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Evening star., 1928-04-01
ACTRESS STOWAWAY
REMAINS UNWED
Captain Corrects Report Of Marry.
ing Mary Ellen Worse and Asks
About Passage.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3i.-~When the
captain Of the liner Deutschland began
to deal with the prosaic problem Of who
was going TO pay the passage OF Mary
Ellen Worse, his actress stowaway, to-
day, he completely upset the romantic
ta.e of her marriage at sea to John
Hewlett young ntwspaperman.
When he disclosed by radio yesterday
that the girl had slowed away when the
vessel sailed Tuesday because she could
not be parted from her fance. offlcials
Of the Hamburg American line inter-
preted him as saying that he had mar
ried the couple on the high seas. To-
day. however. he asked about passage
and added: Captain not In position to
marry"
Offlcials of the line said the question
Of passage for the 20-year-old daughter
of Mary Heaton Worse. Provincctown,
Mass. novelist had been settled salts
factorily," although they acknowledged
that they had received no replies from
kilograms sent TO Hewlett's father in
Conyers, Ga.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia fair and warmer
today and tomorrow.
West Virginia--Fair and warmer to-
day and tomorrow
Temperature for "a Hours.
Midnight, 38: 2 am, 81; 4 am. 35;
6 am. 33; 8 am, 81; 10 am, 80; IL
noon, 43; 2 pm, ~: 4 pm, AZ; 6 pm,
Is; 8 pm, a.: 10 pm. Al.
Highest, Al: lowest. 80.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, 40.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
Today--Low tide.12 noon; high tide.
5.3i am. and $3.50 pm.
Tomorrow---Low tide, 1927 am. and
1880 pm; high tide, 622 am. and
6:48 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5.54 am. sun sets
6:3l pm.
Tomorrow rises $50 am; sun
sets 632 pm.
Moon rises 3;l2 pm; sets ABS am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
L.. Uu.ln.,~ Ttttnr
Evening star., 1928-04-01
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parents lie Wilmington pi' SEC sc Conrrsss NJ
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Cedar Hill Cemetery
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ne Remains resting al the W, Finest
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SHERWOOD SATURDAY.. March 81. 1929.
n 49, @ MaRGaREET & s,r Esid;9es sassw5 a}9a 11,5
above address TUESDAY. April Z. al D ~
am. thence 10 the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart where mass VIII be said at 10 q n.
snALLwOOD. On Saturday. March 81.
NJ a. '',4 e9 IN a. he, resid.3cs Nc 2it
sMALLW0Jb. devoted ted VIE Sise. Of JJM1sp3 Jsm.s =
EaFet hoffman. L Henry sn1allWood ard
sister Of Mrs Mary Davis Notice OF fu-
neral hereafter.
sfRINGkR, suddenly on Friday. March 30
1923. HORACE p. SPRINGER Funeral
ON on Mondsy, April from ms late, rssi-
dence. kensinzton. Md. at pm. Inter
ment Arlington Cemetery
THOMPSON. On FRIDAY. March 30 1873.
q her res,dsnce, Is franklin 81. ne. :,
ANNA JEFFERY. beloved wife Of AIvzh
= Th"nrsnn. Funeral services at tbs
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. 4th
and SIS Sc, on Monday. April .. at Q
pm.
TILGHMAN. suddenly. on Friday. March 30.
WILLIAM RDRAaRD I rILGHMAxni 1;as xn9s9l'slf son *
Lewis Z. and TIE late Ella Tilghn1sn. Res
mourn their loss three sisters and ons
brother. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TOLsON. Suddenly. on Saturday March 81
1878. az her residence. SI7 at su
EVA d.. beloved wife Of Rev. Henry w.
Tolson. Funeral from Westminster Pses-
bytefIan Church Tuesday. April g. az 4
pm Relatives and frlenCs invited Inter.
nleut Phiiadeipnta Wednesday April 3.
Please UCItt flowers
Evening star., 1928-04-01
CASTLE AGAIN LIGHTED.
Hohenzollern Dwelling Supplies
Brilliant and Picturesque Scene.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
BERLIN. more the former
royal castle facing the Lustgarten. aft
er having slumbered for over a decade
In gloomy darkness. stands forth at
night in brilliant blaze of 100 lighted
windows.
The picturesque illumination. recall
ing former days OF imperialistic splen-
dor. was decided upon by the Prussian
ministry of fine arts and public
worship for the two-fold purpose Of
giving people an after business oppor-
tunity of visiting the castles historical
interior and the exhibition of applied
arts there installed and of setting OIL
effectively at night the buildings mon-
umental beauty.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Mss ALICE DEAL,
EDUCATOR, DIES
0rganizedF First Summer High
School and First Junior
High in City.

Miss Alice Deal, principal Of Column
hia Junior High School since It's or
ganigation. died at S.45 O'Clock last
night at the home of her brother-in-
law. Robert N. Patterson. in the Po-
tomac Hotel, New Jersey avenue and c
streets southeast Miss Deal was one
of the best known educators In WASH
ington and was widely known outside
of the city on account of her work
here
For 90 years NfisS Deaf had been
teacher in the Washington schools. A
native of Arcadia. Md. near Baltimore.
she taught for a time In the Mary
land schools before coming TO WASH
iFaSton. While teaching mathematics in
the Mckinley Manual Training School
she became interested in the idea of
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been renortcl to
the Health nenart "le"t in the mast - hours
Edward Hall :" Galhnxer HnSpital.
James Russell Ford 81 Emergency Hos
pit
Carrie NJ Tavlnp 80 Providence HnSpital
Infant OF tiuv W. ard Myrtle c Bsssford
Sthlev Haspttai
William Jackson. IL st. Elzshe'h's Hos.
pital
Alfred + Sesersnn 10 Walter Reed Hos
nita
Clarence Watkins 81 Waiter Reed HoSrita al
John II Bnnter - iI5n wattach ~
Sadis N fars son 10 i9." Etrhv a
Adline FARRELL months 81 Nvrti~ st ~ .
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Mai. r. H. Jacob Retired.

Because OF disability incident tn the
military service. Maj. Richard H. Jacob
United States Infantry. under hospital
treatment at Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
has been relieved from all duty and
placed on the retired list OF the Army.
He Is from Wisconsin. was graduated
from the Military Academy In June.
1905. and reached the grade of major
In July. 1920.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
MRS. w. H. LIGGETT, 86,
DIES AT HOME OF SON

Mother-in-Law of Maj. Gen. Mer-
ritt w. ireland Survived by
Three Other Daughters.
Mrs w. H. Liggett, mother Of Mrs. NJ.
w. Ireland. wife of the Surgeon General
OF the Army. died yesterday at noon at
the age Of s6, at the residence of her
son, j. A. Liggett. 1859 @ street, where
she has been living for many years.
She is survived also by four daugh-
ters, Mrs Ireland. Mrs c. l. Jones Of
Columbia City. Ind; Mrs. Walter Irwin
of Chicago and Mrs. H. B. McClelland
of Thiel. Ark
A native of Columbia City, Ind. Mrs.
Liggett's body will be taken to her home
for burial on a train leaving the city
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
CARDINAL NOT ILL.
Gasparri Dispels Reports When He
Celebrates Mass.

ROME. March 81 P).--Reports that
Cardinal Gasparri. papal secretary OF
state. was confined to his bed by illness
we're dispelled today when the cardinal
celebrated mass for the corps OF pom
tifical gcndarmes.
II Tevere said this morning that the
cardinal had been Ill for several days
and that his physicians had ordered
complete rest.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
APPEAL TAKEN IN FRANCE
IN SHERMAN DIVORCE SUIT
Husband Charges Misrepresenta-
tion In Case by Former Anne
Jordan Winchester.
ny the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NICE, France, March 3l.--Although
the Nice courts have granted Mrs. E.
Chelden Sherman. the former Anne
Jordan Winchester, of Colorado Springs,
Colo. a divorce. the decree will not be
effective pending an appeal filed by at
torneys for Mr. Sherman on the ground
of Misrepresentation.
The Judgment was granted in regular
course, but masmuch as an appeal was
entered within the necessary 30-day per-
iod. the decree can only be made final
If the appeal Is fought or II Mr.. Sher-
mans lawyers withdraw their objections
Mr. Sherman Is now reported In Eng
land. preparing to sail for the United
States In case his wife should attempt a
suit there, intending to fight any suit
in order to retain custody of child.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
MRS. EVA D. T0LS0N DIES.
Clergymans Wife succumbs to
Apoplexy at Home Here.

Mrs. Eva d. Tolson. wife Of Rev.
Henry w. Tolson. pastor Of the West
minister Presbyterian Church. died OF
apoplexy at her residence, 8l7 G street
southwest, yesterday.
Mrs. Tolson was a native OF Phila-
delphia and had been active in various
organizations Of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church since coming to Wash
ington with her husband, when he as
sumed the pastorate here six years ago.
Until few weeks ago she was super.
intendent Of the junior Sunday school
department of the church and had
taught Sunday school class.
Besides her husband, she leaves a
son, Paul z. Tolson of Bethesda. Md,
and daughter. Mrs. Vincent j. Rogers
of Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Wilmer r. Lohr and Bertha N. Jarelle.
both Of Radiant. Va.
AIfonzn Sin,pkins and Hanna Dozier
william ID Burke and Ida r. 4, e. Wynne.
Girard l.. AuItun of Asbury Park. y. j..
aad Lillian Gibson of Philadelphia.
Perry Marshall and Lorena NJ Collins.
Franri. NJ Weldon. ir of Chevy ChaE.
Md and Elizabeth V. Baily Of this city.
John A. Skinner and DaZie D. farrell.
both of Herndon. Va.
Jesse L. Copper OF Rock Hall Md ana
Blans ne o p0pplein Of Baltimore.
Carleton r. Bingham and Dorothy NJ,
ollie
Alfred J. Rollins and Clara Hawkins.
Maltcr Arnnufeah and I.naile SaNles
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Retired Capitalist Dies.

AsHEvILLE. N. C.. March 81 GPD.-E
J. Wilingham, retired capitalist and
former fHrniture manufacturer OF Ashe-
Vile and Macon. Ga. died In a local
hospital early today after an extended
Illness.
The body will be taken TO the home
of his daughter, Mrs Rose Chambers OF
Macon, for burial Monday.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Births.

DISNEY we,ia,.-isS Mar,h - tacS. At
ea" Fiesnor Disney. a a daughter, cHRisTISE
JANET.
COPrERTHITE. Born to Mr and M-s H :.
COppcrthiin n3S Kennedy At NV. on
SUNDAY March ~ ICES son
MR. H s COPPERrHITE.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Tourists can now take their automo-
hies into Cuba duty free. as personal
baggage
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Carns of Chants.

FORTUNE. We wish 10 extend 90 our
friends relatives and organizations. our
hearty thanks and appreciation for the
expressions OF sympathy and horai trl-
hutes AZ the recent death OF our devoted
daughter and sister, EVA ELIZABETH
FORTUNE.
MRS KATHRYN HARRINGTON AND
FAMILY
GAR<ETT. We wish to express our graft
ttide 20 our friends. relatives and nrEanl-
zatons, for their expression of sympathy
and the flowers al the death of JULIA
GARNFTT
GEORGE GARNETT LUCY BCRRELL.
GREEN We wish to extend to our rel
ativeS neixhh hurs and friends, our sincere
thanks and appreciation. for their kind at
tention during the illness and for their
expressions of sympathy and floral trt
hutes NJ the death nf our beloved nus
baud and father JOHN BROOK GREEN.
MRS. MAMIE r GREEN AND FAMILY.
fnt Nc We wish to acknowledge our sin
cers thanks and sppreci alton for the kind
rsss shown It's durtng the illness and the
axpfe ssions OF sympathy and hnrai tr'.
huies from the relatives. friends ans
netghhors and the Hun,ming Bird Club. at
the death OF uuF believed husband and
father CHARLES YOUNG.
MRS MARY T.. Young AND DACcH'
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Woman Hit by Auto.

Mrs Mary Lamar of 406 Carroll ave-
nue.. Takoma Park. Md, was struck by
an automobile in Takoma Park last
night and was seriously injured.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
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Evening star., 1928-04-01

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-22
PLAN Jewish Revue
Kirshbaum Group to Give
Big Dumb Bell

Specially numbers by Joe Schen-
ker and Israel Zimelman will fea-
ture the annual revue of the Jewish
Community Center Association to
be given Sunday night at the
KirShbaum Community Center. The
revue this year is called dig Dumb
Bell"
Schenker has the leading vocal
parts and Zimelman is featured in
several clarinet numbers and ap-
pears in the school scene.
There are twenty-five in the cast.
The school scene opens the program
and is an original comic Skit writ
ten for the occasion.
A dance will follow the program
and the public is invited. Palmer
Laycock and his orchestra will play.
Mrs. Eli Schloss is chairman Of the
ticket committee.
The general arrangements are in
charge OF Miss Esther M Arnold,
business manager and director;
Julian Bamberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max ". Plosser, Miss Gertrude
Rosenthcl. EhiI Adler, Ernest Cohn,
Mrs. Sch,csc. Morris Strauss and
Jacob Slul1z-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-22
RABBI FRIEND
OF AL SMITH
FOR PRESIDENT
Tells South Bend Audience
Catholicism No
Bar.
BY Times Special

BY Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. o.
FoeS Of Governor Al Smith of New
York, who oppose his candidacy for
President because he is a Catholic,
we're answered here by Rabbi Will
liam M. Stern of Temple Bethel,
addressing an aSSemblage of Jews
and CatnoIlcs. Inc RABBITS subject
was, Should Catholic Be Presi-
dent Of the United States?"
The rabbi said in part:
Catholics, Jews and Professionals
have all contributed to the upbuild-
ing of this great land. Columbus,
Catholic, discovered America with
money obtained from a Jew and
with the encouragement of Catholic
rulers.
Cites War Record
Catholics fought in the Revolu-
tionary War and in every war since
then, and have at all times done
their share for the perpetuation of
American ideals.
MANY are afraid that if a Catho-
lie were elected President the sepa-
ration between church and state
which is Americas glory would be
broken down. But no Catholic or
sanitation, as yet, attempted to put
blue laws ON our statute books nor
assisted in passing anti-revolution-
airy laws in various States nor
forced religious exercises in our
schools or compulsory reading of the
Bible in those institutions. Let him
who is without guilt cast the first
stone
States Real Issue
THE fundamental issue revolves
itself to this: Are we willing to put
American principles into practice?
I'VE have said that no religious
test shall be qualification for
office Is this an empty phrase or
are we willing to live by it? If we
are not then let us admit that re-
ligious tolerance is a chimera, i'm
possible of realization. But if we
believe that America is a new eX-
pertinent in government, if we be-
lieve that the glory and greatness
of this country is due to its free
dom from religious bigotry and its
respect for all faiths and peoples,
then we shall have only one test as
to fitness for public service: Not
race or creed, not rank or station,
but the honesty and integrity of him
whom we seek to honor. This is the
challenge that we must meet"
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Special Notices

NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY co.
Wet Wash, Thursday and Friday,
5 cents pound. Dry Wash, fiat pieces
ironed. 8 cents pound. Rough Dry,
flat pieces ironed. wearing apparel,
starched and dried, 10 cents pound.
443 -450 Virginia Ave. DRexel 02S8.
LEsSONS-On applied psychology. Send
stamp and addressed envelope for par
ticulars. EAGLEFEATHER, COG Dorman
St. indianapolis, Ind.
DANCING-16th and III SITS. Hunter Club
Tues, Thurs; Saturday. Thurs. straight
dancing. Ladies Csc. Gents soc.
Beav Sa1 Io Rg SaRe re 9T RoSe Pe1s
HAM 1902 S. 18th St. Newcastle. Ind.
WILL NOT-Be responsible for debts con-
tracted BY Hazel Miller after Feb. 20,
1928. RAY MILLER.
DRESSMAKING-S ON COATS;
COATS refined. IRV. 2180.
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Seek Dayton Cop AsSaiIant Here
Police received a call from Day
ton (Ohio) police today to be on
the lookout for a Negro who shot
n police officer there late Tuesday.
The officer is in a serious condi-
ton and expected to die.
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HOME NORTH-For high school girl
Must be reliable, refined; more for home
than wages. just mother and daughter
phone number wheE answering. Box C
1855, Times.
YOUNG LADY WANTED Musician; vio-
linist. pianist. saXophone or banjo pre-
close photo Address MR. CRAWFORD.
201 Harding Ave. Terre Haute Ind
WANTED--Neat appearing young women
chance for good money to good takers
Apply 40l Castle Hall Bldg, Monday and
Tuesday. Pay daily.
HOUSEKEEPER-Abou 80 years. More for
home than wages. Bog G 96l. Times
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Help Wanted Female
HIGH-GRADE WOMAN

A department of large firm
has an opening for an am
bilious woman with sincerity.
tact and individuality. She
will have direct charge of
other women in sales capac-
ity. She must be well edu-
Gated, have pleasing person.
ality. be able to hear and
speak clearly over the tele-
phone. She will be well
Schooled in the work, which
offers the opportunity to learn
one Of the best paying profess
sions. Preference will be given
to applicants that have held
executive positions. and had
sales training. Give complete
information as to age, bust
Eess experience. education, etc.
Inclose picture with letter and
give business references. All
applications will be held strict
" confidential if so desired.
Write Box A 20, care of Times
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Help Wanted Male

weekly can be made by
handling our Electric Flashy Avertising
Cigar Lighter. Big trade stimulator
Many novel features Permanent year.
round business. Investigate today. TRI-
ADVERTISING CO., 500 Scherer Bldg,
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10 HIGH GRADE MEN AND WOMEN-To
sell washers. Highest commission paid
IN city. See MR.. SNYDER, 1888 z.
DANCING teacher to connect with DOWN
town sch; attrac. offer. Box C $50. Times
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Instructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad
yates pass State examinations easily
202 Odd Fellow Bldg Ma 579 and $500
VOCAL LESSONs-$1 for young men and
women. Downtown studio. If. 0562-J.
PIANIST-A-l accompanist for vocal
t'cher in exch. for lesns. BX. 953 Times
PIANO AND HARMONY-Lessons; full
hour. 81: exp. teacller. Ri. 1000.
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Business Opportunities
Legal Notices


LEGAL NOTICE
The Board Of Trustees Of the Central
State Hospital viii receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday. Feb. "a. at 10 a. m,
for furnishing supplies for the month of
March. 1928. Estimate book will be on
hle at Room l47. Statehouse. from and
after Monday; Feb. TO- 1928.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Joe Mervar has
filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals
OF the city Of indianapolis. petition.
asking permission to erect an addition to
the store room at $50 N. Holmes Ave,
placing same on the property line.
public hearing will be held by said Board
in Room 40l City Hall. 230 p. NJ, Tues
day. March 6th, 1928. at which time and
place all interested property owners Will
be given opportunity to be heard with
reference to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
President George T. O'Connor.
EXAMINATION FOR COMMISSIONER OF
BUILDINGS.
The examining board will convene
Wednesday. Feb. %, 1923; at a. m. in
the Council Chamber Of the City Hall. in
the city OF Indianapolis. Ind, to hold
examination for Commissioner OF Build
Applicants for examination may secure
rules for the examination and applica-
ton blanks a the office OF the Board Of
Safety in the City Hall. Applications
supported by affidavit must be filed with
the Board Of Safety not later than Feb
HOWARD E. ROBERTSON.
Executive Secretary, Board OF Public
Safety.
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Situations Wanted Male

SUPERINTENDENT coal fields of
Kentucky wishes to connect with firm or
corporation, with prospects for advance
ment; ten years office experience. ten
years superintendent; best of reference.
He. 1884.
clerk; 5 years experience general office
work; brief, typing Ming. Monograph,
timekeeper; classification and rating of
mail. Would consider part-time employ
ment. Box C 964 Times.
EXCAVATING. GRADING & SODDING-
Wanted or sub-contract Phone 47001 No
blesyille or Glen Bradfield, 1898 E. Wash,
NoblesVille
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