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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT FOR
dra wing, large studios offer practical spare
time training; will interview Only those who
desire to make Commercial Art profession.
Address Box 388-B. Star once.
BACHELOR, WHO HAS OWN APARTMENT,
wants complete course Of ordinary cooking.
State terms. Address Box 4s0-H, Star ONCE.
18s
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
teacher. Reasonable rates. Call Decatur
35S4-J. "
AUCTION BRIDGE INSTRUCTION By young
lady. Day and evening classes. Rutland
Courts. 1725 18th st: NV: n. 1851, Apt. 2l2.
SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN. also English
to foreigners; 75c lesson. Telephone Poto-
nSac 986. 1859 N st. NV.
MFN-RNJoY THE PROSPERITY OF BAR
bering; increased 1909 by ladies' trade;
shops. transcontinental trains, steamships.
etc. Write MoLER COLLEGE lss e. s2srd
Al AUCTION VI BRTDoE-BEGINNERs' CLASS
m mi ton cali Adams 496: MRS. TAsKE
KELoRMA REGISTRY PRACTICAL NURs-
nbons Gs eo oooa@Sia ss Dec 2as 18Th p g. ns Tse
WOMEN THRpUGH NECESSITY M,ADIE
profitable course, telephone switchboard oper-
sting oxford Bldg. cor. 18th and N. Y. ave
WRITING FOR PUBLICATION. PRACTICAL
course by experienced editor and writer
whose students have made good. For par
ticulars Adams 1851 after Z: 30 Pm:
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DEMONSTRATORS for foun.
tain pen and pencil set, Salary
and commission. Address Box
3So-B, Star office.
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Statesmen

-
One of the country's oldest and
largest concerns in the advertis-
ing speciality business requires
the services of a few more capa-
bic statesmen for new sales year,
which begins with big-volume
business December 26. We
manufacture Our own line of
highest grade, exclusive, copy
righted art calendars, plain print
ed business calendars, direct
Mail service and a wide range of
quick-selling advertising special
ties IN celluloid, leather and cast
art metal.
Permanent year-round connection with
sT sions including full s!oTanee sa on mail and
repeat orders; A million-dollar institution
w 40 .sds sfsc viii Srk og w5
fullest personal cooperation. Please give us
in. your first letter your age. business and
ssesns employers: THE AMERicAN ART
Statesmen.
opportunity for an aggressive salesman
the original Murphy line of goodwill art
&C CLOSING another successful year. Our new
line is more elaborate than ever, including
copyrighted art art calendars; indoor billboards'
fans, direct-by-mail service, pencils. leather
and other speciaities: Possible earnings,
We want a reliable. full-time man. Year
around work, liberal commissions, bonus
New season o.
Address pioneers in this line, the Thos. D.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen.
We have opening on our sales force for
MStSssd ''Ss sisi as% 4si
SSss Sondaa ssna this ss if s sss nv Ren0ur
STOCK SALESMAN, of ex-
perience, capable of taking
| charge Of sale of stock for estab-
| lished local corporation; leads
furnished; references required
only high-grade man need apply
splendid opportunity. Address
Box 140-J. Star Office.
| AUTOMOBILE statesmen.
An opportunity for 6 men to
make $1,000 or better year
selling the NEW SENSA-
lTTONAL CHEVROLET with
one of Washington's oldest
| Chevrolet dealers. See Mr..
| DTVVER, between 10 and Il
am, or call for appointment.
| OURISMAN CHEVROLET
| SALES CO..
61O II St. NE.
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HELP--MALE.

SUPERINTENDENT for apartment house;
| must have experience and good references.
p. J. Waishe, Inc, 1l07 Eye NV.
| TAILOR for repair work. Apply or call A.
Wolfson. Rockville l52 Rockville. Md
x-RAY TECHNICIAN. State age and ex-
perience. Address Box 191-C, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN as stenographer and ONCE as
SiStant; must have good personality and be
able to furnish references as to honesty and
integrity; permanent position and excellent
opportunity for proper party. Address Box
S6-J. Star off1ce. 90
Chevrolet Salesman Wanted.
willing to train few live hard workers
to sell the new Chevrolet Six; biggest selling
campaign of automobile history Just started.
If you are not satisfied with your present
salary and want to increase your earnings,
See Mr.. MacGregor, sales manager. LuStine-
Nicholson Motor Co., Hyattsville 1920.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.
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WANTED---AGENTS.

placing our products with dealers on con. con.
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trated writing ink powder 4Sofs SI saving Sfs' to
home; sells on sight free sample makes sSt pint
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earnings of SIS day besides; wonderful line
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Monmouth. Cincinnati, Ohio i0'' 0''' -"''
AGENTs-BIG t.S;S sNr n PROFIT WIENEF-3Fall and
better TO use: Protects radiators and
makes cold d-stiffened motors easy to start,
reduces strain on starter and batteries;
fer detaiIs Mardo M Ieather Goods Co Wrs e
Ill wooster St. New York City.
CAN MAKE $500 EVERY HOUR-AmazinE
out sewing Invisible G9aTanteedf.' tf' T1fe Free
sample e T9rE 9gse1 City Laboratories
for a sample of one of the most exclusive
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1909 profit Bell Engraving Co., ATS Broad
GOLD LEAF WINDOW LETTERS and Script
Signs: no experience: 5000. profit; samples
! free. Our letters made Hazelhurst 5000 week
| Consolidated, 73-A. G. West Van Buren,, Chi
cago.
| JUST OUT-Complete line waterproof, greaSe-
proof, stainproof aprons for every use; also
J Al other rubber Specialties. Direct from Akron,
! the Rubber City Make $50 weekly easy by tax.
ing orders IN homes; stores, factories. etc.
| $40 one day; Jos Brand. Ohio made Si0 as
in one hour; no experience nor capital re-
quired. Write for catalog and free outfit
Ohio.
| NEW GERMAN CEMENT patent makes con-
crete, mortar, plaster, and Stucco water
harder. Agents wanted to sell on commits
sion either whole or part time. l.. b. A.
Kelly, 2415 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
NO MATTER what you are selling postal
addressed Fagley- -Halpen. Dept. A-480, Phil
| adelphia. will bring you one of the best
money-making offers ever received. Write
now.
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Applicator Corporation, J-33si, Cottage
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EXPERIENCED SALES
WOMAN
For
EXCLUSIVE, SHOP

A Conn. ave. shop wishes to
engage an enthusiastic, capable
young woman having had sell
ing experience in dresses or
coats, who would be interested
in developing a section featuring
sport and tailored dresses.
Apply at once, stating expert
ence, age and salary required.
Address Box 488-J, Star office.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

The greatest barrier in the way Of securing q
new automobile is the disposition OF the old one.
Overcome this by selling your car through an ad.
vertisement in the Sale Automobile classification Of
The Star.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

OUTSIDE WORK, good, clean, profitable
wholesale and house-to-house work; good
hustler can make a fine salary: can use
part-time worker after pm. will consider
Government worker for part-time work. 301
1ith st.
Statesmen wanted, experienced with ma :
Fudge Shop. sos Sth NV. i8s
WANTED--White man or couple to take
dne apartment at half price in exchange
for heating; reference. Address Box 1l7-J,
Star ofice,
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LADY

to canvass for real estate pro-
spectus on salary and commits
sion; references required. Ad-
dress Box 141-J, Star office.
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Part 6-S Pages
HELP--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT-Junior, in c. p. A.. once;
part time only: no experience required; state
educational qualifications. Address Box eS-J.
Star once.
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OPERATOR

PEKA IOK.
All-around beauty shop op-
orator; must be expert, for out
of-town work. Apply Monday,
between o:15 and $50 pm.
Powderbox, The Hecht Co., F
st. at 9TH.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

The Hecht Co. is in need of
a high-grade saleswoman, with
experience. for their ivory and
toilet goods novelties. Apply
Employment Office, 628 F st.
NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

HELP-DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID. white, settled, experienced,
for country club work. Address Box 47-J,
Star ONCE.
COLORED WOMAN. so to As years old. for
general Housekeeping; family Ave. one child:
keep house during mothers absence; good
country home, small pay; stay nights II nee
or after evenings. Address Box s-J, Star
COOK, general; private home; adults. Po-
tomac 1891 Sunday.
COOK, colored: also general houseworker.
Apply Sunday or Monday. 2629 Georgia ave.
NV.
COOK, positively first-class required; high
pay; stay nights; state experience and ref
erences. Address Box l32-H. Star once.
COOK, colored, first-class family, with ref
sSs srence; IsSs nS1e other need apply. Phone Co
COOK, general houseworker: 20 washing;
city references; $12 week. Mrs, A.. 8. Hen
ming. 2737 Cathedral ave. corner 28th St
COOK, good, white, for family three adults;
central location; pleasant sleeping rooms;
good wages; local references. Decatur 1882.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; stay nights;
care of children, cooking, laundry; $35 per
month. Al Girard st. ne, near North Cap
itol st,
GIRL, white, to stay evenings with children.
Address Box 41-J. Star office.
GIRL for cook and general housework; small
family; reference required. Telephone Shep-
herd 2737-R:
GIRL, colored, reliable: to take care Of baby
and light housework after school. l4ls 18th
St. NV.
GIRL, colored, neat, for housework. Call at
e14 y st. s;w. between and p.rn. or sun
day from II to l. les
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SITUATION-DOMEsTIC.

APARTMENTS TO CLEAN or afternoon
work. days or half days work by expert
enced reliable girl with references. Potomac
1893. or 1884 18th Sc nT
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Rent Room advertisement in The Star is the
sureN way to rent your room, because practically
everybody in Washington seeking rooms reads these
advertisements.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

SALESMAN WANTED-WholesaIe produce
company; one familiar with city; experience
experience. salary desired; address own
handwriting. Address Box 4S3-H, Star once
Evening star., 1928-11-18

SALESMAN for established metal weather.
strip company, small salary and commits.
sion: an energetic man can make from $50
to s75 per week; full cooperation given.
3432 Conn. ave. See Mr.. Gutridee.
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fee
sALESMAN-One having established trade
with restaurants and hotels in this territory.
Opportunity for live wire to make perma-
nent connection with producers OF faSt-SeH-
tns food product that will increase your
income $50 to s25 weekly with no additional
Address Dorland, 1918 Arch ST., Philadelphia
Pa.
statesmen WANTED, must be capable and
energetic. Apply between and II Monday
Sanrning, 412 Dist Nat. Bank Bldg. Main
s007
SAIESMEN-Have unusual opportunity for
men, 35 to so years old; unlimited chances
for advancement. Call at 1906 18th NV
between and 4 pm. Monday and TUESDAY
for interview, -
SAT.ESMEN-Two young men, preferably
married, for radio dept; at one OF WASH
ington's largest radio dealers. Apply MT.
Aikright, Homer l.. Kilt Co.. 1880 @ st. NV,
between 10 am. and IL noon.
statesmen (3), young men who live IN
ArIinSton County; need not interfere with
present employment. P. o. Box l6l, Ball
ston. Va. 10
SECRETARY AND sTENOGRAPHER. expert
encej familiar with Governmental work a.
Capital Man preferred Address Box 2ol-C'
EonE DIsPFNsER-Must De experienced.
ADn1y Huvler's. 18th ano Q SIS.
eTENf1CRAPHER-TYP secretarial work
Cnvernnent law once. outside CiVll service
ststs age, experience. salary references
Kddpess Box ie-J. star once IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
John v. DWIGHT
DIES IN NEW YORK
Former Legislator Is Dead at
68-Lett Capital
Sunday.
Former Representativ

Former Representative John Wilbur
Dwight of New York. So years old,
who served III the House of Representa-
tives from the Fifty-seventh to
Sixty-second Congresses, inclusive,
tive OF several companies in this city,
where he had lived since about 1914,
died IN the Biltmore Hotel. New York
City. early today. Death was attrib-
uted to angina pectoris. Mr.. Dwight
left here for New York on business
Sunday night. He made his home
here at 1865 r street.
He was president of the Virginia
Blue Ridge Railway. president of the
Leftwich Timber Co. and of the I've
River Timber Co. He was member
OF the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase
Clubs and was Mason.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Emma
Childs Dwight.
Born in Dryden. NJ Y, Mr.. Dwight
attended the high school at his home
and military school at New Haven,
Conn. He was delegate to the Repub-
lican national conventions in 1888. 1892,
1900 and in 1908. He engaged in the
banking business in Ithaca, N. Y: served
as president of land company in
North Dakota from 1885 to 1890. and
operated wheat farm Of $4,000 acres.
He was elected as a Republican TO
the Fifty-seventh Congress to fill a
vacancy caused by the resignation of
George w. Ray He was reelected to
succeeding Congresses through the
SiXty-Second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
FALSE CREDIT METHODS
DESCRIBED IN TRIAL
Farm Hands Posed as Rich Planters
for South Carolina Bank Ring,
Prosecution Charges.

By the Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S. c., January l9.-The
million-dolla conspiracy trial of six
men and a woman charged with de-
irauding the intermediate Credit Bank
OF Columbia. yesterday produced Gov
ernment evidence to show that South
Georgia farm hands were represented To
be Beaufort County planters, worth
thousands of dollars, for the purpose Of
obtaining loans for the South Carolina
Agricultural Credit Co of Beaufort
from the Federal bank here.
D. W. Mcdowell of Hartford. N. j.,
testified that he signed papers in the
presence OF w. r. Eve, jr., one of the
defendants. which later turned out to
include financial statement giving his
assets as S28.l25. Asked by District At
torney J. D. E. Meyer. what he was
actually worth at the time, Mcdowell
replied: Fifteen cents"
Beside Eve. the defendants are w. r.
Richardson. former president of the de-
funct Beauford Bank; Miss Beulah
Harvey. H. J. Macklin, NJ P. Bryan, r.
c. Horne, lr.. and Harry Bowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
SLAYER Of CHILD
SENTENCED TO LIFE
Judge Regrets He Cannot
Order Death-SoIitary Con-
finer1ent Ordered.

BY the Associated Press
FLINT, Mich. January ia judges
vigorously expressed regret that he
could not, under the law. impose a
death sentence followed Adolph Hotel
ling today on his journey TO lifer's
cell at the Marquette State Prison.
Solitary confinement at hard labor
for the rest of his life was the punish
nlent Circuit Judge Fred NJ. Brennan
decreed for Hotelling as the utmost
penalty the State could exact for the
kidnapping. Staying and mutilation OF
S-vear-oid Dorothy Schneider.
The trial and sentencing took place
here Yesterday after Hotellmg had been
spirited into the city from the State
reformatory at Ion:a The proceed
ingS required only a few minutes ana
HotcllIng was MN lately started on
his way TO Marqu oyaautomobile as
q precaution againS mob violence.
shows 10 Regrets"
"You appear 10 have no regrets"
said Judge Brennan in passing SEN
tence. after the defendant had adj
mitted details of the assault and STAY
lIiS NlllspUt SIiON "a CiIlctiOIl iIS
details as shown by this confession and
the proof convince me that we should
have capital punishment in this State
The sentence Of this court is that
you be confined in the Marquette
branch prison in solitary confinement
a. hard labor for the balance of your
life"
The prisoner made no response. and
the Judge shouted:
Hard labor. in solitary confinement.
FOR the rest of your life. Do you I'M
derstand?"
The slayer nodded his head in ac-
krowlecgment and the trial was over.
Father Hits Slayer.
As the stolid church deacon was
brought into the courtroom. Leslie
Schneider. father OF the child victim,
sprang from his seat and struck the
man Scuarely IN the face. The room
was thrown into an uproar, but quiet
was soon restored and Schneider was
taken from the room.
From Flint, Hotelling was taken to
Saginaw and locked up. Early today
prisoner and guards entrained for Mar
cuette. So secret were the entire pro-
ceedings that residents of Saginaw
were not aware that the SLAYER had
been harbored there until after the
party had left
During tbe trip to Saginaw Hotelling
alternately broke into fits of praying
and weeping.
How could I do it," he repeated
over and over again. Frequently he
referred 10 his own daughter, Louise.
How ! love her!" he said.
Omcers guarded him closely to pre-
vent suicide attempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
JULIAN CORPORATION
MAY BE REFINANCED
Reorganization of Oil Corporation
Reported Planned in
California.
By the Assoriated pro,

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. January 1o.-The
Times says that plans for refinancine
and reorganizing the Julian Petroleum
Corporation by means of a $4,000. 900
bond issue with the Los Angeles First
National Bank and the Associated Oil
Co. as the principal hackers of the
move have been completed.
This was learned from what the
newspaper characterized as an cir
REPUTABLE source" and was said TO have
resulted from more than six months
effort on the part of the Federal re-
ceivers of the Julian Corporation, II. L.
Carnahan and Joseph Scott.
The collapse of the company resulted
from an overissue Of its stock totaling
more than 5000 shares and the piling
up of stock and loan pools of approx
mately 100000. Several of it's for
mer officers and associates now are on
trial In connection with the overissue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

CHICAGO. January 19.~~Thc mys-
terry of early Morse exploration In the
United States will lure All expedition
of noted psychologists from Chicago
and the University Of Michigan to an
ancient mining town on Isle Royal. In
Lake Superior. next July.
The expedition. headed by Eugene
r. Mcdonald, Chicago archcologist and
adventurer, will attempt to settle.
through excavation Of ancient copper
workings on the island, the question OF
Morse exploration along the st, Law
renee River and In the Lake Superior
region.
While Mcdonald believes the mining
activity was developed by Indians, he
said it is possible the Morse adventur-
ers may have been the developers. He
would not divulge the exact location OF
the proposed excavations.
If the mines are found to be OF
Morse origin, 1t undoubtedly would
prove the Norsemen inscribed the
Runic Inscriptions found on the IA
nous Kensington stone in northern
Minnesota. Mcdonald said. The owner
of the stone is certain that Norsemen
inscribed the tale of an Indian mas
sacre related on the stone, although
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
WOMAN DRIVER FREED.

Mrs. Edward Peter, % years old. OF
Rockville, Md. was acquitted today in
Traffic Court of charge of reckless
driving in connection with an accident
yesterday afternoon, when her automo-
bile struck and injured Jennette Brad
ley, years old. 3545 Albemarle street,
at Wisconsin avenue and Grant road.
The testimony indicated that the
child suddenly ran into the street in
front Of Mrs. Peters car. Mrs. Peter de-
posted SIS collateral at the fourteenth
police precinct station last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

BRUNSWICK now makes it Jus, as
- easy for you to own the Music of
the Masters as popular music. Always
sold at premium before, the magniticen,
electrical recordings of Brunswick's New
Hall of Fame artists are now priced a,
7Sc and 81. Brunswick alone offers fine
music a, these prices. We have taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

Fair Coed" Our Anerican
Girl 49, fox ;ro;S with voc2l
chorus The Six Jumping lacks,
SrsS.%
"Mareheta" -. Memory Lane.
- wal;=es with vccal chorus
Carriers Orchestra. s-i,--S
"Moonlis Waters" Sally
Rose - fox tyosS with xccsl
chorus, Coleaial Clah OrcAes-
ira s64o--S,
"In Forget You" -, The World
Is Waiting for the Sunrise" -
sung by Franklyn Haur. Ten>c.
sSoi-fN
Memphis Blues" b. -HeSitssscn
biaes - scns hy Al Bernard.
Comedian. With Gail Fen,cnx
NFShestra. SSSS-'%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
FIRST PLANE FOR LINE
SENT TO WEST CANADA
Six Cabin Monoplanes to Be Put
in Service-Balchen De-
livering Craft.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 19.-The first
OF six Fokker cabin monoplanes pur-
chased by Western Canada Always for
use In the frozen wastes of Canada,
took off from Hasebrouck Heights, N. j..
today for Winnipeg. Manitoba. with
Bernt Balchen, who flew to France
with Comdr. Byrd. at the controls.
Stops at Chicago and Minneapolis
were scheduled.
The planes will be equipped with skis
IN Winter and with pontoons during the
Spring and Summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
1000 Honor G. D. Crabbs

CINCINNATI. Ohio, January 10 Up.
Tribute for a notable civic deed was
Paid last night By more than a thou
sand prominent citizens at a testi-
n1onial banquet to George D. Crabbs.
Chairman of the Chamber of Com
merce committee on terminals. who
obtained an agreement for a SIS
100000 freight and passenger union
depot system for Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19

The Song Is Ended (Bus the
Melody Lingers On)" Kiss
and Make Up" - >uns by Nick
Lucas, The Grooming 'rroaba-
dour.' 3fs6-TSe
There Must Be Somebody Else"
"Carefree" -- fox trotS with
vocal duet, Ben Bernie and His
Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra.
S7i6-TSe
The Song Is Ended (But the
Melody Lingers On)"
Among My Souvenirs"--wal,res
with vocal chorus. Regen, Club
Orchestra, s?sS.Se
lust a Little Kiss (From a Lit
tie Miss)" so Tired"--tcx
tgotS with vocal chorus. Jules
Herbuveaux aud His Orchestra.
sfs<-ISe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
Trail of Norsemen in Lake Superior
To Be Soug hit by Chicago Expedition

most psychologists scout the theory.
ship costing about $175,00C and
equipped with the most modern exca-
waiting machinery will carry the expe-
dition to the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-19
Newest Popular Brunswick Electrical Records

Blue Heaven" Among My
Souvenirs"-~sung BY Nick Lucas.
THE Grooming Trouhadour. "
56S@--7Sc
Mother Of Mine. I Still Have
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by Al lolson. 37io-7Sc
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Baby Your Mother (Like
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alone offers Fine Music at
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The Washington times., 1928-04-11
"A. E. FAMOUS
IRISH POET,
RETURNING
Will Be Guest of Repre-.
sentative and Mrs.
r. L. Bacon

"a. e. Is coming to washing
ton for another brief stay before
returning to Ireland.
This time he will be the guest
Of Representative and Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon-arriving here on Fri.
, day. That evening he will be
the honor guest at d dinner
given by Representative and Mrs.
Bacon; and later in the evening
he will make a talk before the
small and hand-picked group in
vited to meet him.
"A. E., or George Russell In
private life, was in Washington
earlier in the season, remaining
only for q day or two, when he
came to give q lecture at the
Catholic University.
On. that occasion he made his
headquarters with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hard. Mrs. Hard met
him when she was In Ireland last
summer for e. while on an Euro
pean assignment to interview var
ious celebrities for the New York
Herald Tribune.
This Irish visitor Is an out
standing figure in Irish Letters
and official life. AS a poet he
is in the front ranks Of con-
temporary poetry. And as an
authority on various economic and
governmental matters pertaining
to his country he had no peer.