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Evening star., 1928-12-20
IHAVENNER CAUSES
DEBATE BY CITIZENS
Resolution of Confidence Tabled by
Southwest Group After
Argument.

A resolution of confidence in DR..
George C. Havenner, president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
was tabled by the Southwest Citizens
Association last night after one member
had vigorously opposed its adoption.
Members of the association, however,
were of the opinion that the tabling OF
the resolution should not be regarded
as an expression or lack of faith In
DR.. Havenner on the part of the asso-
citation.
In attacking the resolution, H. A.
REM charged D. Havenner win 1alilng
| to keep a primise to supprot Robert l..
Strobel, former member OF the Soutn-
west group, in his fight for membership
on the Citizens Advisory Council.
REM. Mrs. w. S. Uffurt and Mrs. G.
S. Fraser were designated as commit
tee to study the Community Chest and
its purposes
David Babp. former secretary OF the
federation, told the association 1t should
rejoice in the successful termination OF
its fight to oust the House OF Detentlon
from its present quarters at .908 B street
southwest.
The association also voted to select
an extension of the present site OF
jefferson Junior High School IN lieu OF
the proposed Water street site. which
was turned down by school authorities.
An appropriation of $25 to furnish
Christmas baskets for the poor was
voted.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
Let this Popular Price
Gift Store make your
shopping inexp ensiOe
Gifts for
Women
Hosiery

"Romil1a" Full-fashioned Service-S1lk=
to-hem Hose. ............. .$l.85
"Romilla" Full-fashioned All-silk Chit
fon Hose NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,. .Sl.oo
"Romilla" Full fashioned Medium
Weight Silk Hose. Sl.50
"Romilla" All-silk Chiffon Hose. .$15O
"Blue Crane" Chiffon and Service-silk
Hose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Full fashioned Wool and ra lyon
Hose .$1.25
Ravon-cotton-and- Hose. SIC
Evening star., 1928-12-20
Be Vaccinated or
Isolated, Idaho U.
Students Are Told
Rv the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated HIe6S.
MOSCOW, Idaho, December 20.
The 1000 students and in
structors of the University Of
Idaho today stood between vacci-
nation or isolation here over the
Christmas holidays. Student in
dignation was general.
Following discovery of a case
of smallpox on the campus yes
terday. President F. j. Kelly or
dered all students and instructors
to report for vaccination or IA
day quarantine at the university
infirmary. The edict stipulated
that the vaccine must be applied
before students leave for the
Christmas vacation, else the dis
ease might be scattered through
out the State.
DR.. Kelly said conscientious
obiectors would be quarantined.
Failure to comply with the order
will debar the student or teacher
from returning to the university
after the vacation, college au-
thorities said.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
LEGISLATORS CAR
FIGURES IN CRASH
Driver of Other Auto Hurt in
Collision With ZihIman
Machine.

Representative Frederick ~ Zihlman
of Maryland, chairman Of the House
District committee, and Richard Lee
Eacho, $40 Marion avenue, Clarendon,
Va, were drivers of automobiles which
collided at Seventeenth and B streets
about $50 O'Clock last night. Eacho
suffering from severe injuries to his
head, was taken to Emergency
Hospital
While playing in the street in front
of his home at 1888 Columbia road
about $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Roger F. Russ, colored years old. was
knocked down by the automobile of
Robert Morris, 227 Third street, and
shocked and bruised He was treated
at Freedmen's Hospital and taken
home.
Six-year-old Marie Green. colored,
and her mother, Emma Green, % years
old, Lakewood, Md, were knocked down
at Rhode Island avenue and Fourth
street northeast shortly before o'clock
last night by the automobile of Frank
j. Lupac, 2747 Fourth street northeast,
and slightly injured. Lupac took them
to Sibley Hospital
Boy Escapes Injury.
Five-year Bernard Cady 4429
Conduit road, escaped injury when
knocked down by the automobile of
Artie Browning. 4645 Brewer place,
near Foxhall and Conduit roads, yes
terday afternoon. He was examined
by physicians at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital and taken home.
A third child injured in traffic acci-
dents yesterday was Nalilie Gee colored,
8 years old, of 1543 Columbia street.
The child ran from behind parked
car near Ninth ard @ streets, the police
reported and was struck by the auto
Fourteenth street, and slightly hurt.
First aid was given at Emergency
Hospital
Policeman Marion G.. Randall of the
Traffic Bureau drove his motor cycle
against the automobile of Ann Apple,
645 Ninth street northeast, which was
pulling from the curb in front of 2805
Rhode Island avenue northeast, about
10 o'clock last night, and was slightly
hurt. He was given first aid at Sibley
Hospital
Falls From Street Car.
Walter Parker, colored, 81 years old,
1888 K street, fell from northbound
street car near Connecticut avenue and
x street about z o'clock last night and
sustained cuts and bruises to his face,
hands and legs. He was treated at
Emergency Hospital.
An automobile driven by James j.
lavish, AIT Thirteenth street, struck
and knocked down William Taylor,
colored, 10 years old, of TIC Jackson
court, in front of 38 G street about
GAS o'clock last night. and injured his
right hip and hand. lavish took Jack
son to Casualty Hospital, where he was
given first aid by Dr. Joseph D. Rogers.
Mrs. j. A. Roberts. 65 years old, 623
Nineteenth street. stepped from the
curb at Eighteenth and G streets yes
terday afternoon and walked against
the automobile of Thomas Godfrey,
1880 New Hampshire avenue. She was
slightly hurt.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
'YULE GREETINGS SENT
VETERANS BY COOLIDGE
Expresses Own and Nations Graft
tude to Disabled for Benefits
They Made Secure.

BY the Associated Press.
President Coolidge has dispatched a
message OF Christmas greetings to vet
eranS' organizations and hospitals
throughout the conutry.
Personally and on behalf of CRATE
full and sympathetic country" he wrote,
az send you greetings and a message
of good cheer upon this return of the
holiday season.
"As we think of the bountiful benefits
now enjoyed by our people, we cannot
and do not forget those who have suf-
fered and do suffer because of injuries
and Ill health received in the struggle
to maintain these benefits secure. The
material aids and comforts our Govern
ment has extended have been freely
given, and viii be cheerfully maintained.
But, at this time, want to open to
7ou the heart Of the Nation, which beats
in warm response to your courage and
fortitude in bearing your burdens.
May peace and happiness be yours
nova nd through the coming years"
Evening star., 1928-12-20
TWO HURT IN FIGHTS.

Colored Man Hit on Head While
Attending Dance.
John Lee Browning, colored, 80 years
old. 7l9 Rhode Island avenue, attended
a dance at Charlotte Hall, Nd, last
night and was struck on the head with
a blunt instrument He stopped at
Garfield Hospital before going home
and was given surgical treatment.
Isabelle Glascoe. colored, SO years
old, 657 Mades court, participated in
a row with an unidentified colored man
near her home late last night and
received a stunning blow on her head
She was treated at Freedmen's Hospital
for scalp wound and taken home.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
Jugoslavian Bomb Found.

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, December 20
CP).-Zagreb newspapers state that a
bomb wrapped in a newspaper was
found on staircase in the Court OF Ap-
peals Building. Police were reported to
Evening star., 1928-12-20
In Three Centuries.

CRESCO, Iowa CP).-A marble slab
IN a Cresco cemetery recorded the fact
that John Dargan lived in three cen
turies. 1t read: Grandpa, 1799-l901." ="
Evening star., 1928-12-20

be of the opinin that the bomb was OF
type used by the Austrian army and
| the we're investigating.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
Cloves

Lambskin 1-Button Gloves. ...$2.45
Fancy-cuff Capeskin Gloves. 80. $1.o5
Fancy-cuff Lambskin Gloves. -. .$2.45
Fleece-lined Driving Gloves. -. .$2.e5
Imported Fabric Gloves. ....... .s5c =
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-12-20

Unemployment in Australia is stead
lily increasing.
Evening star., 1928-12-20

Kansas now has a law prohibiting
any kind Of signs except official mark
ers on the right-of-way of any high
Way
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The Gifts
tOBe Topic
Before CLMb

Mrs. c. j. Buchanan will speak
on "The Gifts" at the annual
Christmas party of the Monday
Club, to be held at the D. A. r.
chapter house Monday afternoon.
Miss Eugenia Magidson will sing
q group of songs, including Care
Selve," by Handel, accompanied by
Mrs. H. D. Didway Other music
will be provided by the Ogden
choir, direction of Mrs. James Og-
den. Mrs. George M. Yarmouth,
president, will preside.
Mrs. H. E. Van Grimmenstein,
chairman of the year book commit
tee, and Miss Lucille Stewart,
chairman of the music committee,
are in charge of the program. A
reception in honor of new members
will be held following the pro-
gram.
Decorations will be carried out in
the Christmas colors, with greenery
and lighted red tapers. Receiving
during the social hour will be Mrs,
Carl Spencer, chairman of the So
cial committee, assisted by Mes
danes A. j. Clute, William Dobson,
William G. De Miller, j. w. Coffey
and G. w. Turner.
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1894. Checked gingham with white
bias binding is here pictured. This
model is also good in cotton prints,
in Sateen or in cambria, lawn or
dimity. The bib portions shaped in
pointed outline at the neck and
lower edge are joined to a fiaring
skirt section and are held on the
shoulders with a yoke band. Tie
strings hold the apron over the
back.
The pattern for this pleasing
model is cut in one size: Medium.
To make the apron as Illustrated
will require IL yard of 36-inch
material. To finish with bias bind
ing requires 615 yards.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, including is
cents (coin preferred, and mailing
it to the Pattern Department of
The Times. Delivery is made in
about a week.
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CZubTende1
Annual Fete
for Children

The annual children's Christmas
party by members of the Alpha Chi
Omega Alumnae Club was given to-
day at the home of Mrs. Orval S.
HiXon, 4643 North Pennsylvania
street.
Assisting Mrs Hixon were Mes
danes Stanley Green, Vern Trask,
Earl Kiger, Bernard Keltner, Mer-
rill Guild, Harold Barclay, Misses
Katherine Smith and La Donna
Lamb.
During the business session of the
club children were entertained
with Christmas stories by Miss
Louise Cox, Alpha Chi chapter,
Butler university.
The program was given by chill
dren and included readings. dances,
songs, piano and violin numbers.
The house was decorated with
Christmas greens and a large tree,
on which gift for each child was
hung. Refreshments and favors
were in Christmas colors. Miss
Winifred Hall, the chapters schol-
arship girl, and her brother, Rich
ard Hall, were special guests.
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Girl Scout News

Girl Scouts are asked to reserve
Jan. 3 and for day at Camp
Dellwood. There will be games,
songs and periods for test passing
on both days. Troops should make
their own reservations for transport
tation. Program will begin at 10
a. m. and end p. m. If the weather
is good, there will be a treasure
hunt as a climax to the days ac-
tivitieS.
Miss Jean Adamson, acting local
director, will be in her office at
headquarters Tuesday afternoons
instead of Wednesday until further
notice.
The Girl Scout drum and bugle
corps meets every Saturday morn
ing at Benjamin Harrison school,
Ft. Wayne avenue and Delaware
street.
Any Girl Scout wishing to do
community service during the next
two weeks after school is asked to
call headquarters to register.
Troop 46 has elected patrol leaders
as follows: Black Hawk patrol,
Martha Yelvington; Good Luck,
Georgia Bling; Thistle, Margaret
Ann Paul; Cardinal Josephine
Written; Gold Star, Doris KrideI;
Busy Bee, Beth Ann Williston, and
Tenderfoot, Catherine Silliman.
New candidates reported this
week are: Troop IA, Norma Reni-
han, Fern Medsker and Rose Mary
Reniham; Troop 10, Mildred Shum-
bly, and Eldora Bennett; Troop "a,
Frances Jane Leonard, Susie Scarce,
Mary and Margaret Cunningham.
Troop 80 will begin meetings
Wednesday at $3.50 p. m. at the
branch library, Morris and Hyatt
streets.
Troops and 8a entertained mem
bers of Troop % at a party. Eighty
persons attended. Movies of Camp
Dellwood and Harold Lloyd pic
ture were shown. Refreshments
were served.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

ident. and Mrs. r. P. Overmyer,
federation publicity chairman, will
be guests.
Colonial-BoSton and Mt. Vernon
chapters will hold their joint meet
ing Friday instead of the fourth
Wednesday this month, as had been
previously arranged. The Mt. YER
non chapter will entertain the Colo
nial-Boston chapter at 80 O'CLOCK
Mt. Vernon breakfast" at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Anderson, ia
West Thirty-fir street. Mesdames
w. c. Thompson, G. w. Greenlee and
Glenn Holtz will be assisting hos
tesses. An old-fashioned Christmas
party will follow the breakfast will.
an exchange of gifts.
Argentenian chapter will meet
with Mrs. Claude Hoover Friday.
Mrs. Alice Lowman will be assisting
hostess. Luncheon will be served at
1890 p. m. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged. Miss
Verne Lowman will give a group of
piano selections. Miss Ruth Hoover
will read several Christmas stories
and Mrs. Fred Knodel will sing
Christmas carols will be sung by
members, under direction of Mrs.
William Sieber. Miss Verne Low
man will play the accompaniment.
There will be an exchange of gifts
by members.
II q
Normandy chapter will hold q Spe-
cial Christmas party Friday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Dollie
Clark, 1913 w. Thirtieth street. HuS-
bands of members will be guests
The party will be an old-fashioned
Christmas celebration and dance.
There will be an exchange of gifts.
Mrs. Frank Clark will be caller for
old-time dances. Mrs. Jack Murray
will present a group of Christmas
songs.
Anglo-Indian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Roy Williams,
1923 Guilford avenue, at 1 Saturday
afternoon. A program of special
Christmas music will be given and
Miss Ruth Malone, a guest of the
chapter, will give Christmas read
ings. In the evening members will
entertain their husbands with a din
ner and Christmas party.
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Hotel Scene
of Wedding
i'm Afternoon

Miss Ann Shavitz, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael ShaYitz, Evans
vile, will become the bride of Ben
Stern, Indianapolis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. 1. Stern, Evansville, at 5
Sunday afternoon.
The ceremony will be performed
at the Hotel McCurdy Evansville, in
the presence of siXty-five guests, by
Rabbi S. q. Fineberg, of the Congreo
cation Adath Israel, under q red
velvet canopy hung against back
ground of palms.
Mrs. E. H. Goldman, sister of the
bride, will be matron of honor. She
will wear rose transparent gown
and carry an arm bouquet of Pre-
mier roses. Miss Vera Stern, sis
ter Of the bridegroom, will be maid
of honor. She will wear a bouffant
gown Of green taffeta and tulle am
carry Columbia roses. Alexand
Fligeltaub, Indianapolis, will be beSs
man.
The bride will wear a gown of
white MORE made simply, and white
MORE slippers. Her veil will be
edged with lace and held in place
with a lace crown embroidered with
rhinestones. She will carry a shower
bouquet of white roses and orchids.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
will be served in the Pompeian room,
the bridal table being arranged with
mounds of pink and lavender chrys-
anthemums and lighted with pink
tapers tied with lavander tulle.
% A reception will be held from 9
to IL for friends and relatives. Mrs.
Shavitz will receive in black satin.
with shoulder corsage of roses.
Mrs. Stern will wear black chiffon
and lace, with a shoulder corsage or
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stern will go to
Chicago and Canada Oh a wedding
trip, the bride travelling in an en-
semble Of red, trimmed with krim-
mer with gray accessories.
Among out-of-town guests will be
Mrs. j. Richter, Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Rabbi Aaron L. Celker-S Stern,
dean of the Jewish seminary at
Kovno, Lithuania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stern will come to
Indianapolis for residence. MIR.
Stern is a member of the reportorial
staff of the indianapolis Times.
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Christmas
e.
Music to Be
Presented

The student section of the Matt
nee Musicale will present a Christ
mas program at the Y. w. e. A., at
2:30 Friday afternoon. Following
are the numbers to be given:
THE Harmonica Player" ........... .Quion
Doctor Gradas ad Panassum" .Debussy
Lavon Patrick, pianist, pupil of Eleanor
"HoIy Night, Peaceful Night" .Gruber
ut Game Upon a Midnight Clear. Willis
Pauline Lambert. vocalist. pupil Of Glenn
Friermood accompanied by Mrs.
Ross Caldwell. ~.
THE e.r, Angel and the Shepherd" from
Reading BY Justine statsenbur He" publ Mdpa'e
Land Of the SKY Blue Water :: .Yost
From the Cane Brake" ........ Gardner
Hugh McGibney, accompanied by
Georgia Baughman.
:g{an re s sSas Of the Madonna. Head
Marion Thomas. vocalist, Accompanied BY by
Margaret Gallagher.
.NoctuTne in Minor o .CSopin
Francis Breener, pianist.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Ruth Book, Misses Gertrude
Whalen and Louisa Steeg.
Mrs. Frank Edenharter, member
ship chairman of the matinee must
Gale announces that applicants for
active membership will be heard
Jan. IL, at the home of the preSi-
dent, Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman,
S448 North Pennsylvania street.
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"Sicilian Bells at Christmas
Time" will be the subject of the
lecture to be given next week by
Mrs. Samuel r. Artman, before the
following chapters:
Elsinore chapter will meet for
luncheon and a guest day party
Monday at the home of Mrs. Wood
fin. Mrs. Eugene Short will present
program of Christmas music
Members will exchange gifts
r
Eidelweiss and Alpha chapters
will hold their regular meeting at
the Lumley tearoom at $50 Tues
day evening. Following a short
business meeting, the program COM
nittee will present a program Of
Christmas music, including a PIANO
logue by Miss Ruth Hoorer and
vocal selections by Misses Annabe!
Butcher and Stone. Miss Betty
Coker will be initiated into Alpha
chapter.
Australian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Fred C.
Noble, 1913 North Bancroft avenue
at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Mesdames Ray
Noblitt and Clyde Pierce will be as
sistant hostesses. There will be a
special musical program and an ex-
change of gifts.
r n
Washington chapter will be en-
tertained by Misses Verne Lowman
and Blanche Fenton at the home
of Miss Lowman, SGT East Thirty
third street, at $50 Wednesday eve
ming with an Italian spaghetti din
ner. Miss Ruth Hoover will be a
guest of the chapter and will give
a Christmas reading, accompanied
by Miss Lownan. There will be spe-
cial Christmas music. Each mem
Der will bring gift for a 'grab bag -"
Misses Dorothy Burns and Marie
Elwell are new members of the
chapter.
Mandalay chapter will have a
guest day Christmas party WedneS
day at 1870 p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. J. G.. KarSted, 2430 North
Delaware street. Luncheon will be
served at 1870. Assistant hostesses
will be MeSdameS Mary Ritemeir,
George Pugh and Miss Leonora
Calvelage. Christmas decorations
will be used and gifts will be ex-
changed. A Christmas program has
been arranged consisting of vocal
selections by Mrs. Glen Friermood;
a group of harp selections by Miss
Rose Dowd; vocal number by o. F.
Andrews, accompanied by his moth
er, Mrs. Daisy Andrews, and read
ingS by Misses Clair Van Reman and
Wanita Roninger. Mesdames j. A
Cameron and r. P. Overmyer will
be special guests.
n n
Panamanian chapter will be en-
,crtained with Christmas party
ard luncheon at the home of Mrs
Sam Moore, 438 East Fifty-first
street, at l Thursday afternoon
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs
Lora j. Foote Christmas decora-
tons will be used throughout the
house. Members will respond to roll
call with Christmas quotations
There will be an exchange of gifts
Mrs. j. A. Cameron, federation pres
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MFRS. GLENN BARNHILL
I'VE CURRY upper lef0, was
before her marriage Thanksgiving
day, Miss Martha Allegro Stubs.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Everett Stubs, 46 Johnson ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Curry are at
home in Bloomington.
-Photo-Craft.
Miss Dorothy Reynolds upper
right. became the bride of John
B. Collins at a surprise wedding
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Photo by Platt.
The marriage of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Carter dover left), took
place Thanksgiving evening at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Dubuc, 1915
Washington boulevard.
-Photo-Craft.
Mrs. James j. Hayes dover
right, was Miss Gertrude Cain
before her marriage Thanksgiving
day.
-photO-Craf