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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
FEDERAL COURT DENIED
PROBATION AUTHORITY
Supreme Court Holds q. s. Tribu-
nails Have No Right to Re-
lease Prisoners.

By the Associated Press.
Disappearing probations granted
DR.. Frederick A Cook in Texas. and
Glen Murray in Nebraska. the Su
preme Court held yesterday that Fed
eral courts have no authority to place
prisoners on probation after they have
begun serving their sentences.
Or. Cook. soldier OF fortune and ex
plorer. must remain in Leavenworth
Prison. where he has served about two
years of a sentence OF IA years and
2 months imposed for using the mails
10 defraNd in connection with oil pro
motion operations.
Murray was sentenced to three
months In the Douglas County jail
at Omaha upon pleading guilty to the
charge of having violated the Fed
eral prohibition law.
Both men were granted probation
after they had begun serving theii
sentences. over the protest OF the
Government.
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City Reports 5000
Deaths i'm Traffic
Within Il Months

CONSTANTINOPLE. Turkey,
January 4-~The fiamboyant Orien
tai gestures. shrugs and wild arm.
wavings Of the Turkish republic
year-old corps of traffic police are
believed to be partly responsible
for Coustantinople's alarming num-
Der of traffic accidents.
During the past l. months there
have been 1000 automobile and
trolley accidents. entailing 5000
fatalities. Perturbed. the project
of the city has ordered the traffic
cons to restrain their gesticula-
tions and TO sand henceforth mo.
tionless on their platforms, hold.
ing their elbows tight TO their sides
ard signaling only with their fin
gers 1t is hoped that thus pedes
TRANS and chauffeurs will no long.
err be confused by the arms of the
law.
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HINES IS UPHELD
IN VETERAN CASE
Court Rules Director Can Use
His Discretion in Com
pensation Issue.

The director of the Veterans Blu.
Teau is not estonped from exercising
his discretion In a compensation
case by a verdict of q jury and the
judgment of the District of Columbia
Supreme Court. in an insurance"
case.
The District Court Of Appeals so
held yesterday when II reversed iudg.
ment of the lower court. granting a
mandamus against Frank T. Hines. di-
rector compelling him to pay $500 q
month total disability, to Jack WEIGH.
former soldier.
The WEIGH case has been before the
courts for several years and Mrs.
Madeline WEIGH. former committee of
her husband. conducted the litigation
until she was adjudCed of unsound
mind and committed to st. Elizabeth $
Asylum. WEIGH is at liberty and his
legal status has been restored.
Enlisted In 1917.
WEIGH enlisted in the Army. Deem
her 1917. and was honorahly dis.
charged December %. 1920. and April
10 1926. a jury declared him TO be OF
unsound mind and Judgment was
entered against the United states for
S3.S92.50 The present committee
claiming that the bureau Is bound by
the courts findings of insanity and
permanent disability. The lower court
sustained that view and granted the
mandanaus from which Director Hines
appealed through Assistant United
States Attorney Rover.
The Appellate Court finds that the
law imposes discretion on the director
in compensation cases which cannot
be reviewed by the court. except for
abuse. and points out that the two
cases do not have the same subject
matter and estoppel will not lie even
though the parties be the same.
Judge Graham Rules.
Judge William j. Graham. presid.
ing Judge OF the United States Court
of Customs Appeals. who sat in the
case and rendered the opinion, points
out that while soldier may recover
insurance although totally and per-
inanently disabled by his own miscon.
duct. to be entitled to compensation
his application must negative the
claim that his condition is due to his
own misconduct.
Even IL IL be conceded" said Judge
Graham. that the Judgment in the
sormer case established that the dis.
ability OF appellee was of service
unsustained that the disability was
not the result OF his willfuI miscon-
duct The issues are not the same.
therefore. and the bar OF estoppel by
res ludicata Is not sustained"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
PLAN PENSION HEARINGS
Committees Expect to Hold SEES.
sions This Month.

Joint hearings by Senate and House
committees on retirement legislation
for Government employees probably
will be held some time this month.
although no date has been decided
upon. 1t was indicated today by Sena.
tor Dale Of Vermont. chairman of the
Senate civil service committee.
The various organizations Of Fed.
eral employees. both In Washington
and throughout the country, are re.
newing at this session their appeal
for a maximum annuity of 1920 and
provision for OptiOnal retirement after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04

30 years OF service. When the ques.
ton was before the Sixty.ninth Con.
gress the House and Senate committees
made the hearings Joint and 1t la vir.
tually certain that the same course
will be followed this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04

treatment 10 rem wal Of the Airing.
to Experimental Farm. which is to
be moved to another point In or ada
cent to the District Of Columbia, pos.
sibly near the National Arboretum. on
the Mount Hamilton site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04

ATHENS, Greece, January LAo).--
Severe floods are reported In the
Struma Valley in eastern Macedonia
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RENT HoUSES-UNFURNISHED.
frnuSg~m.A

O0ntlnued.l 2
1910 K ST. NV r. & B, ELEc., LAT
sOi2 Warder st. n.w.-e r. & b. h.-a.h'
,o5 AypPIy 6 coMWERc1AL RE EAInr1,r Co 9;,,
VACANT; 2Io-2I2 TAYLOR N.w.-e r., B.
n1 Vacant tief 4i17 srd NV r. b, h-w.h..
Vacant. 1901 1ngrsham n.w.-6 r, b. INV.
neg sscsn ant l5i7 Ga. ave. n.w-Det., r. b.
Vacant TIC Quincy st.-6 r, b., elec.' gar
Adams l79. "
S248 CATHEDRAL. AVE, CLEVELAND PARK
-Semi-detached home of rooms, BATHS,
maids room, 9 potches, garage immediate
possession; $3.50.
1915 Eye St Nw.-9 rooms and BATH
cleo: s45.
sos jefferson s.. Nw-s rooms, tile bath
porcfes, garage; sos.
412 Eye St MES rooms and bath anil
porches. GARAGE $50.
1921 goth st.-s rooms, bath ami scar
gsrage; SIS.
1915 4ist st.-s rooms and bath only
1921 ard st. NE.-4 rooms, bath, h.-w,h.'
cleo; $40.
SIS L st.-s rooms and bath, good re-
pair; $50.
$50 af g. newton STU '''''''
72s 18th st. NE-6 rooms and bath; S3o
H4R1 Ave. NE.-First-noor fat of
rooms and bath 5000.
22ss Decatur p N.W.-s;.c.?gnsdo fo cor; s
rooms, bath and porches' S4Lou' ana
rooms and bath, $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS.
1A17K Ct Main $500.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. FOREST
Glen. MARYLAND. Drive out 18th st. throue h
Silver Spring. look Tor blue bench under oak
tree tevond Forest Glen station r A.
CALDWELL. Forest Glen. 30'
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. $50 MO; BROOM
bungalow, $50 mo-: close to Rhode Island
ave. Hyattsvllle l27W a.
7-RCOM HOUSE, FURNACE HEAT, A NJ l.,
large. lot. ideal for children. S45 month;
or sell; terms. Hysttsville cav. &c.
NEW, 5.RooQM q; BATH BuNGA1LoW:
l0o-font lot. Fruit trees, etc. 633 Ridge
ave, Silver SD"ns. Md.
10-RoOM, .2-BATH BRICK HOME ON
Baltimore blvd, ami; l acre landscapes
ideal county, home.
ARTHUR CARR. Real Estate
Hyat.Sville. Md. Phone Hyattsville $50
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SALE--STORES,

MEAT AND GROCERY STORE-FULLY
equipped. Good location Good business.
Sell cheaply. Address Box 82-E, Star Office.
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

INVESTMENT BUILDING.
$50 to SIS per month. Apply rental Office IN
lobby.
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HOMES OF EXCELLENCE
WHY PAY RENT?

800 cash and $50 monthly will
purchase an all-brick semi-detached.
nearly new six-room home contain
ing all modern improvements and
large, we'll lighted cellar; large yard,
fenced IN House will be delivered
same as new; equipped with screens
and shades Alleys and sidewalk are
all i'll and paid for,
Monthly payment of $50 covers all
interest. with substantial saving to
be applied to the principal.
The home is adjacent to stores,
churches and within two blocks OF
two EAR lines. in highly restricted
neighbornood.
You must examine this property to
fully appreciate this unusual oppor-
tunitv.
Apply 'Wner.
6213 It'll ST. NV.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TWo-FAMILY FLAT IN GOOD NORTH
ing PLANTS. Address Box 113-E. Star Office
TWO SECOND TRUST NOTES, TOTAL.
ing. s4,s50; payable so per mo. on both
Address Box 99-E, Star Office.
308-31o KING ST, ALEX. va STORES
and Groom apt. What have you to offer?
Address Box 14o-E. Star Office
FURNITURE, s ROOMS COMPLETE; SELL
OR trade for late car Groom row house,
modern; sacrifice. Phone Capitol Hgts, 1875.
so"
1o.500-NEARLY NEW GROOM CORNER
brick. Glover Park. tile bath. shower. attic,
pofches. extra toilet. garage Consider lease
70 right party. Clev. s330-J.
BROWNSTONE HOUSE or 10
rooms, baths: corner lot, 125T100, on Brad
ley Lane. overlooking the golf course; $685.
GOO equity
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SHELBOURNE HOMES.

Most Captivating New Homes
We've Ever Had the Pleasure to Announce
And Only Few Left.
$3.50, Including Concrete Street and Alley.
$500 Cash $3.50 Month
Six rooms tiled bath with shower double Enclosed
poches 10 feet deep Natural wood and hardwood
Attractive sidewa electric brackets living
dining rooms Kitchen dream. inlad noleum floor
piece sink and dranboar something outstanding gas
and cabinet dressers, and KELNINATOR electric refrigeration
In word
The Finest Equipped Homes in Washington the Price.
Exhibit 1902 NJ St NE. Open Daily and Sunday Until PM.
BLOCKS BALTIC BLVD. FROM
GEORGE y. WILSON.
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EXCHANGE.

OWNER OF COLONIAL 7-RooM, PART
stone home with detached ,sarage., one "a
acre plot in Woodsi1e Park will accept
small brick IN desi"o BILE neighborhood. pref
erably NV. or Pc worth or Fort Stevens
Address Box TIE. Star Office.
SIX BRICK HOUSES. ALL RENTED; SUB
ject TO one trust. viii trade for business
property or apartment around $4,000, va
cant ground or second trust note. Address
Box lS6-E, Star Office.
TAKONA PARX-?-FAMILY DETACHED
rouse rooms and hath each floor. Ideal
ocatoin, Beautiful grounds. Will exchange
for small house that can be scld to colnred.
Call Col 5515 co
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
rooms, semi-burgalow. very convenient;
$3.50 H. d, COFFMAN, Clarendon 1854.
42. "
WHY
renew lease? Why pay your landlords
taxes. interest, upkcep. etc? The same
you a nice equity in home of your own,
See this new English house at only $1,000.
on very good terms monthly payments I'M
Der $50. Go out Ga. ave- ext, turn left on
Grace Church I'd. west. go blocks. then
right. B. F. STIFFLER, builder, on prop
erty.
GROOM HOUSE, HOT WATER; CHICKEN
house. garage fruit: good business place:
lets of room for chickens; enterprising man
can make money here; can serve all kinds
Of refreshments. First house over District
line on Conduit rd
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
l467 New York Ave NV Main 1866
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COLORFD BARGAIN.

COLONEL BARGAIN.
We offer, at a price ard on terms that
are very low the large brick corner home.
No. 500 NJ st. NV; 10 rms. bath, cleo, new
ly decorated Ms an investment or home
this is sound value.
DCNALL 6 CO..
722 Alth NV. Siain 1l19. 22'
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
fCanfinuad1
= --' = VE1 - =
OIlICk MONEY!

QUICK MONEY
TO LEND. End AND 3rd TRUSTS: 500 TO
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND p. G, HOMES
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANSAC-
lions COURTEOUS SERVICE
G.. +. WAXING.
l4l6 F ST NV MAIN 9172
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-28
SALE-HOUSCS.
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW.

PRICED AT $4,000,
Absolutely modern. new bungalow OF f1ve
rooms and bath Orcl fireplace in living
room. fully screened. garage TO match. beau
tifully landscaped let on paved street. splen-
did location Floored attic with ample space
for additional rooms; Terms. $1,000 cash
2763 during day. After 9 pm. Wisconsin
2875
New Semi-Detached Home
In a brano-new section that is be-
ing developed on very high-class
lines Si: rooms. all of which are
unusually large; tile bath with built
in tub and fixtures: 3 large covered
porches: hardwood trim and hard
woou floors; hot-water heat. with
automatic heater for hot water; large
garaee that opens on a paved alley.
Price. SS.05O-S25O Cash.
I'LL, ACCEPT AS low AS sos
MONTH.
are particularly Pleasing in design
and the construct m is of the very
hest I'll arrange for you to see it
at any time if you'll phone Columbia
2045
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Two houses on 18th, Zoned first CONNER
cial; small equity for nearby acreage.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York Ave, NV.

1907 New YORK Ave NV.
Main 1855 or 1867.
i20-ACRE FARM. FRONTING ON COUNTY
road about a mile off State road, about 90
miles from the District line in Monteom-
cry County, Md; S-room house, some fruit,
running water; pertly fenced; outbuiidinss
fair: about half tilleble. balance in woods
This is the bargain OF lifetime at the price
We can quote; terms to suit, or trade equity
for small city or suburban pr~nerty. second
trust note, good automobile. What can you
cfer3
N E. RYoN CO. 1916 N Y Ave. NJ. 45o7
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.
IL FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT,
MR. WITT MAIN RQ55

Best Home in PctWorth.
Here's a house that has more spe-
ctal features in 1t than any home
that has been built in Petworth. The
s rooms are large. with tile bath,
built-in tub, shower and fixtures
the thing and the fixtures toned In
pleasing shades: big porcheS. great
wide lawn. large garage. II Is located
on a wide avenue with government
parking. Phone me, Georgia 692-J,
for price and terms-they will both
surprise VOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-28

SACRIFICE SALE.
OWNER. MOVING TO CAL1FoR-
MA. COMPELLED TO SELL IMME-
DIATELY GROOM, 2-BATH RESI-
DENCE, LOCATED JUST OFF 10Th
ST IN THE VERY HEART OF THIS
EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
s6 G0NyEN1E ANp cI T1 sTof sUs
AND STREET CAR SERVICE NEAR
BY THE PRICE Is sE VERA
VALUE. PROPERTY CAN BE SOLD
ON A VERY SMALL CASH PAY
MENT TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
CALL MR.. WHITEFORD.
Mex EENER & GOSS, INC =,
REALTORS.
14l5 K ST MAIN 4752.
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SALE-HOUSES.

HERE'S A REAL BARGAIN
IN MASSACHUSETTS PARK
nF FHNE M pE E5AS gcr SSNT 81 THa+
sEbFdoMsi S sER1HNT SF RooMs TWO se
GAE BRI 0s o GARAG ssr PRIC aN RE-
e G95p sEt Il EEsRFc a4c7 Or
MckEENER & GOSS, INC,
14ls x ST 'NN'0 MAIN 4752.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The following new houses we're boush;
II X at trust auction sales and we will sell
$50 Cash. Bal. Like Rent.
~ Princeton st. \ w.
Drive out Ga. Ave to Princeton.
1914 .3rd St. NE.
Just North of K st.
Is EyartS St. NE.
just East of North Capitol.
$40 / St. NE.
Cars pass the door.
1910 Gales or e. St. NE.
just East of 18th and Fl NE.
These houses are completely finished ana
r @0te wy not bTS Rde ont and
!ook them overall opener phone us for
Jul td-ai " tilSpCCJ.
II. K. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 II St. NV. Main oO8.
$3.50.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
4 Bedrooms.
splendid home property situated one
square west Of Conn. ave; and Just
south of the circle. Convenient to car
line. stores churches and E. v. Brown
School. A colonial-type house, two stor-
les and large attic. Reception-hall plan,
living room with alcove adjoining. huge
dining room; pantry. kitchen. and rear
porch. Real fireplace. On the second
floor there are four excellent bedrooms.
one with fireplace, large tile bath and
screened sleeping porch. Hardwood
floors. natural trim woodwork, nup1er-
GUS added conVeniences and all modern
improvements. Attractively Handicapped
lot Garage. Paved street and alley.
Liberal terms Vacant.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE Z TO 9.
Schwab, Walk & Candy.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50
NORTHEAST.
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SALE-ACEEAGE.

SSLE-AChEA
FACING COLESVIlLE P1KE-5O ACRES OR
less; exceptional road frontage, ideal for
building sites; highest section of Montsom-
cry Co.; improved by Fcod home, outbuild-
consider selling part. Priced az $4,000,
gives you an opportunity to make a large
profit.
.010 VT. Ave Main 566 or Adams 9S2
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SALE-HOUSES.
GOOD BUY FOR COLORED-

GOOD BUY FOR COLORED
2-story brick If 7 good size rooms and
bath. ho:-water heat loo sted in value-in-
creasing section close to 18th and You SITS.
immediate possession and very reasonable
terms. Don't fail to see this opportunity
for home ana to make money. Price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-28
COLORED. ATTENTION.

A detached home in a highly developed
home section, convenient to one of Wash
ington's great highways; of DUTCH COLO
NAL deSign; excellent condition; all modern
improvements, hardwood floors, real open
fireplace in living room. screens: six rooms
and tiled bath; BUILT-IN GARAGE. A
splendid home at a most reasonable price.
PHONE MAIN 1900 UNTIL, PM
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
l4l7 K st Main 1900
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24
TROLLING VESSEL OWNERS SEEKING
 EQUALITY BASIS

Re1"e nntatives of the Trolling Vessel Owners Association will make q vigorous effort to have the
 American salmon trolling fleet ac- corded equal rights with American Ihalib 1t schooners in Canadian wat CTS, # was announced in Seattle fol- 'oWirc a meeting of the organiza- Ition.
 Three American trolling vessels were seized by Canadian authorities for entering Vancouver Island bays in heavy weather. Halibut schoon- Iers moored in the same place for shelter were not molested, it was pointed out.
 VESSELS SEIZED
 Last June Is trolling vessels lying in Larson's Bay, Vancouver Island, were ordered to sea, despite the fact that 50-mile gale was blowing outside, members of the Association said. The masters of 10 of the troll lers, who refHsed to leave, were told their vessels would be seized the first time they were met by Cana dian cruiser.
 Protest against the treatment &C., corded American trolling vessels in British Columbia waters has been made to Frank B. Kellogg, Secre- Itary of State, and to the United States Senators c. c. Dill and Wes- ley L. Jones. The State Department has taken up the protest of the fishermen with the American con 5ul at Prince Rupert and has asked that an investigation be made
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24
Croatians Boycott AM
 Who Support Belgrade

zAGRER, Jugoslavia. Nov, 24, (P) The leaders of the Croatian Pal = ties have declared boycott against all persons who in any way support the present Belgrade Government even of those who attend it's meet ings to oppose it, since they saw the Parliamentary system could not work without anopposition.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24
E. E. CHAMBERLAIN HERE

E. E. Chamberlain, local prop erty owner, U. s. Commissioner at Mo Carthy and former Senator to the Territorial legislature from this Division, arrived yesterday from CordOva.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

MT, Johnson, formerly engaged in the photography business in An chorage, was among the incoming passengers last evening on the s. $. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24
OFFICERS ARRIVE

Agent Chedister, prohibition of ficer, came in from Valdez Iaot night a passenger on the Steamer Alaska. MT. Chidester and asso- ciate, are reported to be interested in mining business on this trip
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

Marshal Harry Staser of An chorage and Deputy Marshal Wat son, arrived last night from Val dez, enroute to the city of destiny.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

Chief of Police Bob Guest has been making a few extra kopecks for the city the past week gather ing in stray doggies.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

Mrs. w. D. Beudreau, wife of the Anchorage business man, was an arrival from Seattle on the S.. s. Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24
NOTICE

All those wishing to contribute toward the Red Cross may leave their contribution at the Seward Drug Go.
 Thanks,
 E. J. BATH
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

Al meat ana nothing eIse in the Fry. Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

COME IN AND SEE OUR FINE LINE OF CHRISTMAS CARDS. THE CANDY COTTAGE.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-24

ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR SALE at J. L. Graef.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
ROLAND HAYES IN RUSSIA

Boston. Mass ---Roland Hsw''
the tenor solois;. according 81,
a cablegram from Moscow. h8
made a profound impression n
his first audience of the RueSis
workers and peasants. In Me,
cow. where he sang at inviiatio;,
of the Russian government t;'
classical part of his programn'
was received with enthusiast
and the spirituals wera given al
ovation. such as is rarelv if eve,
known in Moscow concert haIkl
Italv. Holland. and Russia first
heard Hayes this season. Aftet
four tours of America. he is de-!
voting the present concert spasm
to tour of Europe. to which he
owes much for early recognition
He has given recitals in England
France. and GERMANY. and will
sing in various European cite
this spring. Next autumn he vii
return to America, to make hi
fifth tour of this country.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA.
TION FOR ADVANCEMENT
OF COLORED PEOPLE.

Northern California Branch)
Meets the second Monday in each month
Public Meeting. Board of directors meets
first Monday.
Rev. David r. Wallace, Pres. James r
Jackson, 1st Vice-Pres. Hattie q. De-
Hart, Secy. Ruth E. Williams, Asst Sec
retary Thos. M. Jackson, Treasurer.
N. B. Membership subscriptions s1.oo
per year. Ihe CRISIS, Magazine 81. so per
look office, 1276-7th Street, Oakland,
Daily Except Sunday Hours to S.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM
COLORED PEOPLE
AT BEULAH

President Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,
864 34th Street.
First Vice Pres. Mrs. Jane Hud-
son. End Vice Pres. Mrs. M. J. Cra-
ses. 3rd Vice Pres. Mrs. Elizabeth
Crowder. Secretary (recording)
Mrs. M. Lawrence, 8o8 35th Street.
lst Assistant, Mrs. Frank Bass. Sec
retary (recording) Mrs. Julia Sho.
rey, 252O E. 18th street. Treasurer
Mrs. H. B. Tilghman, 3rd year.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
WHAT DAILY STATES sN

New Orleans. La Tho n
States. a Democratic nnwsns,
speaking Of the conforonca
Negro citizens in regard to Al
relief. says:
Negro influence in Ronnlr1
nolitics in manv N"~thora St,y
is considerable. N'thinr en-
be more reasonable that ~
influence should he exprtAd
benefit Of the food area ali
the lower reaches Of the ri
States. where Negro inhnonc
considerable. and will work
adequate flood control in anv,
which shows that even W
refused the right to vote they
asked to exert Influence t0
the hides Of the few who re
them the right Of franchis
defiance of the Constitution.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25

Mr. R. Redwood, distributor of Pal
Pinto Crystals, informs us that his
sales for 1927 exceeded the previous
year. There is no question as to its
effectiveness for rheumatism. Sc
cure a box, and keep it on hand.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

A, A, E,A a.
fourth
St.,
c. c, Wiley E. Ross; of w. S Dewitt Moss.
M. of Moi
of R. S, Arms, Jackson; G. E. Reraer
NJ Robnon
Med Registrar, Dr. W. W. Purnen Committee c. Rivers
Crossen. H ]. Fisher. . - 1'e''' J. L"
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
GOLDEN GATE LODGE NO. 2OO7

Meets first and third Wednesday of each
month. Hamilton Hall, corner Ceary and
Steiner Street, San Francisco.
George E. Harris, Noble Grand.
]. Lincoln Derrick, Perm. Secretary, ""
lO33-6Oth ST., Oakland, Calf.
Phone Hum 1872
DIR. Stuart DAWSON, Examining Physician
9l6 kearney Street, San Francisco.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
GRAND UNITED ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS
AERIAL LODGE NO. PAP

Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each
month at Hamilton Hall, 1545 Steiner ST.,
corner of Ceary, San Francisco.
NJ WILLIAMS, N. C..
George W. Hamilton, P S., 397 Fourth
street, San Francisco
Physician, DR.. Stuart Dawson, ol6 Kear-
ny street.