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.Di9,Uu Globes

Often when lights seem dim and
unsatisfactory it merely means the
housewife has neglected to wash the
globes. Use warm Suds and am
nonia.
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Chance Meetin0 Place

The meeting place of the Seventh
District Federation of Clubs Friday
Est 10 a. m. has been changed to the
foyer on the tenth floor at the Co.
iumbia Club, from the Hotel SEVERN
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Injustice of
IndeCiSiO11 in
Love Affair
BY MARTHA LEE

After a girl or woman has con-
sented to an engagement with g
man, there is no reason why she
ought not to know after a short
while whether she cares to take the
final step-matrimony.
It is not fair to man for q
woman to consent to his paying heI
the exclusive homage of a fiance
If she really knows down deep in
her heart she never cares to settle
down to wifehood.
Many a woman just excuses her
reluctance to marry by saying, 81
can not make up my mind" Why a
man Is ever so weak-willed as to
accept indefinitely an excuse like
this is more than a feminine mind
can understand.
The woman who keeps a man
dangling" is not only selfish but
she Is a shirker of responsibility
Though she does not want him
neither does she want any other
woman who probably would give
this man nice home to have him
She really is playing with the most
sacred thing on earth, the love of a
man and woman.
man to whom I have been engaged for
the last five years. love him, but my
| life. is so happy the way it is. I work
friends. Ny fance takes me all the places
However, he keeps insisting I set the
down to that, do not want to give up my
freedom. Please tell me what to DO. p
Dear Alice R: I am sure you
do not realize the wrong you are do
ing to this young man to let him
think that you want to marry him
when you really are happier single
You know, Alice r., there are some
born bachelors and bachelor maids
in this world. Perhaps you are one
Of them.
You must tell this man how you
feel. You will have to decide Wheth-
er you value most your freedom or
the love Of your fiance, because
chances are he will be too much OF
a man to continue being your de-
voted slave" and relinquish all his
cherished dreams of his own home
wife and children.
Dear Miss Lee: I have been keeping
company with man for fifteen years.
have never been able to make up my mind
to settle. down and marry him. but have
always loved him. He thought. loved
es' ReSsSs Of in MY e Fe ss to
We have settled things.
He resents my going to lodge meet
and he also does not want me to have my
hair bobbed any more. He is constant
" saying he is not haip99y away from me
Please help me with nv worries,
TRUE LOVE J.
Dear True Love j: OF course, any
woman who goes with man for fiji
teen years and then is undecided
about whether or not to marry
really has decided tie question neg
atively. Any woman who has the
least desire to marry will know sure
ly before fifteen years have passed
If you love this man you viii
marry him and put up with hi:
little objections to your going tt
lodge meetings and the way yol
fix your hair. If you do not love
him, be woman enough to tell hin
so and make it clear to him tina
ne has no right to criticise YOU
actions.
A Clean Heart: I was very glac
to receive letter from a young mar
who has such high ideals. Keer
them, my friend, and I know yot
will be respected and loved by every
one who knows you.
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Celebrate Founders Dan

The Riley. Emerson and Lincoln
School Parent-Teacher Associa-
tions. Of Seymour, will celebrate
founders day with programs at the
various schools.
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MARYE and MOM'
THEIR LETTERS
BY RUTH DEWEY GROVES

This is the fourth OF series OF inti-
mate letters exchanged by modern
daughter-MARYE-a her ''old-fash-
toned" mother--"MOM''-to be printed
daily in The Times. Another Will APP
pear Friday
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ShOWer GiUen
for Bride-ELeCt
of Next Month

Miss Lorene Clingenpeel, whose
marriage to Donald G. Henley will
take place in March, was honor
guest when her sister Mrs. George
E. Harrison, 91S Thompson St, en-
tertained with 4 miscellaneous show
err Wednesday evening.
rho o,tnctc uera.
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A Clean Heart: / was very glad
to receive letter from a young man
who has such high ideals. Keep
them, my friend, and I know you
will be respected and loved by every
one who knows you.
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BIOLOGISTS TO
TOUR AMERICA
Princeton EqUips Pullman
Car for School.
B~ United Press

BB United Press
PRINCETON, N. j., June ia
wandering band of Princeton geolo-
gists. living in specially construct
ed Pullman car, will leave Thurs
day for six weeks study of the
rocky wonders of the earth from the
falls of Niagara to the peaks of the
Rockies.
The Princeton Summer School of
Geology and Natural Resources,
which is the official name of this
expedition under the direction of
DR.. Richard M. Field, is a part of
the regular curriculum of Prince
ton.
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Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Radio owners; expert radio
service Of all kinds. Two years with Kruse-
Conneu co. CLYDE B. TRADER, 202 N.
Rural St. Oh. 7039-M, Ii. 4754.
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
Radio Co . "a w. Ohio St. Ii. 1856.
NEW RADIO - 6-TUBE. IN BEAUTIFUL
CABINET: $50. CHI. 02lS.
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Suburban for Sale

NEW 5-ROOM Electricity:
built-in features; finished floors: brick
porch: cement walks; we'll; garage. front
drive: large lot: shrubbery, bus and
traction service. Alexandria Ave. near
church and store: $3.50 cash. $50 per
month. by owner. Beech Grove 1901 l.
IDEAL BUNGALOW acre. Edgewood;
shrubs. Small down payment. owner.
Dr. 52a7.
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Hello Wanted Female

PRFSSER ON LADIES' GAR
MENTS. CALL TODAY. RI
PITS.
PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY :
Snsci Lies in hotel restaurant, also In
di,SSrial and commercial help. Prompt
service. Cail Ri. 6253 or 3o5 When Bldg
WENTFD-Married woman to make in
dexes. live on premises Sla E. South ST..
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DENTAL
PATIENTS
Instructions

NEN-Iearn barbering now. Good Jobs
waiting. Moler has trained BARRIERS for
wears helping tnousannSaSS sIyoo ~ SUCCESS rs
ChicaQO.
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Trucks

1925 REO-i-ton truck: sale or trade, foF
Ford truck. 243s Baltimore. Oh. 1859.
1928 CHEVROLET TRUcK-Fine condition:
sacrifice for quick sale. Be. 2o2s
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Storage and Transfer

j. H. TAYLOR TRANSFER
Special prices, long distance moving:
local. overland; insured. Ri 4265: Dr.. 30L1.
HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION = insured
trucks; reas. rates. Bowser, mgr. Ri. 585l.
BOWSER TRUCK LINE-Insured freight
carriers; estmats. 437 E. Louisiana. u GOAL
WE SPECIALIzE-In long dist. removals.
Estimates, He. 2428. Lincoln Transit Co.
BURNETT-The exclusive piano mover in
Indianapolis; 81 and up. Ii. 6268.
CAMBRIDGE TRANSFER CO.
Service that counts. Ii. 5000.
BORNdAN TRANSFER co. CHI. SSH.
SFACTORYAMOVING SERVICE.
BRITTON TRANSFER-Noving.$ SO. so load.
Large trucks: responsible men. DR.. 1913.
MOVING with the best trucks and service.
KOHNLE TRANSFER co. DR.. 2710.
EXPERT MOVER-Crater, packer, shipper
of furn. g. pianos. MOCKFORDS, Ia. 1l79
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-404 Mass. Ave.
Local and overland hauling. Ri. 1851.
EAGLE TRANSFER-All kinds of hauling.
Reasonable. DR.. 5798.
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Card of Thanks

CARDINEL-We wish to express sincere
thanks to all who extended aid from time
Of accident and burial of our son, little
Jimmy Cardinel, Rev. Farr, singers, and
Finn Brothers. He is sadly missed by all
who love him.
Grandparents, Father. Mother, Sister and
Rrnfhar
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

PARK, 2l42-Furnished apt. for light
housekeeping. He. 20l6.
TALBOT, N, 2419-Two furnished. con-
Meeting housekeeping rms; mod; $3.50
wk. Slpg rm., suitable for q; SIS. ia. 1881.
FREMONT, s., 32-4 unfinished rooms;
adults only. Belmont 3958W.
WASHINGTON, E., 3323-Two newly dec.
front connect. rooms. Oh. 5587-W.
TENTH, 3l8 E.-Large, clean. front room;
kitchenette, sink; newly decorated; pri-
vate entrance; close in; Sc.
10TH e.. $500 connect. rms. apt, mod.
clean; plenty hot water; SIS. CHI 696l-W.
nth ST., E., 822-Two unfur, mod. rms;
gas light, water. IS week.
BOTH, W, 1884 semi-modern rms, gas.
water, light, heat furnished, garage; s25
Splendid location. Ha. 1898.
NORTHUMBERLAND rooms for light
housekeeping. Irv. 1599R.
AND 8 UNFURNISHED-Hou
ms north of creek. Oh. 2l27-M.
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Musical Instruments

BAND INSTRUMENTS - King" saxo-
phones. trumpets, trombones, Sousa-
phones. Leedy drums and xylophones.
Bach trumpets, Olds trombones. Selmer
cIarinets and saxes Easier terms Ex-
pert repairing Of all instruments. Guar
anteed used goods. See them before you
buy. Instructions. RHINE MUSIC co.
and DRUM SHOP. 1913 Pembroke Arcade.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOFFER WAGON CO.
Will repair or make new tops and cur
tains for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave.
USED TIRES-Retreads; all sizes: low
prices ROSE TIRE COMPANY, 365 S.
Meridian ST.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ALABAMA. N. 1335-s-rm. apt, kitchen
COLLEGE AVE. 2735-Summer months.
references required. Talbot 5677.
MERIDIAN. N, 72e-1728-z-4-room furn.
apt; garage: close to downtown. Ia. 1892.
1923 E. VERMONT-Nicely furnished room;
rnndarn home. cnnVenienceS.
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Houses for Rent


ADAMS. 2O17-Near Brookside Park:
rms. water pd. $50. CHI 2035.
BATES sT.-Three rooms; gas electricity.
garage; $1,000. Inquire, BIS E. South.
BELL ST. $50 - ROOMS $40. RI.
1886.
BELLEFoNTAINE. 2253..55rm double, fur
BROOKSIDE, 1868 rooms. for roomers.
VIII repair: S45. st. car barns. Ri. 24ll.
CAPITOL. s., 823-4 rms. electricity, wa.
gas inside toilet, garage; Reasonable rent.
CHARLES ST. 134l----4 rooms, semi-mod.;
SIS; water paid; will paper DR.. 087l-R.
dry basement. fine garage; lots Of shrub
berry; near car line and schools; water
paid; $50 Ir. 38Sl-J.
DORMAN, 24O-6-rm. modern house; ga
rage: s23: bus and car. Ia. 54s3.
DORMAN, 3l6-Modern, rms; will redec.
in and out; Al condition; s25.
EMERSON-6-rm. double. modern; clean;
exclusive neighborhood garage. Ri. 657l.
GENT, 2l21-Semi modern; room double;
$4,000. Hem. 5952.
GENT AVE, 2l2l-4 rooms semi-modern
double; sl8 mo. He. $3.50.
HAMILTON. 561-Semi- 5-room dou-
BILE; new paper.
922 MORELAND = Rear; groom cottage;
$40 month
NEW YORK, W, l626-28-5 rooms a side;
owner, Ma. 1903 Isl2 Belietontaine
E sSFasei s25 AVA Ma 47 as2-' rooms Scar
NORTH ST. E., 57O7-4 rms: mod; al
most new. excel, arrangm't newly painted
g. redec.; st. being imp; s32.50. Wa. 0395.
PARK AVE, 2o47-8 rms. mod. roomers
suitable; how'd. f.; 3-car gar; $50. Ii 4004
PARKER. 402-5rm. double; modern: new
ly decorated: gar; no children. ia. 5085.
PERSHING AVE, s.. 828-5 rooms. garage:
$40. Ma. 4739.
PLEASANT ST, 12sl-'7-room modern dou-
BILE; porch, large yard. garage. Call DR..
SPRING, 720--6 rooms, semi-mod; water
paid; Sl8; car space. Oh. 049l.
| TALBOT. 2OO9-6 room modern double;
steam heat; garage; only S45. Ia. 1858
TEMPLE, s., 823-4 rooms: gas, cleo. wa. ;
inside toilet; garage; reasonable rent.
VERMONT, w. 20o5la-5-rm. upper du-
pick, semi-mod., garage, water pd., $40.
Inc. 2Oo3 w. Vermont.
WASH W, 27O3-7 rooms modern gar;
suitable roomers: tourists. Be. 074l.
WOODLAND, 1132-Half double bungalow;
modern; garage water paid. Dr. 6942
| DESTRCY--Bed bugs ana eggs with Sud
den Death ALBERT G. MAAS. 81 Va.
NEWLY DECORATED-North; rms. mod
ern. built-in features: only $35. Ha. 1864.
2 SO. e. MICHIGAN CARS rms: bath;
gar: water pd: redecorated. CHI 5407.
5 ROOMS--Modern, lower duplex. beautiful
hardwood floors 2 bedrooms ideally ar
ranged; garage; close to 2 car lines.
stores. etc; nice north side location; S48
Ii 4424. Wa. AFFAIR.
Cottage, Close In
305 Dorman
SIX rooms; modern; newly decorated;
garage; $50. Ma 4087
Business Places for Rent
HARDING, 2l07-Modern rooms. 2ox4o;
shelving. electric wiring. reas. Ia. 416l.
1915 w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
MoYNAHAN PROPERTIES COMPANY
ITO Union Title Bldg. Ii. 345s-L.
Desirable Office space. Ninth floor,
Lencke Bldg. MA. 1926.
SPACE-Second floor Baldwin Bldg Ideal
location for office or beauty shoppe In
quire Mr.. Ratliff. Baldwin Plano Com
pany IS Monument Circle.
GOOD-Light. fireproof uptown warehouse.
60x200. 16 N. Senate. Call Ma. 6296.
GARAGE-3O5 HARVARD PLACE. WA
0178.
DESK, AND SAFE-With swivel chair. 816
pldO
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Wanted to Rent

BUSINESS MAN-Wants to rent or g.
room modern bungalow or cottage. North
side: must have a garage. Write box,
Ill Care of Times.
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Barter and SrU0p

WILL take light closed car as down pay
ment on my Willys-Knight. 6 cyl sedan.
This car is in perfect condition Tires,
paint. upholstering Al. MR.. NEWTON.
Be. 0298.
PLAYER PIANO-Take equity in cheap
lot or used car. or sell So down. $3.50 per
week. Ia. 4221.
MOTHS-Larvae: at last a real moth ex-
erminator-MOTHACID ALBERT G.
MAS. 81 Va. Ave. Ma. 1225.
CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE-Win sell or
trade cheap. Ri. 4242.
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Business Places for Rent
Cottages and Resorts

(Ott0SSS ana ASSCTtS
CHARMING-Country home for rent for
season, on beautiful Tippecanoe River
delightful interior, lovely grounds, springs
pergolas. woods. walks. etc. Near golf
courses and lake. Two f1replaces. large
screened porches. Inspection welcomed
MRS F. MCCONNELL. Warsaw, Ind
Phone. Rural II x.
NEW-Modern lake home west Winds"
for rent for season. Living room 1892
fireplace, bedrooms, sleeping porch. De-
lightful location and view Fine beach
Inspection welcomed. MRS. F. Moon
NELL. Warsaw, Ind. Phone. Rural II x.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW = River front;
18th St. River Park; reasonable; season
or weekly. Oh. 1928.
FOR SALE-Completely furnished summer
cottage. 4 rooms. screened porches, newly
painted. electric. Ri. 1921 DR.. 5044.
LAKE TTPPECANOE-Cottag flowing
we'll A: E. SANDERS, 1904 College Ave.
Main 1847.
LAKE MANUFACTURING to rent! c. F.
OLIVER. Rochester. Ind.
4-ROOM-Summer cottage for rent in
River Heights: reasonable. Ii. 1905.
MODERN-Summer cottage on Nyoma
Lake. for sale or trade. DR.. $3.50.
RENT BY WEEK or season; summer cot
tage at 10th and river. Oh. 1908.
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Storage and Transfer

Established 1895
Packing furniture, pianos china for
shipment; large trucks for city and
overland hauling. Special rates or small
lots and return loads. OTTO SUEZ. Ri.
1851. Ri. 1923 and night Ch 0699-W
Oh. 4579.
WANT-Loads to Chicago June 1925
Special rates. Overland local hauling.
Ri. 0i55.
SUMMER MOVING RATE
Overland and local hauling: expert
service. Capitol City Transfer, Ri. 20l4.
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Transportation
Lost end Found

BRINDLE BULL TERRIER-Female; clip
ped ears. tail, tag No. $685. Reward
Ha 3445-M.
CAMEO BROOCH-White gold mounting;
lost downtown district. Rev. wa. 5135.
CAMEO BROOCH-Lost; liberal reward.
Wa. 5000. No. II Maple Arms.
GLASSES LOST-Mfg. by Hoosier opt. Re
turn to Times information desk. Reward
GOLD PIN-Leaf design; between 2152 N.
Meridian and Ill E. 22nd keepsake. Re-
ward Ia 5076 or Ia. 1926.
LADY'S MASONIC RING-REWARD. Oh.
3561-J. 615 N. HAMILTON.
IOST-BroWn leather bag containing Girl
Scout troop records aad literature. Friday
evening near Kingam's or east on Mary
land st. Return to Girl scout ONCE, 542
Board Of Trade Bldg or american Sc settIe-~
1889 Reward.
surance papers with People Life IN
surance Company name on pacK OF II
9o5 New City Trust Bldg
MESH BAG-Enameled; lost at Riverside
Reward Ha. 2003-W. "
POCKFTBOOK-Black, lost by elderly
adv: courthouse basement. con glasses.
bal ms money by dead daughter. Be 4l39:
sTRAYED-3 weeks ago; large, mottied
cat: answers to Fluffy" between l4O0
and 1900 E. Market. Substantial reward
for definite inform. or retrn. Call Ri 6992
WATCH-Boys. white gold with chain. lost
willard paGGsk7 s Toulouse Saturday re
WATCH-Open faced gold, with short
chain fob. MR.. ROGERS. Ri. 43o7
LOST-Man's Wrist Watch. Metal strap.
Reward. DR.. 0394-W
ANY ONE seeing yellow police dog; female
Please call HUI 2l60.
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Houses for Sale
1899 S. RANDOLPH

1899 S. RANDOLPH
Four-room cottage with complete bath;
electric lights, gas. city water. garage;
paved street paid for. Price S2.650; $3.50
cash. S24 per month. Will consider va
cant lot as down payment.
F. J. VIEHMANN COMPANY.
Realtors, Builders.
l42 N. Delaware st.
RI 264O Residence Ir 1892
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Legal Notices

FOR BUILDING IN
SPECTOR
The examining board will convene Fri
day, June 30. 1928, at 8 a. m. in the
council chamber OF the city hall, in the
city OF Indianapolis. Ind. to hold eX-
animation for building inspector.
Applicants for examination may secure
rules for the examination and application
blanks a. the office of the Board OF Safety
in the city hall. Applications supported
by affidavits must be filed with the Board
OF Safety not later than June %. 1928.
HOWARD Z. ROBERTSON,
Executive Secretary,
Board OF Public Safety.
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Room Wanted

LADY-wshes to share apt. Box G $50,
Times.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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81 Per Month
KIMBALL PIANO STORE
RI. PISS $50 N. Delaware
SLIGHTLY USED PIANOS-And Player
pianos; $45 to S275; $40 cash, 81 per week,
no interest: new Bush and Gerts pianos
and players. $3.50 to Sl,650. ROBERT
SONS. 235 N. Penn.
SAXOPHONES-Ne and used; easiest
payment plan in city; York Band instru-
ments. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. 122 Penn
ORTHOPHONIC Toned victrola; cabinet
size, cheap for cash. 1885 N. Alabama,
Apt. 8.
VIOLIN AND CASE-Never used sacri-
fce If sold at once. DR.. OPP.
PIANO-Howard upright, cost s675' sacri-
fee; SIS. PAIL Park. He 1902.
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Death Notices

EMMINNGER, MARY LOUISE-Age 90
years beloved wife of Joseph Emminger,
died Monday, June 1s, at residence, 4l0
S. Addison. Funeral Wednesday, $3.50 a.
m. at residence, 9 a. m. st. Anthony's
Church daylight saving).
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Real Estate for Exchange

WE WANT TO TRADE
2935 INDIANAPOLIS AVE.
A Groom modern. 2-story home; hard
wood floors, full basement: all In perfect
condition: q single garage full lot; clear
or north.
SECURITY TRUST co.
TWO DOUBLES and so-car garage; close
in trade for farm. He 2el9.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-17
GERMANS ANCERED TREATMENT UPON
 ARRIVAL ZEPPELIN
ONE OF ZEPP'S PASSENGERS STRUCK IN THE FACE BY
 COPPER'S FIST

BERLIN, Oct, 16, (P)-Scathing criticism of the behavior of the American police" on the landing of the Graf Zeppelin at Lakehurst, was contained in an interview with Albert Grzesinski, Prussian Min ister of the Interior and a passen- ger on the German airship, was made public here.
 Had occurances like those l witnessed taken place in Prussia, , the Minister said, "those police of ficials would have been fired that very day"
 Continuing he said; "On leaving the airship, which the passengers were permitted to do only after sev- oral hours of waiting, they had, to their surprise, to go thru several unpleasant experiences. They were surrounded by a cordon of police, led into the customs building as tho they had intended to smuggle something.
 "The passengers were several times yanked, frequently pushed, in fact one of them was struck in the face by a fist. And among those thus treated was the German Consul, General LeWinSki."
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-17
MAoSED HUMANITY
 GREETS SEA FLYERS
 IN GOTHAM STREETS
PICKED ATTACHMENTS ARMY NAVY ESCORT VISITORS
 TO THEIR HOTELS

NEW YORK, Oct, IT, P9-The two-score of gallant men who have shown a new way for com merce-by air of the Graf Zeppelin flight were guests last night of an enthusiastic city after tu- multous afternoon of welcome.
 Ten thousand were on hand when the visitors landed at the Battery. Grey office buildings blossomed forth in flags of Germ any and the United States and colored paper rained upon them.
 The mounts of patrolmen ca vorted ahead and behind marched picked attachments of the Army and Navy.
 Sidewalks were packed with children and cheering crowds. Af- ter the official welcome by Acting Mayor Mckee the guests were es- corted to their hotels and were dinner guests at private affair presided over by the Mayor. In the evening they went to mus ical show where films of the flight were also shown.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-17
TEAPOT DOME: CASE
 GETS ANOTHER JOLT
 FROM GOVERNMENT
INVESTIGATION WAS ORDERED BY COOLIDGE: LEASE NE
 GOTIATED BY FALL

WASHINGTON, Oct, IT, P- The contract of the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co.,, through which was obtained government royalty on oil valued at nearly $34, 100000 between 1922 and 1928 from the Salt Creek field in Wyoming, has been held invalid by Sargent.
 Sargent was instructed by Cool idge to investigate the lease nego- tiated by Fall, then Secretary of the Interior, and now under gov ernment indictment with Sinclair on the charge to defraud the gov- ernment in the Teapot Dome lease.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-17
MURDER CHARGE
 MADE AGAINST K. K.
 X. OFFICIAL EVANS

MICHIGAN CITY, Mich, Oct, ,l6, R)-D. c. Stephenson, former Grand Dragon of the Klu Klux Klan, told Attorney General Gill lom at the State prison that he could prove that Hiram Evans. Imperial Wizard of the Klan, is responsible for the fatal shooting of Colonel w. S. Coburn at Allan ta in 1923.
 The declaration was made when Stephenson was giving deposition for use in suit brought by the State to oust the klan in Indiana.
 Stephenson is a hfe-term pris- oner and said he could prove that Evans had poisoned the mind of Phil Fox who did the shooting. Stephenson said Evans told him on several occasions Coburn must be removed or that Evans would be ruined.