Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1926, Page 22

22 FRATERWALBENEF SOCETES PROBED Insurance Groups Face Ban in Pennsylvania if Charges Are Proved. Dy the Associated Press. HARRISBURG, Pa., October 27.— x traternal insurance organi- with headquarters in various have been r te insur: cause on November 9 why their to sell insurance ,in Pennsyl- hould not be revoked. jon is the result of a recent n by the commissioner. i excellent fraternal societis ‘were found to be doing business in Penn- sylvania others appeared to be operat- principally for the benefit of the , officers and promoters.” of administration of some rtions, Barfod said, ran as high per cent of all premium col- many more organizations. j dguarters of the 26 companies cited today are scattered through 11 States. The companies cited follow: Anc! Ladies of the Maccahees, Port Huron, Mith; Benevolent Order of Egyptians (New Jer: Philadelphia; Liberty Aséurance Co. (Alabama_corporation), nt Order of Gleaners, Detroit; |+ | THE TIMID SOUL. '[( cAsrar, Hereare Two TICKETS O THE OPENING [ | VERY MUCH, OF THE TWISTED AMKLE, I'M NOTABLE O USE €M _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. —By WEBETER- |FRAUD ORDER CASE THAMK YOU MR, RIGERS THAT WAS TH FUMNIEST SHOow ! EVER SAW I My LIFE! LE'S SEE WHAT TH CRITIC ONTH WAIL SAYS ABOUT T - ([ THE TWISTED ANKLE 1S THE MOST INSIPID PLAY INTOWRL THE PLOT 15 BUILT ON THE OLD FAMILIAR LIMNES AND WHAT LITTLE HUMOR THERE 15 InTHE PLECE 1S INCREDIBLY DREARY — Through United States Attorney . . . investigation, Commissioner Gordon and Assistant United States Everytl'un you need is right said, was being continues and Attorney Rover the Postmaster Gen- ¢ ¢ d'to result in proceedings eral, in his brief, asserts that the at your finger tips. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1926. lon its face violates the statutes; that {it partakes of the nature of an ‘‘end- | hain,” which is against public less the Postmaster General is “palpa bly wrong,” it is claimed, the courts should not {nterfers with his action.} , and such schemes have been eld by the department for 20 years to be in violation of the statutes. Un- e sy APPEAL SUPPORTED e [m xi Postmaster mlem Lower| * Court Erred in Overruling : Her Own Cooking Him, Women who o their own house- work will find a delightful help in the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. Harry 8. New, Postmaster General, has flled in the District Court of Appeals-a brief in support of his appeal from the action of the Su- preme Court granting an injunction to the Tribond Sales Corporation of New York to prevent the issuance of . a fraud order. The corporation is en- gaged in the sale of hoslery through contracts containing coupons which when sold and remittances received from the coupon purchasers entitle the contract purchaser to $10 worth of hosiery at a cost of only $1. The postal officials issued a rule on the company to show cause why it should not be refused the use of the mails in conducting its business and advertisements. The company sought an injunction, and the lower court de- clared it could not see anything illegal in the matter and expressed the view that the department was acting arbi- trarily in designating the scheme as a fraud. From this decision Postmas- ter General New appealed. With a Hoosier you can sit down and prepare a whole meal. court erred in not holding that the scheme is a “lottery, gift enterprise or scheme for the distribution of per- sonal property by lot, chance or draw- ing,” forbidden by sections 3929 and 4041, Revised Statutes. The lower court was also wrong, it is contended, in not holding that in issuing a fraud All the New Hoo.n'ers are on dis- play now. And, just think, order the Postmaster General was acting in the exercise of the discre- tion and judgment reposed in him by you can get a Hoosier with porcelain top for as low as ila ; S 2nca t, T omaer” of Knignt Hospitaliors | FARLED To Fino onE SoLivaRy T("Sorey you Hav o 5T ES, 1T WAS w2 ST i elawary ) NTIRE PERFORMAN |\ TrovcH £TT: o. Jounsel for the Government insists Tt i ,‘{,::‘f: g';cur—gfis 'll'Hg Cooi< DID AS. TERRIBLE SHOW LAST SgAm | [in its brief that the scheme Is inher- $39.75. . Daughters of Norway, Minneapol Grand United Order of Moses, In Charlotte, Va.; Improved Order of holders and Daughters of Beth- ; Right Worthy MIGHT, CASPAR, MY FAVOR(TE CIRITIC SAYS T WAS A STuFo BORE e e ently fraudulent and even if apparent START, TO" ——— FirsH WELL AS COULD BE EXPECTED \WITHn THE MATERIAL AT HAMD, BALAMCE OF THE CAST WERE AVEQUATE lehem, Richmond, V Grand Council, Independent Order of Saint Luke, Richmond, Va.; Royal Or- der of Menelik and Princess of Abys- sinia of America, Newpor ews, Va.; Supreme Lodge of the National Ideal Benefit Society, Richmond, Va.; Holy Family Society of the United States of America, Joliet, 1l.; Independent ‘Western Star Order, Chicago; Modern ‘Woodmen of Amer d, IL; Polish Alma M State of N. A., Chic: bors of America, Rock Island, I Independent Order Brith Abraham , New York; New Brith Abraham, rotherhood of America, M: To: West Bohemian Fra n, st Cedar Rapids, Templars, Little Rock, tional Benevolent Society, City; Progressive Order of the St. Louis; Order Knights of ph, Cl d, and Royal Knights of King David, Durhgm, N. C. LEWIS A.E.YNE ELECTED Order Heads Alcantara Camavan, of Alhambna. Lewis A. Payne was elected grand commander of the Alcantara Caravan, No. 12, Order of the Alhambra, at the annual meeting of the order Monday night. Mr. Payne was chairman of 1 outing of the caravan last ich was voted the best and he succeeds Dr. J. s as the first officer. icers elected e: James n, vice commander; Frank J. Dunn, grand scribe; F. Clide Pow- derly, scribe of the exchequer; Thomas L. Costigan, grand cham- berlain; Anton A. Auth, master of the oasits; Edward S. Handiboe, his- toriographer; James E. 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