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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-06

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Survey Of the newly laid sewer
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Newcomer.
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BORODIN SAYS
CHINESE MUST
sink OR SWIM
Revolution Places Choice of
Freedom or Bondage
Before Nation.

EDITORS NOTE-The political and
military progress of the Nationalist
movement in China has shaken the Far
East and may yet shake the world:
In an endeavor to get a closer view, of
men and events the United Press sent
Randall Gould, Picking manager, to Han
kow. more than thousand miles, up the
YangtZe River, to report on develop
menTs. This is the first of series of
seven Illuminating articles, describing
how the Nationalist movement appears
ton, or London. but from the interior of
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Linens

500 yards of remnants of
Basco Linenized Table Damask,
"a inches wide, in many choice
patterns; selling from the piece
at $1.00 a yard. Friday, ROc
ydTu -.
---120 Pure Linen Tablecloths,
50x50 inches square, hemmed
ready for use,
silver bleached dam UI 90
ask. Special. each.
100 Pure Linen Embroidered
Guest Towels, embroidered in
attractive designs. Spe- 10c
cidl, edcn ........
so Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths, SO in; dark-colored linen
with checked borders; reg COc
ularly 59c. Friday, each
300 yards of 58-in. MerceriZed
Colored Bordered Table Dam
ask. good weight; regu- 90
larly 45c. Special, yard
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Toys
Il Price

A nice assortment of toys that
have been used as floor samples
such as Autos, Wagons, Scoot-
ers, etc. Were $1.S5 to $15.75.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Kann's-Street Floor.
Gloves

$50 pairs Women's Washable
Suede-finish. Novelty-cuff Fabric
Gloves, with heavy stitched
backs; flare and turn-down cuff;
sizes 51s to 8, in mode, pongee,
brown. gray, black and 4Sc
white. A pair ......
-Women's All-silk Novelty-cuff
Gloves, with double finger tips
and Paris point self-stitched
backs; silver, oak, pongee,
mode and cocoa; in sizes 512 to
s: regular $1.25 value. G1 00
A pair .....,......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Home Fittings

Table lot of Curtain, Drapery
and Upholstery Fabrics. in good
remnant lengths. 49c to
$1.98 graz d s. Choice. CSc
yard
% Bolts Colored Marquisette
and Scrim Curtain Materials.
25c to 29c grades. Spe- T0c
cial, yard. .............
so Velour Pillow Tops-top
and back complete. zoe CQc
to csc grades. Choice.
rs Ready-made Window and
Door Awnings, of 6-ounce tan
and-white striped duck. Made 3
#. to the frame, with 9-inch
valance. Sizes 80, Sc, AZ and As
inches. Each, special S1.l0
at .............
Table lot of Rayon Drapery
Materials, in assorted colors.
79c to CSC grades. Special, 1Qc
a yard
Kann's-Third Floor.
Housewares
Wrought iron Bird Cage
$, Sta "a nds. si' Regularly $l.49
--4-pc. Electric Urn Set-urn,
creamer, sugar and
r., ,ray. Regularly ss.'s' SO. %
for
--Griswold Food Grinders or
hoppers. with 4
knives. Regularly G1 90
$1.98. for. r..........
- Napanee Broom or Dish
Closets, in gray enameled and
oak finishes. Reg
ularly $2S.75. Spe- 600 20
cial, each. .........
II All white Fayorite Gas
Range-demonstra-
.,sa .icn = m0dsl- sas Was $3.50
$139.60, for..
% Roll-top Bread Boxes in
white enamel finish-slightly
marred. $1.29 values. EOo
E,acb OIC
Kann's 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Jewelry

-25 Sterling Silver Beauty
Pins. Pins; set ,,,, with u lo pearls eaah $l.OO
% Large Cameo Brooches,
We're $1,000. Special, @h M
each, at ............
---75 Assorted Beauty Pins;
$1.00 values. Spec i a ], Eno
each, at ................
-25 Slave Bracelets, set with
colored stones; regular S0c
ly $1.00, each ........., wv
--3 Mesh Bags, in gold finish;
regularly $685.. Spe. G0 IN
cial,. each, at ..... ~
go Women's Gold-filled and
Solid Gold Rings, set with
stones; $500 to $500 values, at
R Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
DOnestics

A special lot of Sheets, sub
ject to slight imperfections,
made of popular brand sheet
ings: single. three-quarter and
double-bed sizes. Choice OIc
of the lot ..............
-Pillowcases to match: C1o
all sizes. Special, each.
--15O yards 8-oz. Art Ticking,
81 inches wide, featherproOf,
fast colors; regularly QQo
soc, a yard .... ~
-S1.75 Plain-hemmed w ite
Dimity Spreads; 63x
so-in. size; SO only. Sl.20
Special ........
- 80 Rayon Spreads. slightly
imperfect; double-bed size: regu-
larly 81 and $3.50 CD OK
quality. to close 49,.
IS Crib Spreads. slightly i'm
perfect: white: satin finish, and
a regular $500 value. zSc
Special
Kann Street Floor,
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Scarfs

40 Scarfs, of figured crepe de
chine, on white and colored
grounds; $1.79 a d &1 S7
$1.95 values. Choice VIZ
--22 Ombre Georgette ScartS,
subject to slight imperfectlons;
if perfect value
would be $3.50. Spe- G7 OF
cial, each, at. .......
Il Green crepe de Chine
hawl: was $3.50. ,GR OS
Special at ..........
Il Orchid Colored r yon
Shawl; wa S $22.50. GO S0
Special at ........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Dresses

az Regular $5.95 Dresses, at
tractiye models. in broken sizes
and colors, including jerseys and
silks, in dark colors; sizes 10
to A i'm the lot, but
not every size in &2 90
aaoh stvIa epOs ~
Hoover" Dresses, made of
white muslin, chambray and
ginghams; many of the plain
colors have white collars and
cuffs; both white and colors
in the assortment; sizes ROo
30 to 40
Kann's-Street and Second
Floors.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Hosiery

$40 pairs Women's Radmoor
Silk Full-fashioned Hose, with
Isle tops and soles. Broken
colors, in sizes 8. Sla and 8 only.
Regularly $500. A G7 M
nair @I I.OO
-195 pairs Women's All-over
silk Chiffon Hose, silk from top
to toe. s good colors in broken
sizes. Full fashioned.
Regularly $1.59. Spe- @1 TX
--82 pairs Children's q length
Cotton Socks with novelty tops.
Broken colors and sizes.
Regularly 35c. Special, 7Sc
los Children's Part-wool Socks
with fancy tops. Broken sizes
and colors. Regularly CEc
soc. Special, pair ......
295 pairs Women's Full-fash
ioned Silk-and-R -Rayon Hose. Rad
moor make. Black only, and
sizes Sh and only.
Seconds of $l00 quality. COc
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Remnants of SILKS
soc to $3.50 Yd.

The past two busy weeks have left an unusually
large collection of good silk remnants-thousands OF
useful lengths Of desirable Spring and Summer silks
in plain and fancy weaves lengths for almost every
imaginable use The weaves include
Printed Crepe de Chine Satin More
Fla, Crene Bordered Silks
=, Plain TaHeta
oah onarm1uSe Radium Silks
Striped Broadcloth Crepe-back Satin
Coored Pongee Printed Ceorgete
Crepe de Chine Plain Ceorgette
Printed Foulards Black Silks
Natural Color Pongee White Silks
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Baby Carriages

Lloyd Carriage, of fine round
fiber, on metal frame; rubber
tired wheels; foot rest. safety
strap and brake; finished in
cream and gray; reg @R 1E
ularly 1895. Each. WE
Haywood & Wakefield Car
riage, of fiber with hoods lined
with Bedford cord; adjustable
back and foot rest; finished in
fawn, coffee and cream; regu-
Iarly $3.50. Spe- GI0 7S
cial, each. at ......
8 Aluminium Baby Walkers.
strongly made: regu-
larly $3.50. Special, GI 0S
each al P As ~
kann 's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Beds

- Mahogany-finished Montauk
Beds, y size. Each, $1,000
special at...... ~AOsOo
-3 Full Size Oak Finish Metal
Beds. Special, each, @1. Oh
GL "
II Full-size Bow-end Bed, in
French walnut &1Q OK
finish. Special at. PAO')o
II Double size Sliding Couch
and pad. Special go 10
% Davenport Pads. in q size.
To be sold as is. Each OF, Or
at .....
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Floor Covering

3 Mating Rugs, size
9x12 #. Special, each, cd OK
10 Rubber Cuspidor 10c
Mats. Special. each, at
rs yards Carpet Remnants
for autos. Special, 00c
SO yards Reversible Hall and
Stair Runner. Special, Q0c
yard
40 yards Paratex Carpet, 27
inches wide. Special, zOc
yard ,..........
Il Worsted Wilton Rug, size
9x12 IT. Special 600 E0
at ..s.-......
% Administer Rugs,
size 9x12 #. Friday. 600 20
eacn .............
% Fringed Velvet Rugs, size
sx12 IT. Friday, @2A ~
each .........,...
3 Katonah Velvet Rugs, size
9x12 ft. Special, @1R Or
each ..............
p Velvet Rugs,
size SAx1o1s IT. @9Q nn
Each, Friday at. @OO'Oo
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Notions

III Garment Bags. of best
quality cretonne; will hold
dresses: $4.00 and @C 20
$500 values. for. 49,. @~'
--63 Shoe Bags. of cretonne,
made will 4 pockets: CEo
assorted colors. each. -. cC
--23 dozen pairs of Silk-and-cot-
ton Dress Shields, in assorted
styles and sizes; seconds of csc
to 40c quail ties. A IEn
pair ...............
g Swank Polishing outfits. for
tan or black shoes; tube of
paste. brush and polishing
cloth with each outfit; E0c
$1.00 value for ...
Lrono'c, G+root I-Iant,
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Art Goods

An assortment of Artificial
Flowers, for decorative
purposes. Special. a 7Oc
spray ''' =
IA Stamped and Ready-made
Smocks, of excellent quality
mater i a /; regularly G7 90
$2.79. Special, each.
Odd lot of Stamped Pieces,
such as buffet sets, scarfs,
towels, hot-dish m ats, 70c
etc. Choice ...........
Kann' 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Toilet Goods

Ben Hur Perfumes, made to
sell for $1.00. A bottle. CGc
Iiody
100 bottles John Woodbury.
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.
Regularly soc. Special o.
1S
100 bottles John Woodbury's
Honey & Almond Lotion. CEo
Regularly soc. A bottle. NcC
-72 bottles Talcolette.
Regularly csc. Special, a ~
bottle AON
300 tumblers of Bath Salts.
Regularly 25c. Special,
Evening star., 1927-03-10
COrsets

---4 Nemo-fiex Back-lace Corsets
of pink brocade; very low bust;
three sets of hose supporters;
discontinued models. in sizes
%, 33, "a and sc; G1 OK
$1,000 values, for -.
. Artistique Back-lace Cor
sets. in pink brocade, with eias-
tic at top: very long over hips'
three ct s of hose
supporters; 1. . $1,000 $4.95
10 pm Lace.front Corsets, OF
pink brocade. with elastic at
top; three sets of hose support
ers; originally $3.50. $2.05
Now. each ........
. Treo Elastic Girdles. with
panel back and two sets of hose
supporters; size p; Sl.O5
$500 value, for 80.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1927-03-10

White Goods
800 yards of 36-in. White Cot
ton Satinette, in plain and
striped patterns. high-luster fin
ish, for lingerie uses:
regularly 39c. Friday, a 0Qc
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Laces
Remnant lengths of I4aces
and Embroideries. in useful
lengths. in the lot are sheer
Chantilly laces and heavier
weayes, in white, black and "A
few colors: $1.50 to $3.50 values.
Friday, Il yard
75c to So
kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-03-10
Its Bargain Day-AtKann

OINhCl WCQA
lila Women's Rayon Bloom
ers, with elastic at waist and
knees; odd sizes in evening and
street shades: also Glove SILK
Step.ins, in fl e s h and
pink; 75c and $1.0O AQc
values for ...., ,.........
-21 Women's Athletic Union
Suits, bodice styles with self
shoulder straps; odd sizes and
colors; soiled; $1.00 and SQc
$50 values for .......
---38 Women's Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits, Carter's make, IN
medium weight; built-up shout
ders, tight knees; size s
only; $135 quality. Spe- zoe
Clal at ...-.'.'
-35 Women's Rayon Gowns, III
low neck, sleeveless style, lace
trimmed: odd sizes. in flesh ana
maize colors: $1.59 G1 90
value. Special. each
Kann's-Street Floor.
, 1927-06-22
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4. Sec 10. Twp. 81. Rye 1902
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, 1927-06-22

T. S HOPES. COUNTY TREASURER, in and for the above named County of Park
state of Wyoming, do hereby certify that the above is "a full true and correct list Of the
real estate tms in and for said county for the year named therein
1927 VINES WHEREOF I have hsFs"a0 set m n'd this first lay Of June A I.
+. S HOPES,
tZ%Dl4-N County Treasurer,
NJ Park County Wyoming
, 1927-06-22

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WADC-Akroa--lol0-2oa
,. m.-Musical program.
=. m.-Coiumbia Network.
WGn-BuffalO-~oD0-5
3 .. n.-Jenny Wren program.
b. m.-HNwaiian Ensemble.
e;S0 ,. nl.--Harmony Ocfette.
II .. m;.=statler Dance Orchestra.
WEEH-BOst0n--e5o-4
ms-o'Leary'a Minstreis.
$3.50 ,. m.--WEAF program.
$40 . m.--MuEIcale.
10 ?, Bi.--AiE cruise: news; Lido Ven.
1880 . rn.--Radio review: orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
8 .. m.--Musical program.
p. m--columbia Network.
II p m.-DaneO Orchestra.
WFLA-CIeaFwater- e20-395.e
t:30 . m Studio musicale.
10 a. Tragic Ramblers; Bell Buoy.
WJAY-CieVeland-1 32O-225
.. m.-TaIkg Ukelele Al
$3.50 >. ul.--Pianist; instrumental Trio.
10 p m.-Vocai program
1880 un.-RahJo program.
WHk-CleVe iaad-I120-26B.S
ep m.-waIter Logan program.
$3.50 D. m.--MorgaD Sisters.
p, m.-Health talk; constAntinaau's
10 INSTRUMENTATION
1880 D. nn.-Ralph Mei's Orchestra.
WTA1f-CIeveland-770. 5sS.6
80 p m.-wEAF prosrsm.
-Columbus-I0e0-sG3
.. m Columbia network.
WGHP-DetPOit~-040
,. n.-Columbia chair program.
WWJ-DetrOit-Ss0-Sb 2.7
p. m.-studIo program.
$3.50 DwIsRn. -DrEsrHelEt- -s SscETn1m.
p. m-CottoD Pickera,
10 D. m.-Ford and Glenn.
1888 p. m.-Goldkette's orchestra.
II p. m.-Tin Pan Alley; Good win
WMBC-DetF0it--117
10 p rn.-Studio program: frolie.
WTIC-HartfOrd-56 1854
3 ,, m Departure band.
$40 y. m.-wEAF program.
WCAE-PlttsburRh-5s0-617
p. m.-Cnvsto's Orchestra.
1890 ,. m.--Farrn School: Uncle Kay
, m.-Poiish songA
$50 p m.-WEAF program.
wCsFs-Portland-es -sel.2
$40 D m.--WEAF program.
WJAR-Providence
a;ao 2 . 1n,.-wEAT prc gnssss,.
1880, p m.--WJZ program.
.. m.-wJZ program.
Efield--00O -3S3
= p m.-Hsalth Hints: Loves Or"
ehestra.
1850 p m.-Roxy and His Gang. D
p. m.-shriners' Band
S;20 p. m.--Musical program.
1905 D. m.--Real estate law.
1885 p m.--Play, THE Ghost Of
wGY-schenectady- -7SO-s7S.S
5:2s D m.-"FootDotes."
CFCA--TOrOntO-S40
7:1S p Morgan.
WHAZ-TFOy--550-6l
.. m.-RensselaeF Poly Symphony.
D. m-6Ies Club and soloistS.
10 .. Students Band.
IL p m--Students Dance Orchestra.
WTAG-WOrrester--
D. m.-Palacs TheatsF program.
$40 D. m,-Studio program.
o:3o . m.-Littls Symphony.
CNRC-CIaPgaFv-S
Il;3p p, m. ----CNRC Orchestra.
KNX-HOllywo0d-
II .. m.--Courteay program.
1880 m.-Feature progran.
a. m.-Eiltmore Orchestra.
a m --Arnheims oreheatra.
KFI--Loa AngeIea-04O-4ea
II .. m--NStwork opsra-'Ln Son
nam bula."
IL .. m.-Pianist.
i m-Isnor's XII serenaderL
KGO-Oakland-7s0-sSt.4
II D. m,-Net work Opera
II D. m.--"Nsw Books Chat.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
II p. m.-Special program.
IL noon--Lake Merritt Dueks:
KGW-POFtland--6I
II p, m.--Orange network program
KPO--San Fpanciaco--510-422.3
il p. m.-Orangs network opera.
~ n0on-Melody hour
q. m.--Variety hour,
KJR-Seattle-eoO-34
II p. m.-IDstrumental and vocal
IL noon-Studio program.
q. m.--Vie Meyers Dance Orchestra.
KFOA-Geattle-670-44
IL p nn.--Oranga network program.
KGA-Spekane-i160 -260.7
II . m.-Varied musical program.
CNRV-VoneOuveP-1
4. nh.-salon Quartet.
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BEST PROsPECTs

ep m.-WBAL sAndmab cireis.
8altimore tWBAL, 2sS1.
p. m.-WMAL YounR Folks
Halloween Party WashfBEto .
fWMAL 305).
1915 D. m.-Eass End NandaiiD
Club. Richmond fWRYA, 76Lf1.
f1s30 p. m.-Memory's Gsrdens
Cleveland fWTAM, 1854,
CHAIN PROGRAMS
CD. u.--WaI6cFf.Aa Astoria orches-
ira, New York tWEAF, WHG
WEEP WCAE).
1;30 p. rn.--Roxy ana His Gang.
New York fwJZ. WRc. WEI
WBAL. wJR. WAN wsT
sac p. MA. and r. Gypsies
Wr VITO WIZ E,.sI,, WILT WS SlI
VOC WHO. WDAF, wTMJl
p N Viola ana Harp Rectal,
New York twJz RDKA wHAM).
$3.50 . m Carmen" BY the
National Grand Opera Company,
New York twEAF. Whc. VITO.
WcsH. WILT WcAE. WWJ.
WsAI. WpAF WIND.
1880 . m.-South Sea islanderas
New Yark fWEAF, WsAIl.
DANCE Music
10 p. N -WBAL Dance 0rehss.
ira, Batttmere fWBAL1, 2ABl.
1880 .. m.-Swauea Syncopatere,
Washington fWRC. 464l,
IL m.-Rolfe's Palais d'0r OR"
ehestra. New York fWEAF tsa1.
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syncopatOrH. from the swanss BALI
room.
wMAL-washInEto
II noon-Brunswick Panatrops "pop''
concert
1880 p. m.-News flashes from our
Times Herald studio
7:4e p. m.--Musieal entertainment By
the Silver String Rsvelsrs presented
by Jack Mullane.
8 .. m.--WMAL Halloween radio
party for the young folks. Program
8 p. m.-"HaiIoween Tales for the
Little Folks by Violet Warren Piarson.
s:2o p. m.-special Brunswick PanG.
trope Halloween dance program,
p m.-Program Of the spoken
word. presented by Caleb o'connor.
$40 .. u'.--MusicaI program by Nell
|. Erwin. soprano: Mabel l. LOTUS,
contraito. and Stanley William BAN,
baritone.
10 D. m.--Latest news flashes. from
our Times-Herald studio.
WTFF-WashingtOR-
8p. m -''Wilhelm's Melody Makers"
popular dance music
s:S0 >. m.-Talk on Grand Chap
ter" by Charles r. Bartlett grand
high priest r. A. NJ.
S:4S p m.-CharIes Peaso. popular
piano selections.
9p m.--Tsik BY Edward Burkbolder.
S:iS p. rn.-Musical program by
THE Honolulana"
s:+S TO 10 p. m.-Musicai Nature to
be announced
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1910 p m.-orsHn recital from the
Homer L Kilt studios.
p m.--Capital City serenaderp,
broadcast from Peoples Drug Store.
1873 st., N. ".
4 to 5 p. m.--MonoioEuss By Madame
PslIis: Katherine Street. eontrAltO:
John DeBueris. clarinet. and "Attrac.
tiens at Bear Mountain, Park" by
Major J. Welsh. ali ~ B. c. features.
.. m.--JanEsen'a Hofbrau Orchestra
N. 3. c. feature.
., m.-WaIdnrt-AstoriA Dinner
Music. n. b c, feature
.. m,--sidney and His Hotel May.
flower Orchestra, from the Maytlower
1880 p. m.-Rozy ana HE Gang.
A. B. G. feature
$40 p. m.--Howard correct time.
~ B. G. feature.
$3.50 ?. ma. 4 P. Gypsiea, from
N. B. c. studios.
$40 D. m.-BiHst's opera, Carmen"
by the National Grand Opera Com.
pany. N. b. C. feature.
1880 m.-Meyer Davis Swanse
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Saturday evening. and the first
radio appearance Of the season OF
Albert gpalding. violinist, in the
Atwater Kent endeavorS last night.
The Burleigh Singers quite out
shone their previous efforts. They
presented soloist In the person
Of Charles Lomack, a hoy soprano
with an unusually clear. liquid
voice. The singing of q vocal ar.
ranEement Of the ancient London
derry" air was the biz moment Of
the choral concert,
SPALDING SCORES
ATWATER KENT HIT
In his performance last evening
Albert spalding gave striking evi.
dence why he should be called the
greatest of American violinists-and
one of the great artists of the world.
II has been a great satisfaction to
those Of Us who have followed Spald.
ing's successes from his beginnings
to find the world accepting our own
view that we have in this yet young
man a musical genius of rare intelli
gence and, skill. He plays every.
LIihIS WILL HtAEASu IhutFtuudiIIy Gnu
positive authority and makes one
feel the thought behind the music
Enthusiastically.
The air was filled with excellent
things to tune throughout the week
end. Nothing could have been more
satisfactory. we are informed by
other listeners, than the singing Of
Jessica Dragonette, soprano. and
Doris Doe. contralto, in the Philco
production Of Naughty Marietta"
Saturday evening. Yesterday after.
noon and last night were quite as
productive. The Moscow Art Or.
chestra made the early evening
hours melodious. followed by the
Peoples VeSper ensemble in an ex.
cellent program. In the evening the
Golfers hour brought Col. Arthur
Goebel, the transpacific aviator, and
Merle Thorpe, editor of The Nations
Business. TO the microphone from
WIZ with snort, snappy talks that
were worth hearing. The same sta.
ton provided an excellent concert by
the Utica Jubilee Singers and q new
adventure by Don Amaizo."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-31
Labor Called Big
Problem of Europe

The darkest cloud which hovers
over Europe Is the DELAYED solu
ton of the relations between capt
tai and labor" declares Basi
Miles. American representa- tive 81
the International Chamber of Com
merce. made public yesterday.
Steady progress is being made
by all the European nations to
wards economic recovery, however
Mr.. Miles says. In Germany ant
Italy the change in the past two
years Is especially marked.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-31
Atheists Plan Dinner
At THANKSGIVING Here

Plans for a Thanksgiving Day
dinner were being formulated by
officers of the Washington chapter,
American Association for the Ad.
vancement of Atheism, today. 1t
will be held at the home of Ser.
geant John Koch, at Fort Myer.
At meeting last night in the
headquarters, at S17 Thirteenth St..
DR.. T. G. Voss was elected presi.
dent; Edward J. Irvine, secretary
and John c. Rogers. treasurer.
Noah D. Conner. former Methodist
preacher, gave a talk on why ]
Abandoned the Church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-31
WnMEN T0 SEEK. sRIGHIS'

Congress again will hear the
familiar equal rights for women"
demand when it convenes this winter.
Miss Mabel Vernon, executive secre-
tary of the National Women's party,
Is in Washington today preparing a
nationwide campaign to further the
demand. She announced that Miss
Maud Younger will follow the
amendment in Congress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-31
100 TemblOrs in Week
Shake Japan Province

TOXIC. Oct. 31.-Nearlv 100 earth
shocks rocked the Prefecture OF
Eiigata during the past week. a
check disclosed today.
None Of them did serious damage
although residents OF this section
were still fearful of the recurring
ten1blorS,
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