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Evening star., 1928-03-17
FLAME SAVES LIFE
OF STRICKEN MAN
Resident of Snowbound
Town Carried to Hospital
in Aircraft.

NY the Associated Press.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mlc,3.. March
l7.--An Army airplane. piloted by Lieut.
Joseph Soper. which yesterday carried
food and supplies to snowbound Detour.
was credited with saving the life Of
Russell Goet1 of Detour, who was
brought to a hospital here on the re-
turn fight OF the plane GoetZ. suffer
ing from blood poisoning. had been
awaiting medical attention in the
isolated district for the past 10 days.
Hospital physicians said he had been
brought here just in time 10 save his
life
Lieut., Soper made two trips 10 Detour
Yesterday with badly needed supplies.
On a return flight To Sault Ste Marie
medical supplies were dropped over
board at Raber, Mich, where Mrs. Wal
lace Benson. resident. has been crit
ically ILL.,
nr. John r. Deadman. with his dog
team, the firSt person 10 reach the
village. was several hours ahead OF the
plane with small supply OF food and
tobacco. lie and his dog team were
on the verge OF exhaustion when they
reached Detour.
DR.. Deadman said the SnowdriftS
we're SO great at times that 1t was neceS-
SAy 10 put on SIuWStiQe> ana Qlk the
dogs out of the snow.
The SNOW motor, which had been en-
deaVoring for several days to reach the
village. was abandoned when IL stalled
In a blizzard Thursday,
Army officials have announced that
regular airplane service will b. eStab-
liShcd and continued for several days
between here and Detour The service
will be devoted IL carrying mail and
food supplies for the beleaguered VIII
laEers,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
WOODS SEARCHED
IN VAIN FOR PLANE
No One in Lumber Camps
Saw British Craft,
s.e +
Sheriff Says.

By the Associated Press,
NEW YORK. M0rch I7-~search for
the missing traDsatlantic monoplane.
Endeavour. and It's two English occu-
pants was generally regarded today as
a forlorn hope. All clues had faded AZ
they did in the cases Of II other trans
atlantic ayiators. u.
After the residents In the vicinity OF
0rcenviile, Me, said they had heard a
plane Thursday morning. no evidence
developed that II was that Of, Capt.
Walter II. q. Hipcbiiffe and the Hon.
Elsie Mackay. .s. 4
Sheriff Adeibert q. Rodgers. who d.
rected q search said that had 1t landed
In that vicinity woodsmen would surely
have been aware Of IL. A telephone
check of all lumber camps Of that region
failed 10 bring information as 10 any
plane being seen or heard.
Plans of the American and Canadian
governments ~ search the wooded re-
gion by plane were held In abeyance
pending more definite adyieea. Mo one
was known 10 have seen the plane,
Sheriff Rodgers said. the only reports
being that planes motor had been
heard.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
RING RIDER SUES OWNER
OF CIRCUS FOR DIVORCE
Request That She and Anothel
Woman Appear In Same Act
Is Called Cruelty.


LOS ANGLES. March IA request
that she and another woman appear IN
the same riding act In the Al q, Barn
es Circus Is cited as an act OF cruelty
by Mrs, Sarah Jane Stonehouse. In n
suit for divorce against Alpheus O,
Barnes Stonehouse. owner of the show.
The suit was filed yesterday.
The woman with whom Mrs. Stone
house says she was asked 10 appear In
the riding act. Carlotta Decker. was
named IN the wlte's suit as correspond
ent Named Ms cosdefendanta we're the
Alliance Investment Co. the United
Investment and Amusement Go and
the Barnes Realty Go. Mrs Htonehouse
said her husband owned virtually all Ot
the stock In these companies and that
they we're merely devices used to con-
eaal The community property. which she
valued nj S2.AaD,hl0
Alimony Of $4,000 u month and
$50 900 attorneys fees were asked
The couple was married In 1884 al
Las Vegas. New, and have three
children,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
NEW YORK GIRLS WIN
DEBATE WITH A. U. TEAM
Military Protection Of American
Investments Abroad IL Sub
iect at Hurat Hall.

The New York University girls de
batting team won a 2~to-i decision las
night In debate with the American Uni
ycfslty girls team at Hurst Hall, on the
A. u, campus
The visitors. who took the mega
tive 0f the question. "Itesolped, that
American private investments III
foreign countries should not be given
military protection by The United
states Government" were Anna Pei
luck. Florence Forgot6on and Eliza
beth Riley The American University
team WAS Noia Livingston. Charlotte
Magee aud Kathryn Heath.
Miss Kathleen Duggan, national sec
retary of Delta Sigma rho, honorary
debating fraternity. presided, ana the
Judges were Robert N, McMillen af the
Federal Trade CommiSsion, Harold u.
pellegrin 0f the Near East Relief and
IL. w. Washburn of The United Statea
Bureau OF Research.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
STONE MOUNTAIN
DONATIONS HAL TED
City and County Restrained
From Aiding Project
by Court. ~

By the Associated Press ~ "a.
DECATUR. Ga, March i7.--A tenn
porsry order restraining the City Of
Atlanta and Fulton County from making
further donations 10 the Stone Noun
tain Confederate Monumental Associa-
| ton and enjoining the latter from
receiving such contributions was issued
IN Superior Court here yesterday on
petition OF five prominent Atlanta
women.
Their action which sought TO recover
funds already paid TO the association
en- the grounds that such donations
we're unconstitutional, also asked the
appointment OF a receiver for the or
ganizatjon. The petition charged that
the association was ineolYent and that
approximately $500, 900 in donations
from all sources had been wasted,
squandered and d&sipated until II has
| practically no funds on hand with
which 70 complete the monument" TO
the Confederacy on Stone Mountain
! :Iear here.
Receiver Demanded.
UNLESS a receiver is appointed 10
take charge Of and preserve its assets.
the association will be unable 70 respond
/ 10 any judgment that may be rendered
| against 1t in this suit," The petition
declared.
! Denying that the association was In -
soIFent. attorneys representing It, issued
, q k}atemnct at Atlanta. declaring that
! this would be demonstrated 70 the salts.
/ iactlon of the court al the proper time,
! ana asserted that 1T owes no money to
/ ANYBODY that it cannot pay"
IL characterized as absurd, the peti-
! toners application 10 prevent the asSo~
| FI@tlon from receiving contributions
| ttbth tfe clty ano county, declaring that
any source.
| THIS statement also pointed o,,f. re.
| itffiDg 10 the request OF the Wotnef
mat tfie city and county be entoinet
! ltoffl making appropriations 10 the As,
| S'cihlbIn. mat There Is no application
penang Tor such appropriations
Hearing Set for March "a,
The petitioners, all Of whom ar,
prominent In the activities Of The Unltet
Daughters 0f the Confederacy and VIII
brought lhe suit As Taxpayers Of .hs
1ify and county" set forth that tn.
eiLy mas paid 10 The association $50 00l
of the total " 800. 600 they said IL hat
obligated ittelf ~ contribute. A siullal
ahlCilBt Was pledged by the county. the
DECLARED, u which $50 900 sirfAdy baj
Osen contributed
H. Was charged that such paYmept1
ano DbIIgs'Gns were iI!egs. under ~
state coHstituiiDn which degignates Tia
disposition III ten money and does no
provide f0f such donations
THE women who brought the suit wfT,
@iTs. Craze Macy. Mrk. Ida H. Wood
ward, Mrs, J. r.. Andrews, Mrs virgini.
Mae Phillips and Mrs.. J H. Nichols,
Hearing on the petition was set fo
March ~.
A committees Ut 10 to represent th,
House at the nnyeiIing u the STONE
Mountain Memorial. al Atlanta, Ha
Dii April ., has been appointed b,
Speaker Ik3ngE0TLh.
The committee. headed by Represent,
etiye Bell, Democrat, Georgia, In com,
Dosed OF TIIsGn n Connecticut. Me.
Faddsn ~ fsHnsgIYahis, fiamseyer oi
i1Hs, Hobsi0n of Eentiicky and Faust
ef Missouri all Republicans and M9n
tsEue 0f vtrgirijs. Lea ~ CaIifgnio
DEoin"F ~ New Yofs end htnad 0
Illinois, Dsm9gfsAs,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Mysterious Device on Office Building
Found of Chief Interest to Pigeons

The mystery of the eerle object sus
pended from the roof OF the Hibbs
Building at Fifteenth street near New
York avenue. which for the past few
days has puzzled and distracted oc-
cupants OF Offices having an outlook OH
the rear Of the building, was solved
today.
Supported by stout cord and hang
Ing between two windows, q metal de-
vice. looking like an emaciated puppct.
at regular intervals swung Its white
arms ND and down
On first sight workers In the Evans.
Bond and other buildings whose VIM
dowa afforded sight OF IL. rubbed their
eyes. When the puppet failed TO KAN"
Eh into air they became assured they
were not seeing things and their amaze
ment increased.
The device became the chief topic OF
Evening star., 1928-03-17
PRESIDENT SEES MERIT
IN FLOOD RELIEF BILL
Jones Measure. With Suggested
Amendment. Is Understood to
Meet Executive Approval.

President Coolidge would iind the
Jones flood relief bill. pending IN the
Senate, completely satisfactory II pro-
vision were included in Il establishing
a commission to determine the xtent
and the manner ot local contribution
Ia the expense Of flood reiief work,
AZ present MIR, Coolidge feels that
Congress Is called upon to determine
the question of these contributions
without SUFFICIENT knowledGe ut facts
lie would be prepared although cling
Ing to the principle ot local contrthu-
tionS. To leave 10 the commission all
determination of the matter of local
contributions even to the point oI de-
Gliding II localities should ol should not
contribute more than the Jones bill
contemplateS at present
Evening star., 1928-03-17
John KENT ENDS
LONG j. 5. SERVICE
Russian.Born EmpIoye Paid
Impressive Tribute by
Companions.

A striking lesson in practical Ameri-
canism was revealed yesterday when
the RusSian-born journeyman book
binder, John Kent. was retired on ths
eve Of his sixty fifth birthday anniver-
Sary from the branch bindery OF tn
Government Printing once. located III
the Library OF Congress. after nearly -
years in the Government service. Valued
for his ability i'll his craft, as well a.
being an expert in Russian and Hebrew
Mr.. Kent warmly praised opportunity ir
the Land OF the Free during the eourSe
OF reception which his colleagues
rendered him as their of1ciai Serd~on.
Edward II, Paudert was the master o,
ceremonies. Joseph p. Van Ove.meer
president OF Local No 4 OF the Inter
national BookoinderS' Union. congratu-
lated MIR. Kent on his long service and
presented him with set OF resolutions.
praiSing his work. from his union col
leagues, Mrs. Mary b. LySton. repre-
Sentlng the woman workers of the bind
cry, spoke briefly Albert CogSA ell
representing the printing division. a6Ge>.
MS praise and that of his fellows .
Mr.. Kent'S laurelS Suitable Sifts wcrs
mace to Mr.. Kent, some Of them u
sold.
In the absence Of George n. Garter
the public printer. who was unable ~
attend Robert Speelman, Superinten0-
ent OF binding, spoke for the Cavern,
ment unit To which Mr. Kent sNye =,
many years Of his life and praised HI
ability rs faithful worker. Mr. Ken
thanked his fellow workers and orseisl.
III brief address and gave Mr. STsrI.
man small American flag. R~frrsb.
hlehtS were served and Maurice Jarvis
eioSotioniSt, entertained the SatAertn.
with selections. '''''
Today MIR, Kent Is ehSeryins A as>
M rest, and Ii is not h,St ancthf,
birthday, for this ST Patriek'S IA,
SpelS for him the end of his ofnsia'
saocrS lie has no plans for the hlt,iYr
oeyIlo taking gCsd rest.
All. Kent WAS born March IT YssS
M MineG Russia, he started AZ
oookhinder In lssa with ThemaS :
Murphy at Albany. N. Y. He Wa
married June -, 1854. and Was Az.
poinfed 70 the Government printf,s
once on June IL 1894. He waS ,yanS.
tefred 10 the CONGRESSIONAL Libra,
otAneh IN january. 1909 From Ma,
lsli, to June 1891. he served AZ A,S,k-
n'naet IN charge of the sewing Se<-
tWh, Tie remained at the lieras>
MahSn ontil the date vt his retirement
yesterday,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
WINS GUNNERY HONOR.

The hattleship New Mexico tops the
list ot capital ships IN ahort~ranse hat
tie practice for taa7~i93a, according
tn information made public to-day hy
the Navy Department,
The standing Of the other ships Is
In the following order, AattleShlpA Mis-.
siSsippi Colorado. West Virginia. Pennv
AVlvania, MARYLAND Arteona, Arkansas,
California, Iennessee, Idahe, Florida,
Texas, Utah, New York and Wyoming
Evening star., 1928-03-17

conversation and resulted In much time
being taken from work to watch the
fascinating movements Of the arms.
At length. one lawyer. tired Of having
his stcnographer slow up his work while
site pointed out the thing to every
client and told with bulging eyes OF The
mystery surrounding 1t, decided TO in
vestigate.
lie sent q messenger to the Hlbbs
Building 10 find out what II was all
about The boy first saw an official of
the building. who knew nothing about
Il. and ADVISED the youth 10 get a new
bootlegger Next he saw an elevator
operator. who gave him full explana-
ton
That's new invention" he said.
IT'S mechanical scarccrow for keep
ing the pigeons OF the window sillS.
Those waving arms scare them away"
Evening star., 1928-03-17
INDUSTRIAL SHOW
n n n
WILL END TONIGHT
Fourth Annual Exposition by
Chamber of Commerce Re-
ports Record Attendance.

The fourth annual industrial exposi-
ton OF the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce wiIl come TO a close tonight
a. the Washington Auditorium with q
total record-break!ng attendance II toe
days throngS Of visitors are in proper
ton 10 those earlier in the week. Cham
her officials announced.
Despite snclement weather, Board OF
Trade night last night was marked by
. large crowd that exceeded that OF the
earlier evening showings II vas esti-
mated by chamber ofsicIais that the
attendance last night spprox!mated
1900.
Charles ". DzTr Makes, Address.
An address was delivered over WdAL
by Charles w. Da.r. first yice president
u Ike chamber. Comparing Govern
snent and private industrial endeapor IN
Warrington, ne declared II was the aim
of the chamber 10 foster expansion of
tns latte, 80 that those who were un-
tole 70 obtain employment Ia the public
service stiI might find positions In their
rome city. Miss Mary Turner. director
of tne home service bureau of the Po-
b9Ynac Electric Power Co, discussed
:
foo6 Her talk also vas broadcast.
TIE variety IF industrial and com
n1erc.zl exhibits Is evoking interest from
Visitors " the snow. There they see gas
sne electricity using devices, oil burner
heatlng plants IN operation, automatic
refrigeration plants. diAt-yashing ma
chimes, sn electrical cgal Ktoker. WINDOW
Snades and house cecorations power op~
systHc lawn mowers. stone building MA
terfsi, mattresses and bedding, flowers
anG sn.ilbDery musical instruments and
bost II ottler pEoSActs On display.
Model Dwelling Exhibited.
A. modern dwelling nat IS inches vide.
fully furnished and equipped With tiny
yaaoselg of ali SORTS of electrical con-
Ff!gsnces IL attracting q crowd every
day al the both 81 the Electric League
of Washington. sn organization of local
electrical contractors, dealers. and
manufacturers
The District Public Library. given an
important position IN tIlf upper exhibl-
fsqn ropf hss USED IFS EpaGe ~ good
S9YaGtaze 20 preparing sn array ~
F<ylka On industrial subjects which H.
lV&1an tt3f t2eiiltieS offered by this
Institution ~ thoae who 8isil ~ study
D1s.sleaS pfoglems There zfe roo So
I"rDd tyllkK Ia n}f Hgrsfys DD9tD With
s'yfflaj glicEs ~ reference #orEs on III =
CgsAFT.
3fse haclam14n viii ~ o)ep 1T :
scIock 'Deay !cF iAe iaht showing If
a. eTtlsjttpD Many pupils ~ public
sro prjYsis icho9lS of the District
Nafy!sgs6 sGd y3Fpinia are expected L3
FftHDo tG6ay btlldeHtS oi the Isetbesds
Nd JgnIgT Higtg 6chs,gI yla.ted the ez-
pDfitlon yesterday
E-ccorcinY " ezDD&itiGp officials, at
tefl6st4oe records for The first three ex-
hioitigas "l!i ~ surpassed If another
large crowd Visits the AudiDJTium today
Evening star., 1928-03-17
NEW BUS LINE OPPOSED.
street Car Company Says cAAi
Bridge Service Is ADEQUATE,

The pNyoSal ef che Conduit Re2a
CtisealS' Association that nlcsag bus
service supplement Street car service on
me Chain bridge line Was oplNASsd ~
ths washington Railway a KIecuie a.,
touaS In a letter 10 the Public utisitteS
tten,tniSSludl,
Ihe c<Nnlpany said that existing seEv~
Ice y adequate ana that the proGSo&ea
Gus route between Reservoir mad and
NJ street woNld he In direct eonlpetieion
Win the cars ct the Capital traction O.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
WILL ATTEND UNWILLING.
Speaker Appoints House Members
10 Stone Mountain Ceremonies.

A committee Of 10 10 represent the
House al the ungeiiing 0t the Stone
Mountain Confederate Memorial at At
ianta, Ha., on Apfjl b, was appointed
yesterday by Speaker I0ngworth,
The committee. headed by Repre-
sentative Bell Democrat. Georgia, Was
composed of 'riiK0n ~ Connecticut, Me-
Fadden 0f Pennsylvania. Ramseyer 0f
Iowa, IfobeDon 0f kentucky and
Faust Of Missouri sIi Republicans and
Meniagtfs ~ Virginia, LIS III California
OG9DnnF u New Eofk and Arnold OF
iIiinp'", Dem0crsia,
Evening star., 1928-03-17

GOV Young u California has con-
xeyeo the thanks II California ~ nd
n}lrsi l.. h. De Etelgler, commander ~iIl~
efiief ~ ths Dsttie feet, for 10 promptly
offering the Seryjoek II the Navy IN any
s1d II might render in 4he relief WINK
following ilF bursting ~ ~ FfsHct2
Dsm TUESDAY
MG3or George II CFyef of LIE An
/ Hbiee GlE9 senL as thanks.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
O. KS Fort Humphreys Barracks

The Benate military affairs COMMITTEES
has made favorable report on the
resolution from the House authorizing
an appropriation nt $4,000 for ,on'
stnetlon ~ barracks at Fort iiums
phfeys Va H. will be- placed on the
calendar for consideration Wy the Senate
~ al efrly date
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BOTHER Is SUED.
Man Asks 100000 for Alleged
Injuries.

Stephen Ielas. bottler OF soft drinks,
has haen sued for SiO,00O damages In
the District Supreme Court by Walter
Franklin, wha claims to have sustained
serious injury by swallowing small bits
III glass which were In q battle Of
pop purchased from the defendant
June, 4, 1897. lie tia represented hv
Attorneys sehnltman ana Howard,
Evening star., 1928-03-17

A new K-story Chinese department
gently opened Ia 1sln,sln. China.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Famed Walkiki neaeh. Ncneluh, y
~ have = new etncrese hotel eoStiAs
tl.aOp.euA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-07
TABER FAILS
TO GIVE ANY
INFORMATION
Senate Oil Investigating Com.
mittee Unable to Prove Dis.
position of Bonds

Washington, Feb. 7.-F-The
senate oil committee chased the
Continental Trading company's
Liberty bonds up another blind al
ley today and failed to get any in
formation whatever as to their
disposition from George II. Haber,
Jr., former president Of the Sim
clair Crude Oil Purchasing com.
pany.
Taber testified that he executed
for the purchasing company a con-
tract for oil which resulted in mil
lions in profits for the Continental
company, part of which reached Al
bert 3. Fall. then secretary of the
interior, after the Teapot Dome
lease was made to Harry +. Sin.
clair.
Under insistent hammering b.
Senator. Walsh Of Montana, com
mittee prosecutor, Taber said h
knew no more Of the bonds or Il
Continental deal than "a man dow
in the street." and was excused.
The committee tomorrow will e,
anime c. E. Crowley, vice preside
Of the Sinclair Consolidated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-07
Defective Titles
Result From Lack
of Sales Approval

Failure of public utility corpora
tons to comply with the law re-
curing the state railroad board to
approve all sales or mergers of pub.
lie utility corporations has resulted
in defective titles being held by pur-
chasers of considerable property,
according to Frank Milhollan, chair.
man Of the board.
During the past several months
corporations and individuals have
ralrchased the property Of a pub.
lie utility and at some later date
applied to this commission for ap.
prevail Of the transfer" the COM
mission said in it's bulletin, just off
IT,. press. "Under the statute it
IS necessary for the transaction to
be authorized before the deal is
consummated. The commission has
no power to make its orders ret
roactive."
Since the law requires approval
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-07

by the commission Of such deals,
all deals made without the commits.
sions's approval are illegal and pur.
chasers have defective titles which
they may find difficulty in clear
ing in the event that they desire
to issue bonds or other securities
against the property.
1t was this law to which the com.
mission recently called the atten.
ton Of the Hughes Electric COM
pany, Bismarck, AID the Northern
Power and Light company, Mo.
bridge, s. D., in connection with the
proposal to merge the properties Of
these concerns.
Although the sale price Of utility
property has nothing to do with its
value for rate making purposes,
Milhollan said, it is necessary for
the commission to maintain a check
on public utility transfers since it
often occurs that the new owners
'esire to issue bonds with their new
property rs security. The railroad
board stands in the same relation
to public utility corporations as the
state securities commission occupies
with regard to other business and
1t is necessary for utility cohpan-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-07
Federal Building at
Fargo to Be Repaired

Washington, Feb. 7.-tR)HA Sec
ond allotment Of funds, totaling
$45,52O,OOO, to carry out the adj
ministration's public building pro-
gram, was provided for today in the
annual supply bill for the treasury
and postoffice departments reported
to the house.
The appropriation, q part Of the
$500, 1000, 900 that the government
proposes to spend over a 10-year
period for new buildings here and
throughout the country. included
$18,055, 900 to start work on 72
buildings outside of the district of
Columbia.
Funds to initiate work on new
postoffice- federal buildings some
time during the fiscal year begin
ming next July !, were recommend
cd to include:
For acquisition of additional land
and commencement Of extension and
remodeling, Fargo, N. D., $25O,000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-07
Stewart Case Taken
Under Amusement

Washington, Feb. 7.-tR)-The
question whether Robert w. Stew
art, = witness in the :enate Tea
pot Dome inquiry. must appear At
the bar Of the senate to answer
contempt charges was taken under
advisement today by Justice Jcn-
nings Bailey in the district supreme
court.
After hearing arguments for more
than two hours on the writ of ha.
beas corpus obtained by the Chicago
oil man last Saturday after his ar.
rest by the senate, Justice Bailey
gave counsel leave to file briefs.
Jesse Adkins, attorney for the
chairman Of the board Of the STAN
dard Oil company Of Indiana, said
he would file his brief next Mon
day and former Attorney General
George w. Wickersham was given
until the following Friday to sub
nit . reply.
The decision thus will not be
made for At least two weeks, and
meantime Stewart remains at liber-
.ty on bond Of $1,000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-07
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The most common expression Of
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