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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department within the past
= Eds ard B.. oBrien. 81 yesrs, Emergency
Sophia seaborn. 6s, so. sth ct. s.w.
John NJ. Cooney. 81, 423 Orren ct. ne.
Elizabeth T Hurley 10. 1S47 California st.
Elizabeth NJ. Grant. S5 621 Portland st.
Sc.
Harrison L; DEAN. Sc. so4 New York stse ave.
Ella G. Weeks. SO. $40 Pickport pi. ne.
Reese Williams 80. Galllnger Hospital,
James j Trant, 16.. 1889 18th ST.
Josephine E. Reid. 3..1l0S st. ee.
Sarah Hall. -. 344 c ct. s.w:
Mary Lambert 80. Freednens Hospital
Howard .. Banks. 80. 1341 Wallach pi
Ralph 4. smith. IL Children s Hospital
Annie G. Stenhenson, so. 1917 o4th st.
Agnes c. Def orrest. So. 1882 Lamont st
James Dean, 20, Gallinser Hospital
Mary j. Carpenter.' IS. l455 q st.
Martha Butler. 30, Freedmen 8 Hospital
Charles lts Lee g 2SsS I 81:
freddie Holman. 33 Acc, Foote st. ne.
oilen r.. Mobley. 8, 94O I.et&ie st. s.w.
r.. Morris A. Nebane. = mouths. Children s
pital.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department within the past
Rubin S. and Eva Marshall. boy.
Henry P. and Helen p. Erwin. girl,
Vito and Mary iacangelO. boy.
Frederick NJ and Ella c. Coxen. girl.
Daniel s. and Mare Ia,de E La Lsnfnsn' hos siri
James f. and Catherine E. Hughes. boy.
Joseph n. and Sarah A. Flint. boy and
slr[ Leslis sflslss' g. and Helen L.. Greene. boy.
Cari CATS 5. and Grace E. Winkier. boy:
Ralph a. and Louise J. Weodu ard. girl.
John C.. and irene Donohoe. boy.
Julian W: and ylrsinia 2: Hollspd. boy.
William j. and Mary Waynan. boy.
John M I'd ard Nancy Hudgins. boy.
Edward G. and L%onnle % stun. girl.
Samuel and. Rattle Warren boy.
Quay and Elizabeth Richardson. boy.
Milton and Sarah Walker. girl.
sandy and Virginia Taper. boy.
Frank and Martha Roberts. girl.
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TOWNE GETS DIARY
0NCOURT ORDER
Obtains "Story Of My Mar.
ried Life" He Says Wife
Took From Trunk.

by tnc Aesocldted Press.
CHICAGO, March IS. A court
order won past the lock of safety de.
post box in Evanston today and re
stored 20 J. Meredith Towne, Crane
son OF the man who originated Yale
locks, his diary. Tho story of my
married life and other papers which
he declared had been taken from him
by his eStranged wife.
ToWne, who twice in the last three
wears has separated from his wife.
formerly Dorothy Ravin daughter of
an immigrant tailor, went to the bank
armed with a writ of rcpleNiu. ana
accompanied by deputy sheriff ar-i
a mechanic. Officials Of the bank
bowed before the writ and Tewne
gave a bond of 81 900 lin exchange
for the documents.
Towne declared in his writ that the
manuscripts had been stolen from his
trunk by his wife.
The Towne marriage was beclouded
in 1922 when Towne sought a divorce,
charging his wife with unfaithful-
uess. He withdrew the action, but
his wife later sued him for divorce,
alleging cruelty. Tho decree was
denied
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Transfers Announced.

Recent changes i'll the Corps of
Engineers include transfers of Capt.
John F. Zajicek from the Philippines
TO Fort Humphreys, Va: First Lieut..
William c. Bennett, 29th Engineers.
from Washington Barracks, .. c., to
the Panama Canal Zoue. and First
Lieuts. Michael c. Grenata and Ivan
c. lawrence and>Second Lieuts. Her.
bert Davidson and George G.. Rein.
hardt' from Camp Humphreys, Va.
TO Hawaii.
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J. A. COBB NOMINATION
ACTION DUE THIS WEEK
Subcommittee Probably Will Make
Recommendation in Case
Tomorrow

The Senate subcommittee III charge
of the nomination Of James \ Cobb
local colorod attorney. for appoint
ment as a judge of the Municipal
Court of the District probably viii!
reach a decision tomorrow
The subcommittee held brief
executive session yesterday. at which
Cobb appeared. The subcommittee is
composed of Senators Deneen of III
nois. Means of Colorado and King OF
Utah
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Commissions Granted.

Herbert Eorchardt, 1741 Park road
has been commissioned Il captain in
the Field Artillery, and Frank II.
Jerdone, $500 Fourteenth street -
FIRST lieutenant Of infantry. Officers
Reserve Corps of tho Army.
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Put on Retired List.

First Sergt. William Bayless. a5tb
infantry, at Ncsales, Ariz.. after more
tnan 80 years service. has been
placed on the retired list of the Army
on his own application
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Tho Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Rossiyn at $50 o'clock. Car
leaves at .. a wilderness walk from
Balls Hill to Eagle Rock, returning
to Mclean. This is the first Sunday
ct the membership contest Bill
Greenley leader.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

An illustrated lecture OF "Walk-
ing Tour Through Ireland. Scotland
and England will be given by Col. O.
Fl. Oldroyd. Wednesday. 1880 pm, at
Grand Army Hall. for the benefit of
Daughters of Union Veterans.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ashlar
Club will meet March 20, pm, at
the home OF the president Mrs. d. T.
Taylor, AT Randolph street
David Renee. national leader Of
Jewish labor III Palestine. will address
a joint Zionist meeting Thursday eve
ming at the Jewish Community Center.
He will speak on actual conditions III
, Palestine today and on the construc-
tive accomplishments of the Zionist
movement.
James A.. Edgerton will speak to-
morrow, pm, in the Shoreham lIo-
tel. Subject, Constructive Faith.
Group leaders Interested IN the
byms memory contest sponsored by
the National Federation of Music
Clubs will meet tomorrow. pm. at
the studio of Miss Goodwin, .l406 II
street If unable to attend, Miss Good
win requests that she be called, Tele-
phone number. Cleveland 62e.
Washington Circle, Child Conscrva.
/ tion League of America will meet to.
morrow, aa:3o pm, at 5517 Illinois ave
nue.
Lebanon Chapter. No. 25. Order Of
the Eastern Star. will serve chicken
dinner at tho Church of the Epiphany,
1917 q street, Thursday, from to 1:30
pm, for the benefit of the children
The Missouri Society will hold its
| last meeting OF the year III April.
when several distinguished guests
from Missouri will be present,
\ bridge and 500 party will he given
| tomorrow, pm, At the Confederate
| Memorial Home. The committee has
received a number of attractive favors
| Mrs. Frances Owens, Mrs. Lanl1am
| aud Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton.
president of Beaureg gard Chapter,
United Daughters OF the ConfeJeracy.
Phi Kappa NJ Sorority will have
| banquet and dance Wednesday eve
ming at Wardman Park Hotel.
Reba Barrett Florence Crittcnton
Circle of Takoma Park will meet
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Cross
land.
The IL. r." Dramatic Club will pre-
sent q comedy. Other Peoples Hus-
lands. Wednesday evening III NORTH.
east Masonic Temple, with Mrs. Stella
Lewis as leading woman. The play
will be given for the benefit of the
National Circle Athletic Club Dare
ing at 9;l5 pm.
The Writerscraft Club will meet to-
morrow, pm, i'll basement of AT.
Pleasant Library. Mrs. Greville will
have charge Of the study hour. Mrs
Radolet will read All original story.
Any one interested in this type OF
study will be welcomed
The Unity Society will hear Miss
Mary \. Williams OH The Bread oi
Life ut o'clock tomorrow night, at
headquarters, 1926 l street.
The Napiya Club meets at the Uni
versity Club at luncheon at l2:45
o clock. Tuesday. DIR. William {.
Fowler. health officer. will speak on
Some Recent Problems III City
Health
DIR. Winfield ). Whitman. president
of the District of Columbia Chiro-
prac,ic Society. viii address the
Washington City Chiropractors' AS
sociation, Saturday at pm. at the
Central Chiropractic College. 1871
Seventh street northwest. DR..
~,
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Tho National Political study Club
will have silver tea at the residence
of Mrs. Sallie Perry. lf2l First street
from $3.50 to ESQ o'clock. Public in
Vitcd,
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,

Tho N'anderlusters' hike will start
from Fourteenth and Colorado avenue
at $50 O'Clock. Mr.. kemmerer will
lead.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

The Christian Science Church of
Christ viii conduct its morning serv
ice IN the drawing room of J.. Aiglon
Club salons, from ! to II o'clock. Or.
Jane s. Coates will officiatc.
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Ordered to Washington.

First Lieut.. John G. Macarthur
Chemical Warfare Service, at Edge
wood Arsenal. Md, has been ordered
to this city for duty in the Militia
Bureau, War Department.
India S indigo industry has been
ruined by the method of making the
dive artiticiallY
Evening star., 1926-03-14

The resolution passed the Senate
yesterday with only minor opposition.
the opponents Of private leasing 3r-
nouncing that they would withhold
submitted its report.
Several Senators repeated their atti-
tudeS on Muscle Shoals. but when Vice
President Dawes put the question for
an oral vote there were not 8 dozen
Senators present and not a voice WIS
raised against its paSSa ge.
At first the Vice President appointed
Chairman Norris of the Senate agri,
culture committee. but he declined TO
serve because he thought Senators ia
Vorlng the lease of Muscle Shoals
should form the committee. Senator
Deneen then Was appointed in his
place.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Communism: Is 1t Desirable for
the United States" will be debated
by Linn A. Z. Gale. affirmative, and
Samuel Salonlan in the negative. The
Playhouse at o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

! DIR. Gertrude SheckelIs free lecture
at the Health Studio. l6"S * street
, at 5 o'clock. will be on The Psychol
ogy of Health. 1t will be followed
! by buffet health supper of nutritious
| foods In flrnller- combinations
Evening star., 1926-03-14

The United Lodge of Thcosophists
1881 X street, will have a talk at S
O'Clock on THE Science of Life" The
public is invited. .
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The Writerscraft Club will meet to-

morrow, pm, III basement OF MI.
Pleasant Library. Mrs. Greville will
have charge Of the study hour. Mrs
Radolet will read All original story
Any one interested in this type of
study will be welcomed.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

An illustrated lecture will bc given
by DR.. George Horton at tho hall OF
the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception at S o'clock. His subject
Thirty Years in tho Near East" will
represent tho length of time he was
In the American Consular Service.
Pictures taken by DR.. Horton will in
clude the destruction of Smyrna. The
lecture will he for the benefit of in
jurcd war veterans Of Hellenic dc
scent.
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CONGRESS READY
FOR SHOALS BIDS
House Amendments Receive
Senate ApprOvaI-Norris
Declines to Serve.

Congress now stands ready through
a special committee, to receive bids
for a private lease of Muscle Shoals.
Final action vas taken YESTERDAY
when the Senate accepted the House
amendments to a concurrent resolu,
tion authorizing a joint congressional
committee to negotiate Il lease and re
port back to Congress.
Vice President Dawes Immediately
named Senators DeneeD, Illinois: Sack
eft, kentucky. Republicans, and Hcf-
lin, Alabama, Democrat, to represent
the Senate on the committee. and Rep
rescntatives NORM, Pennsylvania.
James, Michigan, Republicans; end
Quinn. Mississippi, Democrat, have
been selected by Speaker Longworth
for tho House.
Meeting Tomorrow.
Tho committee Is expected TO as
semble tomorrow TO select a chairman
and set up machinery to receive bids.
several of which are known to be al
ready prepared. The committee has
until April 26 to report recommends
lions and all the bids to Congress.
which can either approve or reject
them.
The report that Henry Ford would
resubmit bid did not cause much
surprise in Congress. although those
interested i'll Muscle Shoals profes3ed
to have no Information on the subject
II bad been generally believed il
Washington. however that It tho
resolution passed, Ford would be heard
from. because j. provides that TIC
lease must be made on terms that arc
III large measure identical With those
"f the former Ford propns1l
Main difference is that the lessee
will be required 10 distribute all pow er
that is not needed for tho product ion
Of 10000 tons of fixed nitrogen annu.
ally and the ma nufacturc of other fer
tilizer ingredients, while the original
Ford bid would have permitted him to
use the power IS he choose.
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Tho Unity Society will hear Mis-,

Mary 4. Williams on The Bread OF
Life at o'clock tomorrow night, at
headquarters, 1926 l street.
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FOUND.

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Animal aiF kessus ksals fe@ is.sue at 5sS ;1S
Maryland ave s.w. :,
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Leasue: $40 Maryiand ave. . s'~. 1nAA "es''ue
CoLLIE-Male' dsrk brown mixed with
back Of neck wearing tsss' ss .nee oaner T
Enssen ANIMAL peSssss Rssse d9s ,s sr'eH,nE x Wash
FOX TERRIER--Male tan and white; short
tal. Owner Kindly claim 81 the Washington
animal Rescue League. $40 Maryland ave
IRISH TERRIEN-MaIc bobbcd tail c1p-
PED ears yearinS brown leather collar stud
sSe sshnston Animal Rescue sihs iessus 6Isn 81 =
Maryland ave: sw:
LOST.
ArREDALE. male: reward 2235 Bancroft
sHLFoLD: n peoples drug store Th1rs:
ne. North a1o7 - leN " 70 1A''"
BRACELET green gold With blue and green
s e'Spes sds%n sSo'e e se Friday afternoon reward
BOSTON TERRIER. brindle,. two white feet
in front. two white TIPS on hind feet. white
ss sss sE ss'f Gs+es' Hss
SS5LLI.seR S5 Ia.vas ssek Th1f +
COLLIE DOG. dark brown. white breast and
feet; collar and tag answers. to name OF
IssSdyy. TED Renard if returned to John Jackson.
DoG-Hound; brown. with white mark on
IeSk; 4, name Jisss, sose mberal reward 1850
G{LAssEs; 'ortolse frsms in g, ,clanln case:
Tss. ;ssaf "A 2saSofs S ofs e.
HANDBAG--Tan couhide, contsining- chill
and Hyattsyille. Adams 6s6. or 5l3 Hlns:
HANDBAG-BroWo: on way from, George
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nHse nS Return, a W to The the iowa and and recese @ re- re-
ward. Mrs. Wiley .. 1son, Franklin 95l1:W.
KEYsIcen!er ,si, Market; Saturday. morn,ns
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'MoNEY-..-Rolls Of bills on 9Th st.. ne. be:
s1Sra'np snS p:@ 6Sssurdsy night. Reward. Cal
PEKINEsE-Brovn, blind. Cali Columbia
pocKETBooK. brown, CONTAINING s5 to Sc
elssse notits Apt: 4.l. tic Arsonae
psase naT TsRfEsHsgSa4 ss Esssa HsgS4 arg NE oeEs9 E9der
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sPECTAGLEs-Shell rims; between Lansley
Return to Eleanor Waite. es Charming ST.
VANITY CASE black. containing money
and keys: left on fender of automobile on
9Th Il orfs psas Gsnte1 Msrse' Finder please
as f. TaTes Setrssn xh asd sssa sss. eapo o. k
ward. Return TO l121 Chicago 81 Sc:
WRIST ,WATCH. with photograph in case
TEsS.s,in EeWss,d , oHS aTs Emmett Cole Telephone
%KT " 5 y sS Io g sS sSa ab S' Mach rs H. t.
ward 423 3rd St: s.w. = :
WRIST ,W!AMH. white gold with tour sap sap.
!asl soi 1ES iss Ss1SH1 ceSmhis soad Col io1as
$50 BILL. at 12 O'Clock. End and Mass. ave.
Il No questions asked j. Z. kramer. 734 18th
POINTER DOG strayed from
Friendship; answers to name OF
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ing name Of Edward Mclean;
|$lW reward. Telephone .Clevc-
land SS
Evening star., 1926-03-14

Former students Of the Notre Dame
of Maryland are asked to nleet at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel at j o'clock to re-
organize IL local alumnae chapter.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
DIR. Winfield :. Whitman. president

of the District of Columbia Chiro-
practic Society, viii address the
Washington City Chiropractors' AS
sociation, Saturday az pm. at the
Central Chiropractic College, 1871
Seventh street northwest. DR..
Charles a. Thompson. the president,
invites all chiropractors.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

The Napiya Club meets at the Uui-
versity Club at luncheon at 1915
O'Clock. Tuesday. DR. William {.
Fowler. health officer. will speak on
Some Recent Problems in City
Health
Evening star., 1926-03-14

sent comedy Other Peoples Hus-
hands" Wednesday evening III North,
east Masonic Temple, with Mrs. Stella
Lewis as leading woman. The play
will be given for the benefit of the
National Circle Athletic Club. Dare
ing at 915 pm.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

An illustrated lecture OF a "Walk-
ing Tour Through Ireland, Scotland
and England will be given by Col. O.
II. Oldroyd. Wednesday. 7:30 pm, at
Grand tArnly Hall. for the benefit of
Daughters of Union Veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10
chairman of the executive committee

chairman of the executive committee
Of the committee Of 100.
Edward D. Shaw, secretary Of the
Merchants and Manufactures Asso-
citation. is chairman of the publicity
committee. Serving with him are
Nathan We'll. District passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Walter ". Shipley, assistant general
passenger agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad; Ross p. Andrews,
president of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association; j. Harry Gun
ningham. president of the Washington
Board of Trade: Mr.. Leese, who is
president of the Washington Chamber
of Commerce; RobeGt NJ. Buck of the
Washington Post, Daniel De Souza
of the Daily News. Nathan Robertson
of the Washington Times and James
E. Chinn Of The Evening Star.
Mr.. Leese, who with Mr.. Shaw, re-
Gently returned from Philadelphia,
pointed cut that the exposition is
virtually completed, and that the peo-
pie of Washington should take the
opportunity on District day to view
it, The program in observance of
District day will be brief, Mr.. Leese
said, in order to allow sufficient time
for an inspection of the numerous ex-
hibits. The ceremonies will be held
in the huge auditorium on the exposi
ton grounds Immediately after the
arrival of the special trains from
Washington.
Mayor Kendri.k of Philadelphia
will greet the official District party.
Commissioner Cuno Fl. Rudolph,
chairman of the Board Of District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10

ington Radio Corporation will broad
cast the speeches on November 10,
Gen. Stephan wrote.
The speakers, of national reputa-
ton, will all speak in favor Of local
representation in the Senate and
House and in the electoral college
the Noyes plan, as it is known from
the bills already before Congress.
Among organizations asked to be
represented in the oratorical contest
are the American Federation Of Labor,
public utility organizations, the Fed
GRAFTON of Citizens Associations, the
United States Chamber of Commerce
and the City Club. Others are to be
added, Gen. Stephan said in his let
ter.
1t was also announced last night
that a meeting will be held next We'd
nesday of representatives of Is press
syndicates to plan ways and means
of handling national publicity on the
suffrage program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10

for $4,000 each against the Chicago
Daily News.
Mcdonald and O'Brien said they
sought damages for alleged SANDER
Gus and libelous statements made
concerning them by the Daily News
yesterday. Mcdonald, in requesting
that the work Of the special grand
jury be continued, had stated, wv e
think we know who killed McSwig
GIN" but added that more evidence
was required
Sure he knows. but what has he
done about it, Anthony McSwigsin,
police sergeant and father of the slain
young assistant prosecutor, was
quoted by the Daily News yesterday.
The newspaper further quoted Nc
Swiggin as accusing Al (Scarface) Ca
pone and three other notorious gang
sters of having been in the automo-
bile from which the fatal machine
gun bullets were 3ired. Capone re-
Gently was arrested on q warrant
charging him with the murder of Nc
SWiggin. but was released when the
police admitted that they could not
support their accusation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10

Commissioners, will preside at the
exercises; which under present plans
will include one or possibly two brief
speeches, and selections by the United
States Army Band under the direc-
ton of Capt. William j. Stannard
The Pennsylvania and Baltimore &
Ohio railroads, it was announced will
run special trains from the Union Sta
ton direct to the exposition grounds
on District day. The Pennsylvania
train will leave at $50 am, arriving
at the exposition at noon. Leaving
at 9 pm, it will return to the Union
Station at 1925 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10
WIDE PUBLICITY PLANNED.
Leese Luncheon Host to Group a!
Preliminary Move.

Preparations for an intensive pub
Lefty campaign to attract attention to
the District of Columbia day at the
Sesquicenennial exposition Ocober 6,
were made by the publicity subcom-
mittee of the committee of 100 in
charge of the arrangements at a
luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Willard Hotel. Members Of the COM
mittee were the guests Of NJ. A. Leese,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10
MURDER PROBE BASIS
OF TWO LIBEL SUITS
Prosecutor in Staying, and His AS.
sistant, Claim $50, 900 of Chi
cago Newspaper.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 10.--Charles
y. Mcdonald, former judge and now
special States attorney in charge of
the investigation of vote frauds and
the machine gun Staying of William
H. McSWiggin, young assistant
States attorney, and his assistant,
James c. O'Brien, today filed suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-10
Two Enough for Her.

From the London Tid-Bits
Il hope there are no barking dogs
in any of the adjoining flats"
"Oh, no. ma am" said the agent
Nothing like that at all"
Then I'll take the place." said the
woman, with sign of relief. You
see, I've got two dogs of my own that
bark like mad, and I really couldn't
stand any DnOrp -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-01
! SUPREME COURT
From C,ass County

From Cass County
Glenn X. Corrington, for the use and
benefit Of all the creditors Of the
Farmers State Bank of Barber
Montana. Plaintiff and Appellant.
Vs.
H. d. Crosby. ct al, Defendants and
Respondents.
Syllabus:t l. A judgment or order
If a District Court in Montana, de-
claring a banking corporation to be
insolvcnt, and lcvying an assessment
on the stockholders generally. in pro-
cccdings against such corporation for
tho appointment OF receiver, and
for winding up its affairs, is conclu
sivc on stockholders in this state,
though they were not particc to said
action nor served with process there
in.
2. A creditor Of an insolvcnt bank
ing corporation, dOmicilcd in Mont
ana, may, on behalf Of himself and
all other creditors, institute and
maintain. in this state, y suit against
stockholders resident herein. to re-
cover their added statutory liability
without first having his claim reduced
, to judgment.
Appeal from District Court of Cass
County, sustaining demurrer to the
COMPLAINT: Hon. A. +. Cole. Judge.
REVERSED. Opinion Of the Court
by Cooley, District j., sitting in the
place Of MRS Chief Justice Christ
ianson, disqualified.
John &. Pfcffcr, Fargo, North Da-
kota. Attorney for Plaintiffs and
| Appellant.
Lawrence, Murphy e. Miles, Fargo
| North Dakota. Attorneys for Defend
ANTS and Respondents
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