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I AUGUST 4, 1926. 26 WEDNESDAY PLANS TO MEET HEADS $4,000,000 CONSOLIDATION OF STATE THEATERS KEYES SCORED IN KIDNAP CASE RICH MERCHANT IS SUED BY WIFE GREEN'S AIDS CONTINUETOUR Rich Chicagoan Builds Castle for Spanish Princess I. C. C. PROBE SIURS.E.B, GIBBS ill DIES, AGED 91 Descendant of Distinguished 1 1 Americans, She Had Part I i in Taming of the West Mrs.

Eugene B. Gibbs, 91 years eld, 204 Ersklne street, died Tiles-; day, of pneumonia, Mrs, Gtbbs was descended from a Motor Industry Call Meeting Mrs. Joseph N. Krolik Charges to Prepare for Inquiry on But and Truck Activities. United States Interstate com merce commission's investigation of motor vehicle operation by com Jong line of distinguished Amerl- Interactional Falls, Mlem Aeg.

g-Hy the Associated Preaa.) VVhe the I'riarese Maris ef Spain arrives In Uteraatloaal Falls soon oa her visit to the D. U. ilahlberg family at tkelr urn-mer home oa a lovely Ilalay lake Uland, she will be more tbaa surprised at the beaatlful realdeaee ahe will aerupy dnrlna; her stay. The Chlrago millionaire has had 2A carpenters roastrnetlng a mlnlatare raatle similar te the old eastlrs ef Spain. The prln-re.

a rousla ef Kin Alfonso, arrived la New York Friday. After speadlna some time at the hlrsae home of the Dahl-bergs, ahe and her score or more ef attendants will eome to Inter national Falls by ape-rial train and then be taken to the Island In the Dnhlbera launch, whlrk la rerrlvlng a special re-Bttlng. svne who helped to make the hla- gory of the United Bute Her an-f eeetore, Isaao Johnson and Lrty Ar- film i ty rflaTtr Htii raxj convene at It a. with luncheon at U.S0 and will re-convene if there la further business to transact. Arthur T.

Waterfall, vice-president of Dodge Brothers, and a aiem-ber of the apeclal committee appointed by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce to co-operate with the Interstate commerce commission on behalf of the motor manufacturers and users, will preside at the meeting. Mr. Waterfall, with p. O. Flndlay of Dodge Brothers, K.

A. Moore, National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, L. Q. Ma.com-ber, Detroit Board of Commerce, and others attended the Chicago hearing and are In a poaition to give the local organtxatton full benefit of what tranaplred. Preliminary Meeting Arranged.

The call for thla meeting ha been sent to all who attended the preliminary meeting and to others who have ahown an lntereat. It la hoped that thoae receiving the call will feel obligated to bring to the meeting anyone whom it la thought will take an active lntereat. The moat valuable groupa for the purpoaea of thla hearing are the ahlpper who And motor trucka Indispensable In their business and rspresentative opera tors, of motor trucka and motor busses. Following the Detroit hearing the Interstate commerce commission will hold slmlllar proceedings at Boston. New York.

Ashevllle, N. Dallas, Kansas City, and Washington, D. It is the hope of the I. C. C.

that thla Investigation will enable it to make Intelligent recommendatlona to congress about December 1 respecting the regulation of carriers by motor busses and trucks. Too Much Poker; Wiie Asks Divorce belle. Johnson, arrived In Plymouth mon carriers or In competition with rail lines got away to a good start last week In Chicago, according to K. A. Moore, Detroit representatlva of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, who attended the hearing.

"Commiaaionar Each and Examiner Flynn eat for three days listening to repreaentattves of railroads, traction lines, motor track and bus noerators. and shippers, he said, and i em the ship Arabella In 1130. The roii yu me eecona snip oi eolonlsta to eome out from England I after the landing of the pilgrim lathers. Interesting facta were dlaclosed concerning motor vehicle regulation In Christened City ef Boston. i Lady Arabella had the dlatlnctlon christening the city of Boston hich tip to that time was nameleaa, Minister Takes Charge When Candidate Returns Home for Chapman Funeral.

Br B. S. tEOCETT. Free Prrea Staff Correspondent. Alpena, Aug.

3. The "Green for-Governor" tour of the lower peninsula, which Is to reach Detroit Friday, went ahead today throughout Cheboygan, prenque Isle and Alpena counties, without the leadership of the Ionia mayor. Ho left for his home city early today to attend the funeral of bis partner's wife, Mrs. Fred A. Chap-man, who died yesterday.

Tonight was spent hare at the old home of A. Comstock. Democratlo candidate for governor. Minister le Speaker, Green's place waa taken by Rev. Joaaph Green, of Ionia, paator of the Presbyterian church, which Candidate flreen attenda.

Rev. Mr. Green tnlked to about 200 peraona at Rogere City today and tonight carried the fight agalnat giving Alex J. Oroesbeck a fourth term to a gathering of aeveral hundred outside the Alpena county city hall. Alpena turned out enthusiastically to welcome the opponent of Governor Groeabeck and waa considerably disappointed when word waa received that he was unable to be here.

Green will rejoin the tour at Imlay City Thursday and will campaign from there to Detroit, where he expects to spend the laat few weeks before the primary. Rev, Mr, Green, who assailed the Oroesbeck policies and conduct of Grand Jury Foreman Demands All Evidence in McPher-ton Probe. Log AngeJes, Aug. 3. (By the Associated Press.) William H.

Carter, foreman of the Los Angeles county grand Jury, Informed 0i-trlct Attorney Asa Keyes today that he believed Keyes' action In "dropping" the Almee Semple Mc-Pherson Investigation had placed that official In a "predicament." Carter demanded that all evidence gathered In the case be placed before the Jury. Oranlatea Gene Again-' Chicago, Aug. $. (By United Press.) Efforts to trace Kenneth U. Ormlston, radio operator at the Angelua temple, today were unavailing.

Ormlston, who made aa affidavit here saying that he, with a mysterious "Miss was at a cottage near Carmel, shortly after the disappearance of Mrs. McFhereon, left no word where be waa going from Chicago. The affidavit waa made In the office of Edward H. Martin, lawyer. Gave Ne Address.

"Ormlston came Into the office last week and made the affidavit before my son," Martin aald today. "Immediately after signing the paper he paid the fee and left. He gave no address and that one document ended our connection with the case." The younger Martin la now on a vacation but his father stated neither knew much about the caae. In the affidavit, Ormlston said he went to Carmel May 21 with "Miss a nurse, and remained there until May Then, fearing that some embarrassment might be caused, Inasmuch as hla name already had been mentioned In the Mcl'her-aon case, the two left and returned to San Francisco. Sr.

Aa a young- girl Mra. Qlbba moved w. s. be reduced and that after July 15 she could expect nothing more from him. 1 It la atated In the bill that members of Krollk'a family made an effort In 1923 toward a reconciliation, but that the matter fell through.

Consideration of the fel-Iiiks of Krollk'a relatives for long delayed starting; the preaent ault. the plaintiff add Mr. Krolik yesterday was quoted as saying, when Informed of his wife's suit, that he would make no comments until he bad seen hla attorney. The Krollka have two children. Spouse Deserted Her, Became Interested in Manicurist.

Joseph N. Krolik, wealthy Detroit dry goods merchant, Is named defendant In a suit for separate maintenance his wife, Grace 6155 Second boulevard, filed Tuesday, In which she charges he deserted her and became Interested In' a manicurist. The latter, It Is alleged. Is Mrs. Ethel Yost, Mra.

Krolik aaka alimony of $750 a month. Hha asked and obtained from Judge Guy A. Miller an Injunction restraining her husband from disposing of hla property, valued In the suit at 1400,000, pending the hearing of the caae. Mra. Krolik la a well known society woman and for the past few years has devoted the greater part of her time to the Federation of Women's clubs, of which she was chairman of the legislative committee last year and at preaent Is chairman of the citizen's committee.

Her husband, 49 yeara old, la vice-president of the wholesale dry gooda bouse of A. Krolik ft "Too much money has been the cause of all this trouble," Mrs. Krolik said last night. "Mr. Krolik himself has admitted to me that he has been Interested in Mrs.

Tost for the past nine years. And alnce he haa maintained a separate residence at the llnrkahlre apartmenta he haa not even inquired after ntyeelf or the children. "I never would have brought suit, If he hadn't deliberately forced me to do It, but I believe that God, somehow, compensates those who suffer. There la a law of retribution and I am only sorry for Mra. Yoat'a daughter of 15." Krolik frequented the Statler beauty shop, where he first met Mrs.

Yost, who was In charge of the manicuring, Mra. Krolik asserted. The wife alleged also that Krolik financed the establishment of the Concord Heauty Hhoppe for Mrs. Yost, opened In the Concord Apartments, 104 East Grand boulevard, last month. Mrs.

Krolik before her man-Inge was Grace Thayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thayer, of Detroit, but now retired and living In Los Angeles, llefure her marriage Mrs. Krolik was a popular dubu-tante and belle. Her daughter, Margaret, 19 years old.

Is spending the summer New Vlth her parents, Captain John Hoyt and Mary II. Johnaon, from their home In Ameeburg, to Xhe Faclflo eoaat and In 1 8 married Captain Eugene B. Olbba In Van Francisco. Together with her hueband ahe shared ihe adventure! of thoae pioneer days In the weat vlaltlng army BIG PLAYHOUSE MERGER MADE various atatea. A very nign iniereni waa ahown In the proceeding, the attendance reaching over SOI)." From Chicago the repreaentatlvea of the commiaslon go to St.

Paul, thence to Portland, San Franclaco, Loa Angelea and Denver, Colo. Come te Detroit Sept. 1. Detroit will be the Beat of opera-tlona for three daya beginning with September 1, when Examiner Flynn will open the hearing it I a. In the Hotel Statler.

At the Detroit hearing an Intimate exposition of the subject la expected. In view of tho fact that both motor trucka and busses are manufactured here and in Michigan and also that a heavy freight tonnage Is received end shipped by motor vehicle, a large part of which la Inter-atate. Representatives of the various In-tereata tn Michigan held a preliminary meeting last month. A call has gone out for en organization meeting to be held Thursday, Aug. S.

in the small banquet hall of the Adolph 28 yeara old, who la working In Detroit, and Margaret. MARSHALL POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS SET RECORD During two years of their married life, Dr. Jamea E. Gogglna, a dentist, waa out playing poker with boon companions six nights, of every week, hla wife, Leona, chargca In a divorce bill filed Tuesday. The couple lived at $858 Weat KIrby avenue.

They married August 28, 1918, and separated May 13 of the Marshall, Aug. t. The receipts of the Marshall postofflce for July were $12,344.19, the largest In the history of the office for that month, and Postmaster Mumaw claims the largest of any first-class 1 poata. Indian eampa and famous frontleramen and aha waa at Fort Laramie when Cuater and hla men left never to return again. Captain Olbba waa then ordered to super- via the burial of the fallen soldiers and brought back with him the only eurvlvor, a terrier who wan keeping watch over hla meater'a grave.

2 They adopted the dog, and burled klm In their back yard when be died. When the Olbba family moved to Detroit and built their home here yeara ago at the corner of Ersklne and John It. atreeta, the sur-i rounding land waa all fielda and orchards. It waa conaldered living aa far from the center of the city, comparatively, aa living on the 20 mile circle would be now. office In the United States In city government and urged the support Hotel Statler.

The meeting wll 1 present year. or a.oou population. ft of Green here tonight, was Introduced by Mayor L. O. Dafoe.

The Alpena band provided an escort for the party to the atepa of the city hall. Alcona County Is Next. At Rogere City, where the areen party waa well received, Rev. Mr. Green waa Introduced by George C.

Endrea. Tomorrow will be spent by the Qreen campaigners in Alcona county where visits are scheduled at Lincoln, llarrlsvtlle and Mikado. Tomorrow night the party will reach Day City. Othr towns visited todny Included Cheboygan, Oden. Weadock and Onaway.

Forty-Five Michigan Theaters, Representing $4,000,000, Are Consolidated. Forty-five theaters In Michigan, representing a total property value of ,4,000,000, are Involved la a merger Just completed between the Bijou Theatrical Enterprises, Famous I'loyors-Lasky corporation, snd Balaban and Katz and Fubllx Theaters corporation, It was announced afternoon by S. ItutterfieM, president of the new organization. The new organization, which la to be known aa 8. Butterfteld Theaters.

will take over the preaent holdings of the Illjou Theatrical Knterprlaca, of which Mr. Dutterfleld also waa the president. These holdings include theaters In Qrand Rapids, Anrr Arbor, Ilattle Creek, Kay City, Flint, Hillsdale. Ionia, Kalamaioo, Owosso, I'ontlac, Port Huron, Saginaw, ypsll-antl and Jackaon. Included In the merger are three large theaters now undi-r construction In Kiilamaaoo, Flint and tiug-Inaw.

Thusa acquisitions will make the new company the largest theatrical corporation In the state. K. C. Iteatty will become general manager of the new corporation. Mr.

lieatty Is at pri'sent vice-president of the Bijou Theatrical Enterprises, Inc. York taking up classical dancing before resuming her studies at Vtellesley college where she la entering; on her aophomore year. Mrs, Yost said, "I have nothing whatever to say. I am going out tor an automobile drive this minute The Olbba home la full of hla-f torical document and antique fur-f nlture and the entire valuable colic lection, aome of which waa brought to Detroit from the anceetral home In the eaet, haa been bequeathed by 5f Mra. Qlbba to the Iletrolt Muaeum of Arta and will be placed in a epe- (' rial room.

It will be known aa the Glbba-Wllllanis room, Mra. Wllliama having been a alater of Mra. Citbbs. The only aurvlvlng relative la altse May V. Hoyt, of Kan Franclaco.

a niece. Funeral eervlcaa will' be held Thursday afternoon at her residence t04 Braklno avenue, Officiating will be the Hev. A. M. McEvoy, assistant pastor of fit.

Faul'a cathedral, of which Mra. Qlbba waa a-wember. i The body will then be aent to New-! port, to repose in the Theodora olbba mauaoleum. liesldee being an active officer of V. the Daughters of the American Hevo- and have no time," when asked to comment on the bill for separate maintenance nrougnt by Mra.

Krolik and naming her. The Krollks were married April J900, and lived together happily until nine years ago. the wife says In her bill. During that time, she declares, her husband was seldom away from home long ex iter. Mr.

tirceu told the Alpena gathering tonight that he has been keen to join the campaign for Mayor Green because of hla feeling the people of Michigan should get the government back Into their own hands after Its four-year domination by Oroesbeck. "I believe In Fred Green'i cause, because, while I respect the governor, I do preach the gospul of American freedom," he declared. "It Is high time thla bowing and scraping to the king ended and we restore a daylight government. Buying votes with promises is wrong. We want service and not politics Lansing." cept to attend musical arratrs, in which botk were Interested.

More recently discord developed, and October 1923, it la alleged Krolik left hla wife. According to 5 'il'M ilVrI automatic tflrjfo StrYtl wet the coldest (jL Gatnsipw refrigerant. See it turn t. water instantly to ice! I I lutlon and the Damea of the Loyal Legion Mra, Qlbba also waa a member of the Colonial Damea of America, the Needlework Qulld of America and waa prominent In aeveral philanthropio socletlee. the oiii, ne proviaea ner with a settlement of $5,000 a year, but January 1 of the present year notified her that the amount would VI I i apricdm thinto ojmkdAtriflMtknih tit nr -i: I i i I-' i How many people actually have halitosis (unpleasant breath)? Read what dentists have to say about this: EVERY reader of Listerine advertising knows about halitosis (unpleasant breath), that insidious thing that not even your best friends discuss with you.

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