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TO enter into any and all contracts
necessary in their judgment to safe
guard the welfare of said order,
BE 1T further resolved, that said spe.
clal committee named in first para
graph herein, is authorized and en-
powered to underwrite the entire
membership certificates of the order,
TO sell, transfer or hypothecate any
and all property both personal and
real, belonging to said order and to
do Whatever may be necessary to
fully comply with the future require
ments of the Insurance Department
of Arkansas. Be it further resolved,
that all powers herein vested and
conferred upon this special commit
tee may be done and performed by
majority of said special committee
and any action of said committee
shall be legal and binding upon all
Temples and Tabernacles and all
members of the order"
Not Mentioned at Grand Session
However, from interviews with
prominent members of the order, it
is claimed that no such resolution
was even offered to the Grand Ses-
sion but that a resolution was adopt
ed by the Grand Session authorizing
the officers to borrow money and
give as security for the money Dor
rowed, the real estate owned by the
order The special committee named
in the purported resolution met in
the offices of Bullion and Harrison.
Attorneys. in the A. O. u. w. Build
ing, consisting of Scipio A. Jordan.
chief Grand Monitor, c. H. Evand,
Endowment Secretary, J. Fl. Ham
monds, Grand Secretary S. A. Jones.
Grand Attorney and Mrs Lula Ba.
West, Grand Recorder, on July Goth
and put over the proposition. Pa
pers filed with the State Insurance
Department show that the Standard
Lie insurance Company has under
taken to underwrite the insurance
business of the Knights and Daugh-
ters OF Tabor. The agreement was
signed by w. r. Patterson, Presi-
dent and w. G. ingalls,, Secretary of
the standard Life Insurance Com
pany and Scipio A. Jordan Chief
Grand Mentor, and ]. H. Hammonds.
Grand Secretary of the Knights of
TABOR. The standard Life Insurance
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

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KNIGHTS OF TABOR SELLS TO
WHITES; MEMBERSHIP UP
IN ARMS
preston News seryicel

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 1.-THE
race lost another business enterprise
when the knights and Daughters of
Tabor was taken over lock, stock
and barrel by the Standard Life In
surance Company of Eureka Springs,
Ark This deal was kept secret by
the Officials of the knights and
Daughters of Tabor from the public
and 1T was not until recently when
the information concerning the deal
became known, although the papers
in the matter had been approved by
the Insurance Department of Arkan-
sas on September 7th.
Owed Many Death Claims
The consideration was not made
public but nevertheless as far as is
able to determine by the delegates
who attended the Grand Session at
Pine Bluff, the matter had never been
authorized by the Grand Session.
When the Grand Session met in reg
ular convention in Pine Bluff on July
2Oth, no mention was made of the
fact that the order was in such a
rocky" condition and that it would
be necessary to sell the orders in
surance department and buildings
to some other concern the following
week. Although there was current
rumor about the state that the order
was insolvent and owed more than
$4,000 worth of death claims, the
officers denied this, stating that a
real estate loan on the building at
Ninth and State SITS, known as Ia
Dorian Hall for $4,000 would put
the order in a Every good shape"
Negotiations have been under way,
Tor several weeks between the Off
Gals of the Standard Life Insurance
company and the Knights and
daughters Of Tabor. The following
is in part, the resolution which the
ofhcers certified to the insurance
department and is the basis of the
deal:
That the Grand Board of Curat-
ors. with the Endowment Secretary
treasurer and Grand Attorney are
hereby authorized and empowered
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Evening star., 1926-10-17
Psychologist Holds Men Who Smoke
More Likely to Be of Dependable Type

taken to learn whether smoking in-
terfered with fine coordination.
There has been no evidence so far
that it does interfere" DR.. Dunlap
says.
"On the contrary. such evidence as
we have found inclipas to support the
belief that the man who smokes will
be a more steady and dependable work
err Tobacco is a sedative. The man
who smokes is more likely to
go along in his work with even pro-
duction in amount and quality than Is
the man who does not.
Smoking does increase the blood
pressure slightly, but so does the
telling of a good joke, and the effect
produced by tobacco is not much
greater than that Nproduced by the
Joke"
Evening star., 1926-10-17

bert Schiff. naval aviator killed in
an ACCIDENT at Hampton Roads. Va,
while flying. and declared it would
do more to stimulate safety in flying
than any other agency he knew of.
Gen. Fecllet Cites Case.
Gen. Fechet would not let the i'm
preston go broadcast that the Army
Air Corps is not taking safety pre-
cautions for its airmen. He cited
general order issued by IAN Old
Cavalryman," who after being told
that a. large number Of wrecked air
planes he had seen was the result of
rough landings by students" in
formed the beginners that hereafter,
students will not make rough land
ings."
Capt. Campbell, the last speaker.
read brief address written in the air
while flying with Maj e. H Brain
ard. chief Of Marine Corps Aviation,
between Quantico and Washington,
yesterday. Lieut.. Bryan and Lieut..
F.. H. Conant, 2nd, of the Bureau Of
Aeronautics, arranged the dinner for
Capt. Campbell.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
THREE EXILED WIDOWS
OF SULTAN RETURN
Fourth Mate of Mohammed vi
Prefers Europe to Changed
Constantinople.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE. October 16.-
Three widows Of Sultan Mohammed
VI have returned from exile to make
their home in a small house OF the
old quarter overlooking the magnifi-
cent Yildiz Palace, of which they
were once the mistreSSes.
The fourth widow. daughter OF
former palace gardener and said to
be the Youngest and prettiest of the
group, did not accompany the others
on their return. preferring to enjoy
European freedom.
The widows fled from Turkey three
years ago after the Sultan's dethrone-
ment, but hardship and penury drove
them to petition the new Turkish
government for permission to return,
which was recently granted.
They are remaining in close seclu-
sion.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
JAPANESE "STRANGLER"
RELEASED FROM PRISON

By Gable to The Star and New York World.
TOXIC, October 16. - Capt. Masa-
hiko Amakasu, the genedarme officer
who Strangled to death the feared an
archist Sakae Osuak Osugi's wife and
their 10-year-old nephew during the
confusion Of the earthquake Of Sep
tember. 1923. was released from prison
October 8, it was learned today. He
served years and 10 months of his
10-year sentence for the murder of
the three.
Amakasu is generally regarded as a
hero, despite some condemnation of
his brutal methods, as paIrtO's think
he rid the country Of a dangerous
leader. The murders occurred in the
headquarters of the gendarmerie. He
approached each from the rear, chok.
ing them Judo style. The bodies were
thrown into q we'll, covered with de-
bris, and later discovered by radical
friends of Osugi, who swore ven
geance.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Policemen Kill Notorious Polish Bandit
After Fete for Warsaw's Underworld

after killing or wounding a number
of his pursuers.
Zielinski also was noted Tor ms
love affairs, being considered irresist'
ible. Last night he gave bandit
ball in one Of the suburbs Of warsaw
and, learning of this, the entire ais
trict was patrolled throughout the
night. This afternoon the police dis.
covered the house in which the oali
was still in full swing. An attack on
the premises was made. and Ziellnskl
was killed in the exchange or nre
and two Of his bandit friends were
seriously wounded.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, October 16.-The
man who smokes is likely to be a
dependable and steady worker-more
dependable. perhaps, than the non
smoker-experimen conducted by
DR.. knight Dunlap. professor of ex-
perimental psychology at Johns Hop
kins University have tended to show.
So far as woman is concerned, mo
scientific Investigations have been
made to furnish material bearing on
the question:" DR.. Dunlap says, "and
persons who say that woman cannot
smoke as man does without injury
speak without evidence in support of
what they say"
Experiments on the effect of smok
ing on man, not yet completed and
not finally conclusive, were under
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Mrs. Andrews Quits
Home Here to Take
".TOb" i'm New York
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Mrs. Lincoln c. Andrews. wife
of Assistant Secretary Andrews,
chief Of the dry forces, has for
saken Washington life to take a
Job in New York.
She wrote her husband yesterday
that she was going to work"
entering the travel service cor
poration conducted by a friend,
Clara Laughlin, in New York.
This ocean business sounds wet
to me-" the general remarked
upon receiving the news, "but I
know after few days now Mrs.
Andrews will sympathize with my
wishes to stay at home at night
and take it easy"
Evening star., 1926-10-17
MISTRlAL IN BOY KILLING.
Judge Keeps Case of Five Carolina
Youths From Jury.

JACKSONVILLE. N. c.. October 16
R).-A mistrial was ordered yesterday
in the case against five youths charged
with numbering Ellis Hollis, whose
body was found in New River several
weeks ago
When the State rested. the defense
moved for a non-suit. The court ruled
that the prosecution had not pre-
sented sufficient evidence to warrant
giving the case to a jury.
Defendants were Leonard and Leon
Edans, Roy Hudson, Arthur Jady and
Lonnie Howard. They are said TO
have gone on a picnic with Hollis,
after which the body was found.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
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Evening star., 1926-10-17
EVANGELICAL BISHOPS
RESIDENCES APPOINTED
Five Who Were Reelected Retain
ed in Present Locations-Sixth
to Go to Kansas City.

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, October Is:
appointment of the residences OF
the six evangelical bishops who were
elected for service in America were
decided by the General Conference OF
the Evangelical Church here today.
1t was aagreed by vote that the five
bishops reelected should retain their
present residences, while DR.. John S.
Stamm, newly elected to the episco-
pacy. will reside in Kansas City.
The residence of the five elder
bishops was fixed as follows:
H. c. Breyfogle, Reading; M. I.
Maze, Harrisburg; L. H. Seager, Le-
mars, Iowa; j. F. Dunlap, Cleveland,
Ohio, and S. p. Spreng. Napierville,
Ill.
The present residence of DIR. Stamm
is Napierville. where he has been a
professor in the theological school.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
WITNESS CHARGES
|NSULTAT HEARING
Denies at Mcpherson Trial
That She Exhibited Pic
ture in Arizona.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, October 1.-THE
brief Saturday session of the Aimee
Semple Mcpherson criminal conspir-
acy hearing concluded here today
with the inferred accusation of a
woman witness for the defense that
a deputy district attorney was trying
to insult her.
Mrs. Gayle Koontz who said she
was the wife of an Army air officer
stationed AT Manila. and was the third
titan haired woman to appear in the
evangelist's court hearing, was intro
duced as defense witness out of
turn, owing to the fact that she is
leaving shortly for San Francisco
and the Philippine Islands.
Says She Sent Telegram.
Her appearance was the result Of
reports from Gila Bend. Ariz. that the
station agent there had recognized a
woman who had sent telegram to
Tucson last June as Mrs. Nc
Mrs. koontz testified that she was
the telegram sender
Following the style of meticulous
crosS-eXaminatiOn set during the past
three weeks by Defense attorney w.
l: Gilbert. Deputy District Attorney
Forrest Murray unloaded a barrage
OF lnterrogations at the witness that
ran the gamut from details OF her
family tree to points of mileage on
the Los Angeles-Arizon highway.
He developed that she had made
the trip by automobile in company
with man named H G. Brown and
second man whom Brown picked up
en- route
An overnight stop at Holtville was
subjected to close scrutiny by the
prosecuting lawyer, and then he asked
the question that drew the insult"
retort from the witness.
Says She Paid Own Expenses.
Did you purposely exhibit a photo
graph to the station agent at Gila
Bend to attract his attention."
In angry tones Mrs. Koontz shot
back: No. Are you trying to insult
me?"
Murray wanted to know all about
who had paid Mrs. koontz' train fare
between here, San Diego and Tucson,
Ariz., on trips connected with her
giving evidence for the Mcpherson de-
tense, and the witness replied that
she had borne all these expenses her
self.
The deputy district attorney init
mated this aspect of the testimony
would be gone into further at a later
date.
The court recessed today until Mon
DAY, after Mrs. koontz left the stand.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

Following the theft and recovery of
q pearl necklace valued at $4,000 in
London recently the jewelers. clerk
explained that he took the gems to
hotel to show it to man who
wished to buy it, and that the man
took the necklace away and did not
return.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Scopes Appeal Not Decided.

Tenn. October 16 CP).
The Tennessee Supreme Court ad-
journed today until November 20
without any indication being given as
to when a decision will be announced
in the appeal Of Prof. John T. Scopes
from conviction of violating the State
law forbidding teaching the theory Of
evolution in public schools.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
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By the Associated Press.

WARSAW, Poland, October 16.-
The notorious bandit Zielinski.
also known as the Polish Rinaldo
Rinaldini,' has been killed by the
police. In the last six months lie
linski had committed numerous MUIR
ders, thefts and burglaries in and
around Warsaw, almost under the
eyes of the police, who always
reached the scene too late
The police surrounded Zielinski sew
eral times. but the bandit escaped
Evening star., 1926-10-17
vienna CABINET OUT.
Ministers to Remain Until New
Government Is Formed.

VIENNA. October 16 R.-Presi-
dent Hainisch today accepted the res
ignation of the Ramek ministry. but
asked the ministers to remain at their
posts until the formation of a new
government
The ministry resigned in conse-
quenece of demands by the civil serv-
ice employees for increases in salary.
which Chancellor Ramek said he could
not grant without endangering the
stability Of the budget.