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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
PARENTS BURY
BABY ALIVE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. Is.
Burial alive of an unwelcome baby.
but q few hours old, is charged IN
murder warrants issued by county
authorities here against George
Newton, %, and his wife, %, both
of whom have been In the county
Jail for the past 48 hours.
Mrs. Della Mcclellan, S.. Newton's
mother. Is being held as q material
The official version as detailed by
by Sheriff E. j. Hanratty. Is that
Newton is alleged to have stifled
the newborn infants cries with q
spadeful Of earth as he inferred the
child in the yard Of the Newton
home a few hours after the child
was born, November 80 unattended
by medical advice.
A neighbor tipped police that the
cries Of tiny baby had been heard,
emanating from the Newtons yard.
Upon inquiring as to the welfare Of
the child last Sunday, 1t was an
nounced that no child had been born
to Mrs. Newton. The investigation
followed and the little, body was dug
up.
Mrs. Newton told Sheriff Hanratty
that she gave birth to a child in
the yard Of her home, while alone,
and then tainted. She said that
she crawled on her hands and knees
into the house and informed her
husband an6 mother-in-law. All that
she remembers. according to her
sworn statement. is the pitiful cries
Of her babe.
Coroner A. P. Hammond held that
the child had died Of strangulation.
Newton told authorities that the
child had been born prematurely
and that he had buried it two hours
after birth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15

liamsburg, declares that a tray
saved him a real 'pot."
Thieves entered his home and
Iifled a strong box of some $65 In
cash, but failed to notice in the
box, a small tray which contained
$50S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15

Revolution by Alfred J. Brcsseau,
Of Greenwich, Conn.
the plaque, originally intended
for exhibition at the Philadelphia
Sesqui Centennial. recently was
purchased by Mr.. Brosseau. Il
contains 500 pounds Of silver.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
Kurt Hetzel to Open
Series of Musicales

Kurt Hetzel. conductor and plan.
list, tomorrow will inaugurate 80.
ries Of Sunday afternoon musicales
at the Congressional Country Club.
Mr.. Hetzel will be assisted by
Mrs. Fred Purnell, lyric soprano
and wife of Representative Fred
Purnell OF Indiana.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
employees PUT OUT FIRE.

{. A tongue of fire shot from a
glove machine IN the benziae roorn
Of Lerch's dry.cleaning establish.
ment. S26 Twelfth St, n. W., when
the place opened for business to.
day. Although firemen responded.
employees had extinguished the
fire before they arrived. Small
damage was dones AZ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15

their homes and selling the babies
to women who wanted to fool their
husbands" are Mrs. Amalie Becker.
Mrs. Helen Dugdale. wife of a
notorious ex-saloonkeeper and Anna
W. Lee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
Babies Sold to Wives
To Trick Husbands
-International Newursel Photo
By LEoLA ALLARD

CHICAGO JAM 15-Complacent boasts of three mdwives
that they had helped countless trick gube husbands
into the belief that the born infant they rocked sleep
was their flesh and blood may be of materially
reducing Chicago's infant mortality
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
Tray Containing $5O8
Overlooked by Burglars

ANDERSON, s. c.. Jan. 17.-k
~trey" seldom proves a boon to
the holder in poker game. but
Calvin Ray. negro grocer of Viii
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
Queen of Denmark
+, Suffering From Flu"

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 15.-Queen
Alexandrine, Of Denmark, was Ill
today.
She is suffering from a mild at.
tack of influenza.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
Declaration Plaque Is
Gift of A. j. BrOsseaV

A replica Of the Declaration Of
Independence. engraved on silver on
a huge plaque, has been presented
to the Daughters Of the American
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
FEDERATION TO MEET

The Federation Of Citizens isso.
Citations will meet tonight In the
board room Of the District Building
at & o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-15
TENNESSEE SOCIETY

The Tennessee Society of Wash
ington will meet tonight at the
Willard Hotel. Dancing will follow
the meeting.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
PERSONAL.

Hn51o p!2 AFt rcEnsTkGH MAsTkH 5ds Hf2F ,.
Cantnl 81. Lincoln 31. -
ELECTRCLYSIs ONLY SAFE .ASD PER
moes' ] MARlE sTEVENs' H2 20 Years Years 'as1p eSp
302 krcsse Bldg. ll03 G St. %
SWEDISH MASSAGE IN YOUR OWN HOME
mont phone Shepherd .iS5.w. y '''''''
If you ARE. IN POOR HEALTH AND
S"ryhs has tafd 70 help ErH ry s2qd
200: st NV. Potomac "t60.
MADAM CATSBY'S PRIVATE SALON
Massaslng arG electrical treatments, Re
FREE OFFER EXPIRES SAT. NOV. Goth
Your last chance 70 get - worth Of toys
free With every >25 purchase. LIE ROY S.
HYDROTHERAPY. MASSAGE. VIOLET RAY
Thcrmohte treatments given ny registered
treatment for colds bronchitis pneumonia
Address IL sherman ave. Iakoma nSs..k,
PlANOS-SPOT CASH FOR GOOD USED
Hmnf,,ght Y grand anh pIaysrc c,s n!a91s- ~ cail Mr.
BATTLE CREEK MAsSEUsE, ELEcTRiC
1880 y Il. NV
HAPPY HOUR KlNp}ERGARTtfN WITH
MathcTs M WITT WIi' :nT apnrriate School Willie shop:
uing Normal craduatr. North $50. -
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO FOLDING
feather mattrC.~H Will demonstrate sample.
Il l.. sherwood. l513 18th Sc. Line $3.50.
VIOLET RAY ELECTRIC TREATMENTS;
graduate 35Ot Penna. ave, WCstoycr, Apt.
u. sound tloor Hours, ~ To 3
WANTED-LADY TO SHARE FIR. TWO
room. kitchen. bath hall. unlImited tele-
phone FrgiGalre. apt. fhcar: Near &; W.
I. pes. i, Rel. req. and furn Address
NURSE DEVOTING HER SPACIOUS. COM
Portable home to care OF invalids. "onyales-
cents Diet specially. Shepherd 33So1.
CONFIDENTIAL. DETECTIVE SERVICE -
clean reliable efficient service: consultation.
advice free Phone Franklin 500. BRAD
FORD, INC. Transportation Building l7th
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY
graduate in electricity for appointment
phore Pot. 1+41 --
SLIP COVERS OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
sherwood 5i3 2sth Sc Line. $3.50.
PIANOS-EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO
for new Ortho Vic. or Radiola combina-
1851 MT PLEASANT MUSIC SHOP. 1910
4th st. NV Open evenings.
THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS.
All foot troubles come from wrong shoes
DR.. THOMAS. Smart Correct Shoes.
1907 CONN. AVE. MAIN 962. COL. "o4.
Accredited Private School
offers reduced tuition TO limited number
OF girls as boarding students Decatur 1l6l
Evening star., 1927-11-25
S.i,.!I--.EI 10 MOBILES.
ffnpttn,,nI

BUICK AGENCY noW lncatcd at 9Th & You
aEo rhc-@ and Other most exccileat values
BUICK lo"7 Stan!ar,l g 5.nass coach. 900
Buick 1922 country ciuo coupe rumble seat
fasr % orme ms" vor car o az n,t @t rayen, %en p' Az
Tor Z, sl9e4@n -, G2ddess North 90.
T%s oet s Ss III; SoIS sGs
5g,3e c3H.,In -, ,. n9Innla G3,! 49,
y 16G ,os n. RI ;,1nss d1u snhhcr. m yc
W. Two ;o hrandncHr. rxceIlent nant: the the
iSoT1nI t1rl,v af,crnoon m,i inr" c,
at Kendall Green 9TH and Florida ave
~ r"rsonailT. " 26'
CtENRQIET COT'PE j.fo Igo5c rubber
f"ot:, prlco and terms right Tor oulcIs dis
no:al. Anacostja Branch of Ourisman Chey
ro.ei S2lc~ {" $3.50 Nichols ave, So.
CHENROLEI COACH. 1926; guaranteed for
90 DAYS $3.50 small down payment, balance
~ ~ d m4nfh' =. 10 :oth st. nW IA Fr o'4o;
or no ~. aEe- Sc. Allan1lc --------- '14S1. -
CHEE EROlET TOURING. 1925; splendid
! y; zoe Wisconsin ave. NV --
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926: driven only
5000 miles. looks and runs IKE new" TINS
IS an eAceEtl",nal car: see It before SWWn nlT;
trilhEp N"fihr3.l i't,"Ich 'l'h mui n!,nE'
- 1 :. @ . - -, -. - - = : -
'tif-t 'tif-t h,ti.l.t ~ r.. ~. - fiIi,Ipltn "r,H H
l.%,N % .o..I ,.~ ire f nImo, Matnrg Ia" n"
IfH5 iitb :, nv -''' '''''' ''
-
,,c,nditIon, $50. Marmon Motors Inc. 1903
'.--1.,-ro, -. ,,-,,o -, -
C.r 'lIs or,gn y" ay" % W oe.
CHEVROLET C0I'PE 1925. new pant
nansHn nlTeT tH,edI arr n " ,''''' west ''''' '''
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925 - Excellent
share: easy terms Cail Col. $3.50.
mechanical condition; a rasl buy. on easy
chgnToot 1fr%s Saes nes't' co S$o G ScSn- osn'
Ci,py.I rp ,,,o r,odo,. no do,r r,vren,
To %" this car coll Nam y =.
DODGE AE--An eXrH,rnt rar p " cS.|oo rXce5
~ y ave ny v
DODGE COUPE. late l9"l; fully cgnlT,rred
excellent condition: $500: easy terms West
~ 19o2 Mlscan3!n ,a'9, ave- ,I7,. nor
feet condition; Si0o: terms ll:b 2otn y
NV. Fr. 65fO: or 6o4 Pa ave. Sc. Atlan'
1865 ne 34s-; cd,,zf5 77,7 o. 7,-z oaIv . 50o
i1i. i8@ pcnns: sn ave. nv nv. w.~- '710O' -r M
ESSEN COACH-S300 and it's yours, Just
13l" y. Y ave. NV 20
F0RDs-Sayer,I co0nes scda0s like new
bar@ain nricos. many others Can Garage
III: y Y ave. NV - u
FORD o-DOOR SEDAN late in rerfpct con
titinn. ii 20 If soIh al once terms $50
cash bal SIS month. 29"l NJ st NV.
North 3J2s
Form 7T0T+PTZC Ia,o 1135. first class coyI-
dion f1iR ~, a1non iTns af a"od as new eytrss
500: private Owner. lO5 18Th ST. NV.
E0RD COI,pF Ion6-pnrrnct condition. can
arrnnre caev terms. S:,50 call Mr. Bar.
tholomcw. Col $3.50
HTTpp SEDAN late model privately 0u nee
and in Al cond,tion. no down payment re-
qulred: VIII take property owners uots.
payable So monthly. For appointment call
LOCCMOBILE Jr = Brou-ham. lp26; rev
two tone DucO and motor completely over
hauled and Glaranteef: 1850. Marmon
Motors Inc. 1876 t4th ST.
T0C0N0RTTF IT-ZIOR SEDAN 1878
5000. Call Col. S427. Ant. :S.
NARWO\ 4 SFDAN-Iate.t model: this car
has been used oniv hv the manager of this
Evening star., 1927-11-25
FOR BETTER TsED CARS"

p Buick Coupe. reduced. $3.50
'25 Nash Adv. TourinG... SIS
20 Ford Coupe. spccial.. 525
~ Nash Special Coach 1850
~ Studehakcr l.. s. Tour. $50
'27 Nash AID Adv. Sedan. $50
"a Buick Sedan. %" ...... N5
% Nash -Four. bargain. -. $50
~ Chevrolet Coupe. ..... Us
'25 Stude. Spec. Coupe.... Us
~ Buick SPIT. 7-pass. Tr.. SS5
'23 Essex ~ Touring -. Us
~ Dodge Touring ....... 225
% Buick 20 Touring -. 125
~ Ford Touring Car..... Is
'26 Dodge Sport Touring $50
% Dodge Tour. extra fine $50
'23 Willys-knight Touring Us
20 Stude. Spec. Sedan. -. 675
% Franklin Coach. 130
'27 Nash SPIT Roadster... 975
% EIupp Tour. Ser. r.. 275
% Lincoln Coupe. ....... $50
Evening star., 1927-11-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

IN
neatly CI-LTt KE--CuMpLETE COURSE
-, individual subjects. ca~v payments. dav
md evening classes. THE HONOi K SCHOOL.
OF BEATTY CULTURE. INC. Sl7 lith st.
y W FIR 5l3l
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. FRENCH
rr,othod with expert French instructors. all
ranches taught. day and night class starts
Noy 2Sth: enroll now, terms. Calrt a. Bcau-
~ salon I49 st. So. Line. looi3. :io'
s. 500 A YEAR. NOT 50 BAD. TO sTAki
with for Bovd stenoeraphic student OF 8
rnnnthsS training although 30-odd others
.thoroiIghlv ira med" tried for 1t. t3,lrd II
Ncieucy won Glasses forming. BOYD SEC
RETARIAL SCHOOL. G 81 mr.. I4th.
THOSE WITH TNDEEELoPED TALENT
Tor drawing large studio offers unusual OBJ
nort,lnity for practical training evenings
Xviii interview only those d"slrous OF max
in1 commercial art their profession. Address
R0x 341-M star Office
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU
nonr system of shampooing. marcel waving
and facial treatments. Apply second hoor
1TTo DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD ExPE.
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured
white chanffeurs furnished Call Line NJ
FREE COURSE IN LIFE INSURANCE ,,Sa;H !;
nart time: earn while Tearing Address BOX
239-H Star office
,YTTTFR TERM commercial RADIO oInrat,ins IN,
.ni jIinior engineering course VIII iN-ih J.'i
80, 80 Good positions Tor az our sFd1-
; sates. Looms Radio COLLEGE. 4Vo 9'hs ~
Evening star., 1927-11-25

We arc listing below just a
few Of the reconditioned cars
that we have on our floor
Space does not permit us to list
them all, so come in and see
them.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE,
- ---=-------------=
WA\TED-SAIESNEN.

THE PURPOSE of this al IS TO attract men
Who are dsasfd @ m Mah II thS nate p,fhsent h scnc G
fleld TO doVhie or triple their earnings. II
Won believe IN Yourself TO he able and want
10 DO bigger and better things IN the future.
call at SEQ ith II NV. ond floor, between
8 and $ for confidential interview. As Tor
Mr. Harms manager 80
Evening star., 1927-11-25
s==sas|aa5-1a-s===s4
a FACT.

Our rcrUt7tj0n has estahlj shed itself.
Among other things important
Our cars are lower in
price and upon inspect
ton youIl actually"
fud them better
Evening star., 1927-11-25
HUDSON-ESSEX.
Sacrifice Used Cars.

Beyond a doubt we have the
greatest bargains ever offered
in good used cars.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Bcokkpeplu2 examination. SPECIAL prfnaia-
tion for book kecplng exam. and stpn. and Typ
exanl In Dec Tho civil service Preparatory
school sc. cor. l"th 4 NV. Frank. .uSO
Evening star., 1927-11-25
SiTTATION-DONESTIC.

rHfLpREN'S CARE. daily, except sunday.
Refined Whit" woman. Recommendation.
300 9TH ~. NV. corner jefferson st, Apt.
COOK good rchahe. Will take care of bach
elor : apartment or houeckcep for ladies en-
ployed STAY nights Adams 90o4W
GIRL. .rolored wants work. Cleaning by
dsV. References. l1il Oregon ave. Nv.
North 2SSi
GIRL, "giorcd. neat. wants place as light
hou~rWol kcr or nurse. 2+l0 II. NV.
N'Hl.N 'Ii'it'I tcHiits p'lSilfbfi DIS
rcsS chambermaid hotel maid. expert
enccd. 1919 st. ne. 90
WOMAN. white. for general housework. 337
Missouri ave. Franklin SI52.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
PERSONAL.

MASSECSE GRADUATE IN PARIS: TREAT.
ment for nerves and rheumatism: hours. to
=. llU2 1ith 81. NV Apt. y. Main 5556.
SSECSE-SWEDISH EXPERT GRADU-
ate, lately arrived gives excellent massage.
1928 NJ st NV. Apt ]. 26'
EVERY CARE GIVEN CONVALESCENTS
invalds and aged hv nurse in her own home
All conveniences. Phone Adams 1868. 1888
kalogama I'd. IA
Evening star., 1927-11-25
FALL
"GOLD SEAL"
SALE
NOW GOING
on
Low Cash Payment.
Low Monthly Payments.

Hupmobile 6 Touring, 1926 S505
Buick Touring, lo23.... POS
IIupmobilc 4 Touring. 1922 lis
WHY'S Knight Coupe, 1920 l65
Ford Trucks, l026........ 563
Whippet Coupe, 1926. -. 495
Ford Touring, 1924. ..... lis
Auburn Sedan. l92l...... Us
Ford Coupe, 1924. l25
Whippet Coach. 1927. $50
Durart Sedan. 1923. ..... 2S5
IeWctt Coach. 1926. sos
Studebaker Touring. 1924 325
Whippet E Roadster. 1927. 745
Kissell Touring, 1922. 80. POS
Chevrolet Roadster, 1927 4lO
Hupo Touring, 1924. ..... 4lO
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal" Cars.
Iii 18th St. NV.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
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CHARGES.

We also have number Of
other popular makes that we
have priced to make them real
First come first choice.
USED CAR DEPT,
1tlt p ST. NV.
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OWENS.
USED CARS WITH AN OK. THAT COUNTS
AT LOWEsT PRICES IN THE CITY

Il DOWN. BALANCE MONTHLY.
OWENS MOTOR COMPANY.
6523 Georgia Ave. Col. $40.
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SALE .E-.AUTOAlDRIi.ES

IRE> used and cw. all sues: - 30 and up
GUAR ANTkE TIRE co.
1910 PA AVE NV
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SITUATIO\-FEMALE.

BILLING CLERK typlst knowledge of
bookkeeping. Address Box 456M. Star
LADY viii assist with light duties IN private
home for one h X room. Address Box 4I3-
NJ star Office.
NURSE experienced. refined desires posi-
u0n. companion 10 elderly person or Invalid,
best training Would like to travel; best
lri"rcnceS from last case. Adams 7lSS.
NURSE. experienced desires position tD care
for child. Call or write l0Ii 10th st. NV.
-
EtRETARY -STENOG RAPHFR FIVE wears
congressional cXu"rrnre. desires connection
with JhComn" mtmbcr Cong ress: excellent
r"tercnrcs- Cal Adams $40.
81 GEOGRAPHIC position wanted hy woman
unusually uuIIhrd. SD per week. Call
h"twrrn q and :. Hyatts> He $50
TELEPHONE OPERATOR experienced.
wishes position on switchboard IN hotel
art. house Col. lD,0O
Evening star., 1927-11-25
SN.F-AtI IOAiUI:Ii.ES
T0MOIIi.ES.
OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
l.. 7. STEUART. INC.
HOLIDAY
SALE.
4 Days Only-Thursday,
Friday, Saturday. Sunday.
25ro DOWN.
NO FINANCE
CHARGES.

We arc very thankful to the
public ior the large number OF
used cars that they have pur-
chased from us. Therefore VIC
arc going to have this sale to
secure the good will OF more
good customers for our used
cars. On the following used
cars we will accept $50 down
payment. balance in II months.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
Only Exceptions
HET,p-MtI.E.

ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAG ER-Must he
real collector with car: splend!d opror
tunlty for live wire. Apply 80 9TH 81. n W
AUTOMOBILE statesmen Ga TO sell the
popular Hudson and Essex models: wonder
full proposition to the right men. See Mr..
Eendrick. Saunders Motor Co. 3@1S NJ st
Evening star., 1927-11-25

1927 Chryslcr so Rdstr. $3.50
1925 Willys-knisht Sedan. $50
1927 Chrysler 50 Coupe e. sos
1926 Nash Adv. 6 Sedan. $50
1924 Cadillac 63 7-pass Tr $50
1925 Chrysler 20 Rdstr. .. $50
1923 Buick 6 Touring 2225
1924 Buick s Tour. 7-pass POS
1926 Nash Spec. 6 Coupe. 075
1923 Hupp Touring ...... 25C
1924 Chrysler 20 Touring. AS
1926 Chevrolet Coach. .'S5
1926 Chevrolet Landau Sdn. 495
1925 Junior 8 SPIT. Touring. sos
Evening star., 1927-11-25

BOND REPRESENTATIVE to sell first
mortgsCe real estate bonds with common
stock feature. Lucrative contract TO right
party. Write Developers Mortgage and Title
Corr. SIG n Charles St. Baltimore. Md y.
Evening star., 1927-11-25

A 12-pound turkey with
every car.
Evening star., 1927-11-25

CARINETM first class s. Pulvirentl.
q 63 Mt. Pleasant ST. NV. Adams 1467.
CARPENTERS WANTED-Apply 3i.3 Mt.
Evening star., 1927-11-25

FREE OFFER EMPIRES SAT. NOV Goth
Your last chance to get ~ worth of toys
free with every Se5 purchase. LIE ROY S.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BOOkk EEPINO.
Preparn now for bookkeeping exam, Sal
ary 81 3@0 10 81 500. SPECIAL classes daily
and every night The CiviI service Prepara-
tory school Sc cor. 18th + NV. Fr 3nho.
Evening star., 1927-11-25
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

Accredited Private School
offers reduced tuition TO a limited numbel
OF girls as boarding students Decatur 1l6l
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-20

The genial McAlster Coleman would be ideal as
the successor to the ntraetable Broun In place of
F. P A., there is Sam De Witt, the great poet whose
latest volume, autographed by the author (himsef)
is priced at five berries Il don't know what he
actually gets) The Rev. DR. Norman Thomas could
conduct the religious page of The World and correct
the English of the sermons that New Yorks leading
preachers Of the gospel submit in advance to The
World. don't know what to do about Eddie Levin
son. Such glittering talents ought not be permitted
to go to seed. He might pinch-hit for John j. Leary
Jr, the labor" reporter of The World. This color
less tool of Tammany Hall would work well to-
gether with the more scintilatng Levinson as both
experts at licking the boots of the bureaucras
of the A. F. of L. Levinson could also fill in &C.
casionally for Frank Sullivan the humorist though
| rather fancy Algernon Lee for this Job.
The acquisition of these luminaries would have
advantages besides that of boosting the circulation
of The World 1t would once more provide the So
cialist party with daily organ and enable all good
socialists to vote for Al Smith openly instead of
having to do it clandestinely at present. But I'm
afraid that former readers of Life and Judge
would feel a little lost without the New Leader.
These suggestions are offered gratis to the So
cialist party, or whatever group individual stin
bears that honored name.
In conclusion, want to compliment The DAILY
WORKER on its vigorous handling of the Sacco and
Vanzett case The DAILY WORKER was the only
organ of opinion in the United States that was not
deuded by Governor FulIers fake commission and
predicted with almost uncanny accuracy the results
of their Investigation" If two comrades are
finally saved, much of the credit must GO to The
DAILY WORKER and the Workers (Communistl
Party who have taken the lead in the efforts to
snatch them from the electric chair and have crys-
tall:zed workingclass sentiment in way which has
caused the arrogant chiefs of the master class
to faiter
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-20
A Letter from A. B. Mael

committee to the effect that steps would be taken
to protect "their' workers from Communist gang
stersl
When seven gangsters, who admitted to the police
that they were in the employ of the right wing
were arrested just as they were preparing to edo
job" this story was carried by practically all the
capitalist papers of New York City The World
however tactfuly decided to forget the fur strike
for the day. if'ftfI asr.,tt
Let it be remembered by those who are impressed
by The Worlds shopping reformsm that it was
Joseph Pulitzer, not William Randolph Hearst who
was the founder the yellow journalism in this coun-
try. Hearst Abraham Cahan and Bernarr McFad-
den merely followed in the footsteps of Joseph whose
coat was always many-colored as that Of his
Biblical namesake.
incidentally, the New York World probably con-
tans the choicest morgue of former labor journalists
to be 9ound anywhere in this country. The very
flower of the late lamented New York Cab ultim-
ately found asylum and consolation in the form Of
succulent pay-checks the staff of The World
These gentlemen are now no doubt helping to make
the country safe from Reds.
A few of the stars of The Call went elsewhere.
Dave Karsner, the friend" of Debs, is on the
Herald Tribune, where he has been doing some of
the choicest blackjack work for his capitalist mas
ters. Several others are on the New Leader, where
they have been doing their best to emulate their
colleagues The World and Herald Tribune. sug-
gest that great service would be rendered to man
kind if The World would acquire these worthless,
who, in the nonetoo invigorating atmosphere of the
Rand School, have become very seedy-looking of
late. James 0neal could supplant the boy wonder,
Walter Lippmann, as head of The Worlds editorial
page. Walter, who once the pride of the Inter
collegiate Socialist Society, may still harbor some
old-fashioned radical ideas and would not be as
reliable Oneal. [ think, too,-though I'm not
sure-that Oneal would work for less money