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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19
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ksmr Sacrihces--Ciancy, FlaTstead. Hev-
ina Double plsy--MyerS to Reean to Todt
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rls. UmpireS~-MeSsrS. Nalhn and Dinnren
Time Of eame-~l hour and SIS minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19
RY CORINNE FRAZIER.

/ LAYGROUND athletes we're prin-
eipally concerned with track
and field events and their sth-
lctic efficiency button tests this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
How One Thin
Woman Gained
II Pounds
Read This Letter

This is from Mrs. w. E. Looney
I just must tell you that McCoy's
Tablets are the finest things I have
ever tried. I have always been thin
and never found anything to do me
so much good. was disappointed
in the beginning.
I weighed 104 when began-now
I weigh 1857. 4 praise them. I
can't be without them. My limbs
are picking up fine. I am singing
their praises to every one I see. I
didn't have any faith in them to
start.
Signed (Mrs. w. E. Looney)
Tennessee.
Oct 10Th, 1927
Mccoy takes all the risk-read
this ironclad guarantee. If after
taking 4 sixty cent boxes of Nc
Coy'S Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes
any thin, underweight man or wom-
an doesn't gain at least pounds
and feel completely satisfied with
the marksd improvement in
health your druggist is author
lied to return the purchase price.
The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened-just
ask for McCoy's Tablets at Hooks
Dependable Drug Stores or any drug
store in Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
Proves Fish Story

By Times Special
HARRISBURG, Ind, March g.
Clifford Martz invited several
friends to his home here for fish
fry, as proof that his fish story, the
seasons first here, was true. Martz
caught six bass, total weight 16
pounds, 5 ounces, in Moscow Lake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
LABOR CHIEF AT GARY
William Green, Federation PreSi-
dent, Will Speak Tonight.

BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, March 9.-The city of
Gary where nine years ago organized
labor lost momentous wage fight
with the United States Steel Cor
poration, today was host to Presi-
dent William Green, American Fed
Grafton of Labor president,
Green was scheduled to address
a meeting here tonight of several
hundred labor leaders and public
officials of the Calumet industrial
region.
Thomas N. Taylor, Indianapolis,
head Of the Indiana Labor Fedora
tic, and John Walker, Chicago, head
of the Illinois Labor Federation.
also will speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
ARRANGE FOR |. U. SHOW
Local Alumni Chairman and Stu
dent Committee Confer.

Local Alumni Chairman and Stu
dent Committee Confer.
BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March g.
Carl futile, chairman of the Indi-
annapolis alumni committee in
charge of arrangements for the
showing of 1.-The Jordan River
Revue" Indiana University musical
comedy, Monday, March 10, at the
Murat Theater. Indianapolis, was
here Thursday night for a rehearsal
He completed plans for the Indian
apolis show with member student
committee.
Walter Partridge, dancing master
of the Indiana ballroom, Indianapo-
lis, was also here for final criticism
of dance numbers. First showing
of the musical comedy is set for
Monday night here at the Harris
Grand Theater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
Train Kills Aged Man

By United Press
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, March 9.
Jacob B. Karnes, IS, near Whit
ley, was killed almost instantly Two
miles west of South Whitley when
the automobile he was driving was
struck by a Nickel Plate freight
train.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
SUES SELF FOR s2,125
Wabash Man Is Citizen Plaintiff
Administrator Defendant.

Administrator Defendant.
By Times Special
WABASH, Ind, March "a suit
filed here by Didrick S. Korporal
against himself is believed to be the
first in local court history in which
the plaintiff and defendant are the
same person.
AS a private citizen, Korporal
seeks $2,125 from himself as ad-
administrator, of the estate of Mary
L. KorporaI. The money is claimed
in payment for services of caring
the woman for a period of eighty
five weeks while she was insane.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
WARREN, OHIO
Macy PIKNIKETRENDEZNEK
A MAGYAR HAZ JAVARA

Warren, O., magyarsaga meg
ertette az id6k jelet es elhataroz-
tax, hogy barmilyen aldozatukba
is fog keriilni, felepitik a Magyar
Hazat. Ebb6l celb6l megalaki-
tottak Magyar Haz Egyesuletet
es ez az egyesiilet bar csak 81
taggal alakult meg, ugyancsak
dolgozik a eel elereseert.
Most peldaul Macy piknikre ke-
sziilnek julius 4-en, az Indenpen-
dence Day-kor tartjak a pikniket
a South Main Streeten. A piknik
tiszta j0vedelme az utols6 centig
a Magyar Haz alap javara lesz
forditva.
A rendez6bizottsag ezuton is
keri ugy a helybeli mint k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsagot, hogy to-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ K0REB0L
Kohl:
vECsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelkesz.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk ke-
beleben a reank k0vetkezo vasar-
nap, azaz julius Len reggel 8 ora
t6l fel 11-ig yasarnapi iskola es
utana mindjart istentisztelet.
Sziniel0adas utan. A vasarnapi
iskolas n0vendekek az elmult het
folyaman hoztak szinre a temp
lom alatt lev6 auditoriumban Ra-
kosi Viktor altal irt harom felyo-
nasos boh6zatat, a 1"TartaleEos
ferj -et, amely a koriilmenyek-
hez kepest, miutan mind gyerme-
kek jatszottak, erkolcsileg ma
gyon jol sikeriilt, de mar anyagi-
lag korantsem sikeriilt ugy, mem
pedig azert, inert tunteto
atyankfiai megint tavol tartottak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
Z 80
NAGYOBB JELENT0SEGU
VALTOZASOK Az 1924. EV1
BEVANDORLASI T0RVENYEN

A bevandorlasi torveny szigo-
ra folytan szetszakitott csaladok
.egyesitese erdekeben, majus no
28-an a Kongresszus mindket ha-
IA helybenhagyta beyandorlasi
t0ryeny javasolt megvaltozasat.
IA k0vetkez6 napon ez toryeny-
er5re is emelkedett. A koz6haJ
nyoman 1924 6ta most eszkozol-
TEX q bevandorlasi toryeny els0
valtozatasat.
Az enyhit5 yaltozas leglenye-
resebb resze az 1924. torveny, 6.
paragrafusa. Az eddigi torveny
szerint kedvezmenyes kV6tara q
koyetkez5k tarthattak igenyt: q
21 6vn<l id5sebb amerikai polgar
|apja, anyja, feles6ge, fsrje es p
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28

kovetkez6 vasarnap, julius len
fogja tartani rendes havi gyile-
set, a templom alatt levS audit6-
riumban, delutAn ket 6rakor.
Minden tagnak megjelenese ok
vetetleniil megkivAntatik.
Adom&nyok. Az elmult het TO-
lyaman k0vetkez6 adomanyok
folytak be egyhazunk javara. A
vasarnapi iskolds n0vendekek
adomanya $25.55, nehai Szab6
Istvan temetese utan $500, Far
relli BIS. Egylet teremberlete 6
dollar. Templomunkat a vasarna-
pi istentisztelet alkalmaval k0-
vetkez6 moi testvereink diszitet-
tex fel el0virag csokrokkal: Baba
Janosne es Aszalos Margit. Fo-
gadjak erte halas koszonetiinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28

even aluli nemhazas gyermeke,
valamint mem polgar beyandorl6
(vele erkez6, vagy kovet6) fold
mivel6sben jartas felesege es 16
even aluli gyermekei. A torve-
nyesen bebocsatOtt idegen felese-
ge es kiskoru gyermeke eddig
mem reszesult kedyezmenyben,
annak dacara, hogy az illet6 XII
vette els6 papirjat es ezzel kife-
jezest adott annak az 6hajanak.
hogy lit szandekozik alland6an
megtelepedni.
Ennek hatodik t0rvenysza.
kasznak elony0s 4 valtozata 1928
julius h6 elsejetH fogya lep elet.
be, kovetkez6kep:
Minden nemzetisegnek evi kv6,
tajanak so szazal6ka fenntartan.
do azok szamara, akik d. eve1
betoltott amerikai polgar sznlei
|vagy annak ,ferje 1928 maju'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
MYERS Y. COOPER

(L) Ohio alla1n kormanyzo valasztasra k6sziil Mint
rendesen jelo most is esz eleg. szavazo pogaronak
bo alkalnuk lesz valogatn jeloltek kozott.
Mne tobb jelolt, ANIMAL nehezebb valasztas. Ha
szavaz6 pogarok 6remesen akanak vaasztani, feltet
len sziikseges hogy alaposan megsmerkedjenek elo
tekkel hogy smerj6k jeoltek multjat, munkassagat
politikai fefogsat, hogy bzonyosak legyenek, hogy
jelot megvalasztasa eseten 0magat kepvisel ha-
mem azoznak osszeseg6t akiknek szavazaaval hvatai
szekebe jutott.
Az allan legfontosabb hivatala ko11nanyz6i tszt-
seq. Hiszen allan legeso tisztvseloje kormanyzo
Toe fgg Macy reszben hogy egyes torvenyeket mint
halifax v6gre hogy elel6sseggel jar6 hivataokba Xix
keriinek hogy alam penztaraba befoyt penzze ho-
cyan gazdalkodnak
Fontos nagyon fontos tehat az, kogy alaposan meg
gondoak szavaz6 polgarok AIT, hogy kit valaszanak
Ohio allan legfelelosegteesebb hivataaba.
V6lemenynk szerint eddig legtobb klatasa jelolt-
segre Myers Y. Coopernek
Cooper maga is megmozdit mnden k0vet, hogy ct
eloek politikai baraai is agresziv kampanyt indi
ottak erdekeben. Mar most szervezk azokat gyu
leseket, ameyeken beszelni fog. Ezeken gyIeseken
elenfelekrol fog besze hogy azoknak jellemet
befekese, hanem vaasztassal kapcsoatos fontos eve
ket foga ismertetni. Pedau kjelenti att hogy ado
emel6shez ada hozzajarulasa ugyanakkor defic
et sem fog az allam penzaraban okozn Hogy utren
deszet hvatal elere potkusokat, hanem szakerto
ket fog allitan hogy allami konyvtrat ura kogja
nyitni hogy mez6gazdasagi hivatal elere yanokat
allit akik ertenek mez3gazdasaghoz es f0dmveeshez
hogy fog olyan torvenyjavaslatot visszauastan
amelyk az ifjusag nevel6s6t, mveodes6t mozdja elo
hogy munkasvedeln torvenyek vegrehajtasat ugy fog
ia befoyason hogy szksegtelen kesedelmet entezendo
igyek szenvedjenek Myers Y Cooper nagytekintely
ember Mar eddig sok olyan eredm6nyt tud felmutatn
potkai munkassag teren anil yent nagyon keyesen tud
max megtenni
A Republicans partiak nagy or0mmel vettek AIT
hirt hogy hajando efogadni jeloltseget mar meg
is kezdt6k szervezkedest lit Youngstownban, hogy
tteni szavaz6 pogarozka megismeressek ot Ez bzott
sag 0nkentesen niagara vlata kampany rendezeset es
mnden ehetos6get fel fog hasznan arra, hogy AIT e
lolte Myers Coopert, akt m6lt6nak talalt ko1nany
zo aIasra mine szelesebb korben megismertesse
vaz6 polgarokkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28

81. utan tortent hazassag reven.
Ugyanilyen kedvezmenyben re-
szesulnek foldmivelesben jartas
bevandorl6k, azok felesegei es Is
even aluli ellatasra szorul6 oyer
mekei. Ezekiel egyitt johet,
vagy a csalad ugyanilyen jog
mellett kovetheti 6ket.
A kv6ta fennmarad6 Given
szazaleka, valamint minden feles-
leg, ami az el6bbi paragraphs XII
veteles vizumai utan megmarad,
az alland6 letelepedesre bebocsa-
tott idegen 81 even aluli nemha-
zas gyermekei es felesege szama-
ra van fenntartva. K0z0nseges
kv6tabevandorlok szamara vizu-
mot csak fenti ket oszaly kiele-
gitese utan adnak.
Fontos valtozasokat eszkoz0l-
tex az 1924. torveny ak paragra-
fusaban is, amely a mem kv6ta-
bevandorl6kkal foglalkozik. Ed
dig egy amerikai polgar nemha-
zas gyermekenek csak Is. even
alul volt joga kvotan kiviil bej0n-
nj, most a korhatart 81 eyre toll
tax XII. Kvotan XVIII statusza
lett tovabba az .amerikai polgar
ferjenek, ha hazassag 1928. evi
iunius elseje el6tt ment vegbe.
A beerkezett els0 informacio
szerint az ittlako idegennek mem
szukseges folyamodnia hozzatar-
toz6i kedvezmenyes vizumert,
ugyanis a helybeli amerikai kon-
zul fogja ext kedvezmenyt a
szabalyos eljaras alapjan megad-
nj. A konzuli listakon ugyis any
nyi egyen szerepel, akik Ameri-
kaban lako idegenek felesege
vagy gyermekeinek valljak ma
gukat. A konzul ezeket az alfalfa
nos listar6l kedvezmenyesre ye-
yeti at - hivatalbol. A konzul
allapitja meg rokonsagi igenyeik
val6disagat es t0rvenyszeriiseget.
Ha az illet6 allitasai valo tenyek
es j6 eg6szsegben van, testileg es
szellemileg is, vizumot megadja.
A vizumot sor szerint adjak meg,
tehat ajanlatos lisara miel6bb
ielentkezni. Az ittlak6 idegen,
igyekezzek tehat feleseget es
gyermeket az uj torvenyvalto-
zasr6l ertesiteni es egyben affi-
davitot kiildeni szamukra.
Amerikai polgarok, mint eddig
is, 633. sz. urlapon folyamod-
max a Bevandorlasi = Fobiztoshoz,
rokonaik kedvezmenyes vagy
kv6tan kivuli statuszaert. A To-
lyamodvanyt akkor is bekuldheti
polgar, amikor mem lakik teny-
legesen az Egyesult Allamok te-
rlleten.
Az az amerikai polgar, aki Is
-21 ewes, mem hazas gyermeke-
mex, vagy ferjenek kedvezmenyes
bebocsatast ker6 folyamodvanya-
ra kedvezo valaszt kapott, mem
kell, hogy azok kv6tan kivul val6
helyezeseert nj folyamodvanyt
nyujtson be. Az uj torveny SEE
rint ugyanis, a konzulok ezt auto
matikusan intezik, ertesitven az
idegen hozzatartozoit a valtozas-
| r6l es annak idejen kiadjak
kvotan kiviili vizumot.
II A TI.-SHAR0N1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28

magukat az el0adastol, csupan
azok a .sziil0k vettek reszt az el0-
adason, akiknek a gyermekok
iatszott. Ezen nehez Szindarab
gyermekszereploi voltak: Bordy
Margit, Bordy Sander, Kish Ilo-
ma, Bir6 Gizella, Vas Zsuzsanna,
Fabian Anna, Kovacs Istvan,
Kinda Margit, Kacs6 Janos, Szi-
lagyi Ferenc, Vas Lima, Gal f.
| Vas Irma, 10th Iren, 10th Janos,
Bordy Karoly es Kish Anna. Az
eloadasban elofordult magyar da-
lokat pedig Bir6 Margit kiserte
zongoran igazi hozzaertessel.
Megjegyzend6, hogy eme kozo-
nyos viselkedes kozepette is, mint
egy 32 dollar es SO cent volt be-
vetel, amellyel szemben csupan
csak 6 dollar es 95 cent volt kia-
das es ICY a vasarnapi iskolas no
vendekek egyhazunk penztarat
Is dollar es 55 centtel gyarapi-
tottak. Eme nemes cselekedetuk-
ert fogadjak a szereplok azok-
max testvereknek az elismere-
set, akik meltanyolni tudjak AIT
a Macy faradsagot, amelyet SEE
rep betanulasa es annak eloadasa
koriil fejtettek XII.
Egyhazi piknik. Amint jelezve
volt, egyhazunk julius 4-en, SEER
dan fogja tartani elso Macy nyari
majalisat, meg peaig a Bodi test
verunk gyonyoru sep farmjan,
amely a repiiloter kozeleben van.
Egyhazunk eme piknikje, mar a
reggeli 6rakban fogja kezdetet
venni, amelyre az el6kesziletek
annak rendje es modja szerint
mar teljesen rendben vannak. Az
ujonnan megvalasztott bizottsag
jo zener6l, ennivalorol es hiisitok-
rol gondoskodott S icy hacsak le-
hetseges, legyink oft mindnya-
jan. Jelezziik tovabba AIT is, hogy
bizottsag meg transzportalas-
rol is gondoskodott ICY akiknek
mines autoja, ha eljonnek tenn
plomhoz l orara, akkor oman
auton mehetnek Xxi a helyszinre,
termeszetesen viteldijat fizet-
ni0k kell.
Az arvahazra valo adakozas. A
Ligonieri arvak k0futjok alkal-
naval egyhazunkat is megtisztel-
tex latogatasukkai, ~ennel fogva
latogatas alkalmaval a k0vetkez0
testvereink adtak kegyes adoma-
nyokat az arvahaz javara: Blro
Andrasne es Horvath Mihalyne
gyiijtese: $10O Mathe Janosne,
Tisza Pal, Macy Karoly, Danko-
vics Sander, Gabor Jozsefne, Kri-
zsan Mihalyne, Gergely Andras,
Semperger Istvanne, Csongradl
Ferenc, Vajka Farkas, BRO An
drasne, Hirvath Mihalyne, Szabo
Balazsne. so cent: Karosi Lajos,
Lukacs J6zsefne, Linzebold ia
kab, 10th Zsigmond, Kantor Mi
haly, Karikas Pal. 25 cent: 10th
Janos. Osszesen: $16.25. Kish I'm
rene es Kinda Gyorgyne gyuJte-
Sc: $500 Mt. Vecsey A. Jenone,
Zoo Dul Peter. 100 Szabo Fe-
rencne, Kurpe Mikl6s, Aszalos
Paine, Guthy Eszter, Hideg La
josne, Gal Gergely, Iremias ia
nosne, ozv. Pal Sandorne, Szanto
Janosne, Szab6 Julianna, Vegh
Janos, Szigeti Andrasne, Zorro
Andrasne, Szekely Ferencne, Fa-
bian .Mihalyne. $1.05 Dorko IA
rolyne. so centet: Demeter Ag-
mes, Fonagy Janosne, Szakacs Jo-
|zsefne, Iyancza J6zsefne, Mrs
Rosa, Kontcz Mihalyne, Mrs
| Pandur, Lakatos Zsigmond, SEE
kelly Istvanne, Mrs. Molnar, Boil
dizsar NOISE, Duruttya Mikl6s
Shamu Gyorgyne, Macy Jozsefne
!, Kish Kalmanne, Csonor Albert
40 centet: Mrs. Kacs6. 80 centet
Il Mo1nar TIdi Ok caufpf. killOn 10
The Washington times., 1928-08-02
Air Mail Rate Cut
Loads Planes With
Freak ackages

Win the advent of the new
scent rate on air mail, inaugurated
Yesterday. air mail planes arriv-
ing here carried triple loads ana
TWO planes were required to carry
the northsbound Atlanta New York
mail.
Many queer shaped packages
and letters were In the heavy.
mail. One was 4 letter, 2 by 4
feel, from Postmaster Edward K.
Large. OF Atlanta, to Postmaster
General New. Another was
letter 10 small that the address
could Be read only through 4
nlagnifying glass. This letter was
J PLACED in niniature mail sack.
ut Ii from u Ben Faulkner, man
ager of the Atlanta airfield. and
ii destined for Harold 4. Pitcairn.
president Of the firm which flies
the mail.
" IA bottle Of soft drink manu-
featured in Atlanta, was sent to
New York and required $40 in
postage stamps. An the exhibits
for a display of Georgia products,
to be opened today III New York
came North on last nights air
mail. Shoes. pencils candy packed
in ice, dresses. overalls and tents
were among the products sent 10
the EXHIBIT.
The Washington times., 1928-08-02
Mai. Gen. SuInmeralE to
Review C.MT.C. Troops

FORT EUSTIS. Va, Aug. a.
Mai. Gen. Charles p. SummsTall,
chief OF staff OF the Army, will re.
view the @. NJ r. G. Regiment At
$40 o'clock Friday morning. Aug
sust 8, 1t has been announced by
Col. j. p. Tracy. commanding Of
ficer OF the G. M. r. c..
General Summerall since he has
been ait the head OF the staff 81
lie IT. S. Army has taken an active
interest in the affairs OF the C.
NJ 4. C. and has supported the
camps in every way possible
The review Friday morning will
be the last review before the camp
closes the following day.
The Washington times., 1928-08-02
| OST YACH IS
MYSTERY

SANTANDER, Spain. Aug. -.
Ships searching for the missing
American sailing Yacht Azara have
extended their efforts beyond the
Bay Of Biscav to the Atlantic, but
no trace OF the boat was reported
today.
Despite the continued silence Of
the yacht. which was equipped BIZ
radio stations on the north coast
continue intermittent calls.
Anxiety over the yacht and the
Americans on board. including one
woman. has now grown Into actual
boats steward
appearances was heightened BY the
fact that it was equipped with mo-
tors for use in case Of an emery
enpy.
The Washington times., 1928-08-02
PARIS BAL Ties.
OVER PATRON
SAINT
h International News Service

ny international News Services
PARIS. Aus. THE statue q
Sainte Genevieye has her hack
turned to Paris and the populace
IS peeved.
Isn't SaInte Genevieve the pa
tron saint Or Parish
You know she never turned
away from the city in its moments
of greatest need?"
Was not her immortal spirit the
inspiration for Frances greatest
painters and sculptors? And did
net they always choose to depict
her watching benevolentIy over the
city?''
obviously demanding an affirma-
tive answer, these questions are the
arguments OF critics The statue
Of Sainte Genevieve. i1eroically pro-
portioned. stands on the new Tour
nellie Bridge. just behind Notre
Dame.
Turns Back on Church
PurpOselv. or BY mistake. it was 50
HA<4zEH lEldI TIE SeEEAlc, SltA11tAAS8
cnuDtenance OF the patron saint
looks east over the upper reaches
Of the Seine toward quays. where
coal barses and wine casks abound.
It is entirely noticeable that the
statue shows broad back to Notre
Dame.
The dispute over the placing or
misplacing Of Sainte Genevieve has
now assumed the proportions OF the
famous controversy waged some
wears ago around Civic Virtue in
New York.
III this case there is no criticism
or the work OF the sculptor, who is
nj Paul K.andowski. In fact the
sculptor Is one of those WAC most
strenuousIy oppose the manner IN
which the statue is oriented
savior Or Paris
saint Genevieve saved Paris. from
besiegers IN the fifth century Au-
thorifies, loathe 10 rearrange the
p1atue, pointed out that its present
attitude II of q sentinel ready 10
ward off invaders The suggestion.
was promptly laughed down.
City fathers debated the dilemma
OF the statue. bur the only concrete
idea produced at their meeting was
to place the statue on pivot ana
ha ve It facing. sometimes east,
sometimes west. The proposition
was not voted on.
Sculptor L.andowski protested he
dislikes to see the smile he created
wasfed On q fleet 81 coal baregs and
= pile or wine casks TO his and
other objections the ministry Of
public works replies The statue
viii remain ssvl1ers III Is placed z
The Washington times., 1928-08-02
George Refuses Reply
TO N II AssembIyInan

sT. SIMONs ISLAND. Ca, Aug.
1 Z. senator waller i. George of
Georgia today declined to reply 10
tI1e1open letter 0f former Assembly
ma ns George N. Jesse, Of New IL orl1,
taking him to task Tor remarks
III. his An1erfcns lGa.) speech re-
Gently.
II he Is 50 poorly informed as
not e know that the America 2
people are convinced that the last
two Presidents have been ind ferent
and slow to act lii the face &c dis
closures involving many high Fed
eral officials. then wouldnst care
to reply TO anything he may have
said. Senator George stated.
The Washington times., 1928-08-02
IOwans Here Organize
Club to Boost Hoover

An Iowa Hoover for President
club was organized here last night
when d group OF local Iowans met
at Republican national committee
headquarters in the Barr Building.
1t Il estimated that there are
about 1000 citizens Of the State
now residing here and their az
sistance in getting in touch with
the folks back home is expected TO
win a lumber Of votes for the Re.
publican candidate.
An effort will also be made to
form other Hoover State clubs and
definite plan OF action to carry
the work from the District into
the States will be outlined.
The Washington times., 1928-08-02

william u Burns, AS. colored, Of
the 100 block Twentieth st. II NJ i.
died early today ins Casualty Hos
@pifaI. several hours after he was
brought iii from Fifty fourth and
Tronte SITS m r., where be was
struck BY washington Railway
and Electric car ia charge of
Motorman Edward Perry and Con.
luctor b. WI. Herndon.
Burns skull was fractured ana
his hand crushed. An inquest into
his death will be held tomorrow &C
ii 80 O'Clock
Girl Hit BY street Car
Miss Ella M Wood, u. living on
Prince ST., Alexandra, Is n Elmer.
gency Hospital with 4 possible skull
fracture and other injuries. said to
have been inflicted by q hit-and.
run street car asst might
The girl was walking across ~ -
tenth ST. N. w, al, New York
Avenue. when the car struck her.
She was taken to the hospital BY
taxicab driver who found her
PROSTATE on the street.
An automobile driven by Giovanni
Capanellis 80 Of the 400 Dlock
eighth ST. s. IA f., was demolished
and the driver was sericu WI njliled
last night in collision with q
Washington Railway and Electric
Company car at Ninth and East
Capitol Streets.
CapanelH was taken to Casualty
TIpspita; with q broken shoulder and
broken ribs and head cuts. His con.
N of r
smith operated the car.
Children Recovering
Three children, who We're knocked
down by automobiles while playing
on the street near their homes, al
were reported to be recovering to-
day.
They are Dorothy Godfrey. 4, OF
the first block on Bates st. Al. w. /:
Ralpfe Wall, jr, 5, the 100 block
Twentieth st. N E., who was
struck while riding his tricycle.;
Charles Curtis, II, the 200 block
u st. n. w. and Henry Kalmus, s,
a44A .1 f 7.- Z. I