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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06
MosBY MEMORIAL RAPT1sr
CHURCH

e~4e
CHURCH
fdlewoed Ave. and Randolph st.
Rev. J A. Brinkley, A. B., B. D..
Pastor. Services: Sunday, 1880 A.
4. and 8 P. M. Sunday School. $50
A. NJ. All are welcome.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
twS 49,
(2etb and Decatur. So. Rtchmond.)
Rev. J. W. Dudley, D. q, Pastor;
Parsonage, t715 Everett Street. Ser
vices: Sunday, 11:30 A. N. and 8
p. M. Sunday School, $3.50 A M
The puelic is welcome.
MT. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
CPenola, Va-)
Rev. NJ. G. Ruffin, Pastor. Resi-
dencs, GIL st. Peter ST. Services at
Glen Allen, End and 4th Sund1ys at
1P. KAT Penola, services on the
sra Sunday at 1880 p. M. Sunday
School every Sunday at both places
at II 40 A. n
MT. GIUEAD BAPTIST CHURCH.
Chesterfield County,
Rev. W. n Liggins, Pastor. Res
idsnce, 1895 Taylor st. Services,
LIST and 3rd Sundays at 1880 P. n.
Sunday School every Sunday at
1880 A. IL.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
(140e West Cary Street)
Rev. A. D. DalG. Pastor, Residence
1412 W. Cary st. Services: 1882
A. M and 8 P. NJ. Sunday School.
1890 A. M. ALI are welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
CBroad and College Strsets3
Rev. W. 7. Johnson, d. D., Pastor
Residence, 631 N. Sth st. Services:
Sundays, 1850 A. n. and 8 p. II.
Sunday school. s:3s A. II. Al are
welcome.
IL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06

grade in no case exceeds ave per GEN.
per mile.
The new highwsS viii not only
open Cuba to more dfvsaltasd farm
ing, but viii open q verita6se fairy-.
land TO Thousands Of tourists who
nock TO Cuba during the winter
months. Fishing. hunting. bethtnsL
10 delightful winter climate. quaint
life. and strange architecture. and:
M sssrsseas @sePis ere the tiF~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06

RIwRwHw BAPTIST CHURCH.
(Jacquelin and Lombardy Streess)
Rev. q. d. Lewis, Pastor. Resi-
dence. 316 s. Lombardy Street. Ser
vices: Sunday, II A. NJ. and 2. M
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06

ply Of cheap fuel oil. for which ou
burners are designed. and which Is o.
by-product resulting from the manu-.
facture Of gasoline. The more auto
mobiles there are, the greater the
supply Of this cheap by-product fuaa
for our burners"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-06
: CHURCH -
DIRECTORY

EBENEzER BAPTIST CHURCH,
(Letgh and Judah streets.)
Rev W. H. stokes. Pm. D., Pastor.
Residence, 1907 Brook Road. Ser
vices: Sundays, II A. II. and 8 p. n.
Sunday School. 8 A. NJ The public
Is invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
TRIAL OF STAPLES
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Police Board Calls Special
Session to Air MyS.
terry Charges.

A special session of the Police Trial
Board will be held next week, beginning
Monday. TO hear the mysterious charges
against Policeman Orville Staples Of
the third precinct. who is now under
suspension, it was announced today at
the District Building The trial board
VIII meet each day from 9 am. to noon
until final disposition Of the case.
The Staples case has been given con-
siderable attention by The District Com
miSSlonerS and members of the COR
ncration counSel'S staff because of the
interest taken in ii by Representative
Blanton of Texas. II is Understood that
Bianten intends 10 represent the police
man before the trial board.
Although the papers containing the
charges and specifications against
Staples were completed yesterday they
have not been made public. and Dis
Srict officials have shown no diSpoSi-
tlon as yet to reveal them for public
inspection A copy, however, has been
turned over to Staples
Aside from preparing 10 represent
Staples before the trial board Blanton
has made determined. but UnSuCccSS-
fli efforts to have the Commissioners
adopt an unprecedented procedure and
hear the charges against the poilceman,
instead Of the police board Blantnn was
actuatei. 1t was said, by a belief that
Staples would not be given q fair and
impartial hearing before the trial board,
The Commissioners checked Blanton'S
plan hy pointing out that they had no
authority under the law TO give Staples
special consideration. Moreover. they
assured Blanton that the policeman
would be given a fair trial, Besides be-
ing represented by counsel, the Com
missionerS explained that Staples could
ask for a review Of the trial board 5
findings by them should the decision
be unsatisfactory.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

To8 hEg EfYsRaPHED LETTERS "a: ACL
fssrs8kasg ss-3as8ssg Addressing eGs &LE
IETTFn SHOP 233 DistraeS National Ea"k
E..---.....s aAs.a q ar E1z2 allean 3 % q.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
PENSION CLAIMS RUSHED

Twenty-Five additional field inspectors
were ordered by Commissioner Winfield
Scott cf the Bureau Of Pensions TO rush
relief 20 several thousand helpless var
pensioners who are suffering hardShips
because Of delay In the examination Of
their cases.
The cleanup squad" Secretary
Work explained was made necessary
because the inspectors In the field are
1900 cases behind I'm their work An
effort lis being made 10 adtudicate all
the pending eases by the end Of the
fiscal wear
Evening star., 1928-03-23
GEORGE W oFFCTT,
2. 60 - II

q gETR1EFR- FOR THE PAST -
sAs~s with tne Family Shoe Store gt wash
fr7zren i Bow associated with bnyse
geugS Tm- 48a -rh "a. NV exclusive
Nre~ys fgYT wfIns8r Coon n3ade-sp- -flea ss1ye-h II
n ressgsv-fs-wear shoes. Mr.. Bkl BAhEh
wslI ~ pleased 70 serve hiss iEisn0s at thas
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Oklahoma Town
Bans Red Calluses
For Firemen's Wear

by the Associated Press.
TULSA Okla, March 3.--Red
SuSpenders for Tulsa firemen have
gone the way of the fire horse
wagon.
New regulations to be submitted
for the approval of Mayor Newblock
ban wearing of SuspenderS De-
partment officials said they are
''Small-town, inconvenient and cum
herSome."
Under the new rules the correctly
dressed fire fighter will wear belt,
black bow tie, a cap. gray shirt and
black shoes with blue uniform.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

CT-0TK REPAIRING EXPERT WORK:
nzEk~s faw sa5 delivered guaranteed tsA
p asssg DEFIBArGH & son. Z Il 81 \ q
rFSE ROOM WANTED. PREFERA bl-A
sxSth fzsseSr. FnHsf ps reasonable A4s.sSs
Fgzy al star Office
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SMITH DECLINES COMMENT.
Says He May Say Something After
Receiving Communication.

ALBANY. N. Y. March % GA').-Gov.
Smith declined 10 comment today on
press dispatches from Washington out
lining the reply Of Chairman Nye OF
the Senate Teapot Dome committee to
the recent letter Of the New York ex-
ecutige. The governor said that after
he had received Senator Eye's COM
nlunication he might have something
70 say.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Listed for Post IN Peru.

Msj. weiton NJ. Mo6isette, l4th Cav
airy. at Fort Sheridan, IL, has been
ordered 10 this city for temporary duty.
- the completion Of which he VIII go
70 Lima. Peru. for duty as military at
sache al the United States Legation.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Twill NOT BF RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBT
contracted by ANYBODY hut myself. LEiPER
= PRICE 4al o - s.w.
70 WHOM IT NAY C0NCERN.-TAhE
ssn lot ss3. fornseEIy le. al, N. sqnare l@0l
er ire 18th DAY 81 March. I9u$- @n3 0tf
fa7s-les Il Wi7ssis have been lost or ae-
struves ana that have sppllesi 10 the
Commissioners OF the lnstraet q . "a 2
Ia issue 10 ne duplicate OF SAID cefsih-
e4's- GEORGE W, oFFUTT
l4Ta f Street \ w
q pETRAEFR. FOR THE PAST ~
sears with the Family shoe stnre q wash
srztan Is D0w associated with bnSSe q
arerss for wiIaar Coon male-s s.'; q
an reassv-te-wear shoes Mr.. Sh - nE-n
81 = plrasssSi e serve his friends a. ms
FART load TO NEW YORK. NAL
TRANSFER STORAGE co. Main l52
FT-0rK REPAIRING EXPERT WORK: :
8 s2igs ,s,.s seF pSrIF1Batsa SI.I s,HsH sos. $.
T9FSE pas1N WANTED PREfERA bl-1
with fEuslcxr= must bs reasonable A9,5.ess
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IL C. 8 TOURING CAR. BEARlNg ls.@s
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agn aud F5s- axe. -e,---s9ZA ss4. a1e. -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT sfh-
r4sg Tg8a-esssag % the stecEnnsaefs 81 Aae
Sssps4 Nsss8nai Insurance C9snEans 1Fsasa-
aTY-Ss.5s ali ~ held on FRIDAY. March y;
saze as esaDek n-sn~ in sne eis#f,s .,s.,s,s 51
Tsae s<szsgssgy Rooms 10l .1e5 asefas'ke b49ssas
smg Washington. u ". seF tfs@ ~. w. 49,
s-regrs she apsanrsxes3 issue ot tBFee Eafsfsffsa
sssrgslxsFzd Ssg3saara $500 f31 ~ afas EfsAt,sls
s5s,Efara 5g 4 nas3 ne8@ and Dt refs9eiH9 1fAr
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ss@ve AMI for the farther purpose Of pr9F8d.
tHg fer Bssgsnre Of HTs enarrs 81 e99tA = =
rsar value Of ten dollars 1910 per snare g
eznhanEe smr ssen share ot ks~oA ~ -
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81 fsse Aforesaid 3DcTeass IN caDat1a siosA
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ssss neese af sSw Of fhs EastFsc1 af eaimFa f7aa
snd = esEne9 sw a masoTit9 of tAe if>3ksees
- '@@ JOSEPH BIrgEART.
kPY%ENR h CURRY.
COUNCILLOR
WADE ~ COOPER
aEAs. A gtY45gsMiI y4
raEDEKIcg n -zgHLNAH.
ELI A. HELMEGH.
Il. THKIf SIseEA
j LElD R0LB
HARRY WAkD1AN.
rssss. essb3
Evening star., 1928-03-23
GIRLS ASSAILANT SOUGHT
Suffers Broken Ribs and Black
Eyes on Auto Ride,

AS the aftermath of an automobile
trip near T. b.. Md, early yesterday
morning Miss Pauline May, 20, is nu:3-
ing two fractured ribs and two black
eyes and officers of Prince Georges
County are looking for her assailant.
Miss May said that she didn't know
who hit her. She stepped from one car
to another, she said, during one stage
of the trip. The next thing she knew,
she stated was when she found herself
lying by the side of the road. She had
left Washington with party Of friends
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Cites Calling of Hays.

you cannot be ignorant of the fact
that following my public announcement
of this fact on February IL. / recalled
viii Hays, chairman of the Republican
national committee. to the witness stand
for further examination. You cannot
be ignorant Of the fact that the resolu-
tion under which the committee is now
acting was drafted and introduced by
Senator Norris. not a Democrat. but a
Republican. and leader Of the progress
sive group with which I have been iden-
tined from the day entered the Senate
''You cannot be ignorant of the fact
that the resolution Of April %. 1922,
which made possible all the revelations
now before the public, was introduced
by the late Senator La Toilette Of Wis
consin. a progressive Republican, whom
I supported for President in 1924 while
vou were supporting John w Davis of
the house Of Morgan. after blocking the
nomination Of Senator Walsh as COM
promise candidate at the convention OF
your party in New York City.
II shall 90 on determined TO do my
duty as / see II in the hope that ! may
contribute something 10 that cause
which would end the frightful and de-
structive influence of money, won from
unhealthy sources. and used in cleo
ton campaigns. and In this WORK VIII
shield none who are guilty, be they Re-
ntlbl!cans. Democrats or any other shade
Of political faith
Nye's letter disclosed that on the
morning he was asked IN the Senate
whether Sinclair was member OF Gov.
Smiths administration he had received
a letter which would not permit "of
my truthfuily saying had no such In
formation as the Senator was inQuiring
for. and / answered him saying that
IL was my understanding that IN the
campaign Of 1920 Sinclair had literally
contributed to your campaign"
Evening star., 1928-03-23

the New York Racing Commission, Nye
/ recalled that he replied that Robinson
| had made IAN unreasonable request v
/ This statement" he continued, Il
made III good faith without mental res
! ervation and without any desire or pos
Sible motive 10 attack. embarraSS or re-
/ feet upon you i'll any way.
Plans No Controversy.
/ so. these are the facts upon which
/ you base an abusive letter freely charg-
/ ing me with infamous insinuationS,'
| 'dcmaeogic SANDER, and reckless and
/ outrageous conduct
While I resent and repel these un-
warranted misstatements. / do not pro-
pose 10 engage with you in any con-
troversv on that level
You gratuitouSly charged me. how
ever. with being a party To a plot to
enable the Republican party to escape
in some measure the penalty for the
/ diSgraceful record of the party in con-
nection ith these scandals In other
words, you impeach me as the chair
man OF the committee in charge OF the
investigation as being engaged in an
effort 10 protect culprits whose ex-
poSure by the committee would iniure
the Republican party. There is Just
bit of htnlor in your charge.
Surely you cannot be ignorant of the
fact that upon my Own initiative and
responsibility. and without the sueges-
ton of any other member Of the COM
mittee. Republican or Democratic. ! ap-
pointed an investigator, on the basis of
information privately furnished TO me,
who traced bonds of the Continental
Trading Co. owned by Harry F. SIM
clair, directly to the Golfers of the Re-
publican national committee through
the banks of New York City.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SMITH COMFORTS
"SC0UNDRELS," NYE
CHARGES IN REPLY

Continued from First rage1
Evening star., 1928-03-06
BIG RAIL EQUIPMENT
UNION THOUGHT NEAR


BY the Associated Press,
NEW YORK. March 6~-Consollda
ton OF six companies in the railway
equipment and steel industries with
assets of about 5000 600 900 is believed
In Wall Street 10 be part Of the plans
which the Fisher brothers of Detroit
and Arthur Cutten of Chicago are re-
ported 10 be fostering In the formation
OF holding company 10 incorporate
their holdings OF Baldwin Locomotive,
Westinghouse Electric Il Manufacture
ing and Westinghouse Air Brake.
Other companies talked about III the
financial district as likely To be taken
over by the proposed holding company
include American Rolling Mills, Ameri-
can Steel Foundrics and Standard Steel
Car. The Mellon interests OF Pitts
bureh control Standard Steel Car.
Samuel Vauclain. president Of Bald
win Locomotive Works. said he knew
nothing about reports OF establishment
OF closer relations between that COM
pany Westinehouse Electric and West
inghouse Air Brake.
Nothing has come before me on the
subject" he asserted. but OF course,
one never knows what may happen to-
morrow"
Mr.. Vauclain Is q director Of West
nghouSc Electric & Manufacturers
which has had working agreement
with Baldwin for some time In nroouc-
ton of electric locomotives. the elec-
trical equipment being furnished hy
Westinghouse. Directors of Baldwin
Locomotive meet March for orsant-
cation
Evening star., 1928-03-06
BANK CALL FINDS
GAINS IN DEPOSITS
Some Increases Extensive.
Various Groups Fare About
the Same.
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Controller of the Currency. Joseph
w. Mcintosh. Sprang big surprise on
Washington bankers today when he
issued call for the condition of all
local banks at the close of business
on Tuesday. February 2S.
This is the shortest interval between
calls that has been known since the
World War. when five and six calls
a year were issued. A call had been
| expected some time during March. but
/ not i'll The second month of the year.
| Today'S call. however. found Wash
| ington banks in splendid condition,
| first reports showing that total deposits
in the National Capital on February
2S were far ahead Of the figures for
| the last call i'll 1927. on December 81.
| Practically every bank in the city,
| which had its figures available by noon
| reported a gain in deposits, some being
| very extensive. Riggs National Bank
| had a gain Of S2.26l.l17 over the
| December figures. The National Metro
! politau had an increase during the
period OF Sl.362 500, while the Ameri-
can Security & Trust Co. also reported
an increase OF Sl.07T.89l.
Other Splendid Gains Reported.
The District National experienced a
gain Of $l.l53,l95. The National Bank
| of Washington was up S5oa,000. While
| several other banks revealed gains in
| about the same proportions.
First study Of the returns indicates
| that the various groups Jared about
| the same III their increases. II was
a fine period for the national banks.
| The trust companies revealed healthy
growth in their deposits. while the say
ings bank group also appears to have
Kept up with the procession III adding
TO their deposits
The total for the three groups will
be several million dollars ahead Of the
last call. Not only do the figures show
very substantial gains over the last call.
increase in deposits over the COR
responding call of March 23, 1927.
BY coming III February the call finds
the banks at the top Of their pros
perity for this time of year, as March
Is always brings tremendous drain
on all the banks on account Of tax
payments On that date both the local
and internal revenue taxes are due
the withdrawals at that time pulling
down the deposit totals in a manner
that is far from pleasing TO the bank
officials.
Comparison of Recent Cali Figures.
The figures obtained today indicate
that the steady gains in the total bank
deposits in Washington banks during
the. past two years have been more
than Well maintained.
Following are the comparative figures
as Of February %, 1928, as compared
with the December 81 call. as many
of the bank reports being given as 1t
was possible TO reach in the limited
time before going to press:
Evening star., 1928-03-06
PROFIT IS SMALLER.

NEW YORK, March 6 Np).-~Colun-
bia Steel Corporation, including Carbon
County Railway Co. reports net profit
of $l,066.399 for 1927, equal after pre-
ferrcd dividends to II cents a share
on the common, against $1,090,27l In
1926, or 80 cents share on the COM
mon on a smaller amount of stock out
standing.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received Privately Wire Dhectto

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Evening star., 1928-03-06
SAVINGS DEPOSITS GAIN.

BALTIMORE. March Especially -
At the end OF January. 1923. is mutua,
savings banks III Baltimore had aggrs-
gate deposits amounting To $lTS. as0 STa
the highest figure on record, compared
With deposits In the same banks totalins
$l7iOio.9a2 on December 81, 1927. and
$l6l ,2Sl ,9sT on January ST. 1927. ac-
rofdlng to figures Of the local Federal
Reserve branch
Evening star., 1928-03-06

NET INCOME DECLINES.
Southern Diaries Charges OF Many
Items During 1927.

Eet iucone u I3olfhefn Daitlra anf
stiDaidiaJ!rS tDf 1927 Was sli1.b4h,
against $YGB abe III 1926 Total surplus
was $3.50 .4Ob atinr Items t0iaiinR a314,-
900 we're charged oit 81 Which $1GJ coo
was fiie Gii!eftnce III book value aud
sales Dflre II capital a6afta that tor
some years have been obaoieta ~ ua~
pf0fltabie. the report said
Turkey Nili Annn hdd $40 new cars
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