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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

A few orators are likely to assume
that the campaign is only another
means OF prolongins some painful inves-
tigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

A big position is assigned to Charles
z. Hughes. Amy position Charles T.
Hughes may consent to occupy is big
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

The temper Of the time favors non-
committal discretion In many respects.
Even the Weather Bureaus announce
ment yesterday provided for an indie
pendence day distinguished as fair, but
with local thundershowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

The turbulent now Of oratory is one
Of the natural forces which no power
combine" has ever been able to control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

In letter Of acceptance the accep-
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Incidental comment.
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Surviving Prerogative

surviving Pferogative.
Are there any remaining political
prerogatiyes?"
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum.
"A really influential politician can
command an hours time over the radio
without paying the customary adver-
Using fee"
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Pointing and Viewing.

From the Toledo Blade.
you can point with pride with one
finger. II takes q doubled fist 10 view
with alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

From the Butte Miner.
Intellect" says Will purant. us al
ways dangerous In woman" Which
we take TO mean dangerous TO man.
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No Magnetism.

From the Syracuse Herald.
Can you imagine climbing up on your
armchair and cheering at Q speech
heard over the radio?
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A Kick In II.

That Gray Mare. Band" we heard with
jov profound.
Yet criticism cool
Admits the tune from time to time
would sound
A little like White Mule"
"A big conceited man." said Uncle
Eben, lis liable to think he has done
you favor by scceptin' favor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

Careless Dear Peepls.
They holier, Turn the rascais Quit"
The same old shout.
Some day TO ask they may begin,
who lets them in?"
Jud Tnnkins says when, . man has
made money by minding his. own bust
ness. an efficiency expert comes around
and tells him to how to manage 1t.
Firm Antasenism.
do you intend TO vote next Fall2"
yes" answered Uncle Bill Bottletop.
Against alcohol"
Yes. Especially denatured alcohol"
He who conceals wealth." said HI Ho
the sage Of Chinatown, cannot enjoy
1t. He who boasts OF II invites the rob-
ber."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-04

Senator Jim" Reed will not wait for
the presidential campaign to open later
In the season. but Is about TO roll up
his sleeves and take the warpath In
Missouri without delay There Is a
hot Democratic senatorial primary there
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WKBF (252l INDIANAPOLIS
(HOosier Athletic Club

WKBF (252l INDIANAPOLIS
(HOosier Athletic Club
A. NJ
IO:l5-First Presbyterian Church.
S:60-Federation Of Music Clubs
7:I5-First Presbyterian Church.
$ O'clock
WJZ-New York-Childrens hour.
WCBD (345) zion--Bible school; orchestra.
WJR (441) Detroit--Baptist Church
WOW (508.2) Omaha-Gospel services.
WSB CD Atlanta-Sunday school.
WWJ tSJ2.D Detroit-Presbyteria Serv-
ices.
10 O'clock
KDKA (315.6l Observation-Disclosures.
WBZ $3.50 pringield-Trinity Church.
WGy (S79.5) Schenectady-Presby
wHAs (s22N Louisville = Methodist
WIT tso6) chicago-Concert.
WRHM l260Il Minneapolis stories.
WRC 1859 hington-Services.
-10:30 O'clock
WEBB $3.50 Chicago-Church~ OF Christ
VICES CSi2) chicago-M. E. services.
~ I'll O'clock
KYW 1920 Chicago-Central Church.
KFAB 1870 IAncoln-Church services.
VIGIL (48S.6l Chicago-M. e. services.
WEAF 1922 New York-Capitol symphony
to WEEP. WCAE, WILT, WAR.
WHO 1854 Des Inconsistencies.
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

WOW (5OS.2) omaha-Literary.
$50 O'clock
WAY (22D observation-disclosures program.
&c O'clock
KNIA (394.5) Shenandoah-Sacred songs.
KppKA $3.50 PlttsOurgh-6' Of p ad-
XIV il52sy chlcsgo-Uncle Bob.
lenders to wTHG. WV. u'" 's" Is
W WEBB t 1925, l GSh1icago1Ssymphony.
WJBT 1894! chicago-Cello; orchestra.
VIZ VIZ [s55I o osca YOrk05chsstra
WLW (4283l Cincinnati-Organ.
WMAQ (447.5) Chicago-Theater organ.
WOW (5082) Omaha-Paul Gerhard
$3.50 O'clock
k k2w ss arg pistsO965Ea6qqaeert
WEAF (4e2l New York-High Jinkers to
wy WSA 7soa Wq aTitra MwJi "oancern
Wis ts95} cSicsFoIs as Rre% Orchsstra.
WsAf isSi.2) cincinnatiGorche;stra.
wBBM 1894, q Ghi s,G!Sotcht quar-
WE'VE sss entSsSSpggguRar hGqr wis.
consin VS.. Ohio State.
webb (365.e) Chicago-Orchestra
WHO (306l Chicago-Trio; ensemble.
WLIB (4l6) Chicago-Ensembls; Alma
WIZ Ni45N New York-New York Sym
pihony to KD1KLA,, KSD; WHO. WJR,
,WTAG, WHTAAM. WBAL. WsB, WV,
WoR t422.3l Newark~chimes; Studio.
WSAI 1912 Cincinnati-En Entertainers.
wBz (sss| spr9n !g6 d9cIdop symphony
woy Cs7s.5, s SEN SStsSS-i pro-
wdEs (242) ohicsgO-rhe Bird Man;
who tsON chicacO-"1n Flower Gar
WIS ls4Sl ,chicago-Barn dance three
KTHs ess4.O Hot ' spfings-Dornberser's
wBBM 1884 Chicago Orchestra; quar-
wCFL. 1880 chicago-ohez Pierre Or
ding to WsAI, wdY. a'''''" w" H0-
WEES WdEs and D y0Sa
WON llisj chicagO-Musicai program.
WOW. WOO" WIZ, WsB.s w fRSte' WIZ g
WWb bHS % %H63 WIZ ESTFA' w %SaSS, WWRRzz2S5
WBAL, WTAG. "D' "'"~' "oAr'
wMAQ, (447.5l Chicago-Photolog STORY
of the Bushman"
WOR (422.3) Newark-Little Symphony.
$50 O'clock
WGN (4l6l Chicago-Organ.
WEAF (4e2l New York-Tuneful troupe to
WSAI, WGY
WMAQ (447.5l Chicago-song cycle.
% O'clock
XIV 1920 Chicago-Congress carnival.
WBBM t3S9.4 Chicago-Dance; The Three
WEAF 1922 New York-Rolfe's Orchestra
to WGY. WSAI, KSD, WHO, WCAE,
WGN l4lel Chicago-Mark Love; bass.
VICES (242l Chicago-Maggie and JiggS.
WJR CAD petrolt-Cotton Pickers
Bakladeers.
WLyN l4283l Cincinnati-Organ.
WITH 306l Chicago Ramblers.
WMK l517l Memphis-Dance program
WON tA22 81 erk-Musical program
WSlI $3.50 Northumberland old op'rY
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$3.50 O'clock
BY Ahern

$3.50 O'clock
KNX $3.50 Los Angeles-Feature % anC
wEAF I49zl New Workable Davis Or.
S ehsstra ,,, 70 WGY' KsD, WHO, WCAE
wENR 1888 Chicago-Request program
WHIT 1906 Chicago-Hawaiians.
10 O'clock
KPI (46Sl Los Angeles-R. c. A. program.
WBBM 1854 chicagoNDi%ifes Flyer.
WEAF 1922 New York-Cass Hagan's Or
cchestra to wGY. KsD, WHO, WcAE,
wGY 'is705, STANDARDIZATION Eyck Or
WHO $50 1900 Chi ohtcsg2I Orchestra.
WIZ (454l New York-sIumber music.
WLW (428.3J Cincinnati-Orchestra
WMAQ t447.5) Chicago-orcheStra (three
WoR. (422sl Newark-Dance.
WSAI tS6l.2) Cincinnati--Orchestra
1880 O'clock
KYW 1920 Chicago-Johnny Ramps Or
We $3.50 s, New York-After thsater
Ill O'clock
XII (46Sl Los Angeles-Philco hour.
webb 1861 Chicago-Popular program.
WJBT (399.4I Chicago-Organ lone hour
VIE WIZ @ o6egsso%Ste CIV sSoS
Ii 80 O'clock
VICES (242) ChicagoSNews hour
WFAA (545l Dallas-Palace theater
WIS (345) Chicago-Dance lone and a
half hours.
XII (468l Los Angeles-Vocal
WBBM 1894 Observation-Disclosures 1.-TWO
~ 1880 O'clock
VICES (242) Chicago-Popular.
II O'clock
xxx (337) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
XII 1859 Los Angeles-Orchestra.
KGO (384.4) Oakland-Dance.
~ 3 O'clock
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wsM CsSD acknowledgements serv-
wTMJ (294) Milwaukee-organ.
-12 O'clock
KOA (325.9) Denver-Services.
WEAF (492) New York-Chamber music.
WGN (4l6l Chicago-Uncle Quin
VICES l242l Chicago-High Mass, Old st.
g" group to wsB. wIW, WDxF, WHAs'
WHIT t8osl Chicago-organ.
Il O'clock
WEAF (492l New York. nterdenomina-
tional services.
W WN az tl 6 SShiisagoI60ITgan. concert
VOC, KYW. WJR. WB3, WTNdJ. WBzA,
WHO. WOW, KDKA.
WIS (s45) chicago-Livestock estimates;
-1.sO O'clock
WIS (345) Chicago--sunday school.
KYW C52e) Chicago-Concert.
Wee assEes tes ESS yS5tcE %Sa f%sT2RAfs
wEBH 1855 Chicago-Children's pro-
Won (418l chicago-Artist recital.
WoR 42S.Sj NewarE~colunbia network,
Symphonic hour.
$50 O'clock
WCBD (344.6) Zion-Services; music.
WEEI (365.6l Boston--Copely Players.
WHO t306) Chicago-German program.
WHIT (389.4l Chicago--Little Symphony.
B O'clock
WlsAF l492l New York-Men's conference
10 WEEP, WTAG, WSAI, WCAE, WCSH
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WGY, VINO.
WOR (422.3) Newark-Columbia network
Concert band.
WRC (4es) Washington-Was
$50 O'clock
WHO (306) Chicago-Music that never
WGN (416) Chicago-The Salernos.
"A O'clock
WENR (2s8.S) Chicago-Chapel services.
wGN (4l6) Chicago-Sports review
WMAO (447.5) Chieago-Mustcal romances
Whitney concert.
-4:SO O'clock
WEAF (492) New York-Concert. Orchestra
WHAS (322.4l Louisville-Choral Evensong
WHAM. WBz. WBZA. WBAI..
VITO $3.50 Hartford-TraYelers SYM
phonic ensemble.
WON (416) Chicago Nights.
IS O'clock
WEAF (492) New York-Concert.
WOO (348.6) PhiladelpSna-OFgan.
WTMJ 1914 Acknowledgment.
$50 O'clock
wEAF. (4s2l New YoEk--American Legion
M RHnd to WEI %cEH W MTERC w TEG W WIAH
WIZ ii54I New YorEyTravelogus to wBz
WBZA. KDKA, WBAL, WRHM.
WOW (50e.2l Omaha-Bible study.
KpKA $3.50 Pittsburgh-Services.
wFAA (54Sl Pallas-5 E4!'Ie. class;
WHIT 1900 Chicago-Organ Zone hour.
WIS (346) Chicago-Little Brown Church
$3.50 O'clock
KOA f325.9) Denver-Org
WEBH 1929 Chicago-Musicale..
WHIT (3e9.D Chicago-Band; choir.
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JAN. IA, 192Exr
Out Our Way

BECAUSE of the great interest
- aroused among listeners by the
playing of Arthur Honegger's Pa
cific 231" during the recent RCA
Hour. Walter Damrosch has decided
to repeat this selection during the
program by the New York SYM
phony Orchestra through stations
associated with the NBC Blue net
work, tonight at 7.
pacific 231" takes its inspiration
from a modern French locomotive.
1t is a musical representation of a
locomotive in action. Hundreds Of
letters were written to DR.. DAM
rosch about the work when Vt was
first performed. A few condemned
it but the majority expressed eager
ness to hear it again.
The complete program follows:
"Pscinc Ssl" (By popular request( ,:::::
oPolonaise for Strings BeetheSySen
symphonic Poems, LES Preludes" . List
Tune in KYW, Chicago; WLW,
Cincinnati; WOW. Omaha; VOC,
Davenport; WHO, Des Moines, or
KDKA, Pittsburgh for this broad
cast.
Popular and semi classical selec-
lions will be mingled in the pro-
gra mby Don voorhees, and his band
through the Columbia Broadcasting
System Sunday night, at 9.
Among the composers will be such
as Tschaikowsky, Debussy, Grieg,
Mcdowell, Cui and Berlioz.
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Dial TwiSterS
Central Standard Time
Meters Given in Parentheses

WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power g. Light Col
4:OO-Time signal.
4:01-COlumbia record masterpiece
hour.
5:OO-Time signal.
5:Oi-Late. news and sports INDIAN
apoliS Times).
5:I0-Twilight time at the Baldwin.
5;2B-Your Government officials.
5:35-Facts about Indianapolis.
5:37-Continued story.
6:3O-Time signal.
6:31-Columbia Club and l. A. c., Or
7:sO-A Pair of Spades Courtesy of
Craig Candy Company.
l0:30-Time signal.
l0s50-Late news; sports.
lO:S5-Columbia Club and l. A. c. Or
chestras.
WKBF (2Sg) INDIANAPOLIS
(Ho0Sier Athletic Club
5:OO-Late news bulletins and sports.
II O'clock
WAS (S22.D Louisville-Readings; con-
wEAF (4s2) New York-orchestra
--S O'clock
KDKA $3.50 Pittsburgh-Band
WEAF (4e2) New York--Waldorf Astoria
music to WRC, WEEP. WCAE.
WENR (2383) Chicago-Organ and vocal
VIZ t454l New York-Orchestra.
WMAQ t447.6l CEicago--Topsy Turyy time,
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WJR (441) Detroit-M. E. services.
WMAQ (4475) Chicago-Sunday Evening
voc ts74.8 Davenport-services.
WSAI (361.2) acknowledgements
-7:3a O'clock
KOA (325.9) Denver-Dinner concert.
XII 1857 Los Angeles-Aielody Boys.
WENR (288.3D Chicago-M: E.. services
WAN l224 Pphiladelphia-"Bits from Fa-
WHO (sOs) chicasso-dems of M Music.
8 O'clock
WEAF 1922 New York-"Our Govern
ment" TO WGR, VINO, WTAG, VITO,
WTMy, MEEI, WRc, wdY' WoAE'
wCBD 1344.6( Zion-oantata "Pentinence,
WOR (422.3' Newark-Colun- Tia network.
EferveScenJ hour.
--S:15 O'clock
WHAS 1924 Louisville-Orrhestra
webb 1860 Chicago-Orchestra artists.
WEAF (492l New York.Atwster ~, Kent 2,
WV. wsAI. WON, KSD. VOC. WqY,
WCCO. WTAM. WDAF, WSM, WSB,
VINO, WING; WOW, wFAA' WHO wBT'
WAR, KVOO.
WIZ $50 New York-vibrant melodies to
WLW C42s3) Cincinnati-Band Box hour.
$50 O'clock
K XIII t4sSi Los Angelesassy9mphfony
WOR (422.3l Observation-Disclosures network.
American Singers.
--9:f5 O'Clock
WRAP (4e9.7 Ft Worth-The Seven Aces.
WEAF 1922 New York-Biblical drama to
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PAGE IL
Blosser
TAYLOR

12:I9-Weather report.
12:21-RadiO farm school.
I2:29-WiId enemies and allies.
l2:35-"Enquirng Announcer"
l2:4t-Lyrie Theater organ, Ruth knolier.
I:15-Program announcements.
1:I1-Cso3irg grain market. courtesy
E-Z Bake Flour Company.
2:O0-TIme signal.
2:0I-H0nne grown music.
2:IO-HOusekeeper's chat.
2:18-Radio recipes.
2:23-Personal beauty advice, courtesy
BOncilla Laboratories.
AM
1900 KFAB. Lincoln-U. OF Nebraska
program.
WIZ, New York--Dr. Royal S. Cope
land &c chain.
l0:lS-WEAF, New York-Household In
stitute to chain.
ll:o0-WGN,, Chicago - Mac Sattley'S
Pm
l:4omn,WJz. New York--The Afternoon
2;so-WsUN. st. Petersburg - Scarlet
Guards Band to WEIA.
3:0O-WGN, Chicago-Goyernment Club.
WCAu Philadelphia Philadelphia
Music Academy
3:45-WCCO. Minneapolis-St Paul -
Womens Club.
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Best Daylight Features

Monday
WFBM (255) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Coz
NoOn--Time signal, courtesy julius T..
Walk e. Son.
Pm.
12:O1-Grain market. courtesy E-Z Bake
Flour Company.
12:U7-Livest0ck market, Indianapolis
and Kansas City.
12:11-Farm flashes.
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WRC. wGY. WIFI. WHO, VOC
wGN 1919 ChicagO-Music room Mac
WIZ (450 New York-Doa Amaizo. to
WTNGJ. WCCo, KYW, KDKA.
WOW (508.2) Omaha-Utah hour.
-9:3O O'clock
WENR 1888 Chicago-Edison symphony.
WJBT 1894 Chicago-Request period.
r,rr,s 700. A. 10 eeCiock- nance. organ
WGN (416) Chicago-Sam m Henry.
WHO 306) Chicago-Popular program.
WMAQ (4475) Chicago-De Luxe Dream
ers.
Ill O'clock
XII (468l Los Angeles-Network. Don
KJR (348.6) Seattle--Orchestra
xxx 1871 Hollywood-Violin.
WFAA (545) Dalas-Orchestra.
WHIT (389.4) Chicago-Back Home hour.
WLIB (4l6) Chicago-OrcheStra; artists.
-12 : Clock
XII C468) Los Angcles-Orchestra
WBBM (3s94) Chicago-Nutty Club.
WHO 1906 Chicago-Goyal order Of Saps.
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Sunday

WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
A. NJ.
9:30--Christian Men Builders.
ii :00-SecOnd Church of Christ, Scientist.
p. M.
12:3O-Circle Theater organ concert,
Dessa Byrd.
1:3O-COncert by Cooperative Artists of
Indiana.
2:30-Marott Hotel concert, courtesy
Kruse COnnel Company.
3:30-Otto Gray's McGinty Cowboy
Band.
5:00-StutZ concert
S:00-Gregg g. Son.
9:O0-Crane's imported hour of music.
10:00-OttO Gray'S McGinty Cowboy
Rand
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
FO'castle Club to Hear
Shinstead and FuruSeth

The F'o'castle club of the George
town University Foreign Service
School will hold its annual spring
banquet tonight at the New Mad
rillon at which all "landlubbers
will be barred.
Andrew Furuseth, president Of
the International Seamen's Union,
and Senator Shipstead of Min
nesota, each of whom boasts sea
legs" from many years treadlng
the decks of ocean going vessels,
are to be the principal speakers.
Students who can't furnish proof
of 10000 travelled nautical miles
and an honorable discharge from
a merchant vessels crew are ineli-
gible to membership in the Fo'castle
Club. Senator Shipstead is an hon
orary member of the students organ
ization. He caught the sea-fever
in his youth.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
7 RITES SUICIDE
AFTER ROW

An argument with her HUSBAND
was given as the reason for the
suicide attempt last night of Mrs.
Elsie E. Camielo, 20 years old, 1854
K ST. S. E. She is recovering TO-
day in Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. Camielo was found IN ner
room on the second floor by Police
man w. V. Watson, of the Fltth
precinct, who was summoned by
other members of the household
after they smelled escaping gas.
When he entered the ROOM ne
found Mrs. Camielo lying on the
bed with two gas jets open. She
was unconscious and was not re-
vived until her arrival at the hos
pital.
Mrs. Camielo told hospital author
tiles that she turned on the gas
and closed the doors and windows
at o'clock. It was almost two
hours later when she was removed
from the room.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
DIP Iona MILL
! BILL To PASS

Two important reform measures
for Washington:tne diploma mill"
and madical practice bills-soon are
80 be enacted by Congress-.
One of the most fIourishing of the
city's illegitimate industries will be
wiped out by the bill aimed at fake
schools and degree factories. Hun
dreds Of them nave been incorpo-
rated in the District in the past
few years, according to Miss Pearl
Mccall, assistant district attorney.
Many OF them sold diplomas on a
frank merchandising basis, without
attempting to give any instruction
at all. They operated in all parts
Of the world, many of them with
such names as Federal" or "Con-
gressional" attached to them.
The medical practice bill which
Also comes up for final considera-
tion by the Senate District Com
mittee today, will strike at more
than zoo .'quacks" and other i'm
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
Ten Days Welded Life
Proved Enough for Pair

ATLANTIC CITY. March 16.--On
the grounc that she had failed to
nroduce testimony in support OF
charges of cruelty and infidelity,
Special Master in Chancery A. N,
Siracusa refused to recommend a
decree of divorce for Mrs. Anna
Cooperman from Nathan Cooper
man.
Counsel for Mrs. Cooperman has
filed exceptions to the ruling. The
petition sets forth that the couple
we've married in Philadelphia on
January 20. 1925, and came to live
Of the home of the brides mother
here. They separated 10 days later.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
Bandit Takes Drivers
Taxi, Money, Clothes

PHILADELPHIA, March IT,
After driving fare" from the
central section of the city to Fifth
and Ashbourne sts., Montgomery
county, a taxicab driver was held
up by his passenger, robbed OF $14
in cash, his cap and overcoat, and
left standing in the street. The
highwayman drove off in the cab at
a high rate of speed.
The cab driver, Andrew Develin,
reported the hoIdup to the police,
who are investigating the case and
searching for the thief, The cab
has not been recovered.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
Policeman Loses Raincoat
As He Chases Car Thief

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-
Policeman Barry, of Foot Traffic
A, is a sorry man today, for some
mean thief stole his raincoat while
he was trying to capture an auto.
mobile thief who escaped, as did
another motorist in a collision at
Seventh and Market Streets.
When he returned to the scene
of the accident, Barry found that
the other motorist in the collision
had fled. Also that the raincoat
was gone. The only thing that he
had to his credit was the stolen
automobile, which he had lowed to
the station house.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
Colonial Hotel Sold
To New Management

Jefferson Ford, jr., is head of
new local company which has just
announced the purchase OF the
Colonial Hotel, Fifteenth and M
Streets Northwest. from Maddux.
Moss & Mallory, Inc.
The structure was built during
wartime and contains 200 rooms
The land and building was assessed
at 5000. 040. Ford, who will manage
the hotel, was formerly connected
with the Shoreham. Franklin Square
and Burlington hotels.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16

trained persons attempting in some
form or other the practice of heal.
ing in the city. The measure does
not strike at any legitimate school
Of medicine or aim to establish an
"allopathic monopoly" here, its sup
porters say. 1t is chiefly designed
to protect the public from fraud
and from ignorant "drugless deal
The Washington times., 1928-03-16

We don't need to point the moral,
but content ourselves with a word
to newcomers: This idea is to con-
vert Haste to Makes and then to
Waste. Using only useful Tor ia
miliar words, change a letter each
time you move down the runs, but
don't disturb the order of the re.
manning letters. Perhaps you can
find a shorter way to do this trip.
let; in any case. compare your re.
suit with ours tomorrow. Here's
how we Laddergrammed Ways-Ides:
/, Ways: 2. Wars; 3, Oars; 4, Oats;
5, Orts; 6, Ores; I, Odes; 8, Ides.
Copyright by Public Ledger)
The Washington times., 1928-03-16
Police Search for Man
Who Shot COlOred Pair

AS a result of the shooting las.
night at 422 Elm st. N. W. OF
Anthony Little, colored, 90, SO2 7
G. N w. and Elizabeth Clemens,
"a. of the former address; EIst f
Henry Chappell. colored, "a.
Roth the man and woman told
nolice that Chappell shot them and
then fled The injured were taken
TO Freedmen's Hospital. where
their condition is said to be unde'
termined.
The Washington times., 1928-03-16

The best real estate buys are con ..
veniently listed for your inspection IN
foday's Times and Herald classified ads.