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WALES SAILS
FOR TOUR OF
AFRICA REALM
Prince to Hunt Big Game
and Visit Remote
Regions.
BY ROBERT G. DOWSON
limited Press STAFF Cnrrnsnondent

LONDON, Sept. THE Prince of
Wales, accompanied by his brother,
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester,
started Thursday on what may be
his last empire tour as Prince of
Wales.
The prince and his brother were
to sail for East Africa, one of the
few parts of the British empire that
Wales has not visited.
The tour might be described as the
final stage in the training of the
prince for his eventual reign over
4o0,000,000 subjects.
The home engagements of the
Prince of Wales have grown so nu-
merouS that soon it may be i'm
possible for him to spend more than
a few days at a time away from
home.
Cover 5000 Miles
In addition King George, now So,
occasionally experiences periods Of
indifferent health which, while they
would be comparatively trivial to
a younger man, cause concern for
one of the kings age.
The princes tour will include
visits to Mombasa, Rhodesia, South
Africa and Capetown, covering 5000
miles by rail and auto.
Visits will be made to some Of
Darkest Africa's" most remote
regions, where the prince will have
his first shot at a lion. He has been
practicing up on his Workmanship.
The prince is likely to encounter
every "ariety of animal, ranging
from the elephant to the rabbit
sized dik-dik.
Hunt for Big Game
The party will go from Mombasi
by train to Nairobi, over 800 miles
of desert, open plain and the great
southern game reserve. Even in
that early stage Of the tour the
prince probably will see antelopes,
Glands, hartebeets, gnus, ostriches,
jackals, zebras and even a rhine
oceroS or a lion.
At Nairobi the prince will be Law
ishly entertained. Polo matches and
horse race meetings will be ar
ranged.
Later ON, after passing westward
through Victoria, Nyanza and Ugan-
do big game hunting will be organ
lied at Tanganyika, where lions,
elephants, buffaloes and smaller
game abounds.
The last stage of the journey will
be through RhodeSia and East At
RIGA and down to Capetown.
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SEEKS MISSING WIFE
Fears for Safety of Mate, Who Has
Been Ill.

Been Ill.
Orville Faith today sought help in
his hunt for his wife, Mrs. Nellie
Pearl Faith, 80, who disappeared
from their home, 1923 Rockville Rd.,
Monday noon.
Mrs Faith had been i'll and her
husband fears she wandered away
and has come to some harm.
She was last seen walking near
Rockville Rd. and Washington ST.
She is fair complexioned, with light
brown hair, and wore a black hat
and a black cape or coat.
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Pets and LiUe Stock
HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
SERVICE


Members Of A. K. G. and Chamber OF
Commerce. If YOU want good dog OF to
breed a female dog you are assured of
quality and fair dealing by members OF
this club.
H A. Meyer. SOB Guaranty Bldg. city.
r. A. Slime. 1914 Naomi St.. city.
BIRD DOGS
Hon. L, 81 Slack. 52l Chamber of
0O'"''' 0s Bos7ToN TERRIERS
Ave. city Hoosler Kennels DR.. 1905.
COCKER SPANIELS
city, AtoEa Kennels Oh 652l N " -
city. AtoE spa Kennei IS 81 ssal Box 80 e.
Mr and Mrs. c. W Bruenger, r. r.
~" Box 85-A,.. city. Woodheld Coils
FOX TEiRRIERs lwirehairedl
sr6 ,k X Be Rg d b R P" Box 800.
j. q Billie CLARK. N Penn. st.. city.
walter George. pendleton, Ind Georges
city = Madison Rd,, Stop 4, DR.. 7oso-J.' avs
U. r. Fishel, Hope, Ind
POMERANIANS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Booty. 1910 NJ Key~
stone Ave. CITY. Alexandra Kennels. HUI.
Gracia Hodges, 1902 School st., city.
Ora Lou Kennels Oh. 4483.
SHEPHERDS German Police)
II. j. Hodges 1902 School St.. city. Ora
Lou Kennels. On 4493
Albert Meyer 2645 Madison Ave-. city.
Trebla Kennels DR. 4023.
ST. BERNARDS
Hazel George. r. r. M" Box ~ d,
city. Ha2elvieW Kennels Wa. 1928 Ri. 8
WOLF HOUNDS -
Gracia Hodges 1902 School st.. city,
era Lou Kennels. Oh. 4483.
rs PAIR WHITE RING PIGEoNs-Drivs
out virginia ab3 ave- to- Eountain Square.
Road to r. r. ] Box So.
BOSTON TERRIER--See Glover's my.
Come Here. Sir" at fair; puppy cheap.
Ha. 1921
ENGLISH BEAGLE-Puppies, months old.
eligible Ready to train. Cheap ana
Madison Ave. southport ITO Wa
PGGEoNs-W White King; registered; reason-
able. II. 0338 Ring s.
HOUNDS-3-5 months old; ready To train
Males. 81 each. 1853 N. Drexel. IT. 1907.
POLICE-Puppies. months old; pedigreed.
IA w. Kansas 81. DR.. 1859
SPECAL-For / week Beautiful Canaries
Singers $3.50. 1907 E. Pratt.
BULL TERRIERS-Snow white. pedi: real
companions. 629 N. La Sale. Oh. O769-W.
POMERANIANS-P edi. reas. 1891 g.
Sheffield. LILIES KENNELS.
AT STUD-Beautiful German police doqS1-
Fee reasonable 1921 Roosevelt Ave.
BOSTON BULL PUPPY-Femaie. az
months old; pedigreed. "a Kansas St
GUINEA. PIGS FOR SALE. 1913 N. NOBLE.
RI 5l42.
KITTENS-Persian; all coiors and pTiceS:S
ped. LILIES KENNELS. Be. disc.
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STEEL MERGER BEGUN

Pittsburgh Companies Reported
Arranging Combine.
BB United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. dow Jones
& Co., today reported in a dispatch
from Pittsburgh that merger
negotiations were understood to
have been started between the
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Company
and the Colonial Steel Company.
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TRANSPORTATION

system motor stages
is the only cross continent line under one
ownership and management. Parlor cars
with individual reclining chairs Coast
to coast or interstate cities. Low fares.
courteous. dependable service We are
bonded, insured, legal carriers. Depot.
Pennsvlvania and Ohio SITS Ri. -2273.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

We Buy or Sell. CRAW-
FORD'S DRUG STORE. New
Location, SIS n. Delaware.
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TWO DIE FOR ATTACK

MeXicans Are Executed for Crime
in Texas.
BB EHitcd PrcSS
HUNTSVILLE, Texas, Sept. 7
Clemente Rodriguez and Esquivel
Servin were executed in the cleo
trio chair at State prison here to-
day for criminally assaulting a San
Antonio high school girl.
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Special Notices

CHICKEN AND FISH DINNERS-6O CENTS
AND 81: TEAPOT DOME, Z MILES WEST
OF INDIANAPOLIS ON NATIONAL RID.
BE. 2l9o. WEST OF BEN DAVIS.
I will not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife. Mary. after Sept
apolis. TT Wayne. Detroit. Mich.
business problems an
alyzed. Expert advice; reasonable. Lii
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Instructions

Instructions
STEP INTO BIG PAY -JoB-Learn
bar5ering at MOLER's under supervision
MoLER COLLEGE. 512 N. State St.
people Address Box D 10. Times.
PIANO AND HARMONY LEssONs-Full
hour. 81. Graduate teacher. Ri. 5000.
DANCING LESSONS-Beginner or ad-
yanced pupils: ewes. priv. home Il. 6l46.
Help Wanted Male
l WANT MEN AND WOMEN
compound interest insured savings &C
counts. Ours is one Of the best known
and most highly rated legal reserve life
THE RIGHT MEN OR WOMEN
are assured OF hearty cooperation. prsc-
tical training. liberal leads, assistance in
EITHER PART TIME OR FULL
TIME-PAY EVERY WEEK
An appealing new proposition.
SEE J. L. WIKOFF. Manager.
40l New City Trust Building.
Opening of schools creates
vacancies for 10 good
boys not returning to
school. Grade school edu-
cation and age certificate a
necessity. Apply MR.. Dali
TON, IS N. Meridian.
EXPERIENCED j. and L. men, also
Acme and Gridley automatic screw
machine men.
LINK BELT co.
SIS N. Holmes Ave.
SPECIALITY statesmen
Real live wires: excellent opportunity
for men who can qualify. Salary and
commission basis INDIANAPOLIS POWER
AND LIGHT COMPANY. Meridian at
Washington. Mr.. Schwarz
Statesmen
Hottest speciality in town; money max
ing; 81 to SIS per day. We need men
to fill vacancies caused by promotion.
See MR.. WARD. Denison Hotel.
BARBER-steady work; good wages. No
student. 3505 Massachusetts
WHITE DELIVERY BOY-For grocery;
neat appearing; capable Wa. 1854
MAN-For general work; middle aged
Apply 81 s. Senate.
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giles or doubles: any locations; any price.
No contracts. Make offer in 48 hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
Lost and Found

WEDDING RING-Platinum set with eight
diamonds Reward. Ha. 0267-M.
WRIST WATCH-Plain small yellow gold:
lost Tuesday between Fletcher American
Bldg. and Ayres Reward. Ir. 1880.
WRIST WATCH-White gold. Bulova with
wrist chain: lost at Playground Monday.
Reward. Be. 1861.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's Gruen: State
fairground Thursday. Reward. Hu. 1920.
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Farms Wanted
Real Estate Wanted

wANTED-Farms in exchange for city
property; also have some buyers. II. A.
STAUFFER, LAFAYETTE. Ind.
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GEE sEWING -MACHINFs

SEWING MACHINE = Portable. electric:
cost .$l3s; Just like new; $50. Leaving.
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Real Estate for Exchange
Building and Contracting
Miscellaneous for Sole

BUILDING-Contract wreck, rep, fun.
wk. McNeer & Son, 1877 E. 18th, II. 2628,
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Members Of A. K c. and Chamber Of
Commerce. If YOU want a good dog or to
breed a female dog you are assured of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
Houses for Sale
NEAR MADISON AVE.
TWO SOLD
405O CASH

1911 Finley ST.. just east of Garfield
PARK. new 5-room modern bungalow.
hardwood floors, linoleum, shades, garage.
Price, $4,000. No barrett. N. j. FOX,
Ri. 25O9. eve. HUI. ll68.
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win paw good cash prices. DIT $3.50.
CHOOL BOOKS WANTED-At once. I
buy or sell. 8l3 N Delaware
INES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Suburban. for Sale
EAST 28TH ST

70 ACREs-UnimproYed good land, near
Allisonyillei $4,000; or 5 acres Sl,oOO'
See this. Room l4n 22h N. Illinois.
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Rooms for Rent
800 e. VERMONT


Close in; nice clean. sleeping rms; $3.50
Telephone service. Ri. o575.
VERMONT, 1913 E.. APT. Nice, large
front rm. for Q; walk. distance. Ri. 4469.
WALNUT. AIS E.--Nice clean sleeping
room for housekeeping: all newly deco
rated. Ii. 1883
WASH, W. 359-special rates; use to 81,
double; single 50e to ST. nice outside front
WALNUT, W, 128-Nicely furn. front rnl..
also light housekeep. rms. cheap. Ri. 9l38
WALNUT: e. 452-Apt. 2; steam-heated
nm. bath; men: private emit. Ri. 1855.
$3.50 PER WEEK UP
Vermont. E.. $40; clean modern rms.
fri. rm.. accommodate men: So. Ri. 0575.
Q NICE-Rooms; strictly modern home:
privilege OF bath. Ia. 1880.
UPSTAIRS-Living rm., sleep. porch adj;
des. for 2; reas.. board opt. wa. 5l95
900 NoRTH-Furnished nm. modern. Call
LoVELY-MODERN FRONT ROOM; 81;
PARKING SPACE. IR. ALTO.
NEWLY FURN. RM.-Mod. apt. downtn..
continuous hot water. Ii. BIZ.
Room for Rent With Board
CENTRAL. 1626-Large attract. rm. Suit.
2. Constant not water. Ia. 1855.
PINE, s. IL gentlemen for rm. and
board. Ii. Bill.
WASH. E.. 2625--Nice rm.. good meals
constant hot water; good heat. Oh. 5744.
nth, E. 3l8-Apt,; attrac. rm.; connect.
bath: hot water 81; meals opt. Ri. 1851.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Modern home
pleny shade. school & Church. Be. 4963.
RIM. & BD.-Children: mothers care: nm.
for mother: desirable school Oh. 2965-M.
CHLDREN-To board, mothers care.
Private home near school Oh. 2965-M.
NORTH-Attractive rm. modern home;
good home cooking; garage. He. 5531.
CHILDREN-to bd. Lovely home, with,
without parents. Brookside sch. OR. 1901
CHnD-2 to 8 yrs. close school. No
other children. IT. 3l0s Ring-1.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE CLEANINGP- Your surplus cloth
ing. furniture, magazines. papers Will
help US to help others Salvation Army
Industrial Home Phone for wagon RI
66o2 127 W Georgia ST
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1NS-Persian; al colors and pricessi
LILIES KENNELS. Be. disc.
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SUITCASE-Brown: lost; containing lady's
and child'S clothes. Reward. He. 454e.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public Libra
ry and lists of recommended reading will
appear In this column each Sunday:
History.
eleven, N. A. N, ed Readings in Hts
panic American History. F96-C59r.
Ely. l.. A. and others. Study guide for
Problems In American History. 1925.
F83-l Ell es.
Harris, W. B. France, Spain and the
Riff F796-H24.
Homo, L. P. Primitive italy and the Be-
einnings Of Roman Imperialism. F36-
H75E.
Lipsky. Louis. Selected Works, 8 v. Fel-
L66.
Mckinley, A. E, end others. World His
tory Today. F-M2l6G.
Meller, w. c. A knights Life in the
Days CT Chivalry. FS-M48.
Robinson, c. w. Outlines of Historical
Study. FA-R5Go.
Games.
Blain, NJ. E., pseud. Games for st. VAL
entine's Day. VM-B57.
Hoxie Evelyn. When jolly People Meet
VM-H854w.
Irish, Marie. pseud. Halloween Fun.
VA-Ir4.
Longstreth, Edward. and Holton, L. T.
Whatll We Do Now? VM-L667w.
, Rohrbough. Lynn, ed. Handy" Man
ual for Leaders Of Social Recreation.
VM-RS3h.
Literary Biography and Criticism
Drake, w. A. Contemporary European
Writer'S. ZY-D782c.
Mirsky. D. s., prince. A History OF Rus
sian Literature. ZY54-M67h
| Nathan, @. j. Art Of the Knight. ZYD-
Squire, J. C, Contemporary American
Authors. ZY83-Sq57c.
! Willis, I. c. Montaigne. zYA-W617m.
United States!
Bond. A. *. Guide to Baltimore. os57B-
| B64.
Thomas, Mrs e. M. B. Mary at the
Farm. NGe54-T36
Brigham. A. P. The United States Of
America. Gas 3-B764u.
Brownell,S w. c. Democratic Distinction
In America. G83-B8l9:
Merz, Charles. Ths Great American
/ Band wagon G83-M559g.
Mixer, Kncwlton. Old Houses of New
England. G84-M699o.
Read, G. w. A Pioneer Of 1880. Ge9-
| RESP.
Ths Book Of Washington Sponsored b.
the Board of Trade. GS5sW-B642.
Commerce and Business.
Baksrs J. W.. and Prickett. Al. Twen-
Evening star., 1928-10-07
Nationality Issue
UD Again i'm Britain

once again the question of giving
British-born women married to for
eigners the right of retaining their
British nationality is to be raised in
Parliament. This time Miss Ellen
Wilkinson will revive it In the House
of Commons An international law
yer, discussing the subject. observed
that the matter was full of difficulty.
and that the select committee which
considered the problem in 1923 under
the Craftsmanship OF Lord Danesfort
was unable to agree on a solution.
BY. English law woman takes the
nationality Of her husband. and that is,
generally speaking, the law of most
countries. BY an act of 1914 the wife
of a British husband who ceases to
be a British subject during marriage
may retain her British nationality,
but this is the only concession allowed
to married women in this. country as
to choice of nationality.
Evening star., 1928-10-07

Continued from Third Page)
tion, are not so happily situated. There
is q friend of mine still living who was
thrown out Of an office three decades
ago because he suggested, as a type
writer salesman, that business house
typewrite its correspondence! This was
20 years after the typewriter was in
vented! At the Centennial Exhibition
in Philadelphia in 1876 the big crowds
did not mill around Alexander Bells
great new invention, the telephone, but
around-what do you suppose? A
statue carved out of butter!
Progressive obsolescence does not
happen; 1t must be helped. The mod
ernistic' furnishings, representing a
bsic. interpenetrating style change, will
likely do much to foster it, General
progressiveness, education and Sophis-
tication do much for it. Probably the
most potent factor Is modern, able,
honest advertising, assisted by first
class research, art and literary talent.
Newspapers are powerful advocates. The
younger generation is all for progress
sive obSolescence-almost militantly for
1t, one nigh say. 1t Is WE'LL indeed,
that 1t is. for we fathers and mothers
have no conception Of what speed of
adaptation-terrifying, doubtless, to us
these young people will be called upon
to exercise and enjoy In the years to
come. Change is the very synonym OF
progress; and the rhythm Of change
becomes shorter and more staccato with
every year.
We will need to realize that we can
not have marvellous factories and pro-
duction technique without responsive
purchasing public which Will absorb the
immense quantity and variety of goods
these factories can turn out Large
scale consumption Is the absolutely
necessary equivalent of large scale pro-
duction. We can't give the goods away
and we don't want to shut down or fur
ther slow down the factories; nor do we
want to discourage inventors, artists re-
searchers and craftsmen from produc.
Ing more interesting improvements and
goods.
The thing to do is to interest, con-
vince and enchant the 100000 or
10000, 900 people (who have money to
buy almost anything they fancy to like
more change and improvement. eff
cheney and color and idiosyncrasy; to
express themselves more fully and more
frequently in terms of new surround
ings. new colors, new designs, higher
Evening star., 1928-10-07
Households i'm Paris
Solve Home ShOrtaOe

Paris housing promblem has been
acute since the World War. But II
there is a shortage of houses there
is also a river, the banks of which
are extremely pleasant, so that many
Parisians or foreigners adapted to their
ways, realizing that rivers we're created
essentially to carry boats, and that
boats could make very comfortable
houses have decided to dwell in house
boats.
The banks of the Seine are now lined
with old barges beautifully fitted and
modernized. Marshal Joffre was the
first to have his barge moored along the
Paris quays. Many people have initiated
him since. and they look perfectly
happy, especially during the hot Sum-
mer days. But, are houseboats as en-
toyable in Winter. with the icy morn
ing nliStS?
Evening star., 1928-10-07
BOOKS RECEIVED

THE CERTAINTY OF GOD. BY James
Gordon Gilkey, M. A., D. D.. pro-
fessor of Biblical literature at AM
herst College. New York: The Mac
| milan Co.
SQUAD. BY James B. Wharton. New
York: Coward McCann, Inc.
ELEGANT NTINFIDELITIES oFMADAME
LII PEI FOU. BY Charles Petit. New
York: Horace Liveright.
THE ANGEL WITH THE FLAMING
SWORD; A Modern Romance. BY
William Grant Burleigh. author of
''Matoaka, etc. Parkersburg, w.
Va: The Baptist Banner Publishing
Co,
GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH GOD:
A Book of Devotions for Use in
Homes Where There Are Children.
BY Robbins Wolcott Barstow. New
York: The Macmillan Co.
THIS WAY OUT. BY Philip Iittell.
New York: Coward -McCann. Inc.
APPLAUSE. BY Beth Brown. New York {:
Horace Liveright.
MARKETING AND ADVERTISING: An
Economic Appraisal. BY Floyd L.
Vaughan, Phi. D., professor of eco
nomics in the University Of Okla
hoTna. Princeton: Princeton Univer-
sfty Press.
NELSON'S ENGLISH SERIES-THE
PROPHETS. BY Edward Chauncey
Baldwin, Phi. D., associate professor
OF English literature at the Univer-
sity of Illinois. New York: Thomas
Nelson g. Sons.
OUR PREHISTORIC ANCESTORS. BY
Herdman Fitzgerald Cleland, pro-
fessor OF geology, Williams College.
New York: Coward-McCann, Inc.
THE COMING OF THE LORD. BY
Sarah Gertrude Millin. New York
Horace Liveright.
MIDDLEFOLKS A Novel. BY Richard
James Talbot. Philadelphia: The
John C. Winston Co.
APPLETON SHORT PLAYS-A GOOD
PROVIDER: A Comedy in One Act
BY Elaine Sterne Darlington. New
York: D. Appleton 0 Co.
WINGS OF HEALING: A Thought for
Each Week From the Healing Mes
Senger. Second edition. San Fran
cisco: Grace Cathedral Mission Of
Healing.
TWO BLACK CROWS IN THE A. e.
and Mack. indianapolis; Bobbs-
Merrill Co.
THE HIGH SCHOOL. BY Walter S.
Monroe, professor of education and
director Bureau of Educational Re-
search, University of Illinois, and
Oscar F. Weber, associate, College
of Education, University Of Illinois.
New York: Doubleday, Doran a.
Co. Inc,
MURDER WILL OUTa8By George E.
Minot. Boston: Marshall Jones Co.
ABOUT YOUR DOG. BY Robert stell
Lennon. author of Training the
Dog" etc, with 10 black and white
illustrations from photographs. With
an index. New York: Frederick A..
Stokes Co.
THE STUDY OF INTERIOR DECO
Jackson. Line drawings by the au-
thors. New York: Doubleday, Doran
81 Co., Inc.
OUT OF THE SILENCE: A Novel,
BY Erie Cox. New York: Rae d.
Henkle Co., Inc.
THE FISHER BUILDING; An Arts
tically illustrated Description Of a
Great Business Building. Detroit:
New Center Development Corpora
tion.
ANGEL CHILD: A Novel. BY Grace
Perkins. New York; Rae D. Henkle
Co, Inc.
BIG BROTHER CLUB TALES; AS
Broadcast for the Big Brother Club.
BY Lena Clark Wells, author of
Life on Cape Ann" etc. Boston:
The Christopher Publishing House.
SONGS OF EVENTIDE; Including
"Heloise" and Maya" BY william
Dudley Foulke. Indianapolis: Bobbs-
Merrill Co.
Evening star., 1928-10-07
Secret of American Prosperity,
New Demands and Production

efficiency, wider range of interests, more
wants, more style. better appearance,
better materials. more modern goods
and more sophisticated, discriminating
attitudes. What this elias, of people
Goes is the model for others, and along
this path-and l think along this path
alcne-lies the only hope of lifting
ourselves by our bootstrapS," economi-
cally, and raising general standards Of
living-the dream Of practical states
man and altruist alike
Evening star., 1928-10-07

tieth Century Bookkeeping and Ac-
counting. HKB-B l73ta.
GRAHAM, G.. M, comp Book Of Tax
Extensions. HKD-G75.
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton, Pa. Partnership, Agency
Banking and Bankruptcy. HKT-In83
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton, Pa. How to Get and Keer
Customers. HKF-In83h.
Pittsburgh University. Research Bureau
for Retail Training. Personnel Re.
search in Department Stores. HKV-
P68.
Robinson, ]. w. Building Loan Interest
Tables. HKD-R56.
Evening star., 1928-10-07

Great War, Is so remote as to give not
even the color of suspicion. This de-
velopment is clever one. because 1t
turns out to be the natural one, though
so overlaid by time and thousand SUI
perficial occurrences as to render 1t. for
the time being, non-existent. Suspense,
surprise, swift action are the elements
that combine here In good order and
proportion to make an absorbing story
of sentiments and purposes of retri-
button cherished for wartime and car
ried out In the spirit OF personal re-
venge, or. In other words, in the spirit
of the "patriot."
Evening star., 1928-10-07
The Power of a Business Message

may depend upon its brevty It's unmakabe clarity the tone
OF honest conviction carries the superb salesman
ship OF its author but the effect accomplished through well
chosen words No matter what your business in ie rich
stock OF words brings power and icrce for accomplishment
Form the habit Of rs.n,
Evening star., 1928-10-07
NOTES OF ART AND ARTISTS

Washington Art Schools Opening with Large Clases-Exhb
tions of Oils and Etchnes The Work
of Charles H. Woodbury.
Evening star., 1928-10-07
REVIEWS OF AUTUMN BOOKS

Variety of Subjects Are Covered in Newest Publications
An Admiral Writes of His Adventures
Early Fall Fiction
Evening star., 1928-10-07
ma GILBERT MYERS.

OLD SILVER AND OLD SHEFFIELD
PLATE BY Howard Pitcher Okie.
Illustrated New York. Doubleday,
Doran g. Co.
Evening star., 1928-10-07

FOR number of years series OF ex.
hibitions OF etchings. Autographs
and other prints has been held under
auspices OF the United States National
Museum. division of graphic arts, in
the Sr,itr"oni7n Building. These ex-
hlble : haHA h-oN arranged by Ruel 2
Evening star., 1928-10-07

Recent accessions at the Public Libra
ry and lists of recommended reading will
appear In this column each Sunday: