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repeat, however, that l speak of Ru.
manian affairs with diffidence.
Parliament has been dissolved and
general elections will be held on July
Z. Prince Stirbey manifestoes that
the latter will be absolutely honest.
One hopes so, rather against hope"
The Augean stables are not cleaned
by manifesto.
Russia-The Soviet officials expelled
from England departed from Victoria
Station, London, showered by red pop
pies and cheered by an enthusiastic
throng. That sweet spirit, George
Lansbury. Labor member of Parlia-
ment and editor of the Daily Her.
aid, led the singing of 1.-THE Inter
tional" THE Red Flags" and for
his reward was we'll kissed by the de.
parting heroes.
Arthur Henderson, Bentillett and
that engaging personality, Shapurgi
Sakatlava, were present. An old man
raised his quavering voice in God
Save the King" but was instantly sup
pressed.
NJ. Chicherin, Russian foreign min.
lister, fingers in Germany en- route
from a French spa to Moscow. On
June s he is the guest of honor at a
dinner in Berlin given by the Russian
Ambassador. DR.. Stresemann, the
German foreign minister, is also a
guest. The next day the canny
Stresemann departs for Geneva to dis
cuss the political weather with NJ.
BRAND and Sir Austen Chamberlain.
One wonders with what matter Chich-
erin rounded him in the ear.
X X X
China.-For several reasons-stra.
tegic, political, etc.-Chang Tso Lin
has withdrawn into Chilli Province,
north of the Yellow River, the Man
churian troops which had been driv.
ing through Honan along the line of
the HANDWRITING Railroad. He
claims, apparently correctly, that his
troops were not beaten in the field
1t would seem that eastward from
where the Yellow River (Hwang Ho)
bends northeast mot far from kai
Feng Fu) the troops of Chang Tsung
Chang, Tuchun of Shantung, and of
Sun Cbuan Feng, one-time Lord OF
Shanghai, are disposed so as lin
general way) to defend the southern
frontier of Shantung Province.
The Nationalist appear to have
suspended aggressive operations anu
one Is invited to believe that really
promising negotiations looking to
composition between north and south
are in process; to which report one
lends sympathetic, but doubtful, ear:
The impression almost compels itself
that there was semi-concert of action
between Marking and Hankow in the
recent military operation, the Hankow
troops Qncluding those of Fens Yu
Hsiang) operating against Chang Tso
Lin's Manchurians; the Marking
forces operating against those OF
Chang Tsung Chang and Sun Chuan
Feng. But of these matters and OF
the naval and military dispositions of
the United States, Great Britain,
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Wild Horse Engravings Give Evidence
OF Prehistoric Mems Belief i'm Magic

horses into the wall scooped out many
holes at intervals on the bodies to IN
dictate injuries which the hunters
would be able to inflict on their quarry.
1t Is believed that Stone Age cave
men made such representations or
scenes which they hoped would actu-
ally take place, and by magic rites
their sorcerers tried to force nature
to make the pictured event real.
Count A. Begouen. noted authority
on the prehistoric art of caves in
southwestern Europe, has visited the
inaccessible gallery and describes the
panorama as one of the oldest real
hunting scenes that have been discov-
cred.
Another gallery Of the long cave had
yielded specimens of prehistoric art in
1928 to another archeologist. and fur
Their attempts to penetrate UNEMPLOYED
passages are expected to lead to addi-
tional findS.
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German Air Travel
Shows Marked Gain

Length of air lines operated in Ger.
many in 1926 totaled 20.40s kilometers,
and during the year an aggregate Of
6,141,479 air kilometers was flown, u
increase Of "a per cent over 1925. Ths
number of passengers carried in.
creased by more than so per cent,
amounting to 56,26S persons.
Luggage and freight carried
amounted to about 642, 900 Kilograms.
an increase of lis per cent over the
preceding year. and air mail totaIed
nearly SO2 tons, which is an increa Sc
OF sc per cent. The regularity of the
summer service reached 90 per cert.
although on several lines full regul3A,
ity OF schedules was maintained y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
BY ROBERT III. ELDER.
Member of the New York Bar.


No reflection whatever Is intended
against men who serve on juries in
my proposition to abolish trial by jury
The idea at the basis of the proposal
is that the task of investigating facts,
aixing UP witnesses, Analysing and
weighing evidence, realizing what to
cast aside as unworthy or doubtful,
realizing what to accept and then
synthesizing the acceptable evidence
and giving to 1t it's proper weight and
significance, requires special training,
special knowledge and experiences
which the average citizen does not
have the opportunity to acquire.
Everybody knows that juries are
extremely sensitive, their prejudices
easily aroused in the courtroom and
that their verdicts are just as likely
to be based upon matters that concern
not the merits. as upon the merits
themselves. Nobody has to take one
mans word for it. 1t is recognized
by everybody. A defendant in a Grim
anal case is acquitted because he was
"a hero Of the World War; woman
who murdered a man in Brooklyn is
acquitted because the jury felt that
the man had treated her outrageously
and their sympathy was aroused for
her; a bookkeeper is acquitted after
having robbed the till of his employer
because the employer, after he had
been robbed, used unethical and greedy
methods in trying unsuccessfully to
reimburse himself for the loss; a plain
tiff loses his case based on breach Of
contract because the jury becomes dis
gusted with him for conduct on the
witness stand; large VerdictS are given
against public service corporations be.
cause they are trying to get an eight
cent fare; public excitement blocks the
reason and sacrifices one Of the liti-
giants; important trials, like the late
Ford trial, don't turn on merits, but
propaganda, etc. Everybody knows
this. They are not exceptions to the
rule. They are the rule.
Various Rules Evolved.
The law has evolved various rules
of evidence and principles of decision,
for both civil and criminal cases.
These rules and principles are funda.
mentally necessary to prevent inaccu.
rate thinking. Business men can't
know these rules. They have no OPP
portunity to learn them. In conse-
Quence the judge Charges the jury
on the law" He tells them what the
law OF the case is, what these rules
and principles are, and then pre-
sunles to explain how they are to be
used In resolving the facts and de
termining what the facts mean under
the law of the case.
The jurors are expected to remem
Der it all, and in a few minutes-just
the time occupied in delivering the
charge-to become expert in applying
them to concrete instances, however
complicated or difficult they may be
It is too much TO expect of jurors
The result is that their minds, being
unable Gle lriy to appreciate the
Judges chE,rge. or even remember al
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BY Science Service.

By Science Service.
Magic to which prehistoric men re.
sorted in the hope of increasing their
luck at hunting food Is shown by en-
cravings Of wild horses recently dis.
covered on the walls of a cavern at
Montespan, Francs.
The discovery was made by two
young Frenchmen, Gabriel Dubuc and
Felix Trombe, after they had pushed
their way almost half a mile into the
depths of one of the most inaccessible,
slippery and rocky caverns of the
French cave region.
The group of wild horses depicted
on the walls of this ancient secret
place represents hunting scene dur.
ing the last period of the Old Stone
Age. The horses have been pursued
and cornered at the edge of pit, and
one horse is shown as 1t turns abrupt.
ly, head thrown back, nostrils dilated
in terror. The atist who cut the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

Lotus SEEDS buried In . peat bed In
Mongolia TOR at least 200 years have
been sGccess fuliy terminated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
BY HENRY w. BUM.

- HE following is a brief sum.
mary of the most important
news of the world for the seven
Il days ended June IL:
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Now I maintain that in this matter you can
not run with the hare and hunt with the
hounds You cannot be an advocate of or.
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Continued on Eleventh Page.1
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by WILLIS J. BALLINGER.

~ O you know that above your
head are stars so heavy that
pint of their substance
81 would weigh 10 tons, and that
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WARDMAN.
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Here you will find the car
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MAN. IS TO so.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
STOCK statesmen.

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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

= EsURS WANTED-Cash prizes given;
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBHES.

LeRa Barren Sedan Sedan psss
room. 11s2 Conn. ave: Main 20s0: D
MAXWELL COUPE. 1928: balloon tires,
Ssans5f FG s%ad fae 5ss esea3
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PEERLESS SPORT TOURING, 5-pass. very
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ave- trade ns Main hnsG aos6 sae'r00m iisa Conn
PONTIAC COACH; demonstrator, priced
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RIcKENBAoKER SPORT PHAEroN must
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LARGE department store re-
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man, 40 or As years of age, who
understands cleaning and oiling
machinery; one willing to work
overtime when necessary, for
which time they will be amply
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REPOSSESSED CARS. 4.
Compare These Values.
20 Per Cent Cash.
Balance II Months.


Balance II Months.
Dodge touring, 1925, has Win
ter Enclosure, new paint, tires
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2 Chevrolet sedans, 1924; new
paint, new tires; look and run
very good. sos.
s Studebaker tourings. sedans,
S and 7 pass. types; price, make
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8 Ford coupes, sedans, tour
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Buick touring. 1925, 4-whecl
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10 Other Makes.
GLASSMAN SALES &
FINANCE CO.. y.
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HUDSON. ESSEX. /.
Due to the great demand for
new Hudson and Essex cars. we
must dispose of many excellent
cars which have been taken III
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Prices are low and values high.
1927 Hudson Coach. .@5,
1926 Essex Coach. ........ I5
1925 Essex Coach. ........ Z8o
1925 Overland Coach. 49,. rs
1924 Oldsmobile Sport =.
Touring. ........... 20
1924 Hudson Coach. ....... ZYo
1928 Willys-Knight Tour. Zl0
1922 Buick 6, 4-pass Coupe. $50
1924 Star Touring. $500. lZ5 =.
20 Other Real Bargains. -
LAMBERT HUDSON s
MOTORS CO., n%'
l7z2 L ST., West of Conn. Ave. s
lContinued ON Next Psxa1
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MEN-Free course in life insurance sales
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Owl Service examinations.
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COLLECTOR with small car; good PROPOSE,
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MEN for gasoline stations: splendid oppor-
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EMERSON & ORME,
BUICK DEALERS"
OFFER
the following cars which are
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Buick, 1926, 2-pass. Standard
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Buick, 1924, 6-cyl., 5-pass. Tour.
Dodge, 1924. Sedan.
Ford, 1924, Tudor Sedan.
Ford, 1926. Roadster.
Haynes, late model, 7-pass. Sc
dan.
Studebaker, 1924, Touring.
Hupp, 1924, Touring.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
FIR. $500.
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HARDWOOD FINIsHER - One frst-class.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

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IEtNSUI<fhAJ.
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PERSONAL (Cont.)

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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
ln.-Af.....xl 4

BUICK BROUGHAM, 1875: fully equipped;
good condition. Call Mr.. Hawkins. Adams
5000.
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