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The Washington times., 1927-11-01
Reports on Meeting
Of Negro Life GrOun

DR.. Carter G. Woodson, director
|of the Association for the Study OF
Negro Life and History. in his Off
|cial report today at the central
offices of the body, 1888 Ninth st.
N. W., said the third annual con-
|clave Of The association, which
closed at Pittsburgh Saturday. was
record breaking in point Of at
tendance and results accomplished"
His report mentions the following
Washington citizens among the
principal speakers of the conven-
ton: John r. Hawkins, Mamie I'll.
Burroughs, Garnet c. :. Wilkinson,
Leroy Locke and UAarles H.
Wesley.
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BIRTHS

Orrie G. and Mary l.. Maxwell. boy
James L. and Sarah D. Conahan, girl
Vincent and Myrtle Minton. girl.
Sam and Helen v. Malaspina, girl
James ]. and Helen A. Good. boy.
John A. and Alice M. Finckel, girl.
Frank and Elizabeth Pennine, girl.
Sherman W. and Grace A. Robertson
boy.
York and Berthe Van Nixon, girl.
Cleveland and Marguerite Kahn, girl
Harvey and Margaret Carroll girl.
Lawrence c. and Mary G. Jones, girl
William and Cornelia Diggs, girl.
Izler and Lucetta Green, girl.
Alexander and Mary s. Fortune, boy
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
MRS. ALFRED COOMBs

Funeral services for Mrs. Alfred
Coombs, Is years old, who died
Sunday at her residence, 1343 Po-
tonac Ave. s. E., will be held to.
morrow morning at o'clock at st.
Peters Church where requiem mass
will be said. Interment in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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BYRON RICHARDS

Funeral services for Byron Rich
ards, who died Sunday at his resi-
dence, 215 A st. s. E., will be held
at the Zurhorst Funeral Parlors,
S01 East Capitol ST., tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. Interment
in Fl. Lincoln Cemetery.
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Bids and Proposals

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Office of Public buildings
ton. D. c.. until IL a. M. december ]. 1927
for the construction of building to com.
memOrate the services of the American
Women in the World War. Further infor.
nation upon application,
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j. u. MILLLGAN

Funeral services for J. D. Mill
gan, II years old, 1875 Columbia
Rd. N. W., retired chief pharmacist
of the Navy. who died Sunday night
in the Naval Hospital, were held at
noon today in Calvary Baptist
Church.
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the Washington Home for
Incurables MRS MARY e. IRELAND,
u Joseph II. Ireland.
Funeral services at her home, ga K st.
n. E.. Tuesday Nov. = at 7:30 D. m. In.
terment at Calvert Cecil Co. Nd Wednes.
day at " m
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MALE q FEMALE

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and assistance in selling comes and home
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nave the opportunity of canning while
learning Call at 1405 New York Ave. and
ask Tor sales manager.
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SOLICITORS, CANVASsERs.
AGENTS

BIG CHRISTMAS money IIicE. sen Christ.
mas greeting cards In box assortments,
puonshed. 80 to "a per hour easily earned.
we have magnificent box assortment con-
/ cards and folders. each with an envelope,
steel engraved coIOred panelled and Dor.
dered. Sells for 81: costs Soc Nothing
lever SOLD begins N compare with the sale
lot Christmas boz assortments. Write inn
imediately for particulars and samples wal.
than Art Publisher 7 Water st.. Dept
I03-M Boston, Mass
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

Save Money on Funeral Flowers
''cash Z Carry" prices enable you TO seSRs.
@lxO on Funeral FlsweFs. WFeaths and Sprays
delivered, $3.50 %. CASH CARRY Flow.
ER ST0REs. S07 18th L 804 I7th n. W.
LEHaMkllR 5AA2 and franklin 1881.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The Rev. Thomas A.

Moric Tassa, 10. The Rev. Thomas A.
Cunningham.
Charles Moores Gregg. 81. Craw-
louisville, Ind. and Dorothy Weber
Harris, SO. The Rev. William Harris.
Arthur Clark, ~, Lebanon Springs.
IN. Y, and Esther Blaisdell, 81,
Albany. N. Y. The Rev. H. M. Hem
|nig.
Vernon Leroy Lettau. 23, and Alice
Mullen, is. The Rev. H. ". Tolson.
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Help Wanted
FEMALE

CoL0RED waitress for hotel wanted. nurse
for child. 500 mo-: maid for general
housework: cook for cafeteria, SIS Wk;
and cook for private family. sos mo-; and
other cooks and hOusekeepers wanted a
oncs. Apply Wash Business Bureau. Sc
cnrity SAVINGS Bank BLDG. 40 18th st.
DENTISTS assistant. experienced, wanted
at once: also dictaphone operatOr-stenog.
rapheR: cashier for restaurant: clerk for
office work: billing machine (ElIiOt-FisherD
operator wanted at once: salealady for lin.
gerie: counter girl. cook, $66 mo-: nurse
once; various other office and commercial
Security Savings Bank BLDG. 40 l4th st.
GIRL for dining room. in large boarding
house must be able 20 wait and make
salads. colored only 1923 18th st. N. W,
OFFICE POSITIONS
free registration Washington Employ.
ment Exchange No charge unlesS placed
Operated for the public BY the Washington
School for Secretaries, Main 24a0 Room
213. Transportation Bldg. l7th ana 3
SECOND COOK. experienced. for large board
ing house. cOlored only. 1873 18th N. w.
WILL TEACH two apprentices full beauty
course for $50 Wallace's Beauty Salon.
BIG 14th st. N. ". oil, 1O2S3.
WET NURsE-To supplY breast milk $40
q month. Apply MRS. CAREY Chill
dren's H0spital 18th and w SITS n. W.
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dolnE OVER weekly f s bah Spsne 81
cash want offer. J. e. Diggle 1000 Z St
n. w. NJ. 9658-Berwyn 73-W
beauty PARLOR dowptown, cheap rent,
$1,000. Haller. 100 Eye st. NJ. 144s,
BEAUTY SALON. S booths. beautifully
decorated and up-to-date equipment good
location. low rent: must sacrifice. Pot 2173
NEWSPAPER ROUTE for sale Apply
Box 274. Times office.
lTA1LOR BUSINESS FOR SALE cheap to
Quick buyer. 902 Eye st. n. W.
ITO CONSERVATIVE INvEsToRS-why
accept 8. and per cent for your
money when You can, with perfect safety.
invest and receive D. 7 and 8 per cent. in.
come and District taxes paid. in securities
that are purchased by conservative banksf
II interested. write for full information
TO Suite 632-3 Barr Building or phone
n ain 8697.
$3.50 cigar stand. large office building
$3.50 grocery and S rms. rent. $50
nished cheap rent. near 18th and L ST.
H. NJ. CURTIS, 4iO Bond Bldg. N. 1894
JUNK SHOP-Georgia Ave,
end commercial zone, new
building and yard; will re-
model to suit tenant. North
1914. .-...
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Musical cries are thought by some students Of
music to have preceded speech, just as they exist
among birds and animals which have no speech.
Thus the love cry of ancient times had strange.
haunting notes of its own that carried message
across the hills to the beloved one.
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Business Opportunities6c)

MEN and women collectors 10 eel photo
coupons. Paine Studio. 923 ST r. W
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Too Late to Classify

Ia ST. s. E., 630-6 rooms and bath, newly
decorated, $45. North 1874.
AUTO PAINTERS-Experielc with Duco
Apply Mr.. Norris, Central Auto Works
COLLECTOR-Experien with car and
satisfactory refs: perm. noRition: good
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Announcements
FOUND

PAWN ticket, found Saturday afternoon
corner Key Bridge and N st, N. W
Owner may have same by paying for THU
ad. Apply 1910 H st. n. w.
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LOST DOG

Boston bull terrier; white
on throat, four white feet,
80 90 reward for return.
IA Il 9th n. w. N. 1907.
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CLAIRVOYANTs
MME. ANITA
S31 9TH ST. N. w.

There 10 no heart 30 sad or home %
lin fact no matter what may be your hope
fear or ambition. come and consult her and
Ibe convinced for yourself Readings daily
/ from m ~ y D m SnndayR q 10 "
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

2040 WISCONSIN AVE. N W.-6-room home,
LIST Com. excellent for tailor shop. Give away
at $6,000.00 on low terms
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

5408 CATHEDRAL AVE. N. W.-All modern i'm
provements, rooms; a snap at $8,00OOO;
low terms
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

1882 INGLESIDE TERRACE, Mt Pleasant-8-
room house at sacrifice; $s,50o.OO; low terms
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Your 0ppOruny Buy Zinc New Hom ON Your Own Ter and Rag

Chevy Chase, D. c., 2 squares
east of Circle. Southern ex-
posure. brand new, 8 rooms and
bath, stucco; 4 bedrooms, large
living-room, dining-room, break.
fast room, sun parlor, extra
large kitchen, basement, oak
floors throughout, built-in
garage. Lot rs front feet.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

House built to sell for
$17,500, but circumstances
(will explain) allow reduc-
ton to $15,75O, and on
terms to suit you, abso-
lutely. Possession at once.
Be quick.
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1870 MONROE ST. N W., Mt. Pleasant-4-bed-
room colonial 2O-ft. house with garage. Will
trade for small house.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

1911 P ST. N. W.-Georgetown home which will
appeal at $9,000.00, only $4,000 cash and
$500 month. See it
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

HlAILLEYY'S
WEEK. END BARGAINS
619 KEEFER PLACE, N. W.-4-bedroom colonial
2O-ft house near beautiful Soldiers Home Park.
Al condition. Low price and terms
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Real Estate for Exchange
Building and Contracting

General remodeling, repairs and
Improvements of all kinds. Will
assist in financing. Also homes
built on payments like rent.
CIVIC REALTY CO.
1876 N. Delaware Lincoln $3.50
WE build and finance a home on your
lot If it is half or fully paid for. No cash
payment required
F. j. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors e. Builders,
142 N. Delaware.
Riley 2840. Res. Irv. 0534-M
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perience not necessary; $50 per week,
based on 2 orders per day. Our boys are
now writing from 3 to orders per day.
131 E. Market St, ask for MFR. Allen:
MAN, single, age 80, with car: to run stand
at County Fairs. Address Times, Box
470.
SHOE REPAIR MAN WANTED. CALL
IRV. 4447.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-27

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the Trustee
Of Warren Township, Marion County. In
diana. will erect new school house az an
estimated cost of sixty-four thousand two
hundred (S64,20Q.00l dollars, on the ground
described as follows:
Part OF the south half OF the southeast
quarter section of section thirty-hve.
Township sixteen north, range ive east,
more particularly described as follows:
Racinninp Mt the norl beast corner Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-27
BOARD OF Dr.; zoN1NG APPEALS; :,
- JAMES e. ROCAP, President
MARIE VICTOR. Secretary.
NOTICE OF HEARING :

BOARD OF zONiNG APPEALS
Notice Is hereby given that Grace Evan
gelical Lutheran Church has filed with the
Board of zoning Appeals OF the city OF In
dianapolis, a petition, asking permission TO
No. ia, 1922 by erecting a church on the
property at 279 N. Holmes Ave.
A public hearing will be held by said
Aug. 4, 1927, at 10 a. M. al which time
and place all interested persons will be
heard with reference to matters set out In
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS.
JAMES E. ROCAP, President.
MAPLE VICTOR q
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NOVICE no CONTRACTORS

NOI1CE 10 CON1HAClOf1O
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
annapolis will receive sealed bids until the
hour of II o'clock a. m. on Wednesday,
Aug. 10, 1927, for the furnishing and in
stalling of all labor and materials neces-
sary for the complete installation OF VIM
dow shades and curtains for the Washing
ton High school, located at w. Washington
st. and Sheffield Ave. Indianapolis. Ind.
lions prepared by Vonnegut, Bohn a. Muel-
ler, architects. $40 Indiana Trust Bldg.
Proposals shall be submitted in a sealed
envelope with writing thereon plainly in
dicating the nature of the bid.
may be procured, by contractors desiring
to bid, from the architect. upon the de-
post of $500 as surety. for the. return In
good condition OF the plans and specifca-'
lions to the Office of said architects.
All proposals must be made on blank
form No. 90. prescribed by the Indiana
State Board of Accounts. which may be
$50 N. Meridian st.. Indianapolis. or at
the Office of the architects.
Proposals must be accompanied BY q
certified check drawn payable to the Board
OF School Commissioners Of the city Of In
dianapolis. on an indianapolis bank or
trust company. or by New York.. Chicago
or Indianapolis exchange. for three CD
per cent OF the maximum bid
In case bidder, whose bid shall be &C
cepted shall not, within five days after
notice OF such acceptance. perform hts bid
by entering into a written contract. with
the Board, TO furnish the material and
labor and install the window shades and
curtains In accordance with the provisions
Of the specifications, and within that time
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Help Wanted-Mole
WANTED-SALESMEN:

Men who can qualify in every
sense the term implies. Must be
willing to work twelve hours
daily, to earn income of $4,000
annually. Gross sales can not
fall below total Of $1,000 per
week. This selling connection is
probably one Of the best ever Of
fered in this city, and considera.
ton will be given only to men of
character and proven ability.
Radio Service Advertising Com.
pany, $40 Illinois building.
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tons Sac are on iiie for inspection al the
be purchased for Five Dollars $4,000 per
'e'' JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed trustee OF Warren Township, Marion
County State OF Indiana. will receive bids
p NJ on ' the 10th day Of August 1927. on
the items in classes IN the amount stated
on the list and specifications OF same IN the
and County Bidders will be required 90
give such description OF articles mentioned
In their bids as will enable said Trustee and
merits. unless a specific description OF the
articles Is implied in the specifications.
II bidders desire to submit bids on
fed. such bids will receive consideration.
If samples are submitted or descriptions
are SUFFICIENTLY ssar BID On On. the goods
that class; One bid may cover any one
" BIDS IDS must Sc for goods delivered within
thirty days from date Of acceptance OF bid
at Warren Central High School. All goods
damaged in transit must be made good
lowed for boxes or packing, and goods not
up, to. specifications Will be returned At
Contracts let upon accepted bids shall
To each bid must be attached a state
scribed BY the State Board Of Accounts.
Dated this goth day OF July. 1921.
WILLIAM II. COOPER, Trustee, Warren
Township. County OF Marion. Indiana.
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS OF
foN coHN sSH9 2Nb1A HSSXwNSHir' MAR
of Warren ToSEssh f'V Of Marion county,
Advisory Board of said township. will re-
eeiye scaled bids at his office at 10 john
following described bonds Of Warren
sell said bonds at not less than par value
Aug. /. 1927, and to be issued in a series
Of sixty-four, l64) bonds, sixty-three, (6Sl
IF TSd S S II sach aSd one nj
In the denomination OF twelve hundred
dollars (Sl,2oo.Qol; Each Of said bonds
fourth per cent tlMss) per annum payable
July J., 1923. and semi-annualy there
after. Said bonds will mature as follows:
July l. thereafter to and including July 1,
$4,000 on Jan. !, 1929, and $4,000 each
$1,000 on July l. 1889; $1,000 on Jan. 1.
900 on July 1. 1910; $1,000 on Jan. /.
$i 200 on July I, 1871 $1,000 on Jan. !,
81 200 will mature on July /. 1912,
Each of said bonds has, attached thereto
interest coupons evldencing each install
ment Of interest. Said bonds are issued
for the purpose OF providing funds for the
purchase Of grounds and the construction
Of a school building and the payment OF
all incidental expenses Of same.
Right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
Dated this goth day Of July. 1927.
WILLIAM II. COOPER,
Trustee Warren Township, Marion County.
Indiana. 49,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed. conducting a public storage house
will. on Monday Aug. %, 1927 at 0 a,
M. accrued storage charges. the household
and other goods belonging to the follow
G. Beaver, Mrs Foreman. NJ. Hollingworth.
H. Darrah. Frank Jacobs. May Joiner, T.
G. Monjar. Mrs. M. L. Steckelman. Carl
frey. H. NJ. Michael. A. T.. Atom. Louis
Becker. Mrs. A. Brouse. Mary Shelter.
Celia Thompson, Mrs. Louise Talking.on.
Ivan, Williams. John Moler, Mrs. Laurine
Usselman.
PARTIoW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that John T.
Sawyer has filed with the Board OF zoning
Appeals OF the City OF Indianapolis, a Pc
suiTements q General O ord III n No. ' ia
1922, by locating three Oil storage tanks
on the property in the 700 block on Z.
Washington ST.
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 40l, city hall. Thursday.
Aug 4, 1927. at 10 a. M, at which time
heard with reference to matters set out In
said petition.
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Inspection Of shipments can be made
Thursday. August 18th. 1927 between $500
a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Persons claiming any OF the foregoing
described articles will state to the under
signed the number of same. pay charges
and take same away prior to date OF sale.
DESCRIPTIONS Of packages are copied from
freight or way bill but neither quantity or
contents are guaranteed.
Terms of same: cash or certified check
j. K VANCE, \
Freight Agent. sol Transportation Bldg.
INTERCHANGEABLE Ind
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Trucks
Legal Notices

signed. conducting a public garage. will
sell for repairs on Monday. Aug. 90. 1927
at 0 a. M. one Maxwell coupe, motor
number 48290l left by James o. Smock.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
A1Q-o2 r Mo rkat
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EXPERIENCED COLLAR
MAKER ON 'CUSTOM-MADE
COLLARS. A NEAT SEWER
THAT IS WILLING TO
LEARN. SOL MURPHY BLDG.
LADY stenographer with IRE insurance ex-
perience.
SCHMID & SMITH, Inc. Realtors
Main 4088.
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JAMES z. ROCAP. President
MARIE VICTOR. Secretary
Indiana State Highway Commission.
Division OF Maintenance
CONTRACT Nc; 80


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -,
Sealed. PROPOSALS will be received at the
indianapolis. Ind, until 10 o'clock a. M,
August 10, 1927. for grading and small
on State Road Sc in warriek County.
between Newburg and Warrick spencer
County line. O distance OF 7,52 miles.
Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal
TO one and one-half l1sl times the
amount OF the proposal.
Proposal blanks, plans and speclhea-
lions are on file for inspection at the
Office OF the State Highway Commission.
be purchased for Five Dollars $4,000 per
set. -
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-19

salesmanager.
Robert c. Flora, married, a sales
agent.
John P. Kern, 80, married, depart
ment store floor manager.
John P. Costinett, 81 married. a
tailor
Norman L. Glasscock, At, married
a clerk.
Edward j. Kidwell, jr, 81 single
a leather worker
Charles Holt So, married, a re-
tired brick mason
While the attorneys omitted tc
elicit the ages of the two women, it
is certain that the jury is much
more mature one than that which
acquitted the former interior secre-
tary and Edward L. Doheny in the
same court last December.
While the Fall-Doheny jury was
locked up throughout the long weeks
of that trial. The Fall Sinclair jury
is to be allowed it's freedom with a
solemn admonition from the court
not to read any newspaper. accounts
of the trial, not to discuss the case
among themselves and not to for
mulate any conclusions in their own
minds until they have retired to seek
an agreement on a verdict.
Owen j. Roberts for the government,
and Martin W. Littleton for the de-
fense, outlined to the jury what both
sides will undertake to prove. The
special oil counsel for the government
will present substantially the same
set of facts as passed upon by the
United States supreme court in hold
ing that the lease resulted from ''col-
lusion and conspiracy" between Fall
and Sinclair and in characterizing
Fall as a "faithless" public officer
Under the law that decision cannot
be introduced in. this case the jury
starts with a clean slate and an
open mind and is sworn to return its
verdict upon the evidence adduced in
Justice SiddomS court.
Addressing the jury for only twenty
minutes in a tone rarely raised above
the conversational, Roberts said the
government would show that as a
result of the conspiracy between Fall
and Sinclair the government was de-
frauded of:
First, Teapot Dome and the oil
contained in it.
Continued on Page Eight)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-19
TlUo Women and Ten
Men viii Pass On
Falls CulpabiHty

WASHINGTON, AOct. 18, R)-TWo
women are to have their say with the
ten men as to whether Albert B.
Fall and Harry F. Sinclair Grim
inally conspired together to defraud
the government in the lease of the
Teapot Dome's naval oil reserve in
Wyoming.
The IL jurors selected after day
and half devoted to the eXamina-
tion of forty talesmen, today heard
the opening statement for the gov
ernment and part Of that for the
defense and will begin tomorrow to
listen to the testimony of nearly a
hundred witnesses.
Then they will hear more argu-
ment by counsel and an exposition
of the law by Justice Siddons before
they retire to deliberate on a YER
dict. Upon being locked up at that
time they will elect foreman and
there was speculation whether the
men would honor one of the women
with that office.
The two women of the jury are
young and comely. One married and
the other single, and are the first
to serve in an important criminal
trial in the District of Columbia SUI
preme court They ppassed the care
full scrutiny of qualifications by both
counsel for the government and the
defense.
No SO third woman who tenta-
lively qualified. She was Mrs. Paul
inc Levitt, grey haired mother, who
was excused by counsel for Fall and
Sinclair in the exercise of one of the
six peremptory challenges they used
before the completion of the jury met
their approval.
Mrs. Annela Bailey, a clerk in a
piano store here but formerly resi-
dent of Boulder, Colo, has the dis
tinction of being Juror No. I, while
Miss Bernice Heaton, an instructor of
long distance telephone operators and
a native of Washington, is Juror No.
g. Both are in the nature OF volun-
teers for jury duty since such serv-
ice is not compulsory upon women in
the District of Columbia.
The ten men of the jury are:
Gardner P. Grenfell, 26, single, a
cable splicer
William H. Couher, 80, married, a
tire vulcanizer.
Conrad J. Herzog, Sc, married,