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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1928-12-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona.
Estate of Jacob Zinsmeister, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned executors of the
estate of Jacob Zinsmeister, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims. against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said executors
at the law offices of Hardy & Har-
dy. 22O Trust Building, Nogales,
Arizona, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of said estate, in said county OF
Santa Cruz.
LEE G. ZINsMEIsTER,
CARL F. ZiNsMEIsTER,
Executors of the estate OF Jacob
Zinsmeister, deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona, this End
day of November, 1928. 11.3.5t
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1928-12-08

Judge Frank j. Duffy returned
Thursday from Phoenix where
be served as honorary pallbearer
to the late James P. LAWN, who
died following an automobile &C.
cident near Florence. Judge
Duffy says that the funeral was
one of the largest attended ever
held in Arizona.
Through deal just consumat.
ed the large J. G. Barnes ranch,
including the beautiful Barnes
home erected a few years ago.
located about four miles north OF
the city on the Tucson highway,
has been sold to j. F. Johnson
and Victor J. Wager, says the
Nogales International. Johnson
bought the west half and Wager
the east half, the latter also pur.
chasing the Barnes home. into
which he will move soon. John
son plans to plot his acreage and
sell acre lots. The ranch has
800 acres.
At the meeting of Nogales
Knights of Pythias held Wed
nesday night the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year were
elected: Chancellor Commander,
w. 81. Walker; vice chancellor,
D. G. Sampson; prelate, G. D.
Rankin; master of work, Fred
Allen; keeper of records and
seal, w. J. Chalmers; master OF
finance; FL. G. Neumann; master
of exchequer, Dr.. T. B. Fits;
master at arms, Joseph Jovino;
inner guard, A. w. Grimm ;outer
guard, Edward Guerra; trustee,
(three year term). 81. r. Sisk.
James P. LAWN, we'll known
Phoenix attorney and president
of the Arizona Bar Association,
injured November 30 in an auto.
mobile accident twelve miles
south of Florence, while en- route
to Phoenix from Nogales where
he came to attend the dedication
of the new Catholic church on
Thanksgiving Day, died at a
hospital in Phoenix last Satur.
day night. He was unconscious
from the time an automobile in
which be was riding with Thos.
A. Flynn, former United States
attorney, turned over on the
highway, until his death. Mr..
Flynn. driver of the Inflated car,
sustained a fractured shoulder
and a number of broken ribs.
He is expected to recover.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1928-12-08
MURDERER ESCAPES FROM PEN


{ Justice toppeled from her Pc
destal once more and human life
dropped to lower degree of
value when Placido Silvas, con.
victed slayer of a man and wo.
man, escaped from the state pen.
itentiary at Florence either last
Sunday or Monday, says the
Nogales International.
The escape of Silvas rekindles
one of the most sensational trials
in the history of Santa Cruz
county which came as an after
math of bandit raid on the set.
Element of Ruby, located about
80 miles west of Nogales.
On August 26, 1921. Silvas in
company with Manuel Martinez
and seven other Mexicans mount
ed and armed, rode into Ruby
and after numbering Postmaster
and Mrs. j. Frank Pearson, loot
ed the dimunitive postoffice and
fled into the rough country which
marks that section.
One of the most intensive man
hunts ever staged was launched
with sheriff's posse securing
the hills and canyons .of Santa
Cruz country for the maruaders.
Silvas, who is American born.
was captured near here but Mar.
tinez made good bis escape to
Mexico.
A short time later Mexican au-
thorities agreed to assist in the
capture of Martinez if a man
wanted badly in the southern
republic would be escorted across
the line from Arizona. This par
ley resulted in the turning over
of Martinez to county authorities
where one trial resulted in con-
viction. He was hanged in 1922.
Silvas, widely known among
his countrymen, financed his
fight for freedom through sub
scriptions gathered from all
parts of, the southwest. He was
tried in the local superior court
in December 1921 and after ten
days of jury elaboration they
disagreed. Records show that
the vote of one juror who held
out for conviction caused a new
trial which opened on June 4,
1922.
On June II. 1922, a new jury
found Silvas guilty of the MUIR
der of Postmaster Pearson. A
few days later when he and Mar.
tinez were being transported to
the state penitentiary at Flor
ence another chapter in their
criminal career was written.
The automobile in which Sher.
iff George White and Deputy
Roy Smith were riding in COM
pany with the prisoners crashed
near Continental. White was
killed instantly and Smith died
short time later.
Both Silvas and Martinez, al
though injured. grasped at the
opportunity for escape and fed
into the mountains. Another
manhunt was launched and after
five days of search they we're
captured in q cave by posse
headed by Sheriff Whites sue
cessor, Harry j. Saxon. /,
Silvas' conduct as q "lifer" at
the prison won for him the liber-
ties of trusty. He is said to have
been living near the penitentiary,
with a Mexican guard named
Brady. The sheriff's Office here
notified of the escape expresses
the belief that he has crossed
the border. His family. also
missing from Florence, is believ-
ed to have assisted in the escape
Silvas had recently applied for
a hearing before the pardon
board which was refused.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1928-12-08
E. j.. FENCHURCH DIES

Tucson, Dec. 7.-E. J. Fen.
church. general freight and pas!
senger agent of the Southern
Pacific Company, Gied at 2:3O
o'clock this afternoon after O.
weeks illness of double pneu.
monia.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1928-12-08
DECEMBER 8, 1928
LOCAL NEWS.

A. A. Castaneda has recovered
from an attack of influenza.
S. J. Golforth of Elgin, was a
business visitor in Nogales Wed.
nesdsy.
B. 81. Worthington of Montana
Camp, was a county seat visitor
| Wednesday.
| Pete Embrick of the Carpena
| clothing store, is on the sick list
at his home.
! Miss Mary Afford is now stem
ograLher in the law Office of
| Noon & Noon.
Billy Mitchell, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. J. Mitchell, is i'll with
a severe cold.
Johnny George, rice planter
of Cajeme, has departed for the
south country.
County Engineer Ike Frazier
has returned from a business
trip to Tucson.
The Order of the Rainbow for
Girls met Thursday night at the
Masonic temple.
| I. Mendivil, manager of the
F. F. Hardware Store. is report
ed on the sick list.
! The West Coast Vegetable AS
ISOLATION has opened Offices at
| the Hotel Bowman.
! W. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., is
visitor in Nogales from his great
| Alamo Rancho in Sonora.
/ Clyde Mcpherson and Pat Nc
Carly, prosperous cattlemen,
were county seat visitors Wed
nesday.
| President Coolige has nomin.
mated Colonel James 81. McClin
took of Phoenix, as postmaster
at Phoenix.
| Newt Mercer of the Nogales
Buick Mercer Company, is on a
business trip down the West
Coast of Mexico.
| William Gray. owner of valna
BILE mining property near the
| Three r mines, was q Nogales
visitor yesterday.
! Mrs. Joseph Springer of the
Brickwood hotel, is reported on
the road to recovery at the st.
Joseph's hospital.
! Bird Yeas. we'll known sue.
cessful cattle raiser. was q No.
gales visitor Thursday, from his
ranch near Tubac.
! A. E. Sanders, president of
the Piggy Wiggly Southwest
ern Compay, has returned from
q business trip to Tucson.
| w. F. Barnett and family of
Patagonia, accompanied by Mr..
Barnett's mother of Denver, Col.
were Nogales visitors Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman. wife
of the superintendent of the
Patagonia high school, is i'll at
st. Joseph's hospital in this city.
A. G. Wall, prominent com
mission man of Los Angeles,
former resident of Nogales, is
in the city for q short business
visit.
George Parker. Jr., has re.
turned to his home at Las Cru
ces, New Mexico, after visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
| Parker.
A. L. Anterior of San Fran.
cisco, arrived in Nogales Tues.
day te accept position as fore
man with Schmidt & Hitchcock,
paving contractors.
The regular meeting of the
Nogales chamber of commerce
was held Thursday night in the
chambers Offices. George A.
London, the new secretary, was
present.
Bracey Curtis, president of the
First National Bank of Nogales.
has returned home from a
trip to Mexico City, where be
attended the Inauguration .of
President Gil.
The ladies of the St. Andre VS.
Episcopal church will hold q
Christmas bazaar this afternoon
at 249 Grand avenue, next door
to the Arizona Packing company.
Too will ho coruo6
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1928-12-08

Deceased was we'll known in
Nogales where he had many
friends all of whom will regret
his untimely passing.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Mrs. Gerry Announces
Mother Day" Committee

Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry wife of the
Senator from Rhode Island and gen.
eral chairman OF the committee arrang-
ing national Mothers day exercises
here on May 49, has announced the
appointment of special committee on
decorations. headed by Mrs. John c.
Schafer. wife Of Representative Schafer
OF Wisconsin.
The program. which will be held al
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. is
being sponsored by the American War
Mothers and the Congressional Club
Numerous patriotic groups will partici-
pate. Special stands have been reserved
for members Of the Congressional Club
and the Army and Navy Corps who
have signifled a desire 10 attend. Sew
eral hundred War Mothers from all
over the country are expected here
The Army Navy and Marine Bands will
play
Assisting Mrs. Schafer on the COM
mittee. which will also look after the
seating, are Mrs. M C. O'Neili OF the
District War Mothers and Mrs. w. w
Chalmers. wife OF Representative Chal-
mers OF Ohio.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Mississippi Dinner Dance
Has Elaborate Program

Plans for the dinner dance of the
Mississippi Society at L,Aiglon Scion
Tuesday have been completed by the
committee of arrangements, Mr.. Ver-
non B. Lowrey, chairman Represta-
/ tive Jen Busby Mr.. George w. Potter,
Mr.. Charlton M. Clark and Mrs. Robert
A. Lacey Representative James Will
liam Collier will preside and will intro
duce the two guests Of honor. Senator
Key Pittman and Representative Nor
gan O. Sanders. who will make brief
addresses
Interspersed with the dinner courses
and speeches will be musical numbers
b. Bob Carbaugh, Adolph Turner,
Elizabeth Drew. Rebecca and Penelope
Tarwater.
Mrs John w. Rankin, second vice
pr ,sident. Is chairman OF the reception
| committee. Other members are Mrs.
Harry r. Fulton. Mrs Robert A. Lacey.
Mrs. Charlton M. Clark. Mr.. Orlando
Smith, DR.. Oscar wilkinson and Judge
Charles B. Howry. Mrs. JEFF Busby
Mrs. Pat Harrison and Mrs. Vernon
Lowrey comprise the decorations COM
mittee.
The dinner will begin at 7.3o and
dancing starts at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Wal
ter 8. Erwin will head the floor COM
mittee
Reservations for the dinner NAV be
made with any member Of the COM
mittee Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
@. u. Blossom Time Bridge
Party Due Monday, Nav Il

The ladies' board of Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital Is enthusiastically
pushing forward the preparations for its
Blossom Time bridge party, which Is
scheduled for Monday afternoon. May
IA. at Wardman Park Hotel.
The proceeds Of this party are In
tended especially for the work of the
hospital in caring for the INDECENT sick,
This work was greatly increased with
the opening Of the new wing. which was
dedicated March Is, and which brought
the capacity UP to $50 beds, making the
hospital one Of the largest In the
country.
The chairman. Miss Minnie e. Car
roll. and the vice chairman. Mrs. How
ard r. Strine, are leaving nothing un-
done to make this the most attractive
and pleasurable of the boards annual
Spring affairs Those assisting them
on the following committees are: Pa
irons and patronesseS. Mrs. George
Tully Vaughan. chairman; Mrs. Lau-
renee A. Slaughter. Mrs. Hillary L. Of
futt. jr; Mrs. Joseph r. Madigan and
Mrs. William f. ODonnell: prizes. Mrs.
Michael j. Ready, chairman; Mrs. John
.. O'Reilly. Mrs. William J. Lally, Mrs.
john A. O'Donohue. Mrs. F, J. Elcheu-
laub and Mrs. James Young; tickets.
Frank z. Duehring, Miss Mary z. Keli-
her. Mrs. Leon A. Martel and Mrs. j.
Winthrop Peabody: tables. Mrs Isaac
Cans. chairman: Mrs. jeremiah Dono-
van, Mrs. M. Wilfred Barton and Mrs
John l. Haas: tallies and cards. Mrs
Philip Brown. chairman, and Miss Anna
Ready: candy. Mrs. Andrew J. McIn-
tyre. chairman; Mrs. Frank j Ready,
Mrs James A. Cannon. Mrs. John r,
Donoghue. Mrs. l.. Brison Norris and
Miss Elizabeth Tucker. and press. Mrs
Nellie e. Fealy, chairman, and Mrs
Henry A. Cover.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Smith. pastor of the Methodist Church
at WoodSide.
Mrs Alton Shaw, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and Mrs. ack's
brother. Mr. Alton Shaw, was best man.
The bride wore gown of pink, with
picture hat to match, and wore o
corsage of bride roses.
Following dinner party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Jack, the couple de-
parted for their honeymoon trip.
Miss Beulah L. Butts and Mr.. David
Stanford Haddock. both Of Washington,
were married Saturday evening at
O'Clock at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. Baltimore,
Rev. Dr. Oscar Olson officiating. Mrs,
c. Earl Butts of Baltimore was the
matron of honor and the brides only
attendant Mr. Carroll NJ. Murnane OF
Washington was best man. The guests
were limited to the immediate families
and close friends,
Miss Butts is the daughter Of Register
OF Wills and Mrs. c. H. Butts OF Middle
town, Nd. and Mr. Haddock Is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Haddock of Doug
las, Ga.
Following the ceremony the couple
left for a trip through the South. They
will be at home at 1921 Newark street,
Washington, after May l6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor Wright
have issued invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter Katherine. to Mr..
Martin Harris White Of Philadelphia on
Saturday. May 5. at $50 o'clock, at
Central Presbyterian Church.
A wedding OF interest TO friends in
Washington and Virginia took place
Tuesday morning. April "a when Miss
Margaret Mary Miller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo T Miller of Ballston,
Va. became the bride OF Mr., Francis
Edwin Duvall of Washington.
The ceremony with nuptial mass was
performed by Rev. Edward W. john
ston at ST. Charles Church. Clarendon.
va. In the sanctuary were Right Rev.
Mgr James H. Ryan, d. D., and Rev.
Raymond A. MCGOWAN of Washington,
and Rev. Thomas A. Rankin, pastor OF
ST. Charles Church.
During the mass Miss Josephine
O'Connor sang several solos. Mrs. Mary
Gillen. who rendered the wedding
march, also played the accomplishments.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Thomas l.. Miller
of Waverly Hills. Va. wore gown OF
ivory satin and lace. Her tulle veil was
caught with orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet Of bride roses
and lilies OF the valley
Miss Kathryn Creyelin of Washington
was maid Of honor and wore a becoming
gown OF pink georgette and cream lace.
with large picture hat to match. She
carried an arm bouquet of Columbia
roses and delphinium The best man
was Mr.. John Kennedy of Washington.
/ A wedding breakfast followed the GER
emony at the home OF the brides par
ents, after which Mr. and Mrs Duvall
| left for their wedding trip. sailing from
| Baltimore for Florida The bride trav-
eled IN tan dress and coat. with hat
| and accessories 10 match
! Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs Duvall
will make their home In Washington.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Republican Women's $ Unit
To Honor Mrs. Mccormick

Mrs. Medill Mccormick. recently
nominated candidate for Representative
At large from Illinois will be the guest
in whose honor the League of Republi-
can Women will entertain Monday. May
z. at $50 o'clock In the afternoon. Mrs.
James J. Davis. wife Of the Secretary Of
Labor. has loaned her house. 3o12 Mas
sachusettS avenue northwest, TO the
league for this occasion.
Mrs. e. A. Hartman president will
receive the guests. assisted by Mrs.
Davis and Mrs, Virginia White Speel,
honorary president of the league
Mrs. Mccormick will make an address
on the general subject of the RESPONSE
hility OF women in present-day politics.
Mrs. w. Bladen Lowndes. national
committeewoman of the Republican
party from Maryland and Mrs NJ NJ
Caldwell OF Roanoke. Va. national COM
mitteewoman from her State. also will
be guests Of honor on this occasion
Mrs. Marion Butler. chairman of the
committee on hospitality, with her
committee members. will assist Mrs.
Davis IN the dining room. where tea will
be served.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Annual Banquet Held
By Delta Theta Phi

The annual banquet OF the Delta
Theta Phi legal fraternity was held at
the Wardman Park Hotel last evening,
Dean Gianothi of the White Chapter
acted as toaStmaster. About rs men,
bers OF the fraternity we're present
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Gard Party to Benefit
Home for Aged Ladies

The annual card party for the bene-
At Of the Catholic Home for Aged
Ladies will be held Monday. May Z, at
Wardnaan Park Hotel This charity,
which is under the direction of Rev.
Edward L. Buckley. has a very wide ap-
peal and the benefit. as usual, promises
to be a great success. A partial list Of
the patronesses includes Princess de
Ligne. Countess d'Alte, Countess Gle
chanowski, Nine. de Padilla. Mrs.
Byron S. Adams Mrs. Davis Broad
head, Miss Corinne Bevans. Mrs. VIII
liam Kearney Carr, Mrs. Camden Nc
Atee. Mrs. George J. May. Mrs. Francis
Miller, Mrs. j. Craig King. Mrs. 3. r
Saul, Miss Helen Shea, Mrs. George
Whitecotton. Mrs Charles B. Wood and
Miss Pauline Wilcox.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Junior League to Stage
"Ragecdy Ann and Andy

Among those who have taken tickets
for 'Raggedy Ann and Andy" the
children's play which will be presented
by the Junior League Dramatic Club
Friday afternoon and Saturday morn
ing and afternoon In the theater In the
Department Of the Interior building
are Frau Won Prittwitz und daffron,
wife Of the German Ambassador, Mrs.
Howard Davidson. Mrs John Hays
Hammond. Mrs. Samuel II Kaufman,
Dr. Gladys Kairne. Miss Virginia Hunt,
Mrs James r. Sloane, Mrs. J n, We'll
iingtOn. Mrs Alan Kirk. Mrs. John
Dryden Mrs Donald McKnew, Mrs.
Henry y. Erwin. Mrs n n Finken-
staedt, Mrs. John l., Ciem, Mrs. Chan.
dler Hale and Mrs. William Holabird
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Gard Party Marks First
Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. julius Andrae enter
tanned at a card party Friday. April 27
TO celebrate their first wedding ami.
yersary
Among those present we're Miss Caro-
line Aufenthie. Miss Peggie Bulver. Miss
Caroline Allen. Miss Virginia Shook
Miss Doris Schultz. Miss Edna Whal
Mr.. Ralph Bergman Mr. Albert John.
son, Mr.. Robert Krause. MIR. Conlyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bauman, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Kerby. Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Rosenberger Of BallSton Va. and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Aufcnthie.
The decorations for the evening were
carried out In pink, green and white.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Gard Party Tomorrow
To Benefit Big Sisters

A card party for the benefit OF the
Big Sisters Of the District Of Columbia
viii be held at the New Willard Hotel
tomorrow evening at O'Clock The
Washington branch of this country
wide society to help young girls was
organized in January. 1921. Mgr. c. r
Thomas has been the organization S
spiritual director from its inception. and
Mrs. Hester Jones Surguy Is the pres
ent president Among those acting as
Thomas, Mrs. Thomas p. Brown, Mr..
Joseph Byrne. Mrs. Peter Drury, Mrs.
J. j. Early, Mrs. j. o. La Gorce, Mrs.
Joseph Loughran. Miss Catherine Nor
gan. Mrs. Charles Semmes and Mrs. w.
A. Wimsatt.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

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Evening star., 1928-04-29
Slipper Important Factor In
Make-Upof Woman S Attire
Leaders in Modern Fashion Group Carefully
Choose Footwear to Match Their Effective
Hats and Frocks

Elaborate gold chandelier" earrings
completed this striking costume.
Mrs. Gilmer Breni2er. chairman of
the scholarship fund for Southern coll
legcs. wore TO party recently French
blue chiffon frock. embroidered in tiny
pearls. deep band of the embroidery
rtarkins the hem line and forming a
panel down the front Of the bodice.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
UNTlMELY BET BRINGS
CIGAR STORE ARRESTS
Player Rushes Into Vice Squads
Hands to Place Losing
Wager,

"A dollar On Open Hand 80 place
IN the SEVENTH" a cclorea man called
10 Ruby A, habesmau. alleged pro-
pr,etr of the cigar STORE At 49, Eighth
street, rs he rushed pas. the pelicr
vice squad yesterday afternoon LII his
hurry to place his est, itsherman Is
said 10 have accepted the bet.
hoy. Open Hand II scratched The
police Won that race" Objective WtllsaM
r, burke announced In tho startled
c,,lared mans ear as SS,>,n aS the trans
action was Completed, tiaeegman Mas
arrested and charged with vk,tatlcn et
Seetiun sss OF the District Of (N,luRshiA
Code, The aereStug otstecrs We've SesSt
q. J, lettermau and Ntcctavcs h J.
Cox and burke, They had no inten-
ton III raidnng the p.ace when they
entered they SAY, Ae<<YSltng III Sefgg
t'etterman Aaeerman had eeen arrested
same time before en SiMtlar charge
and the squad Mas whiting hun simply
to check up
Tch men found III the st,Te wege
esked As government witnsNseS, They
we're ssleAsed m $ip0 hAsa each,
MahernAan Was made 10 pAss A. 900
eeAd, He Will he ArrAisasa IN Nesies
Court saturday
Evening star., 1928-02-21
BUREAUCRACY HIT
BY SENATOR GEORGE
Georgian Assails PHILOSOPHY Of
Hamilton. in Speech at
Bristol.


,Re:sTCs. vs.. February 2i.-"unaer
Republican ADMINISTRATION the drrana CT
AsesAndes .ssA,i:ea Of . government
,xssasisSied ~ the great interests =
neayex s~atsSasac. than 1t aas ever heea
i,stsfesS JSAsasSr George OF Georgia de-
clAsss!.. eAsse today m an address before
the Nt,,iA Virginia Democratic congress.
'sss,&it e-savention.
Daret>:,:ng especially against pack
ins" ef FedesaI tssards and commissions.
Ses,Ssa:: GesFxs sa:d that many Of these
a.s~ssesss se! up for the purpose Of Serv-
saS tsas people had become the mas
ccrA vi the people"
HE administration Of national leg
9s'asion. general ia character, Is now in
,asSe measure intruSted To bureaus and
commissions
The Democratic ideal Of human bet
ssfnent--ihe equitable distribution Of
wealth rather than It's accumulation in
few hands--can never be realized
tEtough government administered by
board and bureau dominated by the
pefs,ical philosophy Of Hamilton.
The national democracy will mark
the course OF the party. and let us have
fAith to believe that Ii will direct the
offensive from the common ground OH
which all true believers In liberal gov
ernment may stand. In the ancient
camp Of democracy there Is = ground
upon which 10 pitch our tents and to
marshal and mobilize our forces against
the common enemy"
Evening star., 1928-02-21
Dinner PAIL CLASH .
ST|RS HOUSE BODY.
Committee Members Wranqle
Over Charge of 40 Per
Cent Unemployment.

A clash between committee mem-
bers over the fun dinner pail or the lack
OF 1t. marked the House agriculture CON-
mittee's hearings today on farm relief.
While Edgar Wallace Of the American
Federation OF Labor was indorSicg the
equalization fee principle. Representa-
tiyes Ketcham. Republican. Michigan.
and kiacheloe, Democrat, Kentucky. en-
gagged In political encounter.
The exchange WAS precipitated when
Wallace asserted 20 per cent OF labor in
the United States vas unemployed.
Then you con's believe there is q
lul dinner pail a. present. asked
Kiyehelce.
"No. there aren't fun dinner pals
coN." Wallace replied
Kescham demonstrated that politics
WAS being i;l:er;eesee; .rto the hearing
Not rsc!i.ics nslt economics" said
the Kentucky Representative
Wallace then. under questioning BY
kiuchcicc. isclSsva the textile industry
~orkcrS were ''rlssesably paid and
many wese unemployed. He said COO
0eo ecal N!nefs were ,ooleSS
ktncheloe said the textile industry
was highly protected by the tariff"
The tariff has not helped much"
declared the labor man.