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Evening star., 1926-08-18
.CEN. LAHM TO HEAD BOY ADR|FT IN BOAT
TEXAS AIR CENTER ALL NIGHT IS SAVED
Gen. Fechet Likely to Keep
Post Here-Gen. Gilmore
May Go to Ohio.

Brig. Gen. Frank p. Lahm. who re-
Gently was detached AS air officer of
the Ninth Corps Area AT San Fran
cisco. has been assigned to comma nd
the training center Of the Army Air
Corps around San Antonio, Tex, IN.
der special orders just issued by the
War Department. There had been
some question as to whether Gen.
Lahm or Brig. Cen. James r. Fechet
would he assigned.
This order leaves Gen. F'echet and
Brig. Cen William f. Gilmore. chief
Of supplies. on duty here. as assista mt
chiefs of the Air Corps. Under the
five.year building program for the Air
Corps. the office OF brigadier general
and assistant chief was abolished and
three brigadier generals as assistants
to Maj. Gen. Mason NJ. Patrick were
created.
Indications are that Cen Fechet
will he given his old duty. while he
was holding the rank Of lieutenant
colonel. of chief Of the training and
war plans section Of the office chief
Of Air Corps. This in effect will make
him operations officer Of the Army Air
Corps. Gen. Gilmore will confine his
duties to supply. and prObab bly, will
take over the engineering division At
McCook Field, Dayton. Ohio. Hereto
fore. Gen. Fechet. as assistan chief,
had no prescribed duties. other than
TO act as chief in the absence Of Gen.
Patrick. Gen. Fechet Is the highest
ranking Of the three brigadier gen
erals by virtue Of his appointment in
April last year.
Although Gen IAhm and Gen. Gill
more were given their commissions in
July of this year and on the same
date. the latter Is the senior because
of his standing on the promotion list.
Both officers are lieutenant coloneIs.
and the brigadier generalship is an
appointive position for a term of four
years.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
PRINCE CLIMBS PEAK.

GENEVA. August Is H1. Prince
Chichibu. second son of the Emperor
Of Japan. has successfully climbed the
Wetterhorn. which is more than
| 900 feet in altitude.
Several European Alpinists have
heen killed in the Alps recently.
Charles Latham. an Englishman at
tached 10 the International labor Of
hce. was killed in fan from Mount
Rla nc. while two citizens of Geneva
slid TO death after reaching the sum
NIT of fthe-Matterhorn.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
ACCUSED OIL MEN
FIGHT FOR APPEALS
Fall. Doheny and Sinclair
Protest U. S. Attorneys
Move for Dismissal.

Albert r. Fall. former Secretary
~ the Interior: Edward l.. Dohenv
~ Los Angeles and Harry f. Sin
clair Of New York. oil nasnates. TO-.
hav filed In the District Court Of Ap.
reale briefs in the opposition to the
gra nting If the motion OF Atlee Pome
rane and Owen l. Roher's. special
counsel for the Government. and
United States ATTORNEY Feyton Cor
don 10 dismiss the special appeals AL
lowed the oil men from the decision
~f .iustice Wendell r. Sta ford of the
District Supreme Court unfolding the
validity of conspiracy indictments
growing ont Of the leas ses ot naval
oil reserves.
,J'he act of Congress Of July I,
which attempts to strip the Court
cf Appeals Of jurisdiction 10 hear
these special appeals, is called un-
constitutional by the oil men and
is cha ra cterized as an attempted inva-
sion by the legislative body OF the
functions OF the judiciary. The
action Of the court in allowing the
special appeals. it Is claimed. was
JUDGMENT" If the court under sec
tior 22S of the District Code that
these appeals should he allowed I'm
the interest of Justice" and Congress
IL now attempting to act in Judi
ctai caps city In reviewing that judg-
rrent Of the court. Congress is seek
ing, II ts claimed. TO direct the court
to reverse and set aside its solemn
judicial determination.
Counsel for the oil magnates in
siet that the appeals having heen
allowed by judicial determine tion of
the court. such determination he
comes Judgment Of the court in
which the appellants have a vested
right which cannot he DESTROYED ny
the act of July :.
Congress may have the power, the
counsel continues 10 abolish every
court in the United States except
ing the United States supreme Court.
hut they deny the right of Congress
arbitrarily to srrocate IN itself the
power 10 exercise judicial functions.
and with equal emphasis deny the
newer ~ Congress to review or re
veree the judicial determinations nf
the courts NJ the United states. The
sIlowa nee ~ the special appeals. ii
10 contended. Is such determine tion.
and the court has full power to pro-
ceed with the hea ring and deternlina-
tion of the issues involved. despite
the act of July 3.
Finally. the oil men ask the court
70 deny the motion to dismiss the
special appeals under the act of
Iulv 4 and thus 'laN the hand Of
iudicia, restraint upon such in
yidious Legislation
ATTORNEYS Martin ". i.ittleton.
George T. Hoover. !. ". /evelN and
q. T Stanford appear for Mr.. Sin
clair. Attorneys Henry A. Wise. Levi
Cook and George r. Benemsr repre-
.ent Mr. Fall. while Attorneys Frank
J. Hogan Frederic r. Kellngg. Joseph
7 Cotter. Harold Walker and Will
liam II. Donovan appear for Mr..
Dohenv.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
BRITISH MINERS TO MEET
EMPLOYERS TOMORROW
Owners Committee to Grant Re-
quest of Strikers for Peace
Negotiations.

py the Assoc,ated Press
LONDON. August 1S.-A Joint
meeting of the central committee Of
the Mining Association representing
the coal owners. and representatives
of the miners will be held tomorrow.
The association summoned it's
central committee to London after
receiving letter from A. j. Cook.
secretary of the Miners Association,
suggesting a joint meeting.
BY card vote of 42S.000 to $50 900
the Miners Delegate Conference yes
terday authorized its executive board
to reopen negotia tions with the mine
owners and the government in an
effort TO bring 10 an end the long
British coal strike.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
TWO Die IN BLAST
AT NAVAL STATION
Boiler Explosion Injuries Two 9th
ers and Damages Building Across
River From Academy.

BY the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS. Md. August Is. Two
civilian employees were killed and two
others seriously injured when boiler
exploded at the naval experimental
station here yesterday. John II. Gray
a fireman. and Martin Rausch died In
the Naval Hospital from scalds. frac-
lures and internal injuries. Benjamin
Ford and John n. Kramer are in
the same hospital less seriously in
iured.
The hs sement and lower floor of the
experiment station. located across the
Severn River from the Naval Acad-
envy. were wrecked by the force Of
the explosion which broke windows
in nearby homes and shook buildings
on the academy campus.
Evening star., 1926-08-18

In China there Is only one bridge
spanning the mighty Yangtze River,
which has course of more than 1000
miles. This bridge is at Tzuli. II Is
A suspension bridge. with two pairs
of six chains clinging 10 the board.
with railing alongside. 1t is in fairly
good repair. There was once another
bridge at Chaotung. but because NJ
raids from the north. whereby Chi
nese were carried Of into slavery. the
Chinese themselves broke dawn the
bridge. leaving only the one at TzuIi.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
LUTHERANS HEAR
DR.. VOLLMER SPEAK
Responsibility of Individual to
God Is Subject of
Address,.

The modern system Of sociology, as
we'll as the Christian religion. is based
upon the fact of the possibility of re-
generation Of man. DR. Phillip Nollmer
Of PALMYRA. y. j.. sociology director
of the Lutheran Church. declared to-
dav in addressing the sixth annual
convention of the evangelical leagues
and SUNDAY schools Of the Atlantic
district Of the Luthern Church. which
Is being hold at the Concotdia Iuth-
cram F.vanCelical Church, Twentieth
and G streets.
Denouncinc as "ridiculous nonsense
and silly baby talk the materialistic
and deterministic theories OF some
modern schools of thought. DR.. N~ll-
mer said spiritual rehirth such as
Christ taught has been proved mil
lions of times throughout the ages.
Hits Materialistic Views.
Abiding to science teachers in
schools and universities who hold
purely materialistic doctrines DR..
Nollmer said, How futile and hypo-
critical IT would he for us to pour
our gifts into the building and upkeep
Of our churches. social institutions and
other agencies for the rebuilding Of
character IL Surn 0OctrlneS were true
The statement that, mans charac-
tor and possibilities are predetermined
by heredity and environment is A high
ly dangerous belief-Nnd il is nothing
more than a belief. 1t is dangerous
because il makes Of man a machine
when il denies his responsibility for
his acts It is doctrine that II wide
~ accepted would prove destructive TO
oar social structure"
God and Individual
DIR. Nolmer. who is former profes-
sor At Elden Theological Seminary and
now the executive secretary Of the
Commission on Christia nifty and Social
Problems of the Evangelical Synod.
spoke on The Kingdom Of God and
the Individual"
An inspirationa] address was deliv-
cred hN Rev. \. r. Meyer of Tell City
Ind. and a devotional was led by Rev
Paul RrieSemeister Of Schenectady
~ T.. who Is secretary of the Atlantic
district. and Rev F. c. Rueggeberg
spoke on Christian citizenship Rev.
r. !. Paetzeld Of Baltimore presided.
The convention was opened last
night with about 800 Lutheran young
people in attendance. 4 missionary
sermon was delivered by Rev. H. y.
.Auler Of Honduras. Central America.
This afternoon the delegates are
making a sightseeing tour of the Dis
trict. and this evening will hold
council at Great Falls, Va. The con-
ventton closes tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Pipes Aid French Trade.

Briar root. used for making smok-
ing pipes of a popular variety, is so
much In demand in America that 1t is
necessary TO import huge shipments
from France to take care Of the de-
ma nd. "A result. France In one year
shipped priar root valued at so,00o. 900
francs o-tEis-country.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Col. C.. H. Olmstead Is Dead.

AVANNAH. Ga. August Is Up
Col Charles II. Olmstead. defender of
Fort Pulaski, at the mouth of the
Savannah River. during the Civil
War. died here yesterday. He was
SO years old He ranked as an ac-
curate historian Of events during the
war.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Sandpaper Without Sand.

Sandpaper is really a misnomer. he.
cause sand paper Is not made from
"a nd. II is on the contrary. made from
crushed flint. garnet or emery or from
electrical abras asives. all of which have
sharp cutting edges. Sand is never
used, because its edges will mot cut.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Calls Crying Hard Work.

Crying is hard work. according to
Da nlsh Psychologist. His experiments
have shown that the tissue cha nEes
taking place in CRYING baby are
double those that occur in a baby who
L asleep.
The border vidette., 1926-08-07
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
AMERICAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
sENTS, That we, the undersigned.
having associated ourselves together
for the purpose OF forming a corpora
tion under and by virtue of the laws
of Arizona. hereby adopt the following
Articles of Interpretations:
ARTICLE I. The name of the corpor.
alton shall be: AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY, and its principal
place of business shall be Nogales. Ari.
Zona, but other Offices may be estab-
lished and maintained within or outside
of Arizona at such places as the Board
of Directors may designate. where
meetings of stock holders and directors
may be held.
ARTICLE II. The general nature OF
the business proposed to be transacted
shall be as follows: To purchase. own,
hold, sell, improve, lease and otherwise
deal in real and personal property Of
every kind and character; TO buy. erect.
manage, operate, care for and main
quire buildings of oil descriptions and
the appurtenances thereof; to own. con-
troll, use, appropriate and otherwise
acquire, water, water rights. bitches,
fumes, ditch rights, farming land and
ranches, with full power to sell, lease
or otherwise dispose of the same; to
carry Oh and conduct any and all char.
acter of farming, ranchlng or mercan-
tile enterprises; to carry on the bnsi-
ness Of growing, producing. feeding,
fattening and generally dealing IN cat
tie and other livestock of every descrip-
ton; TO own, control and operate cat
tie and livestock farms, ranches and
The border vidette., 1926-08-07

No shares OF capital stock shall be is-
sned until fully paid for and thereafter
shalt be non assess8ble.
ARTICLE " The commencement OF
the corporat,on shall be the day these
articles are filed in accordance with
! law and tho termination thereof shall
be twenty five years thereafter, with
privilege Of renewal as provided by
Stntue
ARTICLE Y The affairs OF the COR
pOration shall be cond ucted by Board
OF. Directors and such officers as the
said directors may elect or appoint.
The number OF directors shall be de-
signated by the stock holders and shall
be elected from among the stockholders
at their annual meeting to be held on
the third Tuesday in January of each
year. Until the first annual meeting
OF stock holders and until their success
flied, the following named persons shall
be the directors: J. G. Barnes, Ruby
c. Barnes and Harry Narcotic
ARTICLE vi The directors shall have
power to adopt, amend and rescind By
Laws, to fill vac 4ncies occurring in the
board from any cause, and appoint
committee and vest said committee with
all the powers granted the directors by
| these articles.
ARTICLE VII The highest. amount
of indebted ness or liability to which
the corporation is at any time to sub
! ject itself is two thirds (s) OF the au-
thorized capital stock of the corpora
| tion.
ARTICLE VIII EXEMPTION: Priv
ate property Of the stock holders of this
corporation shall at all times be exempt
: from oil the corporate debts of the COR
poration OF every kind and nature.
ARTICLE TX Ruby G. Barnes, hav-
! ing been bona fde resident OF Noga-
| les. Santa Cruz county, Arizona, for
! the last three years is hereby appoint
ed and made the lawful agent for and
/ in behalf Of this corporation in and for
| the State OF Arizona. to accept and ao-
knowledge service of, and upon whom
may be served, all necessary process or
processes in any action, suit or pro-
ceeding that may be had or brought
against the said corporation in any of
the courts of said State OF Arizona;
such service of process or notice, or the
, acceptance thereof by her endorsed
thereon, to have the same force and
effect as if served upon the president
aud secretary of the company. This
! appointment may be revoked at any
time by filing the appointment OF an.
other agent.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto set our hands this the Goth day Of
! April. 1928.
! J = BARNES (Seal)
! RUBY c. BARNES (SeaD
, HARRY NARCOTIC (Seal)
The border vidette., 1926-08-07

ranges of every kind either within or
without the State of Arizona; to do q
general real estate, insurance and
brokerage business and to act as agent
broker and attOrney.in fact for any
person or corporation; 10 buy. sell.
own, vote and otherwise control shares
stocks and bonds Of other corporations;
to draw, accept. endorse. discount, bny,
sell and deliver bills of exchange. pro-
missOry NOES, bonds, indentures, cOu.
pons and other negotiable instruments
and securities; to give security and
guarantees for the payment OF money
or the performance OF any obligation
or undertaking; to acquire. improve,
manage, work, develop. exercise all
rights in respect of. lease, mortgage.
sell, dispose Of, turn to account and
otherwise deal with property OF all
kinds aud in particular relating to
lands, buildings, business concerns,
farming, ranching and undertakings;
to enter into any arrangements with
any authorities municipal, local or
otherwise that may seem conducive to
the Compsny's detectives or any OF
them and to obtain from any such gov
ernment or authorities any rights,
privileges end concessions which the
company may think it desirable to
obtain, to carry out, exercise and com-
ply with any such arrangements, rights,
privileges and concessions; and this
corporation may purchase and sell It's
own stock, and may borrow and loan
money, execute notes and bonds, oper-
ate hotels, inns, restaurants, eating
houses; lease, sell, mortgage, incum-
ber and hypothecste any or all of It's
property, real and personal, and to
perform all other deeds, acts and things
incident or convenient to its general
business It is the intention that each
OF the objects, purposes and powers
specified in each of the paragraphs OF
this second article of this Certificate OF
Incorporation shall, except where other.
wise specified, be nowise limited or re.
stricted by reference to or inference
from the terms OF any other paragraph
or of any other article in this Certih.
cate of Incorporation, but that the OBJ.
iects, purposes and powers specified in
this article and in each of the articles
or paragraphs of this Certificate shall
be regarded as independent objects.
purposes and powers. and the enumera-
tlOA VI epCCiuS uiPOoOo ouo PO"O.
shall not be construed to restrict in
any manner the general terms and
powers of this Corporation, nor shall
the expression OF one thing be deemed
to exclude another, although it be OF
like nature.
ARTICLE III The authorized capital
stock of the corporation shall be Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars $500, 0O0.-
COY, divided into Five Thousand (5O0O),
shares of the par value of One Hun
dred Dollars ($i00 00l each, which shall
be paid for at such times and in such
manner as the Board of Directors may
designate. All or any portion Of the
capital stock may be issued in payment
for real or personal property, services,
or any other right or thing of value.
for the uses aud purposes OF the cor.
poration. and when so issued shall be.
come and be full-paid, the Same as
though paid for in cash at par; and the
directors shall be sole judges OF the
value of any property right or thing
acquired In exchange for capital stock.
The border vidette., 1926-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Riley
Bliss are visitors in Nogales
from Ajo, Arizona, where Bliss
is connected with the u. S. Gus.
toms service. While here Bob
is having DR.. Darby work over''
his face. Doc is doing a good
job, as per usual.
The new Owl Drug Store now
being installed in the New Mon
tezuma hotel building by w. ].
Phillips, when opened to the
public, will be one of the most
handsome modern drug store in
Arizona credit to Nogales, a
credit to it's owner.
Tuesday members of the board
of supervisors inspected the
Ruby road, which they found in
good condition. except for a few
boulders washed down by the
hard rains recently. County
Engineer J. w. Larimore, &C
companied the supervisors.
The body of Miss Ophelia Cal
deron, 18 year old daughter of
Mrs. Isabella Calderon of Ter
race avenue, who died here
Tuesdaymorning following long
illness, was shipped to Hermosi
llo. Sonora, where funeral ser
vices took place Wednesday.
Members of the Eastern Star
Auxiliary gave card party Mon
day afternoon at the Masonic
temple in honor of Mrs. (Mother)
S. Fl. Karns. who is here from
California for visit at the be
autiful home of her son, Senator
Harry j. Karns on North Grand
avenue.
Rollo Legarra and bride, of
Tucson. and Ted Sturges and
bride of Phoenix, motored down
to the border last Sunday. The
happy newly weds enjoyed a
nice luncheon at the famous
Cave Club. Nogales. Sonora.
Rollo is son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Legarra, of this city.
Attorney Bonsall Noon, who
recently sustained crushed aud
broken ankle, while cranking
his automobile, was on the street
yesterday greeting his many
friends. 1t probably will be
several weeks before Bonsall
can do his Stuff without the
use of crutches. He is the Re-
publican candidate for county
attorney of Santa Cruz county.
Lee Zinsmeister, from the Cir
Gle z guest ranch at Bloxton,
was a business visitor in Nogales
Wednesday, purchasing supplies
for guests at the beautiful guest
ranch, where many prominent.
wealthy citizens from the South
and East, now are enjoying out
door life and all the comforts of
home. y The Circle z ranch is
one of the beauty spots OF Ari
ZOna.
State Senator Leslie G. Hardy,
senior member of the local law
firm of Hardy & Hardy, has re.
turned from a trip to northern
Arizona, near the Utah line.
While in the north country Sen.
ator Hardy met a num- Der of old
timers, some of whom never have
heard of Governor Hunt or his
opponent for office, E. E. Ellin
wood. The senator reports hav.
ing had a wonderful trip.
Hon. Lewis w. Douglas, Dem
ocratic candidate for representa-
tive in Congress. whose home is
in Phoenix, visited Nogales last
Wednesday and in the evening
spoke in the city plaza before a
good sized number of voters, con
sidering the fact that very few
people knew he was to speak
here, and the inclemency of the
weather. In the event of his
nomination. Mr.. Douglas will be
Arizona's next delegate in Con
gress, succeeding Carl Hayden
who is going to be promoted tc
the United States senate, mex
November.
The border vidette., 1926-08-07
AUGUST Z, 1926
LOCAL NEWS.

y. ii. SprlRg Is gueSC at the
! Bowman hotel, from Culican,
| Sinaloa, Mexico.
] N. N. Rodriguez of Topic, Ma.
yarit, Mexico, is business visi.
tor on the border.
| Jesse Gatlin, we'll known stock
raiser, was county seat visitor
yesterday from his ranch.
The splendid general rains
throughout Arizona and Sonora,
make glad the heart of rancher
and stockraiser.
! J. G.. Alvares, we'll known
produce man, has returned from
a business trip down the West
Coast of Mexico.
L. H. Burr, we'll known local
business man, has returned to
the city from trip to Los Mo.
CHS, Sinaloa, Mexico.
| E. E. Tuthill and D. L. P.yatt,
Tucson busineas men. visited on
the border Tuesday. They were
guests at the Bowman.
i The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Nogales Kiwanis
Club was held Thursday noon at
the International Casino.
! Manuel Y. Loaiza, prominent
Hermosillo, Sonora, business
man, is a guest at the Evans
botel, from the state capital city.
/ Miss Garnett Howell departed
| Wednesday for her old home 10
New Orleans, to spend the re
mainder of the summer with rel.
atives.
! Bill Pierce was here yester.
day making final proof on bis
homestead just across the Santa
Cruz county line in Cochise
county.
| Don Pablo Gonzalez, popular
manager of the Nogales Com
mission Company, has returned
from short visit with his fami.
lily in California.
| Mrs. Harry Farrior and the
children returned Tuesday from
a three months visit in Los An.
geles. Hence Harry's broad
smile of contentment.
| A. L. Lewis. of the firm of
Lewis & Taylor, Hermosillo.
Sonora, Mexico, has returned
south after spending few days
here with his family.
The Nogales branch of the
Fisher Music Company, have re.
ceived a big moving van from
Tucson, for the company's new
store next to the Nogales theat
er.
Mrs. John Jund's mother and
grand father arrived Tuesday
from Pasadena, California, fol
a visit at the pleasant country
Jund home on the Patagonia
Nogales road.
Judge George Coughlin, hois,
man at the Big Jim mine near
Harshaw, was county seat Wis
itor Wednesday. Reported the
Big Jim looking good and the
mill turning out high grade con
centrates.
George Fisher, president ano
manager of the Fisher Music
Company, of Tucson, which re-
Gently opened a branch store il
this city. was a Nogales bust
ness visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
A joyous birthday surprise wa:
given County Attorney James
V. Robins last Tuesday night a
his home in Potrero avenue, il
honor of the popular Attorney.
34th birthday. Hearty congra
tulations, Jimmie.
The American Legion dane,
tonight at the Log Cabin, No
gales, Sonora, under the aus.
pices of Ridge-Igo Post of No
gales, will be a bowling success
according to Post Commando
Art Peck. Don't miss it.
Woodie Gatlin of Patagonia
Democratic candidate for count,
assessor, visited Nogales Wed
nesday. Woodie is we'll qualifi
ed for the Office be seeks. HI
is we'll and favorably known i!
every precinct in Santa Cru
county.
Elbert r. Thurman, popula
Nogales attorney, has announced
his candidacy for State Repre-
sentative, subject to the actor
of Democratic voters at the pri
mary election on September