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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-23
POSTAL BODY ELECTS
Benjamin Sparks, Rushville, Heads
Indiana Letter Carriers.

BIZ Times SDcCIdG
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 23.-Indiana
delegates to the convention of the
National Letter Carriers Association
have elected the following State Of
1icers:
Benjamin Sparks, Rushville, presi-
dent; Harry Young, Richmond, vice
president; Merrill Jones, Muncie,
secretary; Edgar L. Minnick, Indi-
annapolis, treasurer; executive board
members, Ralph Rembrandt, Ev-
anSville, and Claude Shipley, Mar
tinsville.
New Albany was chosen as the
1929 convention city.
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Lots for Sale

25TH. W. 433-Desirable lot near River
side PkYy.: $3.50; all clear. Dr. 1910.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF
FRIDAY EVENTS


Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Arms.
Altrusa Club luncheon. Columbia Club.
OptimiSts Club luncheon. Claypool.
Master Painters Association luncheon,
ElkS Club.
Religious week services, interdenomi-
national, Roberts Park M. L. Church.
p. NJ.
Plans to boost the opening of
Loew's Palace .Theater will be made
at business meeting following the
regular monthly banquet of the
Pennsylvania Street Merchants AS
ISOLATION at the Spink-Arms Hotel
tonight, according to Isadore Korn-
blum, president of the organization.
Theodore J. Duehler, 1924 AstOr
St, was taken to city hospital after
the truck he was driving crashed
with a truck driven by Warren d.
Boone, 955 Maple ST.. at Rural and
Twenty Sixth SITS. this morning.
Duehler's truck ran over the curb
and he was thrown out and badly
cut and bruised.
The Marion County Rainbow
Division Veterans Association will
meet Friday at p. m. at the
Armory. The veterans will bowl
at $3.50 p. m. at the Capitol alleys
Mrs. J. A. Farrell, home service
director of Indianapolis Power and
Light Company, will speak Friday
afternoon at the indianapolis
Teachers College chapel hour
exercises. She will discuss use of
electricity from the homemaker'
standpoint
earle Wilde, indianapolis at
torney, discussed the life and ac-
complishmentS of George Washing
ton at the thirty-fourth anniversary
banquet of the Athenaeum, New
Jersey st. and Massachusetts, Ave,
Wednesday night.
Washington's faith in the people,
the Government, himself and in God
was his predominant characteristic
said William Henry Harrison, at
torney, addressing the South Grove
Civic Association at the South Grove
Clubhouse Wednesday night. James
Bradford, president, presided.
Morris Kaseff, of 1101 Maple ST.,
will be taken to Jeffersonville, Ind,
to face a fraudulent check charge,
Detectives Feeney and Golnisch said
today. Kaseff is held the city prison
as fugitive.
Second reports in the membership
campaign of the Y. M G. A. will be
made by workers tonight. A special
program with motion pictures is
scheduled. Two hundred sixteen new
memberships were reported at the
first report meeting Monday.
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THREE SENT TO PRISON
Speedy Justice for AssaiIants and
Robbers of Oolitic Man.
By Uaitcd Press

By Uaitcd Press
BEDFORD, Ind, Feb. 23.-Three
Oolitic men, who beat Steve Sutack,
70, into insensibility Tuesday night
and robbed him of $1,189, were SEN
fenced to prison terms today.
Leonard Jeffries, 35, was SEN
fenced to five to twenty-one years in
the Indiana State prison, and Roy
Davis, %, and Ray Jeffries, %, to
five to twenty-one years each in the
Indiana Reformatory.
They admitted entering Sutack's
shack at Oolitic, smuggling him,
stealing the money from belt on
his body, and fleeing to Blooming
ton, where they were caught. The
money was recovered.
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FEDERAL DRY AGENT,
FINED, TO LOSE JOB
Watson for President Leader At
tackled South Bend Man

Watson for President Leader At
tackled South Bend Man
By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. &c.
F. Bivin, Federal dry agent, is under
SIS city court fine as the result Of
striking Joseph Treine over the head
with blackjack during an argu-
ment over. an automobile accident.
Bivin is manager of the Watson-for-
President Club and Perry County
Republican chairman.
The agent will lose his position as
a result of the case, City Judge
Chester l.. DuComb announced in
imposing the fine.
Joseph Allie, another prohibition
officer, was acquitted in city court of
charge of driving an automobile
while drunk.
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Death Notices

% at residence, 2244 Kenwood Ave Wife
Of Henry Long. sister of Mrs. Julia Ellis
Malachy and Martin Collins: three
nepheWs, James P. Joseph and James D.
Collins. Was a member of A. o. H. Sta
ton No. g., Funeral Saturday. Feb 25,
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-23

Second reports in the membership
campaign of the Y. M. c.. A. will be
made by workers tonight. A special
program with motion pictures is
scheduled. Two hundred sixteen new
memberships were reported at the
first report meeting Monday.
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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.
ExCAVATING, GRADING & SODDING-
wanted or sub-contract. Phone 4700i No
NobiesVille
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INVITES MRS. LINDBERGH
New York Asks Mother to Hear
Indy Address Legislature.

By United Press
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 23.-Mrs.
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh, mother
of the famous aviator, has been
invited by the New York State
Legislature to be present when her
son addresses a joint session of that
body next Wednesday.
The invitation was telegraphed by
Senator j. Griswold Webb and AS
seblywman Herbert Shork.
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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 when answering. Box c
966. Times.
HOUSEKEEPER-Abou 80 years. More for
nome than wages. Box c 96l, Times.
DANCING teacher to connect with down
town SCR; attrac. offer Box Q $50. Times
HOUSEKlEPER WANTEl0-John c. SnIder.
~. WAYNE. Ind. General Deliverv.
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Instructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad.
yates pass State examinations easily
200 Odo Fellow Bldg Ma S7e and $500
P1ANIST-A-l accompanied for vocal
tcher in exch. for les'ns. Bx 953 Times
PIANO AND HARMONY-Lessons; full
hour 81; EXP. teacher. Ri 30an
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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 Sc capac-
lty. She must be .uii 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, busi-
ness experience, education, etc.
1nclose picture with letter and
give business references. All
applications will be held strict
~ confidential IL so desired.
Write Box A 20. care of Times.
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
NOTICE

To the taxpayers of the Sanitary District
OF Irdlanapolis, consisting OF the City
OF Indianapolis and the Town OF Wood
run. of the determination to issue bonds
for and on behalf of said Sanitary Dis
trict TO pay for Concrete Resulting
Tank. Additional Water Supply system.
Intercepter. to be constructed as addi-
tons to the sewage disposal plant, SyS-
TEN aud works, and to the existing in
creeping and connecting sewers OF said
Notice IS hereby given to the taxpayers
OF the Sanltary District Of 1ndia4appolis.
apolis and the Town of Woodruff. that
the Board OF Sanitary Commissioners OF
behalf thereof; by resolution duly. passed
and adopted by said board on the 2lst
day of February. 1929. determined to is
sue bonds OF said Sanitary District of In;
dollars 50.00000l, to bear interest at 4
per cent per annum; payable semi-an-
the first interest on said bonds to be
payable July /; 1929, said bonds to be
ries as follows: $4,000 90 Of said bonds
shall be payable on Jan. of each year.
beginning with Jan. |. 1880. and ending
purpose OF raising money to pay. for a
Concrete Resulting Tank. Additional
Water Supply system. and. Clarified Sew
age Conduit, and for said. Iowa st: In
to the sewage disposal plant. system and
works. and to the existing intercepting
and connecting sewers of said Sanitary
District.
Said bonds shall not in any respect
be q corporate Obligation or Indebtedness
of said City of Indianapolis. Ind. but
shall be and constitute an Indebtedness
Of said Sanitary District as special tax
ing district.
l.. ERT SLACK,
Mayor
STERLING r. HOLT,
City Controller.
President Board of Sanitary Commits
sion of the Sanitary District of In
dianapolis.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

JUST THINK
How much aid YOU can give to the
needy by giving your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines and papers to THE
SALVATION ARMY Industrial home. Ri
1922.
FURNITURE WANTED
We will paw the best nrice. Oh $500.
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-EGAL NOTICE

The Board Of trustees OF the Central
State Hospital will receive sealed pro-
posalS until Friday. Feb. Is. Ell 10 a. m.
for furnishing supplies for the month of
March. 1923. Estimate book Will be on
file al Room l47 Statehouse. from and
after Monday. Feb. 20. 1923.
BY order Of
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Lost and Found

BOX OF TOOLS-Lost; e25 w. New York.
Please return. Parties are known.
CANIEO-Pin, gold in or around Flanner
d5 Buchanan, Illinois st. car or Blocks
store. Keepsake. Reward. HUI. 6223
CIGAR LIGHTER--Man:. seth and Mer.;
initials "a M" Reward. He. 307l.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Green lost. Name Carl
Brick engraved. Reward IT. 4206-W.
PUPPY-Young. airedale: Tuesday after
noon Reward. DONALD JAMESON.
1914 Central. HUI. SOFA.
PURSE-Gray; lost between Market and
18th on Della Reward. Ri. 2709.
PURSE-In wreck west Plainheld Sat.
owner in need. Rev. Oh. 3305-W
PURSE-Large. brown, lost in front Ma
rott's store Monday. Reward. Ia. $685..
PICTURES AND NEGATIVES-12; lost
in 100 block or 1900 block Broadway.
Reward. 1903 Broadway. He. $3.50
RING-White gold mans tiger eye cameo;
downtown Tues. eve. Rev. Oh. 3252-W.
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Special Notices

SIS WEEKLY-Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry. to distribute
Rawleighs household products to steady
users. Several fine openings in Indian
apolis and nearby towns We train and
help you SO you can make up to 500 a
week or more. No experience necessary
Pleasant. profitable. dignifled work. Write
today W. T. RAWLE1GH CO., Dept. IN
1853. Freeport. III.
WILL George and Charlie Reese, brothers
of Lena. Hitchf1eld. who. died Tuesday.
mediately. Ii. 634l. 949 N. Rural.
LEsSONS-On applied psychology. Send
stamp and addressed envelope for par
ticulars.. EAGLEFEATHER. Goo Dorman
St. Indianapolis. Ind.
EVERY Housekeeper to call at our store
and see the new i2-quart waterless cook-
er: Cooks whole meal over one burner
CITIZENS GAS CO.
SEND-lOc for big sample Of Rose Petal
Beauty Clay. Wonderful results. NJ. UP
HAM. 1902 S. 18th St. Newcastle. Ind
WILL NOT-Be responsible for debts con-
tracted by Hazel Miller after Feb. 20.
1923. RAY MILLER.
MAKING-SPECIALTY ON COATS;
COATS REFINED. IRV. 2lS0.
SEWING-Of all kinds. Prices reasonable.
Expert. Oh. 2969-M.
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Houses for Sale
FOR COLORED
1913 BRADBURY

Five-room modern bungalow: long liv-
ing-room. hardwood floors. bath. furnace,
gaarsaaG6e' paved street fully paid for. Price
F. J. VIEHMANN CO. Realtors. Builders.
49,. l42 N. Delaware st.
Ri. 284O. Residence. Irv. 1902
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-23
Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL, 2609-Attractlve warm rm.,
priv. mod, privileges; front. He. 1l95.
EAST-2 warm rms, priv. mod home:
breakfast opt. 1888 Oakland. Ma. 1912.
EAST-Very attractive rm., modern; priv.
home: meals optional. IT. 2677.
GEORGIA. E.. 950-Rm. with board good
heat; home privileges.
NOBLE, N, 326-Nice room: warm, mod
ern home: hot water. Ii. 49l7.
PARKER, l3l2-AttractIve rm. meals,
Sc: bus. car line: for 2. Oh. O948.
WANTED-Child to board by day or
week Ri 5356
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUESZ

OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858
silev 1923 Oh. 4S79-0699-W.
TRANSF ER-Coal feed. gen. hauling, S5l
E. 64th. w. E. Rodocker Wa. 4433
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Houses and Flats Furnished

NORTH-5-room nat. completely furnished
home: fine piano. Ri. 1898.
WOODRUFF PLACE-Wanted lady en-
ployed to share apt. Call Oh. l750-W.
SHARE my modern home; employed cou-
pie preferred. Call Ha. 2l96-M.
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Business Opportunities
Legal Notices

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-On March
!. 1923. will sell at my garage at Pub
lie auction for cash. one 1924 Durant tour
ing car. Mod. A. serial No. L26532. motor
No. 1858; to cover crane-in and storage.
G. A. ISENHOWER,
Madison Ave. Rd. at Southport.
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earle Wilde, Indianapolis at
torney, discussed the life and &C.
complishmentS of George Washing
ton at the thirty-fourth anniversary
banquet of the Athenaeum, New
Jersey st. and Massachusetts, Ave,
Wednesday night.
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PAhhEI, lolZ-AttraCtike nm. meals,
Sc: bus car line: for 2. Oh. 094s.
WANTED--Chil to board by day or
week. Ri. 5356.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ASHLAND. 1852 rms. mod: priv. ent.;
running water in kitchen. Hem. 1898
BELL.VIEW. 40 N.-3 rms, downstairs;
nicely furn: cd. heat; adults: reasonable.
DELAWARE. N. 8l5-Large rm large
closet. Kitchen; modern; steam heat
FLETCHER. 1852 or rms and Kitchen
Drex. 5o67-R.
HAMILTON-Near Wash: coI:age: partly
furn.; SIS mo-: garden space. CHI l424rJ.
LEOTA. 115-Two housekeeping rooms: ls3
MERIDIAN, 1872 N.-Large. front rm.; pri-
vate bath; modern. Ii. 1871.
MERIDIAN. s., 1862 nicely furnished.
cheerful rooms adults. Dr. 1852.
NEW JERSEY. N. l029--Furnished room.
Eitchenette: modern; bath; garage. $3.50.
NORTH. W, l25-Modern Housekeeping
nm: everything furnished reasonable.
! OHIO. E., $50 nice front rooms. IS so;
! room. So week.
SANDERSON. 706-3 furnished rooms: pri-
yate home: reasonable.
WALNUT, W. llS-l front Housekeeping
up and sleeping rms; very reasonable.
modern; College car. ri. 1884.
22D E.. 529-2 large newly decorated rms.
Everything furn.: modern.
WILL-Rent furniture for rms. or share
house or APARTMENT. Tai. 048l
Apartments for Rent
CAPITOL. 2942 N.-Attractive 5-rm. upper
ant: mod: heat. wa. furn.. SIS. ia. 1925.
CENTRAL; 2Ol7-Desirable apartment.
rf-rrH n
steam heat: $50; open. Main 3478.
Moynahan Properties Co.
l2SO FaFH 7io Union Title Bldg. 'S40''O
Main 48i8 or Ri. 1871. nights or Sunday.
BROOM And two 3-room apis: private
baths heat and water included. Ri. 65fl.
ROBINHOOD APARTMENT
$50 Including Garage
There is lots OF sunshine and air in
the Robinhood apartments. $500 block
north; rooms and bath; heat and water
furnished. Call owner. Ii. 5l4f. Eve,
Tai. 379l
HIGH-GRADE APT.
garage sG = '223s College Ave. SIS per mo-
DUNLOP g. HOLTEGEL
100 F. Market St Ma. 5000.
KRIEGER APIS.
336-340 Prospect St.-Living- room. bed
room. thoroughly equipped kitchenette;
rent includes heat, water and gas. So. 80.
Sec custodian or call Lin. 1901.
II. r. WOODSMALL CO. INC.
eve insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights. holidays. LESTER JOHNSON.
DR.. 3840.
Houses and Flats Furnished
NORTH-5-room nat. completely furnished
home: fine piano. Ri. 3038.
WOODRUFF PLACE-Wanted lady en-
ploYed TO share apt. Call Oh. lI50-M.
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Farms for Rent
Suburban for Rent

FARMS acres: electricity: good
paved roads; reasonable He. 1876.
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Houses for Rent

FOR RENT-DOUBLES
407 N. Dearborn .................S2 6 so
800 tuxedo .S26.0U
one week free rent.
Call MISS HITTLE, Ma. 6761, or MRS.
ELSNER. Iry 1886
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Business Places for Rent

FIRST-Block Indiana ave. N. Illinois ST. 4:
desirable storeroom; good front: cheap
water furn.; reasonable terms to right
party; Z. A. BYRKIT. Room 140. 220 n.
Illinois.
school. dry goods. shoe repair. confect.
novelty store. T MTARSNEY. 2608 W.
Mich. Be. 1909 Ewes Be 1882
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-23

The Marion County Rainbow
Division Veterans Association will
meet Friday at p. m. at the
Armory. The veterans will bowl
at $3.50 p m. at the Capitol alleys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-30

the death of Premier Bratiano. never
theless Rumania remains heavily in
debted to France and has been striving
in the past few years to negotiate new
loans in France, which undoubtedly
will be granted as soon as the Ruman-
ian government makes serious attempt
to pay the interest and sinking fund
charges on the old ones.
Italy--unless aided by Great Britain
Is certainly not in a position to finance
Rumania and therefore any advances
In that direction would be interpreted
as deliberate attempt to retard prog
ress of European peace.
Another dangerous inference which
arises from this campaign is that there
is apparently an attempt to persuade
Rumania that Italy is ready to back
Rumania's possession of Bessarabia,
against the assumption that France will
favor restitution Of that territory to
Russia. Certainly many Frenchmen re-
gret x:umania's unwieldy expansion.
fearing that Bessarabia will prove a
bone OF contention in the future. but
the French government steadfastly has
insisted on respect for treaties. and will
certainly not risk raising such a
momentous question as new frontier
between Russian and Rumania.
The impression here is that the Daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-30
PRIZES TO Be GIVEN
s-t
rs: :. AT BAL B0HEME
Iu.~xswNpe-.
Winners at Fete Tonight
to Be Special Guests at
"Aftermath" Party.

The three prize winners at the Bal
Boheme in the Willard tonight will be
special guests at a chatting dish and
aftermath" party in the Arts Club,
20ls street. next Sunday night. when
they will receive their awards. Honors
are to be given for the most beautiful.
the most original and the most anus
ing costumes, the prizes being paint
ing. a piece of sculpture and Specl-
men of industrial art. each the work
of club members made expressly Tor
this occasion.
The announcement of the prize WIN
nerS will take place tonight Immediately
after the grand march" The main
program of stunts will occur between
IL o'clock and midnight. but there also
will be incidental advertisements
during the supper period from mid
night to am. and sunrise stunt
is Scheduled for minutes TO 3. Glenn
Madison Brown and Denis E, Connell
are arranging the latter feature.
Students of the Abbott School of
Fine and Commercial Art and Of the
Corcoran School Of Art have helped
in painting the settings for the bali
rooms. under the direction Of John
Small, Sd. and Joseph c. Gardner.
The designing and execution OF prop
critics 10 be used in the comedy climax
OF The JouSt" was done by Miss LII
lian Burke Miss Emily Ross. F. Shep-
hard Taylor and Charles A. r. Dunn.
assisted by Miss Frances Dawson. Miss
Juanita Gould and by Benford Valen-
tine and Charles jenkins of the Ma
tional School of Fine and Applied Art.
The motif for the entire bal was
taken from the floor committees cos
tune. designed by F. Sheppard TAYLOR,
and the posters were the work of Reg
tnald Almond and Newman Sudduth.
Members of the Caroline Mckinley
Studios Of Rhythmic Expression and
Dance Drama have made their own
costumes for their dance. When
Knights Were Bold AMI the students
OF the Paul Bleyden Music Studios have
arranged their own part of The Joust,"
assisted by Sophocles Papas. Dr.. John
Constantinople, John NJ Potts and
others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-30
FRENCH DECRY HINT
OF RUMAN|AN RIFT
London Paper Attacked for
View on ItaIy'S Overtures
to Bucharest.
BY WILLIAM BIRD.
BY Radio to The Star.

BY KndlO 10 TIC SCdT.
PARIS, January 30.-Certain i'm
realistic elements in Great Britain are
casting serious obstacles in the way Of
an Italo-French understanding. on
which Foreign Minister BRAND has set
his heart and to which Dictator Mus
solini has lent not unwilling ear.
The visit to Rome of Foreign Minis
ter TituleScu of Rumania is made the
occasion in the London Daily Mail for
a hint that Italy is weaving Rumania
away from the French and setting up
IAN entirely new orientation of Balkan
powers" with the suggestion that Italy
will henceforth take Frances place in
Rumania's sympathieS
No more dangerous suggestion could
be made at this time Although it is
partly true that Rumania and France
have not been so close together since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-30

Mail, as leader of the British imperialist
press. has simply started another dis
rupting campaign on the continent. as
1t did a few months ago in proposing
enlarging the Hungarian frontiers with
the dual purpose of fostering division
among the continental powers and In
fiuencing the British elections.
The paper has not yet chosen the
party It will support and apparently has
raised the issue for the purpose of fore
ing both Conservative and Liberal
parties to take an anti-French stand.
The old game of using weak Balkan
powers as pawns in promoting discord
and friction between the great powers
of the continent apparently is not out
worn. But confidence exists in Paris
that M. BRAND and Foreign Minister
Stresemann of Germany will succeed In
outWitting this latest move.
Copyright. 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-30
GOBS ENJOY RETURNS.

Gobs in Tunis. Africa. enjoyed play
by-play returns of the Army-Navy foot
ball game transmitted by the Naval
Communication Service
Navy radio men here have just re-
ceived letter from the flagship of the
commander of the United States naval
forces in Europe. expressing apprecia-
ton of the service. The vessel was
in dry dock at TuniS