mccarthy turned out in fest i've mood Saturday to welcome the return of Mir. and Mrs. John l.. Barrett, two of McCarthy's pioneers, who returned Saturday after being reunited in marriage at Chitina
 The citizens got busy and }l1c1rded their cabin with very apDt opriate signs which were greatly enjoyed by the returning couple. In the evening a surprise party took possession and extend ed a royal welcome to MT. and Mrs. Barrett.