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Evening star., 1928-04-26
Sport Dresses
We're $I0.S5 and $3.50
Now S6.95

Smartlv tailored one and two piece
models OF fiat crepe. satin. georgette and
novelty cloth Sizes l6 to 20 and SO to
"a. All wanted colors
CD S795 LINEN RIDING SUIT. $3.50.
Well made with reinforced breeches.
IN S7.95 SKIRTS. 81. Large sizes
made Of splendid long-wearing mate
rials
IS PAIRSl S2.95 KHAKI KNOCKERS.
soc. Sturdily sewn. generously cut
Many sizes TO select from.
Is PAIRSl s2.95 LINEN KNOCKERS.
SOC. Good long-wearing quality linen
neatly made and tailored
q PAIRl S2.a5 RIDING BREECHEs.
CSC. A real bargain for one needing n
large size pair of hreeches
~ S9.e5 SHIRTS. S3.95. Two splendid
values for two carly shoppers Slightly
so;lcd
Gl S5.95 FLANNEL SKIRTS. seas.
Styles that viii be good for all Sum-
ner wear. Slightly soiled
~ SIS FLANNEL SKIRTS. S4.9s. Won
derful bargains Smart flannel skirts,
slightly soiled good cnlors
II PAIR S3.9s RIDING BREECHES.
Sl.95. Well made. OF sturdy material;
reinforced.
e pAIRSl sI.95 LINEN KNOCKERS.
S5.95. Well made
Il PAIRt s3.95 LINEN KNIcKERS,
S2.95. Tailored style; reinforced
sport >hop-~>eeond Floar
Evening star., 1928-04-26

the highest organization of American
science, up to Its possible maximum of
$50. the members chose to leave six
places vacant Membership In the Ma
tional Academy is ONE of the highest
honors possible for American scholars
and the scientific work Of all whose
names are suggested must reach rigid
qualification standards.
Members Elected.
The nine new members are; DR.. John
August Anderson. astronomer, OF the
Mount Wilson Observatory. Mount Will
son. Calf: William Mansfield Delaniar,
professor of physiological chemistry at
Johns Hopkins University; Arthur Keith
of the United States Geological Survey,
Charles Franklin Kettering. gene Il
manager of the General Motors Re-
search Corporation: Alfred L. Troeber,
anthropologist of the University of
California; Rudolph Ruedemann, State
nalcontologist of New York; DR.. Philip
Anderson Shafrer = the Washington
University Medical School, st. Louis,
Dr. George Malcolm Stratton, psycholo-
Evening star., 1928-04-26

,a2j rms. 2te INFANTS SOCKS, 2
ron 20c. flayon IN pastel shades
With novelty tops Slightly soisd,
nsI PMS. INFANTS NJ nOMPEns, soc,
White hr0adcloth. striped iingetle with
tonehef of embroidery, Perfect, only
slightly soiled White. tan and blue.
sizes ! 10 years,
Dl0) CIiILDltEN's Sc HANDkEIle
CHIEFS, II ron eSe, Made Of lawn
In rose and orange,
fI0) sI.3D PRINCESS SLIPS, soc. ftlll
cut with deep side nlealA, Cotton
back bnfonet satin, Plain tailored, tn
honeydeW, Sizes ~ and 80 only.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Regular 79c Apache
Perfume, 39c

q delightful French perfume with an odor
that resembles The most costly perfumesl
Attratfively bottled
soc GEM IAZORA. ioe. The well known
razor reduced to sell quickly tomorrow
soc MIG. IVORY TOOTH BRUSH
HOLDERS. 21c. Well constructed IN
hold any style tooth brush.
soc NOVELTY ASH TRAYS, zoe, Al
lractively designed trays, In very
smart style
SOC OLA JAIL POLISH. zoe. A polish
that viii give the nails a iustrous finish,
street Fia6f
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Spanish Shawls and
Scarfs
Succunb to
The Markdot,,n Pencil

n Ss.'s PLAIN BLACK SHAWL. ss.sS.
handsome model with long. heavy
fringe, Come early for this.
Hl Ms.Se METALLIC SHAWL. Sa.sA A
lovely wrap for eVenlnS wear A hSr~
gain worth white
ul Mt.sS BLACK LACE SHAWL, SSfA.
OF ftne, Seft quality lace with deep.
heAvv fringe, A rare bargain.
tsi BEAUTIFUL StI.AS SHAWI.S. SS.AS
Remarkable values gt the new how rraee
Ul SS,sS GEORGErTE SCARF, Sl,sA
tine, sheer quality georgette.
~ SASS METAL. SCARF WRAPS, So. a
SmattN designed, for evening wear
til $iSaS LACE SHAWL $lI,sa, "A real
beauty at this draStlcallv reduced nYiee
'Si SS,Se CEErE DE CHINE NCARTS
A,sS, Printed ScaTfS in the SeaSnoS
newest cologS
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Curtains and Curtain
Materials
Radically Reduced
1870 Pre- st8s RIrpLED cUETAINs

ii9e Pre- st.2s RUFpLED CUETAINs,
~. Oi fine sheer maieriaie with fig
UYee lsgon bands 90 Bslsnee
f55i BAR HARE0H CUSHION SITS,
81 Well mace win boxing and flf,-
ing CoFereo with gay figured ere
tgnHes
l2f st.8s TABLE RUNNERS, stI6.
Outstanding values. Choice ~ blue
brown End Dlack Dankerouncs
90 setsi ai.2s SUMMER DRAPEHIEs,
asa. Sheer eGgg-i0okiDQ rqss~siriped
material 8ith Dutot1 valance
f29 Prs SIG5 ChEAI YUILE CIR
TAIAs, st.z5, Combined with fgiifed
nzFq1l6etn Itutfied styles With val
sNGR
f2sg ydsj sI.59 RAY0k AND FTEEH
DADZE., sse YARD, a lovely curtain
material 10 inches wide and guaTsn-
leee slIllfagt
40 YAs.l st.2S AUSTRIAN CI40TH. Csc.
4 splendid uaatefgal for shades 81
Epfeeas heaFai ground aBtn blue
reyon stripe
Fsfih Figgs
Evening star., 1928-04-26

giSt, of the University of California,
and DR.. Lewis Madison Terman. psy-
chologist OF Leland Stanford University,
California
Sir Robert A. Hadfleld, celebrated
British engineer. chemist and metallur-
gist, was elected foreign associate
member.
DR., b. W. Cannon of the Harvard
Medical School and DR. Gano Dunn,
civil engineer of New York. were elected
members of the executive council.
Lectures on Photographing Music.
The concluding lecture of the 1928
meeting was given last night by Or.
Carl + SeaShore of the University of
Iowa on collecting Primitive Music
With q Camera"
In photographing the song or instru-
mental music DR.. Seashore explained.
beam of light Is reflected into the
camera from n sensitive membrane
which vibrates as the sound waves strike
it, The light. moving back and forth
across the moving film. produces zig
gag record which shows every vibration
of the singers voice within one thou
Evening star., 1928-04-26
REICH FLAG DISPLAY
WAS JOKE, SAY TWO
Prussian Youths, Taken After Un-
furling Emblem at Eiffel Tower,
Face Expulsion.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 26.--An attempt to
unfurl a German flag over Eiffel Tower
yesterday was a little joke INDUCED in
by two German youths.
A tower attendant was Mortified to
see red. white and black colors flying
500 feet above the French capital CO.
inciding with the rapid exit of two
young men downstairs He telephoned
to street level and the youths we're
,alted there. They said the flag was
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Tots Wear
Underpriced for Thrifty
Fridap Only

ISl T0rS' SA,sS WASHARt.R SuK
DRESSES, Sass, CUNNING little mod
els StaeS : and years '''''V WV
80 MANN Si,N CRErEILA Gears.
Sises and 4 wears N 'sssSV'
tn St,sN CREFE NE CHINE f,oar
sass, handsomely made, IN SiTe :
wears Wonderful hArgalu.
tlel n,ss CMkEfkRS. St'AA Wen made
81 StuFdy long-weaFlng material, sizes
l, 7 and years, sNS
~ sAsS TOTS COATS, Sa.aN OF me
neavy fabrics Sises 10 s Years
tAl SAsa COATN, Se. Snsartly tai.
4 and a
feaEtA Eleas
Evening star., 1928-04-26

merely an emblem Of their athletic
society and was not real nag of the
Reich.
The youths gave their names as
Johann Meyer and August Sack. and
their home towns as Jarotschin and
Zirafeld, Prussia. They were arrested
and will be expelled for failure to con-
form To the regulations governing
foreigners In France. They had no
identity papers.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Housewares
At Welcome Lou Prices

Z9e sLAW MD VEGETABLE CTTTER,
lie. Well constructed ~ all metal to
give long service
D. COOKIE CUTTER, Sc. In a. number
Of popular animal designs
sSe UTILITY FILEs. 23c Sold aa is
P0ekets for calendar end note pads
21s WHITE ENAMEL CAStgTERg. i9e.
Tea barley beans and coffee
55e WHITE ENAMEL CANIsTEEg, zae.
For rice. coffee ana tea
2se FLOWER BASKET 9e smsrtiy
designed Batfl metal Inset.
$40 WHITE ENAMEL MEDICINE
CHEST, 68e. Well constructed II
metal ~snsmele6 III white Slightly
dShlaeec.
&3kfF
Evening star., 1928-04-26

1871 PRS EHILDnEk's SIS o&FORDs,
sl9s. Eiurdily made NJ brown elk
calf aud patent leather Broken sizeH
illa ~ a.
f22j Prs BOYS $3.50 TAN OXFOHDk
s21s. Heavy, we'll built shoes for req
uisr boy wear Broken sizeA ! 70 q.
hss9na tigaT
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Jr. Misses Frocks
Offer Savings Opportunitia4

tGl S2s DANCE FRoCKS. $40. Dainty
frocks. of sheer chiffonS and crisp taf-
i3 TO II.
t5l SIS CREPE AND JERSEY FROCKS.
IS. Smart little ffocks for daytime
wear All smartly tai'ored
second IlunF
Evening star., 1928-04-26
THE EVENING STAR. D

pies In the future be equipped with
such cameras, His primary interest In
developing and adapting modern devices
to this end has been to provide exact
methods for study OF the anthropology
OF music.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Ribbons and Trimmings
Greatly Reduced

ti00l YDS. Se.ss AND M.1S NOVELTY
LACE FLOuNCINGS, Si.sa For the
new Spring and Summer dresses, 81
inches wide, and shown In all the
wanted eolors
ODnS AND ENDS or RIRR0NS, Toe.
All widths, all eolors and lengths for
every need Wonderful values, indeed
street fIuOr
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Girls Coats and
Dresses
At Friday Prices Which
Permit Mothers to SoUe

(gl GIRLS SPRING COATS. 50. Smart
little models of late Spring fabrics.
Sizes 8. 10 and i2
~ GIRLS S5.9s WHITE CREPE DE
CHINE FROCKS. S3.9s. Plain tai
lored and ace-trimmed styles: for
graduation and all Summer wear.
t6l GIRLS S1.9S WHITE CREPE DE
CHINE FROCKS. S4.9s Trim little
irocks that will serve all Summer wear.
t2l GIRLS SIS WHITE DRESSES. $40
OF fine material Sizes 10 and 12 years
~ GIRLS SI99S WHITE GEORGETTE
FROCK. Si09S. Size IA: rare price
even for tomorrow.
Fourth Fioor
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Handkerchiefs
At Friday Prices

l0o D0Z1 NEWS isc IMPORTED
HANDkERCHIEFS. Zoe. OF fine. soft
cotton with wide eolored borders.
tiS0l nor. MEMS 2se PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS, Z FOR soc. Fine
linen handkerchief with i.-lnch
hens, An unusual value
@tFest ttnnF
Evening star., 1928-04-26
SCIENCE ACADEMY
| ELECTS 8 MEMBERS
Six Places Remain Vacant
in National Body-Lec-
/ ture Heard.

Nine new members were elected 10
The National Academy of Sciences yes
terday after an all-day executive ses-
sion
With is places to be filled this year
80 hrinS the membership of this society,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Hammered Gold
Glassware
Half Price

Q Gohlets. Were NSa each.
Now ,,........ ....,.... soc
- High Sherbets. We're $l.2S
each, Now ,.,..........,,. soc
. Cocktails. Were Siel each.
Now ..,..st..t.. e. ,...,.-,,-. sec
"a Wines. Were Si@l each
NNW s.,t.t..4.t,, ,.t..s. ss.4s..s QUO
IL Cordials Were $ilT each,
NuW sssttssst ,s.s....., ss,..ss oac
lS Ice Teas Were Si,.S each
NuW ssNssssr...s+ .s...,., Que
a6 Water TumhlerS. Were Si.ai
each, Now ,,, GAe
o High Ball Glasses. Were Sl.2t
each, Now ,.,,...,.......eA soc
H. S-oa, TumhlerS Were si,0s
each Now ..,,,.........Sa zoe
SherhetS, Were &l.ss each
NO" st,a...,ss,..s, s,s,4.,., ,h0e
SlNth Fl0aE
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Stationery
LotDered In Price

tsSe, lao-SHEET SCHOOL TABLETS. :
for Sc.
ts0el Ice INK TABLETS, : for &c.
taNl INDIVIDUAL ASH TRAY SETS,
s9c. to a set
tin Ss.ee EASTMAN PRIMO CAM
ERAS. $s.9S.
tsel Sxle LOOSE LEAP NOTEBOOKS.
ls'.e, including 5 extra packages az
flliers
tsl PAIRS Sl,ae B0Ok ENDS. Sec.
ttA POUND WRITING PAPER. ice,
including ? packages envelopes 20
match, Peach. bun and white.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Leather Bags
At Drastic Markdowns

(ei S1295 LEATHER HANDBAGS.
Si.S9. Snake grain with trimming
silk lined and fitted with inside purse
and mirror
nl SIS.95 LEATHER BAG. $3.50. Shoe
calf with calf trimming Pouch style
and In black Inside fittings
~ Si2.95 BAG, $3.50. Shoe calf
leather with calf trimming Pouch
style i'm black Complete with fittings.
~ S2i.95 SHLK-EMB BAG, S1R.os.
Beautifully embroidered with leather
trimmings underarm style in black
Silk lined with inside purse and mirror
FlgoF
Evening star., 1928-04-26

One OF the floats in the recent carni-
val procession at Dresden, Germany.
was entitled America Longing for Ger
man Beer"
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Imported English
Broadcloth Shirts, 81
We're $I.65 to SI.95

Men stock up on shirts now. for
now the price Is just right Plain
colorS In tan, blue and grey, mostly
neckband styles.
t63 Prsl MEMS Use BALBRIGGAN
DRAWERS. ; for ST. Ankle length
sizes 30 10 80 only.
lial MEMS s595 SWEATERS, SEES.
Heavy pul-oVer styles IN large sizes
coat styles In small sizes
tSa frs,l zoe COTTON GOLF HOSE, Z
for ~, Good heavy quality, sizes 10
and i0la. Attractive color comhina-
tlons.
rs Prs.I 81 FULLrFASHIONEn SILK
HOSE, 5ge, A splendid assortment, In
cluding all sizes Cordoyan only.
~ xi.a9 FRUIT or THE LOOM
NIGHTSIIIRTS, 81 Well made, gen.
erously cut gowns, In size 10 only
na1 SiAD FLANNELETTE NIGHT.
SHIRTS, zoe, Well made OF soft fan
nflette IN attractive striped patterns.
Sizes 10 and l6
street FlnaF
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Toytcwn Offerings
For Friday Only

&c AiRPLANE KITES, 15c. That every
boy viii enjoy.
Il MARATHON TINKER, ace. A thrill
ing race game: special
i9c MOVIELAND PUZZLE. sc. Show
ing all the movie stars.
l9c CHILDREN'S BOOKS, 25c. Such
as Robinson Crusoe" THE Motor
Maid Series" Fairy Tales" etc.
ToaTth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Silverware
In This Friday
Sale at Lou Prices

tSl Sl.S0 SILVER PLATED BABY
CUPS, 95c. Plainly designed cups for
baby. lovely gift suggestion.
tsl S1.S0 SILVER PLATED BARY
CUPS, 55c. The ideal gift for toe new
born babe
tsl $l.s0 SILvER-PLATED BUTTER
KNIVES. s5c. Sterling handles. A
worthwhile gift suggestion.
tltl S1.Se CREAM OR MAYONNAfSE
LADIES. s9e. Hammered design WITH
sterling silver handles.
fil S6.9S SILVER PLATED FLASK,
N.Se. Handsomely designed
street Fieer
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Linens
Afford Distinct Economies

u0 s9c s4-INCH JAPANESE CLOTHS.
Csc. Neat blue print Japanese lunch
cloths. Size 54x54
t20l 81 5-PIECE LINEN SETS. s5c. Pure
linen sets, with neat colored borders.
Set consists OF 34-inch cloth and four
matching napkins.
400 YARDSl soc LINEN CRASH. 3Sc.
Extra quality pure linen crash. with as
sortment of neat colored borders. very
absorbent and long wearing. heavy
grade.
tls0D soc CANNON TURKISH TOWELS.
4Sc. Extra heavy white Turkish tow
els; very absorbent and large size.
f300l l0c WASH CLOTHS. &C. Extra
fine Turkish wash cloths, made from
good quality Terry cloth. with crosSbar
effect in assorted colors
t250l 19c HUCK TOWELS. i5c. Fine
cotton huck towels. in all-whte or
blue and red borders: heavy absorbent
quality; large size: lTx34.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Odd Pieces of Furniture
InUifingly Lou
Priced Tomorrow

ilei si.2s PICTURE MIRRORS. SIC.
Plate glass mirrors with attractive col
ored frames. 9l2E22 inches.
III $3.50 BoUDoIR CHAIR. si3.Ss.
An attractive design, developed in
green glazed cilintZ.
tIi SIS OCCASIONAL CHAIR. Sis.89.
Mahogany finished. carved and deco
rated Upholstered In tapestry ard
fafi1ioned with The comfortable scoop
seaf
(il SIS BRIDGE AND NAH JONG
TABLE. $3.50. Black padded moire
top. enamel finish.
fIg sI3ss FLOOR SCREEN. $3.50. 3-f0id
oak frame. double green buriap cover
ing
f2l S5s.5e 5-PLY WALNUT VENEER
CEDAR CHESTS, s4e.S9. Console style
cedar lined with dustproof lid
a. $3.50 FIBER FERNERIES. g4.s9.
Frosted mahogany finish round top
and tripod iegs. Unusually sturdy and
strong
a. $3.50 ST. GEORGE WILLOW
CHAIRS. s2.35. Used as floor samples
D1t in good condition
lei S4,95 SMOKING STANDS. $3.50 3
designs, In mahogany or blue enamel
finish Accessories included
fi9l $3.50 TELEPHONE STAND AND
STOOL, @3.g9. Hardwood mahogany
bnisb, strong and well made
Fiftls Fiaor
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Goats and Suits
For Women and Misses at
Very Lou Fridoy Prices

SOSO k46J EkGG0
;1sD MISSES AND WOAfEN'S SIS
COATS. SCI. Handsome Spring styles.
some furred, others plain. Sizes is
TO ~
nsl MISSES AND wOsTEN's s4s
DRESS COATS. SIS. Rich Spring
fabrics, lGxuriously fur trimmed six
lined.
81 LARGE wOMEN'S s29.:s SPORT
COATS. SIS. Lovely Spring mixtures
-rimly tailored TO give long slender
lines. Size 50l7.
tD MISSES s2s.ss s-PC. ENSEMBLES.
SCI. Fashioned of new Spring tweeds.
III s's-3-PC. KASHA ENSEMBLE, se3.
Beautifully tailored OF fne quality
kaSha. Silk lined with blouse 10
match. Size a
l?l s4975-3-PC. KASHA ENSEMBLES.
S44. New Spring models-weI tailored
OF fine soft kasha Striking Innings
and blouSeS. Sizes IA and So
CD MISSES S25-2-PC. OXFORD
SUITS. SCI. Mannisnly tailored and
pi2ed with black silk braid SIX
lined
tll MISSES se5 HERRINGBONE SUIT.
SCI. Strictly tailored of fine herring
bone tweed. Silk bound
tn MISSES SIS HAIRLINE TWILL
SUIT, sci. nifty tailored model
neatly bound with silk braid. silk
lined
~ MISSES s.s FANCY HoMEsPuS
SUITS. SIS. Trim little models -
mannishly tailored. Neatly silk lined
second Ftear
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Corsets and Girdles
At Ridiculously Leu
Friday Prices

t44l So. TO $50 C0RSETS AND
GIRDLES. 81. Wrap around, front
and back lace styles in brocades and
plain materials Broken sizes.
ISL 81 TO $3.50 CORSETLETS, 81.
In styles 10 take care OF both the large
and small figure Fancy brocade
models Broken sizes.
kerand FEaor
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Hand Luggage
Afford Distinct Economies

(sl SS.95 SCOTCH PLAID SUIT CASES,
Si.S9. Well made bags. linen lined
Red and tan plaid styles. 22xi4 In
tSl Si.a5 COWHIDE SUIT CASES. S2.9s
Sturdy. we'll constructed cases in
brown only % and "a inches.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Jr. Misses
Coats and Suits
Priced to Clear Quickly

fiil JUNIOR Si6.50 DRESS COATS,
Si2 Gmartly fashioned OF new Spring
twials. sheens and mixtures. some with
touches Of fur. others plain
~ JUNIOR S25 2-PIECE HERRING
BONE SUIT. SCI. Tailored style, neat
" bound with silk braid. SILK lined
SIZE 10
f3j JUNIOR s23 OXFORD SUITS. SCI.
Fine oxford suiting. mannishly tai
.ored and silk bound, lined Sizes
i3 10 Is
a. JUNIOR SIS IIAIRLINE TWILL
SUIT, sci. A neat little model. size
~ Six lined and we'll tailored
t7l JUNIOR $3.50 TO S2S SPORT
COATS. Sill All smartly tailored and
silk lined,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Misses Dresses
At Definite SAYINGS
for One Day Only

(ss MISSES SIS TO SIS DRESSES,
S6.9S. Smart georgette and fiat crepe
frocks, in choice Spring colorings. All
sizes
ca S4g.:s DINNER AND DANCE
FROCKS, SIS. Dainty chiffonS In
lovely new shades. Many rhinestone
trimmed Sizes IA to l8
(4l $3.50 SATIN EVENING FROCKS,
sci. Unmatched values' Lovely nile
green and flesh coiored frocks. Sizes
is to Is
tsl SIS CREPE DRESSES. SIS. Smart
little models in sizes II. l6 and 10.
Slightly soiled.
lsl s29ss AND S3a50 SPORT FROCKS,
SIS. Smartly tailored Jersey and wool
georgette frocks. New Spring coloTs.
second Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-26

This Friday EUent
sae FANCY HAIR BARRETs, Sc. DraS-
tically reduced to sell quickly.
zoe D0Z CLARk'S NJ A e n n n
THREAD. DOZ. I9c. A special Offer
Of black only. Not all numbers.
soc TO 81 SEWING NOVELTIES. lee
Emeries. thimbles and tape measures
Sc HOOK AND EYES, & CARDS FOR
Sc, Assorted sizes In black only.
soc TO 81 BUBBLE SETS, 2Sc, A de-
light Tor every little boy and girl
street flnnV
Evening star., 1928-04-26

Late Spring and early Summer styles
In the seasons most desirable ma
terials Tailored and dressy models in
all head sizes.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
36-In. Printed
Tub Silk

A silk guaranteed abso-
luteiv sun and tub proof "A
making II ideal for chill N
dren's and womens SUM- y
mertime dresses. A fine, soft
qlalityl
Third I1oar-~~t.anshurgh a. Rr
Evening star., 1928-04-26

sport >hop--~>e,ona fioar
Evening star., 1928-04-26

NIFvel tlaNF
Evening star., 1928-04-26
ChiIdren's Shoes

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PROFITS IGNORED
BY Hosiery Company Ii
Fight On UniOnism

kenosha, Wis.-The 10-months' ho-
siery workers strike against the AL
lena Company shows to what ex-
tremes employers will go to maintain
their autocracy over workers.
The strike started when the COM
pany installed the two-machine sys-
tenn. The machines would be operated
by one skilled knitter, aided by two
assistants, instead of one machine op-
Grated by one knitter. This machine
is a complicated apparatus, consist
ing of $4,000 parts, of which $4,000
are needles. Operation of even one
machine is eye-straining, -wrack
ing work.
The union offered to post a $25, 900
bond that would be forfeited to the
company if, at the end of one year, it
made less money under the one-ma-
chine system than under the two-ma-
chine system
The company rejected this offer,
StaClng that the question of unionism
was the real issue.
Profits are secondary to absolute
control of employees. The company re-
fused to accept a guarantee against
loss because that would uphold the
workers position. The management
would rather lose money than surren-
der its autocracy.
The strike has been marked by fed
eral injunctions, jailing of strikers
and the usual terrorism practiced
by gunmen imported by the Allen-A
concern. The strikers have faced un-
usual hardships with spirit that is
attracting nationwide attention.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-12-21
Observation-Disclosures

400,000,000, with 53,000,00O Individual
savings depositors, according to w.
Espey Albig deputy manager of the
American Bankers Association, in
charge of it's savings bank division,
in a statement issued recently.
A bill to place gambling on the
stock market, and in grain and cotton
futures as well, on the same plane
as the lotteries which were finally
made illegal by act of Congress, has
been introduced by Congressman Vic
tor L. Berger, Socialist, of Wisconsin.
1t does not prohibit dealing in stocks,
but makes the purchase of stocks
where there is no intention to actually
deliver the same to the purchaser il
legal, and the use of the mails would
be denied to spectators and brokers
engaged in that business.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-12-21

Q.-How can a purchaser be sure
Of obtaining uni0n-made flour?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-12-21

Q.-What former Secretary of State
recently endorsed the Union Labor
Life Insurance Company?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-12-21
URGE MECHANICAL DOORS

Mechanically operat-
ed firedoors on railroad locomotives
is recommended to the interstate
commerce commission by one of its
special examiners.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-12-21

No man can be loyal to a cause and
disloyal to the principle underlying
the cause.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-12-21
Labor rQueriies

Questions and Answers on La.
Dor: What II Has Done; Where
1t Stands on Problems Of the
Day; Its Aim and Program;
Who's Who in the Ranks Of
the Organized Toilers, ETC., etc.