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Evening star., 1927-04-24

Taking Orders Now for
Slip Covers and Drapes
Evening star., 1927-04-24
There's a Style and Size
of Leonard for All Needs

No matter whether you are looking
for small apartment size top icer or
an extremely large commercial re-
frigerator, you will find the style
and size of Leonard here to suit you.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

you buy Leonard Canab Refrigerator you make invest
that will daily dividends in the saving of ice and costly
Ceanabe supernsulaon makes practical
for electric refrigeration.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-02
YOUR Credit Is Good

You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due
this opportunity. courteous girl will
help you write your ad. Call Main $500.
Want Ad Dept.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-02

Rent These Bargains

NEAR GARFIELD PARK
zT36 Shelby: 5-room modern double,
garage; nice and clean. water paid; $35
per month.
w. r. Hunter Co. MA. 1918.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-12-02
Business Places for Rent
Garages for Rent

GARAGES, A; cement floors, cleo. light
private alley. 2325 Ashland. Hem. 249
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
j. 5. AIR MAIL
WORLD s BEST

While the United States may be
trailing Europe IN the matter Of
handling passengers and freight BY
airplane, the nation ii much far
Their advanced IN the handling of
mail in the air.
This il the report brought back
by William /. Glover, second as
sistant postmaster general. who
returned today from an interna.
tional conference on air mail, held
recently at The Hague.
"By way Of comparing strides III
the air. Glover said, Sit Is interest.
ing to note that but is pounds of
mail are carried daily on the Impe-
rial Airways between London and
Paris, while our service transports
over 400 pounds every "a hours
between New York and Chicago. 4
A. a result OF the conference
Glover Is recommending that d
survey be instituted to Investigate
means Of handling parcel post in
the air mail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
OFFICIAL FACES
POKER CHARGE

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Sept. rs.
The town council at special meet.
ing tonight win hear the case Of
Councilman ]. Hugh Rollins. charged
with conduct unbecoming q town
Official The charges grew from
raid on poker game. September
10. in swamp IN which It is said
that Rollins participated
Town Sergeant A. B. DriscolI, who
conducted the raid, said that he viii
attend the meeting and press the
charges. Mayor William Key.
steuber viii preside.
County Commissioners OF Revenue
Harry K. Green has been commits.
missioned by Governor Harry II.
Byrd as q representative from Vir-
ginia to the United States Tax Con-
ference In Toronto, Canada, 0c-
James Carper, OF Salem, Va,
president of the State Master
Plumbers Association, win be the
principal speaker at a meeting Of
the Arlington County Master
Plumbers Association Wednesday, il
the Rucker building, Clarendon
The Arlington county school board
has approved the name Of Henry
Clay" for the new elementary school
at Lyon Park, according to Presi-
dent j. w. Palmer Of the PARENT
Teacher Association Of the school.
/ The board Of supervisors Of Ar
lington county win be asked to
appropriate $1S, 900 for legal talent
to fight the annexation proceedings
now started by the city Of Alex
andria looking to the taking Of b
part Of Arlington county, Edward
Duncan, member OF the board from
Jefferson district, said today.
Z. g. McNemar. better govern.
Iment commission head, expects t0
cali special meeting Of the com.
mission at an early date at which
time the matter viii be discussed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
Mickey Walker, Kearns
and 2 Women Injured

RED BANK. N. j.. Sept. 26.-Two
young women were under treatment
ct the Woodley Hospital here today
Tor injuries received when an auto
mobile il which they were riding
cohided with q car operated BY
Mickey Walker, middleWeight box
ing champion, at Rufason last night.
Walker received abrasions on his
left wrist. Jack Kearne. his man.
ager, who was In the car with him,
also received q slight injury to his
left wrist. Both went home after
their hurts were bandaged BY &
physician. Three other men Ia the
car with them escaped injury.
The other automobile was operated
by Mrs. Mary Garino, "a, of Bruins
wick. She received internal injuries
and bodily abraisions. Miss Florenza
NiscissL also Of New Brunswick, in
the car with her, received contusions
and lacerations OF the body. and
both remained at the hospital to
which they were taken In the auto.
mobile OF q passing motorist
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
Lieguards Help Duck
To Keep DucIzing
Death

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. "a
Saving a duck from death ia the
breakers viii figure for the first
time in history in the annual re.
port Of rescues made by the lfe-
guard force when they end their
season on October i.
The duck. a Hedging pet Of
John I. Young. jr.. son Of Captain
Young, waddled from its pen in
the yard at the Young residence
far out on the big pier and tuna.
bled over into the water 20 feet
below.
Stunned by its fall the duck.
ling WAS unable to swim. but
beach guards who heard the walls
Of its small owner put out ii q
boat and saved the duck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
HUNTERS Guns
BANG MONDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 26.-With
the greatest amount Of game avail
able in years, the hunting season
viii open In most OF Virginia.
counties Monday. The open winter
preserved the game.
In Fairfax and the counties
around the city, however, the sea.
son will not begin until October is
ana close November so.
In Police Court this morning Louis
Williams, charged with attempting
to steal two automobiles, was given
sir months on the State road
William ID. Vaughn. of Clarendon
pleaded guilty to driving under the
influence Of liquor and was fined
800 and &20.50 costs.
Denny Bryany, colored who was
charged with being drunk and re-
sisting arrest, was fined 81. He
had been badly beaten by the of.
ficer, who arrested him.
The Jews of the city win observe
R0sh Hashanah today and tomor-
row. There viii be services IN the
synagogue on North WASHINGTON
Street at 7:45 this evening and Id
o'clock tomorrow morning. The
Orthodox Synagogue viii hold serv-
Ices this evening, tomorrow and
Wednesday.
The fall meeting 81 the Civic Bu.
reau viii be held tonight 1t 3 o'clock.
Reports &c the committees of the
bureau, including the park, munich
pal wharf and better relations will
be given. The recently appointed
committee on closer relations with
officers and men at Fort Humphreys
win also make d report.
Miss Alma ToIson, 16, 81 Manas.
sas. Ii III the Alexandra Hospital
suffering from broken collar and
pelyis bones suffered when b car
driven BIZ 8 young man with whom
she was riding turned turtle on the
E'airfax Pike yesterday afternoon.
George ii Dowharn commander
of the Alexandra Post 81 the
American Legion has announced the
following committee. chairnen To
serve: House, Ruben Robinson: sick,
w g. Robinson; degree team.
Charles 81 Deal; Publicity G. Al.
Keefer finance. MI GLASGOW:
automobile, William Meeke: legal
h. 1T Ruffner membership. j. &.
knight: Aniericanisl1l, III. q.
Arnold: enters inrnent, Mrs. Anna
Neeks.
The Episcopal Theological Seminary
which reopened last Tuesday has
i capacity enrolment of SO
students this year. this III the lar.
gest enrolment II Its history.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
70 lose LIVES
IN Bis FLOODS
q lnteFnatIonAI News Service

nN AnfHnatlOnaE &eWe Service
VIENNA, Sept. Nearly a
score Of persons were dead. thou.
sands were rendered homeless. and
vast property damage was done
in western Austria, eastern Switz-
erland and In the principaiity of
Liechtenstein today, as cloudbursts
and floods swept over the region.
Nine or more were dead in the
eantons Of Grissons and st. Gal.
lens, Switzerland. where the Rhine
River was flooding the country.
Eight persons were killed at Inns.
brlck. Austria. by q cloudburst.
Five thousand or more persons
IN Liechtenstein lost their homes.
Local army and police forces were
inadequate to cope with the situa.
ton. so that cali for help was
sent to Austria.
The village Of Rickenberr. Switz.
erland, was Inundated by q flood
Of. mud.
How many are dead there Is
unknown.
Railway. telephone, telegraph ana
other means OF communicated
were interrupted. 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26

admissions patients increased 75k
per cent over 1925, totalIing $685.
patients who previously had not
been under institutional care. This
figure was greater than the gem
eral increase III total population.
Survey officials pointed out that
the increase In first admissions to
some degree IL attributable to bet.
ter medical supervision and hospital
facilities for this type Of disease.
In Florida, California, Oregan.
Delaware, Illinois, New York and
New Hampshire the rates Of first
admissions were well above the
AVERAGE, the offiicals stated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26

a Dayton policeman, mentally
upset by the Staying of officers
here, crept into d local hospital.
prior 70 the removal of Bridges late
Saturday. ana fired two shots at
the negro prisoner.
His gun was loaded with blank
cartridges, however, ais he had been
taking part In q mock battle with
bandits at q police exhibition. He
was being treated for nervous dis.
order today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
Keeps Date With Judge,
Not Girl, iii Car Theft

Chauncey Med. Ashton and 81.
more II. Pierce. both colored,
charged with joyriding, were each
held under 81 900 bond Tor the ac.
ton of the Grand Jury BY Judge
MattingIy III Police Court today
The accused had taken ali auto.
mobile belonging to John d. Maher,
ITO St. N. w, without his per.
mission and were on their. way
last night to call on d lady
friend" when they were arrested
by Sergt. Detective Frank M. ALI.
good.
He was told BY the accused that
they had planned To Use the car
to keen 9 date at j o'clock last
night.
When closed a new crystal radio
receiving set resembles cloth
bound book
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26

The large percentage IN the Dis
trict was due to the fact that many
veterans Of the World War are
committed to Government mental
hospitals here, 1t was stated.
The rate for total inmates per
100000 population was also highest
in the District with $40.
New York was next with asa and
other States. where comparatively
few veteran hospitals are located,
ranked low.
During the past four years, men.
tai hospital enumeration increased
from 21S to 226 per 100000, the
survey showed.
Last years an Increase II first
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET

CHICAGO, Sept. rs. - Grains
opened irregular today. Wheat was
to 1zc lower, corn 19k to 1Mc
higher, and oats Y to lie higher.
Opening prices were:
Wheat December, S1.s1g6 01.s1k /;
March, $1.35@1.35H.
Corn September, 99c: December,
Sl.Of s01.03; March, $1.03% Dl.O4.
OATS September, tive; December,
4sQ5sc;; March, 51Nc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
Editor, Back Of Attacks
On City Gamblers. Shot

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 26. How.
ara Guiiford, editor OF the Eatur-
day Press. an anti.city administra.
ton publication which made its
first appearance here Saturday,
was shot and seriously wounded
while driving to his office today.
The gunner directed their shots at
Guilford while standing on the
running board of their own ma
chine.
The Saturday Press attacked the
administration for its alleged pro.
lection Of gamblers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26

high here, and both Bridges. who
was seriously wounded, and Roy
Freeman, another negro under III.
dictment for killing q policeman
several weeks ago, have been re-
moved Tor safe.keeping to Franklin
county Jail at Columbus.
No arrest has been made by police
in the killing Of Alfred Knight. q
private detective, shot BY two
negroes September is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
Spurned by Girl.
Beats Her: Jailed

Because Maude Berry. coIored
refused to keep company with him
ssaKry Jefferson, 8colored. 400 4.
AZ. 81 ri, choked and beat her into
Inconsistencies according 10 ire
story she told Judge Mattinelv II
Police Court today, =
The accused win have To nav !
Iine Of $500 or spend sir mnnths
IN jail. as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
AID Men to See 'sVOde'
Acts From Keith Circuit

Acts furnished by the Earle ana
Keith theaters win provide enter
tainment at fall meeting Of the
Washington Advertising club touor-
row at 1880 in the Blue Room
Of the Mems City Club, It Was
announced today.
Ernest Johnston win preside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
District Going Crazy
Faster Than Nation

With 121 victims Of mental diseases admitted to In
sutions for each 100000 population since January the
District of Columbia in proportion to population committed
mental patients during the eghmonh interval than any
of 80 States making admissions it announced today by
the Bureau Of Census.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26
Mad Cop s Gun Fails
So Slayer Is SaUed

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept 26All city policemen Il DAYTON
today ordered 12hour shifts following the death n
Police Captain John Post 4 Of three officers wounded
late Saturday, in gun battle with Otis Bridges neoro
fugitive whom they attempted to arrest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26

More than once during the course 81
q week Won viii want % call In eonae
cf the Who's Who people listed 81
them now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-26

T.. G. McNemar. better govern
ment commission head, expects t0
call 4 special meeting Of the com.
mission at an early date at which
time the matter viii be discussed.
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Ei3 By9Hoc : Ahpeca coo6mapr
,,fpaHE4ypTep HeHTyHr": Ha-IHax
10 RHHHHaTHBe apreHTHcK0ro rocy-
4apcrBeHHoro 6aHEa. uepeg upHr1a
mpHHOH uy61HEoH, cocroaBmeB, r1a
BHHM o6pasoE, 3 UpeIcraBRre1ea
TpymIHx 6aRHoB, OHIO upoSeMoHcr
pHpoBaHo HoBoe H9o6pereHHe: Ma =
AeEIbBHH nyIeMer, BHIIycEannIHh 40
10 ry1b B ceEyHIy. TaKHNH Hy.JeMe
TaGR HpeIH01aTaeTcA CHa6HaTb OK
pany, cOupQBoS3aDuVp 1eHe%Hne
IGpaHcnopTT, I'M saH1EEH or sarraXe
HIfA 6aHaHFcB,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
yTOHyBWAa CyM6APNHA HE
y64ET HOlnHTA 10 BECRhI

B0CT0H. koMaHIa yroHyBmei 10
gBoIHoh .lo4KH c 4 O48HBHaIbHo
o6'aB.IeHa MepTBoh. HecMorpa Ha
TO, ITO ~BOIOIasaM y1a.Iocb HaEa :
qarb b .1oIEy KHcIopo1a, OF RoMaH-
IB ~HecROIbRo 1Beh HeT HHKaRHX co
%o6nIeHnii. Pa6OTa HaI HoI'eMoM cy
6MapnHa oyer o%cTaBIeHa 10 Bee :
HBl.
B~lacTaMH HaqaTO paceIeI0BaHHe
3rOh cTpamHof Tpare1HH, 10 BpeMa
RoTopoi norn6lo 40 qeIoBek EoMaH
IH. s qeIoBeE 6Bl1H noFpe6eHM Ei
BBTMH Ia IHe M0pa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
TPArNqECKAa CBA4b6A

.,BAPIIIABA. Is IeTHaa JeBymKa
BeHqaaacb 3 BapmaBcECM co6Gpe
EIBa 0lt& 3aHaIa MecGo HepeI aIta
PEN pyIa 81 pyKy c keHHXoN, H2
To1Hbr Il aHaIoD 6paeH1ca MoJOA0tl
qeJoBcS o%TBeprHyTMii BID6IeH :
Hill, : H RHH%aI0M HOpa3HI BeBe-
ely h rpyIb. IIpecTyIHHRa cXBaTnm
paHeHyIo HOIHaIH, qT06M oTBe9TH B
rocIHTa.Ib. 0Ha oTEa3aIacb II noTpe
6oBa.Ia, qTo6H cBaIIeHHHE npOIoI
xaI 6paqHyp TepeMoHHD.
IIpeOIoIeBaa c%TpaJaHHa, yIH6a-
acb HepenyraHHoMy &eHHxy, HeBe-
era, nogIep&HBaeMaa ma4epaMH,
caymala c.IoBa o6paIa. G %HocIeIHH
NH c10BaMH cBaIIeHHHHa, oHa or no
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
HAcREP " AAExMH

B|epIHHeRHe ra9eTM co00l1aDT:
,.,1oKTup ..IacKep aaaBHI HpegcTa
BKreJaM HeqaTH, gTo on ToToB cpa
SEFbca c H0BBIM %qeMHnoHoM MHpa
AMSRHBM, ecIH ToIBEo maXMaTHHli
NIP 8Toro n0Ge1aer. 1paKTHqeeKoe
ocymecTBIeHHe BcTpeqH Mo&er, 10
NneHHD ,IacRepa, cocToarBca he
paHbme KoH1a 1928 roIa, MOO Ho-
BBf qeMIIHoH MHpa BnpaBe b Teqe-
HHe rOIa H36eraTB BcTpeqH C TeMH,
KT0 er0 BM3MBaeT Ha HoBBH 60H".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
4HKarcKaa XpoHHKa

IOBeKa, RoTOpHii paHHI ero. 1IpHm-
10 poIIecTBo, Bee cpeIcTBa y pane
H0ro BHnI.1H, cMepTb He He HpH6IH
3H.Iacb. Bap6a TorIa peInnI oTE =
pMTb cBoU rainy nO,IHHEH. Oh yRa
san HMa H aIpec ~qeIoBeRa, paHHBme
TO ero, H n%oTpe6oBaI, qTo6H HocIeI
HHH ycTpoHI ero ceMbe p~oat1ecTBeH
cEnH o6eJ.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
Ka1N4opHnNCENN y0Nnna ape
cToBaH B OpeToHe.

CEAT.I. BIHa ~IIeIITOHa, B mTa-
Te 0peroH, apecToBaH 9TyapI I'HR-
Nah, RoTOpHii pa3BIcRnBalca nOIH =
1Hea 30 BECK 3aHaIHBx mfaTaX. In
HMaH c03Ha.Ica B HOXHDeHnH II let
Heh MapHoH IIapKep b nolyqe =
HHH ga nee OF ee OTua 1850 IoIIa
pOB. H3 9Toi cyMMH TnRMaH yc1IeI
H3pacxoIOBaTb TolbHO 100 1o.IIapOB
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
Cy4aT PyMbIHCKNx ROrPOMYNKOB

ByXAPECT. b MecTHoN eye ia
qaIocB cIymaHHeM IeIo opyMBlH :
cKlx eTyIeHToB, O6BHHaOmHXca b yc
TpoiicTBe eBpeficRnX norpoMoB b lpo
cBap1eHe. CTyIeHTH aaaBIMOT, qTO
OHH He ycTpanBaIn TAM HHHaR0r0 10
Tp0Ma, a T0lbH0 3amHmalncb OF ia
nageHHa Ha HHX 4 rBcaq 6O.IBnIeBH
ROB. CyIBa oTBeHI I'M, ITO 8TO 3aa
BIeHHe aBIaeTca .IOKbD, TaE HaR 30
Bcet PyMHHHH HMeeTca He 6olee
400 EoMMyHHcroB. IIpo1ecc poIlH-
rca HecRo.IbRo IHeli,
IIocIe norpoMa B Byxapecre OBJ
10 apecToBaHo 6olee 200 qe.IoBeR,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
T0PF0BHa bEIblMN PA6blHH .
NM

HHTTCByPT. 6 ceHTa6pa s1eeb
6HIa HOXHmeHa Is IeTHaa 5eBym-
IA 9IIa 9hxep, EoTopoif yIaIocb Ka
Rim TO qy4oM y6easaTb H3 Toro 10
Ma, RE OHa HaxoIHIaCb 40 HacToa-
nero BpeMeHH. B.IaroIapa 8ToMy 10
6ery, pacKpBITo cyHIecTBOBaHHe 90 .
zbmoh 0praHHsamIH, 3aHHNaBmea =
ca HpOIaHek 6eIbIX pa6HHb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
gPAKA XEHuNH

IBe EeHmHHH, BaaIeIHIH pecTo-
paHa IA Ac6ypH abe, Ho1pazHcb Hs
ga TOTO, no EaEoH TeHe 1oIxHa npo
SaBaTbca Hoxae6Ra ''qHaH." 05Ha IA
cTaHBaIa Ia IS C, gpyraa : ma 20 C.
CyIba HappHcoH pemHI, ITO oIHa
1OxRa BTOH nOxIe6RR IoIasHa UpoJa
BaTbca ga Is c., a gBe : IS C.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
o6BNHaETca B BoPoBc1BE

Maze IHBepcEnf, BIaIeIeB NARA
sHHa roToBoro nlaTba, H%pHBIeEaer
X oTBercTBeHHocTH BafoIy BpayH,
KoTopyO OH Baa1 HepeI Hpaa1HHKa-
NH B cBoH MaraaHH B KaqecTDe npo
1aBnpHTH b TON, qro OLA 3a HecKo
.IbRo 1HeH cBOeH cIyx6H ycHela
yTamHTb H3 MaTa3HHa pa9Hnx BE =
meh ia 2.200 4o11apoB.