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Ribbons

1880 yards Of Plain and Nov
city Ribbons, in light and dark
colorings: suitable for lingerie.
dresses. hats and fancy work:
regularly l5c To SOC: to IN.
be cut from the bolt. Yard AVS
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Linens

10 Hot Dish Mat Sets, consist
OF three oblcng mats with wash
abe sanitas covers. Reg 90
uiariy 800. Friday. OIC
ID Mereerized Tzbiecloths. hem
stitched: size 6ox6s: made OF a
good weight damask.
Regularly 1895. Fri SI "a
day. each. l'oo
go dozen Dinner Napkins, OF
Basco linenizec material: size
22x2o in, hen1med ready for use:
several neat patterns from which
70 choose; regularly c1 90
"a yards Table Damask. pure
linen: so inches wide: good
weight and a sturdy wearing ma
terial; regularly siss- SI.OO
A yard ..
- Pure Linen Dznask Table
Sets, cloth Ssx5o in. and SIX nap
k3nE 10 match: in blue
only: regularly ss.sS. G2 90
20 Pure Linen Luncheon Sets.
s pieces. with n <5x45-in cloth
and four napkins: all finished
with green striped
border: $50 value. C1 10
Special. a set ...... 1~
Ksnns-Strcet Floor.
Jewelry
~ Enamel Mesh Bag; regularly
3ia-5o. Special. FIJI CT y
ii Black and White Enamel
Mesh Bag; regularly go SO
aiST5 Special .. %~"
--s7 White Bone Necklaces. 30
inch length, arac9ate
style: regularly 400. C0c
lis pairs Lingerie Clasps. solid
gold: regularly $50. To
Choice ,...,,...-.. 80,
. Morning Mesh Bags: regi-
lsrly SAB Special SI.O5
Frsczy ..,,...,t.t..
ia Novelty Necklaces. wlth
artificial paris on silver Grain
regularly $500. epe- $40
- Real Crystal Necklace, with
jst roncelIA: regularly &6 %
ai2b6 Special ....
- Real Crystal Necklace. with
amethyst ron dsilf.
regularly tl<!o0. 6pe- 81 M
ria! -....,,+stt..*+.
Ksnn's-Etrset Fioor.
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Home Fittings

Home Fittings
Table lot Of High grade ORA
perry Materials. Regularly
29c to soc. Special. H.
SdfO
Table lot Of Curtain Ends,
salesmen's samples. Reg
ularly sec to 79c. Special, t.
each LOS
II s-pc. Living Room Suite Of
furniture. Regularly $4,000.
s speS,S' $4,000
~ s-pc. Belgian Linen Furni-
ture Slip Cover Set, including
five separate cushions.
s sssI larry RI, $4,000 $1,000
special. Set.......
II s-pc. Belgian Linen Furni-
ture Slip Cover Set.
Regularly $4,000. Spe- e. M
Ctai, Set.
lis prs. Double faced Velour
Fortieres. Is and 81 in. wide.
Regular se % TO sll.es. C1M
Special. a pair. .... @oo
Ill Tapestry Wall Panels, in
attractive pat terms.
E Re; Larry $500. spe- S1.95
81 Cretonne Bar Harbor
Cushion Sets. consisting Of seat
and back complete.
Regularly sles. Spe- CT TX
cial. set.
90 Round Cretonne Pillows.
filed with soft cotton.
Regularly si.oo. Special. 1Qc
ca1H
Il. Armure Tapestry Portieres.
in rich figured effects. Regu-
larry SS.es. Special. CT 70
pair .............
Table lot of Opaque Window
Shades. in various colors. Sec
onds Of csc grades. Spe- 90
cial. each. ..... oIC
Ia prs. Fine Quality Swiss Half
Sash Curtains. soiled.
Regularly sl-2S. Special, CQc
F"AA -
verrsc TI;rS Elo1r
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Blankets. Etc.

40 Soiled and Sample Blankets.
Formerly $500 10 si2. Part-Tool
and Atwood qualities, in double
bed size. and good co!ors, chiefly
rnIn irir Fri 4 2 =
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Furniture

- &aHNFs -"
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY CARRIAGELLloyd reed. AL; cost
$3.50. Sell sis. 1888 w. 18th st.
CASH REGISTER-Wall case; cigar case;
wall parti: shoe shin. stand. Ha 0363-R.
CoMPUTING SCALES : Toledo, ELECTRIC.
Dayton and sanitary porcelain. At
BARGAIN. Best offer. Terms Ri. 9421
DAVENPORT SUITES pieces. upholstered
IN velour; SOS cash. 914 N. Drexel. Ir.
DINING RIM. sUITE--Late style. ike new:
a big bargain 3O4O Martindale Ave.
DINING-Rm. suite; beautiful 8-pc. ma;
sacrifice for $50; rockers. other articles;
leav. city. 2401 N. Delaware, Ha. 1874-M.
DINING TABLE-Six chairs, leather bot
tom, and sideboard. fine condition; cheap.
5861 Julian Ave.
DINING-RM. SUITE-Of elegance. Will
blend with furnishings in home Of most
discriminate. Mahogany trimmed in
leather. Ha. 3244-M.
DINING TABLE-Perfect condition, ex-
tension brds.,. Sc; by owner. Ri. 4o5l.
144212 E. Wash.
DINING--Room suite; mahogany; 9-piece;
$3.50 value; must sacrifice. Ia: 0599
ELECTRIC WASHERS
A few demonstrators at a bargain; 3rd
floor Woolworth Bldg. No. E. Wash. st.
Ri. 1886
FANs-Have several desk fans at big
bargain. Must be sold at once. Ri 4461.
did condition; SIC. 629 Udell ST.
GRAPES 5 CENTS PER LB.-S943 s. Me-
ridian. DR.. 1913. ring 2.
KALTEX SET-Mahogany chairs; extern
sion table; walnut dresser; cheap. II. 1680
LIvING-Ro9oM SUITE, Xelounrceo over
stuffed. 1880, N. Illinois. Ha 4062.
LIVING-RM. SUITE-Beautiful wicker,
POOL TABLE-Complete; and all fixtures
for pool hall; would sell sep. Ha. O363-R.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Elecctric; =, dlop. heads repair al ,m11aakes
STROLLER-Reed; blue. S4 Radio cabinet
cost SIS; like new. 81. Hu. 1929.
WALL CASE-Large showroom. with mir
rors; suit for millinery or cleaners shop
WASHER = WESTERN ELEC.: PERFEcT
COND WILL SAC. FOR $40. ia 5083.
WASHER. ELECTRIC. COST $3.50: FINE
CONDITION; $50. HU. 6329.
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE CO.. 86s
Virginia Ave: furniture. rugs. stoves, re-
igerators. New and. used furniture for
terms Open evenings. DR.. 1861.
STUDENTS-I HAVE SO TYPEWR1TERs
ALL MAKES. RENT OR SALE: So TO SIS
MONTHLY. II. 9470.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINcT'.zog.tts!!dde Or in
s66 s Meridian ST. Ri. 9l8o
RUNIMAGE SALE Used clothing and fur.
niture. 127 W. Georgia st.
WINDS OF THE WESTERN sEA-Are not
DIS COlnlOILdD4b Do Nu-AlA NCnb'ldlOAos
Let's prove it. MEIER ELECTRIC &
MACHINE CO, Ventilating Engineers.
1856 s. Meridian ST. Ii. 24O1-02.
Sagalowsky Bottle Co.
NEW BOTTLES USED
Corks, Caps, Stone Jars
COS S. Capitol. Ri. 71o4.
rrT1TT7G TTT 4 97-T rDTN717 T5TIc7NTr7cc
Miscellaneous Wanted
EOUSE CLEANINGP-You surplus cloth
ig. furniture, magazines. papers. wild
1+elp US to help others. Salvation Army
1922. 1877 w Georgia st.
DON'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AWAY
We guarantee. a, safe profitable disposal
for you just call ROWLETT'S. CLEAR
INC HOUSE, 221 N. Delaware. RI 1895.
FURNITURE WANTED
WIN pay good cash prices. DR.. $3.50.
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Coal and Wood
Business Opportunities

TWO GIRLS-Or married lady can have
splendid money-making business. Must
sell my candy and ice cream parlor. Small
amount cash will handle. Estaab. trade.
Low rent. 2202 E. Tenth. Oh. 1858
BARBER SHOP-Three chairs, 2 baths;
good location. Will sell cheap If taken
at once Address Times Box d I6.
GROCERY and meat market; good neigh
borhood; receipts show $500 weekly; rent
and LVing-room, $35. Good reason for
selling. Be. 0611. 1921 w. Ohio st.
BOOMING HOUSE-312 N. East; 8 rooms;
good furniture; good cash buy might
cake car as part.
BARBER BEAUTY SHOP-NortA side well
equipped, established; doing good bust
ness; must sell. Times Box d ID.
TRADE DOUBLE-And duplex rentals for
stock of hardware. Ia. 1858.
BOOMING HOUSE-Furn. must be seen
to be appre.; cash; mornings. Ii. 1897
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BROOKSIDE BLVD, S., 2523-Strictly
mod. 6-rm. dbl, fac. Brookside PIX. Oh.
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DINING-Rm. suite; beautiful 8-pc: ma:
leav city. 24O1 N. Delaware, Ha. 1874-M.
DINING TABLE-Six chairs, leather bot
tom, and sideboard. fine condition; cheap.
5861 Julian Ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-03
CONFIDENCE!
You Can Buy Our Cars
With Confidence

You Can Buy Our Cars
With Confidence
Graham Page of Indiana is a factory
branch, permanent and responsible.
Naturally, used cars are one Of the
important factors in this business as
n means of selling more new cars. Con-
sequently, we make no attempt to get
a profit on used cars. Instead, we nm
ism and check the mechanical condition
of every used car, price it at the lowest
figure possible and then tell the pros
pective buyer the ENACT TRUTH
REGARDING THE CARS CONDl-
TION.
Every Used Car guaranteed to be ex-
actly as represented and speclhed IN
writing on your orders This means
something. It means that you know
pxactlv what you are buying and, as
result. YOU arc sure to get satisfac-
ton. Here. the profit on any transae-
ton is secondary to your good VIII.
You can buy witt confidence ana you
won't be disappointed.
TERMS AGREEABLE TO YOUl
TRADE-INS TOO!
Liberal terms on any used car in
snite of our low prices. We will give
YOU a fair allowance for your old car
TOO. In these three big stocks you are
sure to find just the type and make oil
automobile which you have always
wanted come in and see lnVeSIIsa.
ton will show our prices are lower
than the average advertised prices
Auburn Sedan, 1926
Auburn Brougham, 1925
Buick Coach, 1927
Buick Coupe, 1927
Chalmers Touring, 1923
Chevrolet Sedan, 1926
Chevrolet Coupe, 1926
Chrysler Touring, 1927
Dodge Roadster, 1924
Dodge Sedan, 1926
Essex Coach, 1926
Ford Coupe 1925
Ford Sedan, 1926
Hudson Coach, 1926
Hupmobile Sedan, 1926
Jewett Coach, 1925
Moon Sedan, 1924
Nash Sedan, 1925
Nash Coach, 1926
Overland Sedan, 1925
Oldsmobile Roadster, 1927
Oldsmobile Coach, 1926
Oldsmobile Coach, 1927
Oakland Coach, 1927
Oakland Sedan, 1926
Oakland Roadster, 1924
Oakland Coupe, 1927
Peerless Sedan, 1927
Packard Sedan, 1925
Paige Sedan, 1927
Paige Brougham, 1927
Pontiac Sedan, 1927
Rickenbacker Coupe, 1922
REQ Sedan, 1924
Star Coupe, 1926
Studebaker Roadster, 1928
Studebaker Touring, 1924
Studebaker Duplex Phaeton, 1924
Studebaker Touring, 1922
Stutz Sedan, 1924
Velie Touring, 1925
Willys-Knight Sedan, 1895
CHrgham=pASWe
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Real Estate for Exchange

CORNER LOT-Madison Ave, 34x137, i'm.
provements in. Owner sacrifices. Ii. 301G
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pItOSo IIFl0 ~ w OIINttP ~ Ot1Nc. ". ~
POOL TABLE-Complete: and all fixtures
for pool hall: would sell sep. Ha. 0363-R.
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road men. Dandy 5-room modern home;
garage; water paid SIT. BURGESS
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Barter and SUDap

CAMP TRAILER-wITH 12x18-fT. TENT:
WILL WILL SWAP cod FOR G0 Sod DIAMOND
PLAYER PIANO-USed 3 months. win sell
good party for 81 down Would take mart
trade. Ia. 1921.
FORD-Tudor: good condition; will trade
equity for another car. 1901 N. Capitol.
RADIO-NEW 5-TUBE; TRADE FOR FLAT
TOP DESK CHI 4033
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Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting, re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1876 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
VIZ me8ef q o6 sY YT E. fifth REP I 26 95
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DINING-RM. SUITE-Of elegance. Will
blend with furnishings in home Of most
discriminate. Mahogany trimmed in
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DINING TABLE-Perfect condition, ex-
tension brds... Sc; by owner. Ri. 405l.
144212 E. Wash
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CERTIFIED GREEN LABEL USED CARS
Houses for Sale
Farms Wanted

WANTED-Farms in exchange for city
property: salso have some buyers. H. A.
STAUFFER, Lafayette, Ind
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A few demonstrators at bargain; sra
floor Woolworth Bldg. No. 9 E. Wash. st.
Ri 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
STEDMAN COMMANDS
DISTRICT U. C. v. CAMP
Only Confederate in Congress Mott
fed of Election as Brigadier
General.

Representative Charles M Stedman
Of North Carolina, 81 years old, the only
Confederate veteran In Congress, ON
cially was notified yesterday OF his cleo
ton as brigadier general TO command
the District OF Columbia Brigade, Of
United Congederate Veterans for 1923.
The committee Of notification included
J. Alleine Brown and Julian O. Moore.
Mr.. Stedman was major In the Con-
federate Army. fighting under Lee. and
surrendered al AppomattOx He is for
neY president Of the North Carolina Bar
Association and Is nov serving hts ninth
term In Congress
Graduating from the University OF
North Carolina at the age Of 20, in
1861. Stedman responded 10 a call for
volunteers. enlIsting as a private before
he received his diploma from the uni
Ee!s!ty. He was promoted u Iieutenan mt
captain and major, He served with
Lees Army during the entire war and
Ms wounded three times. After ApD0-
nattDx he studied law in North Caro-
Ina and vas admitted 10 the bar at
Wilmington. In 1867. He was elected
lieutenant governor Of the State In 1884
The election of MAJ. Stedman 10 the
rank u bri2adler general commanding
The local brigade Of Confederate vet
Grams TOOK place recently at the Confed-
crate Memorial Home. 1922 Vermont
avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
CAPITAL CADETS JOIN
ALEXANDRIA EVENT
Four High School Ba,talions Will
Parade in George Washington
Celebration Tuesday.

Plans are being completed for The
participation by WASHINGTON H:St,
School cadets III the George Washing
ION celebration at Alexandria. February
-, 1t was made known yesterday by
Lieut., Col, Wallace NJ, Craigie. L. s. A
professor Of military science and tao
Tics Ill the public schools.
According 20 ARRANGEMENTS ALREADY
made, four bat,aiiors. or APPROXIMATE
" 20 companies OF TIE lccal ScGCal
cadet corps, will march in the parade
under the command Of Cade: CO,
Spencer u, Pollard Of Central NlSh
School, The cadets Will b. ac<'on,,sa :
MED by the Cadet Brigade Band. COM
posed o! the bands NJ the Isl. u. 81
and sth Regiments, and including 100
pieces, The hand, under the Gisets.r,!
II Master Serg;, Frederick Hess I. :.
y, band instructor vi the cadet n,U-
steal organizations, Will make It's hrs;
public appearance since its crSais.xa-
uoN last Fall when II heads the Wash
Ineton cadets III the march ~ Alex
aNdria.
The cadets and their musicians will
ensra'n at Twelfth street and pennSyl-
rai,ia avenue for Alexandria AT - SO
O'Clock next Wednesday They viii b.
accompanied by Lieut., Col Cgaisie and
his stall. including Maj, John q Mn
otan, u, s, A; Maj, A. W Mash
Y, $. A, and Mai Raymond u PAYNE
L : \. all az whom will have places
on the reviewing stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
THOMPSON BANS LIONS
IN SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE
Symbol of Britain Forbidden in Ex.
terror Decorative Scheme.
100 Already Placed.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February 49, ~-- Mayor
Thompson. whose views on matters Brit
ish have become quite we'll known. has
discovered that a herd OF 300 lions
those beasts so often used to symbolic
gritain~has wandered into the public
school architecture.
The mayors announcements against
any tincture OF Britishism in the school
have been positive and frequent. While
II was recognized that the lions which
architects under previous administra-
ton had chosen al school building deco
fations may have been nothing more
harmless than the original African
species. unrelated 10 the British symbol.
IL has nevertheless been decided 10 do
away with as many as possible.
One hundred lions already have
reached the schools beyond recall The
remaining 200. however, have been
routed by architects, who have changed
The original plans. A new school plan.
u be- known Ia the Thompson type. "
will replace the original Type a.
school, which called for lions OF stone
az part Of The exterior decorative
scheme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
HICKMAN SMILES
At SECOND TRIAL
Defense Attorneys Expect to
Complete Jury Today.
Mostly of Women.

~ s1s AsSeSsAtS& S~sSS
LOS ANGELES. February ls,-A.so--
-eys defending william, Edward Hex
man and we.ey Hunt in shsi- trial Ger
me murder Of c Ivy Tens, druggist,
expected - complete 3 Jury toG&y-ccs
composed mostly q women
The opening session ended yesterday
with nine wo-:.sE and ,s-se rlSn tscEss-
lively caaSsI.
Chls. Defense Ccu1$s. WASH !rS.-
Gated ~ nigh. sgy.r.ov 81 % te> -
challenges before accepting the nv
f'ycSScu;:on Attorney Murray S;SssS r.
lid ros sxpcc. - exercise more t4Sa
Ewo az three Challenges
Hickman. who iSSs Tuesday WAS $S1-
teHcci 10 hang .o- numbering Marian
Parker took the opening ~ rs ScccC5
rial for his life with smiling ease, rs
Youthful accomplish, Cct yst y. was
c!owncsSt.
In their Confessions each ycugA ssS
blamed the csGSy tog tss SssS>c:%s,S
which occurred when 3 gs>.scssaac -
he drug store opened IRE.
Mrs, EoSs Toms, widow ~ tire sam
man ard AT eyewitness :; ,sss Ssfoc;iGs
wla ee witness
Hunts attorney. A Gray CsIsl,ss~, W..
attempt ~ SHOW tssss Hickman .a5,.-
e;,cs>G Hunt 81 SsS>case 5 criminal Tst>,s
NNSnanNS attorneys Will o3ter SSsNNSs-
g.o:,$ intended - establish re INSANITY
:. their c,ssas
The t2ry r,l.Ss rSss,r.. :arse vercscsS>
sS,e oO slse SU,,s ~ each defendant, ana
gas sAigd cas E>cS.aa;.S sanity Esa
cN;s-ed pleas ~ Gcs SsiI.sS, scG Hs>S-
g,.sc Also entered Ire sSgs!sscsAl Plea -
lses guilty BY rea$Sa ef ;sSansgy.
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$50 RESERVATIONS MADE
FOR PRESBYTERIAN EVENT
Many Signify Intention TO Attend
Anniversary Luncheon OF
Local Women.

More than $50 reservations have
been made for the anniversary luncheon
which the Presbyterian women y. the
District Of Columbia viii hold at the
Hotel Washington. February -. accord
ing To an announcement made by Mrs,
William l.. Darby, chairman, The
lucheon Is celebration Of the fSf,ieth
year OF the work of women In the Ma
tionai Board OF Missions OF the PreShy-
terrain Church, and the l2ath anniyer-
sary Of the founding Of the board
Among the speakers will be Mrs, Fred
Smith Bennett. vice chairman ot the
Board Of National Missions. and Supt.
Mitchell Of the Ganado Mission to the
Navajo Indians In Arizona Official
women of the Synod Of Baltimore and
Wilmington viii attend. and special
delegation Is coming from Boston
Mass, for the celebration.
All the Presbyterian churches III the
District aud nearby Maryland and Viz
sinia will he represented. A special
musical program under the direction NJ
Miss Katharine I'm Rawls Is being ar
ranged Mrs. Harvey :. Irwin pgrSi-
dent of the Presbyterial Society ot the
District. Is In charge " the program
and Mrs, Wallace Radcliffe, general
chairman of the anniversary gathering
viii preside at the lunchcon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
NEW SPEED MARKS
j. SOUGHT BY TWO
Giant Autos to Try Today to
Set Record-White En-
try Ruled Out.
D. tie Associated Press.

~ tie Assoclstec Press.
DAYToNA BEACH. Fla. February
1e.-Witn one titanic rival eliminated
from officially recognized competition
because IL did not conform mechanically
70 regulations Of the American Automo-
BILE Association, two other racing ma
chimes today were tuning LIZ for an at
tempt 10 better the world speed record
J. " White. Philadelphia, yesterday
vas refused oncial sanction for q trial
against the 2037 miles per hour gal,
ST. Up last year by MAJ. II. o. D
GegraTe Of England. The governing
booy barred the machine. A. II. Means
secretary O. the A.. A. A. said. because
Il was not equipped with clutch
ciHeYentasl or reverse gear.
bfY. White said last night that after
preliminary trials the machine would
be rebuilt 70 conform 70 A. A. A. stand
ARDS, but that II that body refused 70
tine IL officially, Il would be timed
WITH apparatus which Mr.. White and
his associates brought here for just such
eYerltualities.
SIS 3s-cy!incerec motor and non.
Etyeamline experimental construction
LETT the machines Of Frank L,ckhart
Indianapolis, and Malcolm Campbell
London, 70 essay new records during
the present program d speed events or
the beach. They have until next Wed
nesday " make their efforts
Lockhart's car. Etutz "Elacktaa vii
Especial" IS long, iow-buiit car pow
cred Win zl1-ilorSeposer motor. while
the Campbell entry relies On British
81 service nnot9r for !tS propulsion anc
L. also specially designed N offer q
minimum q. vino resistance. Both
pllOG have been working for seHera
Gays 81 al Effort W get their machines
tFy-oQ.s ulcay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
Loses Suit Over Alley.

A jury In Circuit Division before
Justice Stafford has returned verdict
In favor nf Louis Sacks. 1880 Maryland!
avenue northeast. who was sued II,
eteetment by Norman w DAILY. lias
Maryland avenue northeast The suit
Was In reference 70 supposed alley
way three feet wide. which Sacks n-
ciuded In hts residence DAILY claimed
the iahd helonged to him, tut the Jury
decided against his contention. Sacks
was represented by Attorneys Topper i
nlanken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16

" o, T, c. Stu3sass Can Cemslsss
Course AZ AIR school.

students Mn have sseterrsa sttsaSsanSe
At II. u T. C. training cAnsyS Gagn
after ssadslasiSs NAY <NSsasA SSs,sMSs~
>S4.S IN the NsssS~gS' Reserve ISssySS
,Na s>>.apsetNS> nj sin weeks ATTENDANCE
al the AtT CsSsN Primary EsylssS SShsSS,
II Mas announced At the War regsars-
ussns Yesterday, rksSStsal sNalnisAatksa
and reSSsaaaeAaatl>n u the eNssaAAnSs~
sns SesseFal All CezgS NIL eS rec
WaSsse H. Sssch gS1sashtssANa ana gAs
e<,InsakssA,n Wtn h ii TIE eyAaseA ~
Sssttee IN Which the sauSsees NaS
trained AZ she nSeltlsts1sa ssesa NAsAa
ne MAS ssaaesAse~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16

Edwin E. Dutton and Other OF.
fcers Elected.

Chief Rabban OF Alrsas Temple Edwin
c. Button has been named president
Of the Caravan Club. which will hold
"A luncheon In the Raleigh Hotel to-
morrow afternoon at II 80 o'clock.
Past p0tentate Roe Ftikerson OF
Almas Temple was named first vice
president. Past Potentate Harry STAN
dford second vice president and Past
Potentate William s. Quinter third
vice president.
The following past potentates have
been named members Of the board OF
governors:
William r. Guide, Garter b. Keene,
Francis A. Sebring. Louis A. Dent.
James r. Gibbs. l., Whiting Estes. L.
r. Steuart. Harry r. Cary. G. d Shack
eltord and Maj. Gen Amos A. Fries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
CLUB TO GIVE PLAY.
f.. James Group VA! Stage Ben
EFT Show T1uight.

Tne three art play e.gt!tieo "Rotof
Bright" vii BE- presented tonight 1T tile
Perish he'll, Oh Eighth street northeast
tel~eeg4 u AID f. streets by tae 81
jams Dramatic Gun TOR tiIa benefit VI
me EI,l>cDst@l Eye. ESr anc Throat Hoe
g,t&!
There sfe Is players III the cast. fead-
70 NY HgS Eatheflne Ebefiy aud Martin
Brown II tnf principal roses The play
era hAfe been G3achec by Chaplain
Gfif'llIs u s. A., ano Mrs w. George
JpAehi4ans MIA FFeder.ck r.. sparrow
Il Chairman II the hospital committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
MODERN FASHIONS HIT
AT BAVARlAN RESORT
Village Where Hindenburg Spent
Vacation Period Bans Hohbed
Hair aud Short Skirts.
,ntresrnn,lcnen of the Assnclated rttss

BERLIN Dletrams2ell, Bavaria
where President Hindcnburg spends his
Summer vacations. is dead against
bobbed hair and short skirts and IL
worried about foreign visitors. with
their town clothes and strange man
hers and talk, disturbing the pristine
aimplicity ot the inhabitants.
Foremost III the campaign against
short t,esses ana silk stockings stands
the village baker, who II u person OF
Importance locally, Presiding at a
public meeting recently. he illuminated
against modern fashions. which he
said were menace 10 the village
maidena, who we're continually tempted
10 sacrifice their modeaty and their
colort,ti national costumes To the
Moloch of modernlts,
Let foreigners keep away" he thun-
dered We don't want to be- contain
irated, We want Ia remain as We are
and al We have been for centuries"
or course President iiindenhufg II an
exception. for while he Ia there he dans
the short jacket aud the leather
hreeehes Of the natives and Is like
one OF them"