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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Norris Wei9l1 er

The engagement of Miss Mary
Lucille Norris, daughter of Mrs.
Mary E. Norris, 1884 Olive ST., TO
Richard G.. Weimer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weimer, 1886 S. Talbot
Ave, has been announced. The
wedding will take place in June.
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ALnhn PhiS Meet

Mrs. Ray Northway was elected
president of the Alpha Phi Alumnac
Circle at its meeting Saturday aft
ernoon with Miss Amy Glendenning.
Mrs. Wood G. Moll was elected vice
president and Miss Glendenning,
secretary and treasurer.
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Mem York Weddinn

Miss Genevieve Jackson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. j. N. Jackson, Kokomo,
and John Lockhart, Prescott, Ariz.,
will be. married Friday at the Little
Church Around the Corner in New
York. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a bridal dinner given by
the bride's-elect cousin, Mrs. Phoebe
Bates WillmSen, formerly of Ko-
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HeH0r ,Jud0e Lnhr

The Shelby Street Methodist
Church Calendar Circle will have
a business meeting at 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday at the church. Shelby and
BerWyn SITS, when Judge Frank j.
Lahr will talk on Problems of a
Bow"
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.TuJ2e VeddiH0

June q has been set as the
wedding date for Miss Thelma
Catherine Pluckebaum, daughter of
Mrs. Frances Pluckebaum, 218 N
fremont Ave, and William t. Cat
ton. The ceremony will take place
at st. Anthony's Church.
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KappG Guest Meetinq

Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown will
talk on Recent Travels in the
Tropics" at the guest meeting of
the Indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton Of Kappa Kappa Gamma fra
ternity Tuesday afternoon at the
D. A. r. chapter house.
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What You Write Lasts
Longest Among Various
Builders of Personality
BY MARTHA LEE

LII of have several sides personality and many
IN the ways in which built these intangible beings
One way Of course is by personal contact II like the
he Smiles " says girl
And then there grows the impression that Mr.. So-andso
has pretty smile That is his outstanding characteristic
Then again build personality through the remarks of
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Comncil Directors

The board Of directors of the May
Wright Sewall Indiana Council of
Women will meet Wednesday at
Hotel Lincoln on the call of Mrs.
w. A. Denny. Anderson, president,
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CalUert- HeeSS

Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Heess, La
Porte, Pa, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Alberta
Elizabeth Heess, to George Cham
bers Calvert, Indianapolis. Mr.. CAL
vert is president of the Indiana
Artists Club.
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Hadassdb Speaker

Mrs. Bertha Read, active Hadas-
sab worker of the Middle West, will
speak at the May meeting and an
nual linen shower of the Indianap-
oils Center of Hadassah at the
Kirschbaum Community Center
Wednesday at 2:15 p. m.
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District MeefiH0

Women's Home Missionary Socie-
ties of the Connersville district M
E. Churches will send several hun
dred delegates to the district meet
ing Tuesday at the West Street M
E. Church in Shelbyville.
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.Shnner-W Williams

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Ruth Williams and William LLOYD
Shaner, which took place April %,
has been announced. The couple
will be at home at 1919 E, Washing
ton St., after Tuesday.
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Prize Recipes
BY Readers

NOTE-The FINES will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader ad-
Judged of sufficient merit to be printed
in this column. One recipe is printed
daily, except Friday. when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor of The
Times. Prizes will be mailed to. winners
one recipe each week will be accepted
from one person
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Weddind ThursdGu

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert It. Young
announce the coming marriage OF
their daughter, Lillian May, to Jack
D. Klinger. to take place Thursday
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church.
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Afternoon BTidGe

Miss Mary Yant entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon. Laven-
der and yellow was the color scheme
carried out. Hand painted georgette
handkerchiefs we're given as favors.
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X. *. G. Mothers CIMb

Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers
Club will meet for the last time
this year, at the chapter house Fri
day at noon for luncheon.
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ROUuL NejqhbOrs

Center Camp, Royal Neighbors
of America, will have an open meet
ing at this evening in honor of
Mothers day, at the Modern Wood
man hall, 322 E. New York st.
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Rrid0e Section

Mrs. N. t. Mclaughlin will be
hostess Wednesday afternoon for
the married women's section of the
Delta Zeta bridge tournament.
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s. B. A. Card Party

The Security Benefit Association
will give a euchre and bunco party
at 210 E. Ohio ST., this evening
at $50.
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Roomy and we'll tailored
suits in webbed back style.
OF broadcloths, soiesettes,
madras, mercerized cotton
pongee and other fine fab
RIGS. SIZES SO TO as IN
EACH FABRIC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

Pure rayon knitted suits in
button front athletic style,
wit bout sleeves, knee
length. Full cut and we'll
made. Sizes SO, 38, 40 only.
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Dear Martha Lee: We are sorry that
girls are such puzzle to the young fellow
who deigned his name as Eighteen" but
he is just the type of boy we have been
looking for.
I wonder if he has any boy friends like
himself? We are three pals who would
like to meet boys such as Eighteen de-
Scribes himself to be.
we are considered nice looking and
dress we'll Martha Lee is there any way
we can get acquainted? We are anxious
to have a good time with nice fellows.
THREE PALS ALL EIGHTEEN.
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RENT ROOMS--SIJBIIRBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LYON PARK NA---3 rooms and bath. 4
floor: lovely loration: furnished or uni
uishcd. Phone Clarendon 1876.
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1926 Hudson Rroueham.

PANT tires upholstery and mechanical
condition excellent. practically new tires and
fun equipment: a real honest bargain IN 3
"hroUChans' at S650
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1928 MADISON ST, NV ROOMS.
nished; in modern home; $40. Ga. s3D.
1920 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV. AT
Dlponi ,ircc = Beautiful one room and
bath. hreproof. See jantor ON premises
1875 CALIFORNIA ST. NV APT 34-~3
like. cool; husses,. ear lines, markets; rent
very reasonable. North 6S37 10 to pm.
oOOi EYE ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and private bath: completely furnished:
ami. all outside rooms; near departments
,a',, l3nR coLUMnIA MP Sd Rp APT aaoM ON CO.
one gentleman: twin beds mahogany furni-
ture Oriental rugs; rate reasonable. phone
APARTMENT FOR RENT--TWO ROOMS
and Kitchen: reasonable. 1903 "3rd St, NV
1.RooM. KITCHEN AND BATH Apt. ~
GHN'sUS Ant s0S, Mammota Oak eV Gardens. AVi iaii
3lst ST. NV. S47b0 a month.
Asa X sT. Nw.--ENTiRE 2nd FLOOR, 4
rooms and kitchen: gas. electricity aud heat:
$50 only.
soi3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AYE Nv
Handsome court. Ant. 216 = large rooms
bath. hitchenette. reception room; reasonable.
1470 CLIFTON sT---3 LARGE ROOMS
sleeping porch ami Iii H. SECOND h9i6r: on 0ver
site new legation: garage: small priTate
family. .-
1853 COLUMBIA RD.--ENTIRE FLOOR. z
bath: also unfnrnished ant: phone reason
able.
141s OAK N,w.-NEAR PARK Rp---NEW
home: . III H.. rooms: elec. gas. heat. hot
water furnished: reasonable. be.-
.524 nth ST. N,w.---~:-RooM., KITCHEN.
bath apartment; modern building: newly
decorated: attractively furnished: adults
TO suBLET IN THE ONTARIO: ROOMS
| and hath. with kitchen Arrangement. for the
| = ttuia nj
Ant 5ug The Ontario. --
1863 CALIFORNIA N.W.--FURNiSHED
for housekeeping living room, bedroom
bath, kitchen. large porch instant, not water.
DAVENPORT APT.--TwO ROOMS KITCH-
en- and bath; can accommodate four: very very
attrattive ianitOr service; $40. ll.O bth
PLEASANT. CoMFoRTABfE APT, > RMS.
large Kitchen, bath: :" employed adults.
.00d G 81 N.W.--VERY ATTRACTIVE l
and 2 rm. kitchcnette and hath apartments
ready for Housekeeping, walking distance :
adults references, owner. -.-
.1o9 y NV, APT I01--SINGLE ROOM
bath. kitchen. furnished piano; $40 month
until October. .---.---...-
3f53 18th 81. N,W.--A COZY BROOM AND
bath apt. completely furnished for house
kceurg. Very conveniently located.
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM, KITCHEN,
furnished tor light housekeeping. Cos A
81 So Lincoln Ga.a.J. IS
i23 9th sT. Me- LARGE ROOMS. FIRST
floor bright kitchen. three windows. sink
screens oven. ami, for housekeeping. ~
7O5 18th ST. NV. APT. Sill ROOM
kitchen, bath complete furnishing for sale.
Reasonable, owner leaving town. M. snsi
2s
l43a ST. NV. (APT. 35l--ATrRAc-
tive nne-rnom kitchen and bath apt. com
nletely furnished everything new S45:
corner apt with south and west exposures;
steam heat parquet floors. Hrepr0ot bldg +:
excellent ianitor service. easy walking DIS.
tanee downtown and close TO 14th st. cars.
2gs
UNUSUALLY NICELY FURNISHED APIS.
vacuum elnrs spinet desks FIR. lamps. etc.
IN the Buchanan Apts.., 1920 IAN 1t a-w
In the Wyatt Ants. 4520 Ga. ave NV.
Ent, hail liv, rm.. heeirmso bath with q,
Anniy ianitors or w Carl wyatt Ga 1888
DESIRABLE FURNISHED APIS
GEORGE w LINkINS.
iT33 DE- Sales st. Main 1000
I4if MASS. AVE NV
Anartment
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AFAMIMENIS--fUh
1908 PHELPS PL.. NV NEAR CoSN.
rooms and kitchenette; June LIST 20 October
lst: $40, Potomac 1881, :Ins
1925 HoiMEAD PL NV LARGE OUT.
unlimited phone: adults Adams I7aJ
COS 17th sT NW.-~LIyING ROOM. BATH
kitchen. completely furnished new and mod
ern AnI; l. hriore pm:
: ROOMS, .KfTcHENETTE AND BATH
continuous hot water electricity phone.
1904 Park ri. NV.
OPP MAYFLowER H0TEL--HfGH-CLAs
rm bSlbs cean aps suIe, gee eooi sars n sum 1a
contin. h.w.: ianltor: refs lTi7 DE Safes. .ss
VIC. DUPONT CIR.---otiIET, HoMELIKE
ssosss isS f0S,t Sst. 0G9;is iois NV 'a"''0r ssf
302t CAMBRtDGE PL. N.W.--1 ROOMS
else' hs tngh1 Sas phone; adulls; honsskeep-
2s07 ONTARIO RD.~~@TwO ROOMS. KI1GH.
en- bath, screened porch, hall. four closets,
completely furnished; continuous hot water
NEAR CApITOE--L0YETY sEC0Nn-FLO0R
apt ksS kroom9.o 9.o and D. incloSed porch: ss.
ITHE CLIFTON, 1893 CLIFTON 81. Nv
furniture $50. ROGER .. SMITH 5is .th.
1910 i4th, sT.---s LAIidE. bright Rooms
and bath, beautifully furnished, SPECIAL, $50
also smaller apartments Frank. H6I7
MAR DUPONT CIRCLE
en hsias 91d rnom' ,,6 seegns hportae hteh
90J 10Th sr. NV ONE ROOM AND PM.
yats bath, fur apt, End fioor; downt,oown;
ADJOINING d0yT. bGDds- ATTRACTIVE
Furnished furnish yio' Gt%l SSsaillap pIio siSa ese'SiS"
LARGE ROOM RECEPTION HALL. nATH:
completely ,,pianp FURNISHED Including nano; sll.
ea. snt ''fsfao' Xxx 7.S e'ae" y NV manager ese's
room APT, NEATLY FURNISHED;
,a a.s,ned cail after y pm" Apt 0. oi Ran
rENTILLY, 1873 X s'r, Apr. aiO-~~TWO
rooms b. b. fecrption hall ,expoaufer 10
winl0WA. Hpp0inimnn hrat class .Ns
psntry, sIeeplna porch llsht and gas in.
t,nn,ai,. f,adsn aa2Sa Illinois ave NV nhh..ae nhh..ae
ATTRACTIVE y Rooms. nArH, $4,000.
80 Columbia Ibas.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE ArAn1.MEs.
HALL, "a Xp,. o soS Mai" Main o6iGp'' o;' 81.
nLLT0p, MANOR. APT. B0t-~1 ROOMS
Kitchen M bath sglth ana east esn,nsll,sas i,a re-.
ron Eaf.en sa;Nf ssf.lees fsasoaanls; Die, ~
ss porch, % sSo baslas.s s psope, Alan. l,SiG
DESIRABLE HACK APT IN FIRsT.cf ASS
SRss balcony Z" lsrsa 1S ra.eis % s sod cali "" so 4s
z OUTSIDE. g.. r. A. H, PIANO NEW
sS' aSo't riffEE' 'MdaE2NoLns SM Maln sos,. 81.
AZ ard Is1 NE, ONE nEQGh FROM
lilnlly furnished IN new aparlHlapt house
Yd0, Apply. janit0f ar PHILIP NIL
STONE. li0i Vermont ave, n,w Decatur
l439 h ". s.E~s ROOMS. COMPLETE.
ftprnish,sd tinas,,n p.n f"f hshs house''e..nips
LADY Will, SHARE MOE APARTMENT
ehanEed rrgGkIin' gSOl,W aiib z u
NV. Art 1O1 Call evenings, isns
baaU GOAR, AVE ron SUMMER TIHEE
rooms. hltehen aud bath 800 mo, clave.
1000 l6tb NV, BAIFOIiA FRIdInAIRE
eanipped two rqOms kitGhepetts, bath. hnl,
two TGgHs, ktphhn, dineite, bath, NYai Ras
and llaht lnelnded.
~. r HT, h,W,-s BACK ROOMS ION
q 'aletF furnished. southern ekn0snrag th b.
p9ehs siiik cleo Eas raasai tNo adults Ms.
THF, sAaAT0gA ,i5g FAST 1Ar 81
bslh gag ~ saI sgi sss ianIleL,
AoNkhkxkiA ~ I'D Aed y sth. ~
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OPEN ESINGs-SUNDAYs UNTIL
Pm
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ROOMS FInslsHED

ITg4 REhYON RT --9oufoyfali5K furnished
single ~ dpiglyle fgstns m9naaf(i1 fyeAtbjg
ats9 SaFaes aH ang tium oH Sgsbjag 2D'
fsgs PARENOOU ~. kW-.rfoke rom
eysp Nl1a9~s I@s heuss. SIb mgplA
Hshi~naAs' bAss1A -s1sass41 a. y, II
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1926 REQ Seda

1870 IheNT0letS.
A cnupe aud sedan these cars are in ex"cl.
lent condition IN every detail. fully eautp-
ped and priced from S315 IN.
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RooMs--FURNIsHED.

1914 9Th ar. NV, Apt. 11h. Copley Courts
large. nicely furnished comfortable room.
twin heds, adjoining bath, modern anart-
ment: one or two gentlemen. Phone Decatur
400 an%
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sALE--AuToMoBlLEs.
WILLYS-kNIGH'T.

am touring car, horn 1928 l would
really love TO tour but my former owner
truth about my motor improving with age
because | sure feel like stepping some miles
Nv top curtains and body are good as well
as my tires. You may adopt me for $500
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
HuPMoBuE DISTRIBUTORS.
1907 l4th. l4l4 l4th,
Franklin aefs, rsed.Car Dept
PACKARD LIST.
Ask to See Our Red Star
packards.
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1927 Ford Coupe.
Wire wheels balloon tires, bumpers.
apeadomsser. automatic winer etc: has had
the best Of care and shows il; an honcri
value in > Ford
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HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC.
1858. lS0o-ll l4th ST. NV.
Main $3.50.
REQ. REQ
"TREN" VALUES.
EVERY USED CAR SOLD
MUST MAKE A FRIEND
FOR US.

1927 Chrvsler 4-door Sedan.
MseaVe very low: fully equipped including
bumpers etc. car has appearance Of new,
practically new tires, paint and upholstery
excellent. The low price OF seas will move
10 quickly
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WANTED-ROOMS.
COUNTRY BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SMALL CHILDREN BOARDED hy tn,
month, Mothers care, Telephone Keneinx
ton n0.F-5. 9he
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ApARTMENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.
ApAMTMENTs---,INFuRNIsHED

AFAHTMENIS-~uNFU
| & ROOMS. BATH. PORCH, CELLAR, YARD
allie MAY 'f ist ~ Cali Ga 'OSp,W, o''''O eea'
sia MARYLAND, AVE. N,E--Ant,, a
sSs se2m' ia a,'iPs1 4 7. hath Sc ewh l,,i la"'or In
VIZ 50 '' notify i" Can Al osce 10 "iSi inspee.,
Az Ord 81. .N.E--oNE BLOCK FROM
2Ss os sS'a.%s"s 6rs%se. y FS 2sSSR RSSe
/ iO1 Vermont avs, NV.
IL NJ N.E, -.- RENT, sgS: ENTIRE
fiour, = splendid rooms, private bath, hall ,
coal range convenient location 10 everything
aa6 ii sT. N.wg---i NICE LARGE ROOMS
aud rear. porch; newly renovated and rlght
APARTMENT. CoL0RED; NORTHEAST
section I rooons oonn, and bath ssa per mson.h
rtYDEsDALE, Apt, 500, asOt ADAMS
Mil fd.. uverlunks Rock t'reek Park rms
a,,sehan hath rec hall Frisdare' ostl Ant
SECOND FLOOR, = LARGE ROOMS, nAfH
hItehen with WITH slnki 49, So. .o.
ilaU ahth sT, N,W.e--S HRtGHT, NEWLY
papered rooms Kitchen aud private tile
bath; very reAsnnahle ds
THE VALois, 1880 MASS AVA Apt, on
.a,s rooms 9so, "gd o nsah q x reoms aud bath
laaq wis. sseASK sss' ffbS"sS @SvIl:, Wss, ,sao. 90.
IHfG MELAosE. Jaaa CLIFTON ST, NV.
raan apts, and bath slevetos. segyJeei
1aah to 500 90 per ,m0nth, Annly Union
NAs lna IN nv sFimsn 9S w u sss Ns aS k, In los
1iHu 18TH o. NV ,sr~Alt e0nvenlnneeHj hat
Yateli gas eiee and heai' rent faaH0nahie
COLONY GEORGIA. Avn AND FANRAGur
~ @~wAlt outside rooms elevator. day AMI
niRht ianitqr SERVICE new up-tQ,.tatp AnAft
nlNnta. ~ and y fD0Hin az RAD tN AHh
alrANIEY ClANnAII. AEALTY> nnPT
Main hNhn nr on premlsea
NEW MODERN ar, n, APT ron SiT,hn
~ 18th a EVarts, Hf00klAnh Can arFanKe
IaF u hehfnnms On uaF and hns lines, deer
ward and shade trees Jauitar service heat
Onen TIL d evenings daily ens
THH HAWTHORNE laaY Eye aT NV
I fns aud hath 89h pef mnnth : rms pad
bath $40 pel munih tanltur service,
NICHOLSON q 60,
:. Aaia .1sa. lg.'siss-asi ibi7 II H. NV.
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NAHAOE IiIjIIIDEIts.

BRICR Efl0CK METAL. FRAME
LHf gftees s9pd suf garages Letter D1l
ssfsiGs best gataEse4 AIb 9D
fAqe ss8l A1B Il ~ ne
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Observation-Disclosures

ROOM HEATED APARTMENT: C0NvEN-
ly GUARANTY MORTGAGE Co. 46S La.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR COLORED
r',5",o%s sv@' nw@g "D1je"n rooms bath $4,000
f'r"ps age. "w5 Apa5'%ooa rooms BATH r l"lH $500
FarmOnt Apartment. 3fS New York
ave. n.w.--1 rooms & bath. ..... IS 90
1850 goth st n.w-4 rooms & hath. 27.5O
lOs1 al mo modern RI "'' .'.D'a. .o"n'' % s75o
Lexington Apartment 2fst Il T. SITS.
Rent io''ns % oas". '.... "h "." 5000
30l Elm st. n.w.---3 rooms & bath. 1000
M j. RATNE.
307 Investment Bldg.
NJ 1897.
BROOKLAND. 1908 HAMLIN ST.
4 rooms and bath. ami: settled couple
nrpfpPred
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-14
POLICE BRUTAL
TO LABOR HEAD
Free Man Forced to Do
Prison Job

BEIROUT, May 13.-Reports from
Tikvah state that the secretary of
the Labor Council, Idelson, has been
brutally handled by the police.
Idelson was arrested in December
as the result of his activity in a
strike. At his trial recently the Judge
unable to MAZE out case against the
man ordered that he be liberated. AS
it was late, however, he declared that
Idelson would be unable to find lodg-
ing for the night and "the police
would be forced to grant him another
nights hospitality"
When he rose in the morning the
warden ordered Idelson to carry out
and empty bucket Of filth A cor
poral and two police who were present
brutally beat Idelson on the chest and
tore out handfuls of his hair.
At the end of this attack, Idelson
was again ordered to empty the pail
and finally was compelled to follow
the last prisoner who had emptied one.
After his release Idelson wrote to
the authorities demanding justice. In
reply he received a letter from the
officials justifying the prison au-
thorities.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-14

BEGIN TRIAL OF
COMMUNISTS IN
FASCIST COURT
Bla ok irts Mobilize
Spy witnesses"

GENEVA, May 13.-The trial of
the Communist deputies in the Italian
chamber and number of function
aries of the Italian Communist Party
is now in session before the extra
ordinary court, according to des-
patch from Rome,
Altho there are 81 called before
the special court, only fraction of
that number will appear as some
have escaped and some have been
excepted in order to be tried on other
charges.
Among the defendants are Gram
sci, Terracini, BiboIotti, Maffi and
Soccimaro, all well-known for their
labor activities among the italian
workers.
1t is expected that the fascist au-
thorities will be unusually hard with
Gramsci and Terracini. They are ac-
cused of plotting against the state,
organization of armed bands, at
tempts on the life of Mussolini, anti
militarist propaganda, and violation
of the law on secret organization.
The government has marshalled an
army of witnesses, most of them sec
ret agents or spies. The documents
alone are described as mountain
high"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-14
FORMER CzARIST
OWNERS Get AID
OF POLE FIRMS
White Guards Plan War
Measures


Especial Gable to The Daily Worker)
MOSCOW, May 19.--The investi-
CATION of the counter revolutionary
sabotage plot in the Donetz Basin
reveals that the counter-revOiution-
lists were supported by the Paris as
ISOLATION of former mine owners,
the French Polish association of
former owners of Russian under
takings and the German Allege-
meme EIectrische Gesellschaft,
Eickhof and Siemenshuykert.
One of those accused of partici-
pating in the plot, Bratanoysky, de-
clares that French firms gave large
sums of money which were sent
thru legal French and Polish insti-
buttons in Moscow.
Another of the accused, Matov,
declared that he had visited Berlin
in 1926 and conferred with persons
important in German and industrial
undertakings.
The Polish organizations gave
the sabotagers instructions concern
ing tactics in event of war.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-14
"Beaverbrook' a Trusty

0eSINING. N. Y. May Karl
Edwards. 4 lias Lord Reaverbrook. as
he is better known, is today an Of
fetal censor at Siro Sing prison. He
has been taken off rouoh yard work
and oiven a new lob of reedi~o the
cutroiro nail written by prisoners.
Lord Besve,brook is serving IN
Year sentence for robbing women who
fell in love with him.
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put into penitentiaries. Just as fiercely
the bourgeoisie has dealt its blows
against our economic fighting or
CARNATIONS, the trade unions. The
labor press has much suffered from
very frequent suppressions and i'm
prisonments of their editors. AS an
instrument of persecution the state
police, okhrana, has carried on it's
work as an independent state within
a state.
Mass Arrests.
Again has the white-t terror directed
a severe blow against the proletariat
of Finland. During the last days
mass arrests of Communist workers
and house. searches have been carried
out all over the country. Among the
already arrested 46 comrades there
are even two members Of the Parlia-
mentary Fraction of Socialist Work
ers and Small Peasants, the secretary
of the General Confederation Of Trade
Unions of Finland (the central body
of all our trade unions) many editors
of labor organs and many ardent
Standard bearers of the pro,etafian
struggle for freedom.
This last offensive of reaction did
not come unexpected for the prole-
tariat of Finland. The blood-thirsty
Indictment and threatenings Of the
bourgeoisie, the provocations of the
social-dcmocratic leaders, and their
lengthy cooperation with the bour-
geoisie against the class-conscious
workers, all this foreshadowad the in
tensification Of the white-terror. The
reaction and leading elements Of So
cial-deuocracy have common sIo-
gan: Down with Communism!
To reach this goal the reaction is
using its okhrana and courts Of judge
ment. The social-democratic leaders
ore striving to the forefront by rob
bing the properties of labor organiza-
lions, by splitting the trade union
movement and by supporting the ac-
tivities of the okhrana. While the
reaction makes a straight offensive.
the social-traitors stab the proletariat
IN the back. As a camouflaga they
make use of a charge for Espionage
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ARREST MANY AS
COMMUNISTS IN
BUDAPEST RAIDS
Workers Facing Life
Imprisonment

BUDAPEST, May 13.--Revival of
police terrorism against the Hun
garian workers is seen in the arrest
of five Hungarian workers. Among
the workers arrested are Martin Leip-
mix, Ludwig BRO, Stefan Kiss, Hugo
Kiss and Ernst Ruck.
The arrest Of the five workers, who
are hharged with carrying on Com
munist propaganda, has been followed
by wholesale searches and persecu-
ton of the Budapest workers.