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Evening star., 1928-05-26
SCHOOL EXERCISES SET.
Warren and Rappahannock Pro-
grams begin Tomorrow.

grams Begin Tomorrow.
Areeial Dispatch 10 The star
FRONT ROYAL. Va, May 20, The
Warren County High School commence
ment sermon will be preached tomor-
row at the Methodist Church by Rev
N II. Harman. jr. Nineteen boys and
girls will graduate.
Glass day exercises will be held in the
high school Wednesday morning. In
the evening pr sidney H. Hall. State
superintendent Of secondary education
Of Richmond, Va. viii speak The
salutatory viii he delivered by Harvey
Sheppard and The yaledict0ry by James
Haley.
The Rappahannock County schools
viii close as follows! SperFyVille High
'4eh0ol, June A. Washington tVa) High
School June 4. -..,.... ........-
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Kick of Horse Fatal,
nl.nAinh 10 nha star.

Special Dispatch 10 The star,
FREDERICK, Md, May aU,~~John w,
II, Hussard. "a years old, we'll known
farmer OF near firaddoek Heights, died
Yesterday of injuries sustained wifen
Kicked W tAe shvst ba = h2EssI ---.
Evening star., 1928-05-26

An artist i employed hy the French
government to paint pictures et clousis
tor use in connection with meteero-
loZleal studies and tageeASSA
Evening star., 1928-05-26

son Mary solnerveli and Mildred Ward
Three Little Maids
The program included dance special,
ties and prologue, with Mrs. Wsiter
A. Williams as Mrs. farley, Miss Family
MARYLAND as Little Nell and Harry
Beard, jr.. as Sam Weller. Several Ia1g~
lish airs were sung by Miss Helen Kirk
land.
Evening star., 1928-05-26

Sheep with large thyroid glands pro-
duoe more wool, and IN Montana en-
peiimenta are bFing carried out by feed
Ing iodine 10 sheep. The Gland Is Ell
lgTgsd W Iodine,
Evening star., 1928-06-15
Mems All.Wool
Bathing Suits, 1896

Dad likes 10 swim and would appre-
ciatc new, modern bathing suit. How
ever, q value 50 outstanding will appeal
10 every man. Purchase tomorrow for
dad or for personal use. These are iOON
wool, IN many attractive patterns. Sizes
34 to AZ.
Evening star., 1928-06-15
Toilet Waters and Vesetals

Toilet Waters and Vegetals
73c /. & B. Lilac SlS0 Murays Mar
Vegetal .. soc cisse Bleu Toile.
sl,o' Azurea and 500 Blue Rose Rose
Floramaye .....Sl.59 Toilet Water. .$l.S9
Creams and Lotions
7Sc Noxema Cream SOC w dburv's
and sc Noxema Facial Cream . j0c
Soap, both for. 7sG 59c l. & B, Lemon
6sc Ponds Cold Cream ....,... eoe
and Vanishing soc L. & 3. Lemon
SOC Pompeian Day soc. Jergen's
Cream ......... &c Lotion ....,, SOC
Face Powders
7Sc Hudnut's SIPS Mauon Les
Three Flowers Face eaut Face Pow
Powder aud Soc u st0oA.i;.,,. ,si.Oo
Sitter Compact, Nv Face Powder toc
si'oo Melba Opera biEation Face POW. POW.
Face Powder <ec der and Perfume, SSc
Miscellaneous
2sc Deodorant, loc Wash Cloths
SO .S' odo.cno, tss sc sss sS pikis'S pickiassa'SS
Deodc Deoderant Witch Hazel .IOc
Powder ~, SOC Vitality Bath
HoiS.,sr s-s Go''is" Boz, s' ,oe Bath i1s ro" .ae
';a soO Bath Brush se Soc and 81 'Sf %h.s e
es .,,...,,...,., I0e Brooms Some in
2sc kleenex.. lOe leather holders soc
$500 De Vilbiss Atomuers; two stvles,
green only ..,..,,,,,,,. ,,,.....,.,., Si4e
Presented to saeh Pwekassv Of Hmdnmt's Dm.
Barry Goods. q DaBarry Aeqmaimiancs PaekaTe
rssiai~ins Trial Ssss Of Pace Powdsr. costos,
Crsam and Foaadafioa Cream,
Telistrlss--stFsst FlaeE
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$50 Hand. ailorcd
Neckwear, ST

4 liberal choice of designs Tor young
fathers as we'll as fathers Of many
years. Every tie well made and Sum
merry in design.
Evening star., 1928-06-15

A shirt you'll be proud to give dad
for its quality Of material and tailor
ing is so outstanding, Plain whitcs--in
neckband and colIar-attached styles.
Sizes 1914 to IL.
Also pleasing assortment of novelty
stripes in coilar-attsched and neckbznd mod"
els At the same price, Sizes 1871 10 II.
Evening star., 1928-06-15
$500 Corsetlette
Special, $3.50

A girdle and brassiere
joined with 4-inch band
Of silk jcrsey-giving
freedom at waistline.
Side fastening. Elastic
insert on each side. Sizes
81 TO 81.
Corset Shop--second Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-15

Sheer voilc-combining
pantics, vest, girdle and
braSsiere; especially suit
abe for slender and
medium figure. Flesh,
tea rose, nile, white.
Sizes 32 to SO.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20

Taxpayers appearing shall have the right
to be heard thereon. After the tax leVieS
have been determined. ten or more tax
payers feeling themselves aggrieved by such
tax commissioners for further and final
action thereon. by filing petition there
for with the county auditor not later
hearing in this county.
Dated. Aug. g. 1923.
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
TOWN OF SPEEDWAY, IND.
By HOWARD F WILSON. Trustee.
BY THOMAS V. KEOGH. Trustee.
BY H. F. DIETz. Trustee.
LEVIES
In the matter of determining the tax
rate for certain purposes by the civil
town. of Speedway. Marion County. Ind.
Before the Board of Trustees.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers Of
Speedwey Marion County, Indiana that
nicipaltty, at their. regular meeting place,
on the 9th day of September, 1928, will
consider the following budget:
General Fund
Saisry Of tIeasurer '''''''''''''' 72'99 7s M
Salary Of marshal and street ' WV
Salary Of health officer. 0IoS 10 90
Compensation town attorney 80. 400 90
Compensation street employees. 625.0o
Services Contractual-
Communication and trans. .......S 100. 90
Heat, light. power and water. go $3.50. 90
P1intting and and advertising ....... 10000
services other contractual ...... $4,000
Office and other Supplies. ......s 5000
street. alley and se sewer vSsr". 81 oO0oo
Current Charges
Insurance and official bond prem.$ 1900
fVenSs sssss.s..ssssss.ssssss 12.00
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GO. d. LEHMAN ATTORNEY-

GEO. o. LEHMAN. ATTORNEY.
Notice Of sale of real estate by Executor
The undersigned. executor of the last
will Of Anna Hoheisel deceased. hereby
gives notice that by virtue Of the power
by said will conferred. he win at the
hour OF 10 a. m. of the 3rd day of Sep
tember 1928. at 206 Indiana Trust Build
ing. indianapolis. Indiana and from day
to, day thereafter until sold offer for
sale at private sale. all the interest of
said decedent in and to the following
described real estate in Marion County
and State Of Indiana to wit:
Lot numbered siXty-two in Robbins
and Hubbard's Hill Place Addition to the
city of indianapolis. otherwise known as
242 S. Summit st. Also Lot numbered
sixty-three in Robbins and Hubbard's
Hill Place Addition. to the city of In
dianapolis, otherwise known as 246 s.
Summit st.
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval of the Probate Court. for not
less than the full appraised value OF said
real estate and upon the terms: Cash
in hand on day of sale.
HENRY YEAGER. Executor.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
new ORLEANS
IN THROES OF
PURITY SWEEP
Gamblers, Long Immune,
Dealt With HarShIy
in Cleanup.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-New
Orleans, the South's largest city,
and long renowned as the country's
~post wide open" town, is apparent
ly facing long siege of reformist
administration which bids fair to
shut down the gambling lid.
Heretofore spasmodic campaigns
have been waged against open gam
bling, only to be dropped within a
week or ten days and the luxuri-
ously appointed gaming palaces of
the city and its spacious suburbs
again would bloom forth in all their
gayness.
This time, however, it was differ
ent. The announcement was made
a month or two ago that local busi-
ness men, backed by the Association
OF Commerce, Young Mems Business
Club, and the American Legion,
were tired of gambling.
Warning to Gamblers
This announcement was followed
by warning to gamblers from the
city hall and from Superintendent
OF Police Thomas Healy with sub
sequent widespread raids.
Never before in these campaigns
have the licensed clubs come under
the heel of police harshness.
This time, however, they were in
cluded in the campaign of clean
up" and today virtually every one
of the 300 or 400 social clubs" are
shuttered and dark.
The fight to shut down gaming
was taken to Baton Rouge by lead
ers in the New Orleans campaign.
These leaders sought the co-opera-
ton Of the Governor in shifting up
the palaces in Jefferson and St.
Bernard parishes which adjoin New
Orleans.
Sheriffs Clean Up
The Governors response was that
New Orleans should first clean up
its own area and then come to him
with clean skirts" and he would
do the rest.
The fight was on. The sheriffs
of the two parishes above men,
toned were given orders to clean
up.
This resulted in the closing,
at least temporarily, of gaming
palaces in Jefferson and st. Ber-
nard. Meanwhile New Orleans po-
lice carried on a vigorous campaign
within the city.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Houses for Sale
EACH FOR $2.75O

HAVI1 i OIO PL, %
on. terms of $3.50 cash and SIS per
month.
1883 S. Randolph st. Dust north of
electric lights gas city water garage.
1927 Hoyt Ave. (just east of Shelby ST. /;
five rooms. inside toilet, city water, gas,
electric, lights, barn; newly painted and
papered.
Both on paved streets with all assess
ments paid VIII consider vacant lot as
down payment on either.
f. j. VIEHMANN co.
Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware
Ri. 2840. Residence. Ir. 1922.
OAKLAND, 100 Sq. Ms rooms. semi
mod; $100 cash, balance terms. Ri. 7O17.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. 2240-2 rms. kitchenette; pri.
bath, entrance; garage; everything furn.
ALABAMA. N. 711-Well furn. or g.
room apt: modern; car line. Ri. 20S8.
BEAUTIFUL-Woodruf lst f. rm.. kitch.
So: IND 4. rm.. kitch' cite. Sc. Oh. 4l08.
DOWNTOWN-3 rooms, furnished COM
plete: 3 or adults. constant hot water:
nice furniture. Phone 431 N. Illinois,
Apt. 3.
p1EL,A!WARE. 1l,.! N, 418-Sleeping rms light
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Business Opportunities

ICE CREAM PARLOR-And candy shop:
so. inc; splen. loc. 2202 E. 10th. Oh. 1858.
OVERLAND TRUCK-With tool grinding
equipment: complete; sac. DR.. 6725-R.
LOOK-s0-car garage: latest equipment:
centrally located; next to 10-story hotel:
assets amazingly high. owner leaving
city. Cash or down payment. balance in
80 days. Oh. $3.50 MR.. LEWIS.
ROOMING HSE-8 rms. Filled. Good
location Reasonable. Leaving city Add
Box L. 100 Times
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Help Wanted Male

3 GOOD SALESMEN-To sell new and
used cars @. K. Martin, 4451 w. Wash
ington. Be. 2958.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN-Betwe 25 to
35 years of age, by manufacturer to sell
well-known machine to printers. Only
Al salesman considered. Submit sales
and earning record with references. HILL
CURTIS COMPANY, Kalamazoo, Mich.
WHITE BOY-To work in grocery and de-
liver on wheel. Wa, 1854
EXP. OIL BURNER salesmen; must be
capable of analyzing complete heating
system. Ha. 297s, Ia. 40s7 1854 N. Cap.
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Help Wanted Male

MAN AND WIFE WANTS
WORK IN LUNCH ROOM.
CAPABLE OF MANAGING
SAME. REFERENCES FUR
NISHED. BOX G 101, TIMES.
METAL WORKERS FIRST
GLASS
Auto repair work. Apply at once In
diana Sheet Metal Co, i440 N. Cap. Ave.
EXPERIENCED
Used car salesman must own a car
and be producer. Liberal commission
and drawing account to the man that
stacks up to the above requirements.
Factory Supply & Tire Co.
963 N. MERIDIAN.
Lost or Stolen-Water
Company's Meter Read
er's Route Book in vicin-
ity Of Arch st. and Col
lege Ave. Liberal reward
for return to office of In
dianapolis Water Com
pany, 113 Monument Cir
Gle.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Real Estate for Exchange

94-ACRE-4-room bungalow; garages
chicken house, garden, near Ben Davis
will take vacant lot as down payment
T. MTARSNEY Be. 5000. Ewes. Be. 2352
TIMES WANT ADS BRTNG BUSTNESS
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Houses for Sale

GOOD-3-room bungalow; gar; big lot;
grapes; owner; S1,250 Ills Berwick Ave
3 OOM-Strictly modern home; 2
squares from Brookside Park; Al condi-
tion; by owner. Ch. 7699-M.
BROOKSIDE AVE, 2326-8-room modern,
l or 2 families; no down payment; $35
monthly. owner Ia. 6567.
T-ROOM-Semi-mod home; Dearborn
St., near Washington; cheap price to
earnest buyer. Owner, Ri, 4773.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. l626-Attrac. airy rm.. suit 2 or
more; constant hot water, gar ia. 1166.
CHILDREN-Rm. and board with mothers
care, near school. S4 week. Oh. 2965M
CAPITOL, 2301 N.-Large. front rm.; mod.
pri. home: Illinois car; So Ia. 2941.
CLEAN-Airy rm.; strictly modern. sub.
home; excel cooking; reas. Ri. 1772. day
DELAWARE, 2523-Attrac. rm; couple:
home cooking; privl.; bus line. Ia. 487l-R
DELAWARE. 1880 N-Mod. room in ideal
home, exceptional cooking. Reas Ri 4119
FURNISHED RM-With meals in north
side home; for business man. Hu. 3488.
NEW JERSEY. Mclean. modern, private
room. home cooking; reasonable. Ri 7146
NEW JERSEY. SIT N.-Large modern front
room. suit for or men, home cooking.
OXFORD, N, 924-Rm., board; modern
home; gent; home privi; 81. CHI 2853
18TH. E.. 604-Charming rm., mod. home,
splen. cook. good neigh mr. car. Ri. 5287.
IDEAL ROOM-With board: private: mar
rled cou.; emp. ladies': car line. DR.. 3285-J
CHILD to board by day or week. Chris
tian home. Call Dr.. 5849.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Business Announcements

BUILDING Contracting, repairing, general
painting, furnace, tin work, concrete, old
buildings wrecked. w. S. MINER g.
SON. Ii. 1928, 1877 E. 11th St.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work; low
prices. Oh. 5l69.
CLEANING-WE CALL FOR & DELIVER.
LOYAL CLEANERS & DYERS. RI. 6256.
FEATHERS-Bought sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made E.
AINTING-Guaranteed work; ex-
perienced men; reasonable prices. Ch. 05l2
INTERIOR-Exterior painting; experienced
man; estimates cheerfully given. Oh. 6l35
RUGS THOR. CL-9xl2. $3.50. Spec. 10
days. Call & del. Keener Rug Co. Oh: 5336
PAINTING AND CEMENT WORK-Cash or
terms. ia. 2310.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING Samples
paper furn. $3.50 a room. Oh. 0318.
CAREFULLY 81 PROMP. DONE. CH. 5840.
PAPER HANGING-And cleaning done at
summer prices. Be. 4307.
RUG, 9x12, THOROUGHLY CLEANED. 50.
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462.
REMODELING AND ROOFING
EXPERIENCED men; reas. terms. ia. ZOOS.
TALKING MACHINES REPAIRED = Ex-
PERT. BAXTER. He. 1547
TINNER-Roofing and furnace work. Re
pairing our spe. e. M. BANTER. Ch. 424d.
$50 BUSINESS ENVELOPES and letter
heads printed for $3.50. Ia. 5826.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Earns for Sole

40 ACRES-15 miles E. 2lst St.. level. all
tillable. fair improvements. plenty fruit
See or write r. A. HARPER. Greenfield
Ind. Route O.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Rusiness PLACES for Rent

l. 2. AND 4-ROOM SUITES
Ultra modern. location excellent. in
financial and business section.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG,
Corner Delaware and Market ST. Ii. 345a
or cell at Room 7l0. night phone Ri. 1871
l Furnished office space available.
OUT HIGH-RENT DISTRICTS squares
Monument, on Meridian; heat fur: $35.
Dr. 0244
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Room Wanted

WANTED-Beautifully furnished large
living room, in-a-dor bed. near BATH in
well kept home or apt. north, private
entrance. Address Times, Box C-lOO.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Musical Instruments
Pianos for Rent

Pianos for Rent
81 Per month
KINdBALL PIANO STORE
Ri 2155 $50 N. Delaware
ROMBONE-Holten; cost so; splendid
condition; 30. DR.. 25o9.
SAxOPHONEs = New and used; easiest
NgTTssquE RNaT9s in 1orsnz ety F9KK sax sehoo aAMP
l22 Pembroke Arcade II. 1921.
PARLOR GRAND-s35O; NEW. Bush &
Gerts. Grands. $3.50 to 81, $50; Payments.
FNsH PAYMENTson a Ga4 gayg s1sSsS5 gfsSdSs
CHRISTINA TEAGUE PIANO co.
PIANO-Grand: Ludwig; cost $1,000; very
fine condition; $3.50. Leav. city. Ii. 36l3.
4oGRAPH--Mahogany console. With
niture. Reasonable. Oh. 17l2.
PIANO PLAYER-Bench and music: cost
$3.50. Just like new. Sl75. other articles.
Wa. 0541-R.
PHONOGRAPH-Co Console. wal. case; rec:
UPRIGHT PIANO-In fine condition. Just
Terms. IS cash 81 pei week. ii. e464.
Barter and SUGp
MoTHs.-Laryae; at last a real moth ex-
MAAS, 81 Va. Ave. Ri. 7l25.
GRAND PIANO-Slightly used: take part
trade or sell good party $40 down. Be.
49l0-W.
PLAYER PIANO-Used 8 months. VIII sell
good party for 81 down. Would take mart
trade. Ia. 1921.
for used 3-piece bathroom fixtures. Write
e. S. LEMON, care Hotel Meeker. City.
TRADE CROSLEY ELECTRIC-eouipped
console radio for panel truck. 1906 e. 10th
WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR-Small: in good
cond;; for used dropshead sewing machine
or what have you? 1921 Greenbrier Lane.
Coal and Wood
KINDLING WITH EACH TON
Csc Discount on all 2-ton orders
Best Virginia block. 6-inch forked. $3.50
Best Virginia. Ain. 10. or egg fkd. Gas
Best Indiana 10. or egg. forked. -. SIS
DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY
DR.. 1921. 1910 BLUFF.
Money to Loan
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Radio and Equipment

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros.
Radio Co., 205 Ind. Ave. II. $685..
RADIO-R. c. A.. combination. for sale at
a sacrifice. Ri. 1913.
RADTO-stewart Warner. 5-tube. new
nator: peri. con. Call 2l79 Dexter. af pm
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Miscellaneous for Sale

GENERAL building and contracting. re-
COMPANY. 1856 N Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
MisceLlaneous Wanted

HOUSE CLEANING?-Yo surplus cloth
ing. furniture, magazines. papers. will
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri
6622. l27 w. Georgia st.
DO NOT GIVE AWAY YOUR USED FUR
N1TURE-Help US supply our customers
needs at a profit to you. ROWLET'S
AUCTION AND CLEARING HOUSE. 22l
N. Delaware. Ri. 3035.
FURNITTJRE WANTED
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20

Business Property for Sale
ONE STORY-Business room; bar; terms;
occu. will lease or vacate. C-821 Times.
BEAUTY-Millinery shop: well equipped
cash or terms; reas. Wa. 1855. Be- 4842.
Storage and Transfer
LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE HAULING
Gen. trucking; reas. rates. He. 257l.
TRANSFER & GENERAL HAULING-82l
e. Gath st. w. E. RODOCKER Wa. 4433
j. H. TAYLOR TRANSFER-Specail rates
on moving loads. Ri. 1865. DR.. 3071.
WILLIAMSON TRUCKING CO.-324 W.
Ga. Special rates on return loads. Ii. 2842.
STORAGE Packing; overland hauling: low
freight rates on California shipments.
OTTO ]. SUEz. Ri. 3628-6561; nights. Ch.
4579-0699W.
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-404 Mass. Ave.
Local overland hauling. Ri. 4757, Ri. 6046
VIM G. JOHNSON TRANSCRIBED
overland. Be. 2700, nights Be. 1499.
BRITTON TRANSFER-Moving $3.50 load;
large trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1915.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20

LIFE INSURANCE AGENT
All modern, ordinary policies for chill
or annual basis. Is the talk of Indiana.
We also have modern policies for adults.
We pay top commission. VIII issue part
or full-time contract. Call, let's get ac-
qysinted. Room 705-706 Fidelity Trust
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Lots for Sale

EQUITY-In good lot near Lynhurst; sac.
e II sold at once. Be. 2798-J.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Pets and LiUe Stock

BOSTON TERRIER AT STUD
proven Sire Of iGR Quality ~ puppies M pappies
and grown stock for sale. HENRY'S
KENNELS. 1904 Madison Ave. DR..
7843-R-4.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-20
Transportation

CoAsT-To-COAsT
YELLOWAY
Chicago .S4oolDayton ....... $500
ST. Louis -. 500 Pittsburgh 49,. $500
And points West AND d, points s s, E5si dSiv
Denison Hotel. RI. 273, Ii. 1888
Traction Bus Terminal. Ri. 4501
English hotel. RI 1273:
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WANTED TO RENT FARM-Where I can
handle 25 TO 30 dairy cows on shares.
Can furnish plenty Of references. Box
c 829. Times.
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BOSTON-Puppies: 1 male, months;
]. H. Donahue, 1880 W. Twenty Ninth.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13
Eighth Wonder

I saw the state hangman
Yesterday.
He was in restaurant
Eating.
And once,
When he pricked his finger,
Blood did come, ~
Really
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-13
From the Joint Board
Cloak & Dressrnakers
Union

The Joint Board representing thousands of workers who
have been engaged in bitter struggle for the
against the of bureaucracy
ization into Company Union do the bidding of the
bosses, sends its hearty greetings The DAILY WORKER
the fourth of its
The DAILY WORKER has at all times loyalty champoned
the the the workers Union
and amongst the first the cowardice and
treachery of the eactionary ofcaldom of Union The
DAILY WORKER has broug before the labor
the issues of struggle and has modified thousands of
workers in support of the Joint Board.
The cloak and dresmaker, who the mill
and classconsciou workers. appreciate the important
role Of real workers press all of abor's struggles, and
will in the future continue support and spread the
The DAILY WORKER with ven greater devotion
and enthusiasm In this critical period the history of the
American labor when the trade union bueauc
surrendered capitalist Glass; the of The
DAILY WORKER is a clarion call to the exploited
and will organize and lead the workers a mill
@tant struggle against all their enemies
LONG THE DAILY WORKER, he spokesman and
champion of the workers of this country.
LSTENZO, Chairman. L. LYMAN General Manager.
JULIUS PORTNOY, Secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-01
JOE ROBINSON
Gets BIC HAND
AT EVANSVILLE
Takes Up Farm Relief
: Issue; Four Speeches
Slated in State Today.

By United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. L.
Cheered by a crowd of 5000. Sen
ator Joseph T. Robinson, Demo
cratic nominee for Vice-President
opened his campaign in I diana
here Wednesday night with an at
tack on the farm relief policies Of
Herbert Hoover and with a plea for
better understanding on immigra-
ton.
There is no difference" the SEN
ator said, lin the platforms of the
two parties on immigration. Both
pledge continuance of restricted i'm
migration"
Swinging into the farm relief is
sue by special request through
newspapers here, Senator Robinson
said the Republicans have no def
mite program to aid the farmers.
Applause greeted the remark that
lit will not require state socialism
to give the farmers equality"
A deafening demonstration fol-
lowed Robinson'S mention of the
name of Samuel M. Ralston and a
word of commentator for the state
democratic ticket.
Senator Ralston never spent any
Of his time in jail" said Robinson.
"He never spent any time in court
defending himself against charges
of graft and dishonesty. I am sure
the Republicans of Indiana are tired
Of conditions as they prevail here
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-01

and are prepared to support the
Democratic nominee"
Today Senator Robinson was to
make set speeches at Logansport
and TT. Wayne and rear platform
addresses at Huntington and Wa
bash.
Mrs. Ralston, widow of the late
Governor and United States sena-
tor, and Charles A. Greathouse, ma
tional committeeman, joined the
Robinson party here for the Indiana
itinerary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-28
CITIZENS ? | 4 n
Make I FIGHT

The Midcity Citizens Association
win continue its fight against selec-
ton Of the. Southwest site for the
farmers market, despite action Of
the House yesterday in passing the
Stalker bill authorizing the APP
preparation Of $500. 900 for the plr-
pose. They want q midcity location
for the market.
At q meeting OF the nidcity citi-
zens group last night 1t was deter
mined to carry their woes to the
Senate in. an effort to wreck the
Southwest site project in that body
Al. III. Driscoll, president or the
.Midcity Association, made q report
which charged that the Southwest
had lobby in Congress SO power
full that citizens association could
not hope TO cope with Il.
The association indorsed Drss-
coils report which carried with ii
d declaration In favor Of the walsh
bill introduced In the Senate IN SEN
ator Walsh Of Massacllu sett pro-
viding for a market on midcity
site.