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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
1884 10th ST. NV
New apartment building in
good residential section. con
veniently located TO car lines.
stores. schools and Park road
bus line. All apartments in
perfect condition.
Lighted Until 9 PM
Resident Manager. Apt. 20t
2r.. kit. K b .$42 50 10 So, so
Il. +. Saul. CO..
NJ. 200. OPS 18th St, N w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

THE CEDRIC,
Ara iitb ST NV
Modern hfrDfoDf elevator hnidtnE' all
apartments newly redsooraied. 500 resident
4 rooms reception hall and hath $50 0o
rooms reception hall and bath 40 90
THE SiBLEY.
Is NJ ST NV
Conveniently tooaioh huitiiHE with large
iisht raonis new Daper aud baini hht iinars
fshntshef haTiienl manager Ant ~
ROOMS atcErTloghs nAtl. AND hAfh
THE SHELTON.
JS3U w ri.. NV
Delightful apartments ~ hne f"sidehiihi
t,eailep i@snllii ,ia~ from al ~,n'in.s
al ants - hrsi class e1hditnB, hte fesitisut
i Rms, RET HALL AND BATH M 10 III
1900 ROCK OR. Gu. RID. NV.
JshitDS nu Premise
o3S KENNEDY ST. NV.
0a IAN ~ Lar Line Large Hooa,s
JApitnr Dn FfeIDlsrs
t11ms AMI hath ,t..,,ttst -.,, $40 30
THE t.INDY,
4aga IAN 81 sW
fiae Trsldtniist h6tahiGfh6ttd See ianiiat
i20 WEBSTER ST. NV.
10 Hns seiipH ~ iaisDrih, class 81 st0ses
and eaf ltne Jab,ipf nH ptHn.isHs
y faotHs reception hait aBd bath W. 90
] T.. WELDON COMPANY.
Va lssl ~ h.w, As.a Daas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

COLORED
t2lS l. ST SE
Convenient IL NAVY Yard.
D looms and bath hoswaser heat large
ward $40 o.
i.aS slh ST, md 81.
Three large rooms Kitchen and bath $40
CAFRtrx
ith 4 X NJ paSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

Nam slsAA AAa tNaA NJ NJ
teNasaaaea "a NsAt eAxS>A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
MARYLAND COURTS.
MD. AVE. AT 9th ST. n. E.
THE cUSOUEHANNA.

1890 w ST NV
Several very sttFAet}ss spsriBlsn.s ranging
tn s.zf from tkFee ~ four ytODIs kIb'hen and
isfh with toFsbss Al apartments rom pistfls
rrpasstec AUG repsnereG. Reaegnsb!e rentals
6. A. SNOW CO..
TO sth 81. NV Msln 1852:
MADISON fSa3 EYE VI.
4 ROOM AAu BATH ...... t3S 0-S3t 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
Observation-Disclosures

OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK
Tho New Parkside
tAvaiiahe February H.
1900 summit Pl. New Building.
block from, 10Th and Columbia I'd. "
blocks from Columbia and Ontario rds.
rooms, Kitchen. dining .alcovc. tile baths.
Tevtonc walls tinetead Of papcrl. unusually
large closets. beautiful hardwood floors nu
merous floor plugs. white enamel gas range
FRIGIDAIRE ELEVATOR.
Beautiful recognition lobby
RENTS. SIS AND UP.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER APT. EOS.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH ALL
outside rooms, consisting of three rooms. re.
sunable rental. See resident manager.
THE ARGONNF.
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
THE ALAMO 12"3 18th St NV
No Ill roo MS and bath ...... $55 n
No 36--3 rooms and bath. ....... AZ 90
THE CLIFFBOURNE 1865 Calvert ST. NV
No BIB rooms and bath, ....... $72 30
No "3--5 rooms and bath ... IS 90
THE CARR ETON. 17i1 Lanier Pl. NV.
THE ROCHESTER, / i3s Meridian Pr NV
No 4S-4 rooms and bath. ....... $50 90
No "T-1 room and bath ,........ 27.50
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
No 2t--5 rooms and bath ..... $65 90
THE ST PAUL. 1922 18th St NV
No 90 rooms and bath ...... $40 90
CfIAS r TRIBBY 5lD Dist. Nat. Blk Bldg
Day nh NJ ATS: night nh Col BBTO.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
HIkGGiH, youngstown Is K0RNYEKER0L N
NEvNApI MEGLEpETES

Kcdvcs mcglcpcttst szcieztek
december 2-an 3l9 Pasadena
Avennen lak0 Szarka Janosnenak
baratai Is ismerGsci, akik nagy
t0mcgbcn megjclenv6n szivcsen
k0szont0ttek a ntpszcrii magyar
asszonyt ntvnapja alkalmab6l.
A kedelyes mnlatsagon, mcly a
lcgjobb hangulatban folyt Ic, a
k0vetkezok vettek reszt: Gilak
Janos ts neje, Habodasz Gusztav
es neje, Szuchc Janos 6s ncjc, Ia
tar Istvan es ncje, Demjtn Istvan
ts neje, emjtn Ferencne, Rubocz
ky Istvanne, Wash Istvanne, Ozv
Horvath Danielne, Hochwartf
Vendelne, Darazs Frigyesnt, Da
razs Frigyesnt, Darazs Edtne
Pisak Janosne, Pal0ci ,Janosne
Pallay Andr;snt, Menyhtrt ia
nosnt, Hutka J6zsefnt, Szunyoe
Istvanne, Molnar Janosne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
sztjLETEsNAP1 PARTY

Az clmnlt szombaton este, a
steeltoni katholiknsok tea-estelye-
mex vegeztevcl sep csaladi iinnrp
volt Bornemisza Janos, a hitk0z-
seq egyik vezcto emberenek ott-
honaban, ahol nagy vendegsereg
iinnepelte meg ifj. Bornemisza
Istvan 18. sziiletese napjat. A .jo
baratok Is ismer6sok egtsz sercg
ajandekkal halmoztak el nfp-
szerii. fatal embert, aki alig gyoz-
tc a j0 kivansagokat k0sz0ngctni.
A sikeriilt csaladi iinepen a ko-
vetkez6k vettck reszt: Belenszky
Mariska, 10th Erzsike, Macy R6-
"a, Orto Roza, 10th Mariska, Dut-
ko Mariska, Lengyel Erzsike, Ufr
Mariska, Yoper Katica~ Major Jo-
zsef, Major Gynla, Kovacs Bella,
Kovacs Mihaly, Pinter Janos, Gc-
roxy .Janos, Macy I46rinc es cs.
| Evansville, o., Urr Karolyek
| (Girard. o., Major Jozsefek, ko-
vacs Mihalyek, Lengyel Peterek,
Galambossy Gy0rgyek, Husoczky
Jano,stk. 10th Lajosek. Sanaor
Istvantk. A tarsasag kora hal
nall 6rakbp tavozott a sikeriilt
partyrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
HOGYAN LEHET BEALLANI
EGY VI BETEGsEGF;LYZ0BE?

Hirt adtunk mar r6la, hogy a
Fiiggetlen Macy. Ref. Egyhaz ke-
belen beliil eey vi Betegsegelyzo
Egylet van alakuloban. Az NJ
cgylet 16 ewes kort6l kezdve XII
van felvenni tagokat kor ess men,
re valo tekintet nelkiil Alakulo
gyiilese az uj egyletnek januar ell
SO vasarnapjan d. II. lesz fiigget-
len cgyhaz basementjtben. Az cl-
SO gyiilesen azonban nyilvanvalo-
an meg lesz hatarozva a vegS6 be-
ltpesi korhatar, az els6 gyiiltsig
IS az els0 gyiilescn jelcntkcz6k
azOnban akkor is beallhatnak, ha
egyebkem mar tulltptek szoka-
SOS As tv korhatart. Erdekc telat
minden id6scbb embernek, hogy
belepesi szandekat a gyiilesig be-
jelentse a fiiggetlen ref. lelkeszi
hivatalban (925 Mahoning Ave. J,
vagy nevet felirja templom he
lyisegben kitett jelentkezo ivre.
Bar az alakitando egylet magyar
reformatus jellegii, tagja lehet
annak vallas kiil0nbseg nellliil
minden magyar A kitett ivckre
mar is igen sok jelentkezo irta fel
neveet $ minden remeny meg van
ARA, hogy az NJ egylet egyike lesz
varosunk legerosebb betegsegely-
z0inek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
AUT0BALESET

Lapzartakor ertesiiliink, hoey
Szabo Istvan 1440 South Ave.
alatt lak6 honfitarsunk sulyos au-
t6halesct aldozata lett. A baleset
reszletei hianyoznak, csak annyit
tudunk,- hogy Szabo t6bbszoros
bordatoressel Is bels0 seriiltsck.
kel keriilt a City k6rhazba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13

totta meg. Mintan t0bbi tisztvi-
scl0k ktnytclenek voltak munka-
ba menni. Sagi olvasta fcl TIT
kari Is penztari konyveket, anne
lyck altalanos mcgelegedest KEEL
tettek.
Miutan Sagi maya ts tiszt-
tarsai neveben mcgkoszonte BIZ
zalmat Is lemondott a gyules I4u.
kovszky Pal korelnoksegc es Hor.
vath Rafael korjegyz6sege alati
megvalasztotta az III tlsztyisclo
ket.
Eln0k: Varga Istvan.
Titkar: Sagi lgnac, cine: 2!
Blackburnc st.
ptnztarnok: Pitlik Janos.
Jegyz6: Horvath Rafael.
Az evi szamadasokat lelept
ti,ztikar januari gyiilesen fogj;
bcmntatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
Folyik a munka
a hegyi egyhaznal
Ft. Nyiri latogatja a hiveket. :
Ideiglenes otthon a tot gor.
kath. templomban.

A stecltoni Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya r. kath. hitkozstg vezet6-
stgttol nyert trtesiilf-cink SEE
rint a szcrvezkcd6 cgyhazi munka
a legjobb mederben folyik. Ft
Nyiri Istvan pltbanos alland6an
mmkaban van, hogy a hiveket
meglatogatva, 6ket felvegyc az NJ
cgyhazk0zSeg tagjai kozG. Akik-
hez pedig meg mem tndott eIjutni,
azok magnk jelcntkeznek, hogy
tagok kivannak lenni. Egy-cgy
buzg6 hitkozsegi tag ntgy olyan
csaladot jclentctt be, aliik szinttn
rendes tagjai kivannak lcnni a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya hitkoz-
segnek. Az elmult het folyaman
egyel6re Salt Spring Roadi g.
kath templomban tartott scent
szolgalatot kinevezett plebanos.
Szombaton es vasarnap t0mege-
sen jarultak a gyonashoz a hivek,
vasarnap pedig scent misan es
scent beszeden annyian jelentck
meg, hogy templom megtelt ma
gyar hivekkel,
Ugyancsak iiagy szamban vett
reszt hitk0zseg tagsaga a tca-es-
telyen is. Altalaban minden jcl
.arra vail, hogy a testveries erzes,
aldozatos tamogatas, dicseretes
buzgalom r0videsen a legszebb
crcdmtnyekct fogja felmutatni.
Pasztor ts nyaj tcljes 0sSzhang-
ban ~dolgoznak ICY lehetetlen is,
hogy munkan aldas ne legyen.
Most vasarnap reggel 9 orakor
lesz mise tot gorog katholikus
templomban. A mise alkalmaval
lesz felszentelve, a lila misemondo
ruha. Ft. Nyiri keri a hiveket,
hogy pontosan jelenjenek meg a
templomban, inert ARA is kell
gondolni, hogy a hitk0zseg, amely
ideiglenes otthont nyujt most a
magyaroknak, szinten tart isten-
tiszteleteket. A gor0g katholiku-
sok miseje fel 11-kor kezd0dik S
ICY lilo, hogy a templom legalabh
nehany perccel el6bb kiiiriiljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
GAGYI MUFFOLT

Gagyi Janos, lapnnk kozismcrt
koliektora Is hosszu evek ota
nyomdank alkalmazottja clk0lto-
zott regi lakasabol ts most az
1926 Weston Avc.-n lakik (BroWn
lee Woods. Gagyi nj lakasaba
tcgnap vezettek be a telefont. III
szama 22918.
Gratnlalunk Gagyinak az II.
otthonhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
SIKERttLT TEAEsTELY

A steeltoni Magyarok Nagyasz.
szonya r. kath. hitk0zseg szepen
sikeriilt teacstelyt tartott cls6
papjanak, Ft. Nyiri Istvan pie
banosnak tisztelettre. A g. kath
egyhaz helyistge egeszen megtelt
az estely koz0nsegevel, mcly me-
legen iinnepelte az al .lelkeszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
FIGYELEM!

Tudomascmra jutott, hogy t0bb
betegem mem tudott lakasomon
felhivni, mivel az uj telefon szam
mines benne a telefon k0nyvben.
Kerem 0rizze meg ezen ertesitest
a telefon szamokkal.
Iroda: 30642
Lakas: 24054
DR.. Laurisin,
magyar orvos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
A CAMPBELL POLGARI KOR
VI TISZTV1SELOI

Vasdrnap dtlutann a tagok
sep szamu rtszvetelevcl tartotta
rendcs havi gyiiltstt Is egyszcrs-
,mind tisztujit;isdt a Campbclli
P6lgari K0r.
A gyiil6st Sagi Ignac em0k nyi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-13
HIREK A SCENT ISTVAN
MAGYAR ROM. KATHoL1KUs
HtTK0ZSEG K0REBGL

inteziink mindenkihcz, kit az Ur
Jezus megvaltott draga we're hull
laSaval. Hallgassatok g. szora Is
j6jjetek Jtzushoz, a vilag Meg
valtojahoz, aki megszabaditott
minkct a bin lcgrutabb rabsaga-
b0l!
J6jjetek Jtzushoz, amikor az
Ahitati Napok lcsznck, melyek
Advent harmadik hcttbcn, azaz
december 19-tn kczd5dnek tar
TAM fognak Karacsony vigiliaig
YOungstownban SIT. Istvan
tcmplomban. "J6jjetek Ohozza
mindnyajan, Xix faradoztok 6s
terhelve vaeytok Is o megenyhit
titeket!
Olyan korban tliink, melyben
cmbertarsaink f0ldre szegzett to-
kintettel jarnak-kemek S keres-
ven a muland6 j6kat, figyelmen
kiviil hagyjak azokat javakat,
melyek ell mem mulnak soha. Fol
szivekkel tehat, hogy esziinkbe
jussOn, hogy ez fold mem orok
hazank, hanem csak zsellerhaz,
melyb6l kisz6litanak egy nap $
mas let fele utalnak, mely 0r0k
AZ Ahitati Napoknak, melyeket
tartani fogunk Youngstownban a
SIT. Istvan katholikus magyar
tcmplomban december 19-iki kez-
dettel, tppen az lesz fcladatuk,
hogy lstenhez vigyenck Is iuttas-
sak esziinkbe, hogy Mennyci
Atyank mas hazat keszitett sza-
munkra, mely allando Is 0r6k,
tchat mem hin fs muland6, mint
cz f0ldi let. Ezt mas boldog
hazat azonban Xxi kell erdemcl-
mink 6s pedig Mennyei Atyank
akaratanak teljesitese altal, me-
lyet kijelentett nekiink cl0bb a
patriarkak es pr6fetak altal, ke-
sobb pedig Scent Fla, Jezus Krisz
tus 6s az @ Apostolai altal.
Mint mondtuk, az Ahitati Ma
pok, melyek alatt franciskanus
atyak fognak gy6ntatni, misezni
Is predikalni, kezd3dnek Advent
harmadik heteben, azaz december
10 en-, mely nap szerdara esik.
Tchat december 19-en. azaz
az szerdan reggel fel S-kor kez-
d6dnek a gyontatasok, melyeket
scent misck k3vetnek. Ugyanaz
nap este ftl nyolckor r6zSafiiztr
lesz litaniaval, mely ntan scent
brszedet mond az egyik francis
kiinus atya, melynek vtgeztrvel
aldas lesz utana gy6ntatas..
b. csut0rt0k0n reggel, aZaz de-
cember 20-an, minden ugy lesz,
mint szerdan volt.
9 penteken, azaz december 2l-
en- reggel gy6ntatas es scent mi
SEX, este fel nyolckor scent ora,
mely utan scent beszedet mond a
franciskanus atya, ezutan aldas
es gy6ntatas.
d. szombaton, azaz december
22-an minden ugy lesz mint seer
dan Is csut0rt0k0n volt, azzal a
kivetellel, hogy gy6ntatas kez-
d5dik mar. delutan haromkor.
e) vasarnap gy6ntatasok kez-
dodnek reggel hetRor, utanok a
szokasos vasarnapi scent misek
lesznek, melyek kozt pap gyon-
tat, este fel nyolckor scent ora
utana scent beszed, melyet k0vet
TIE Dedeum es Szentseggel aldas
Icy hat Youngstownban SIT
Jstvan kath. magyar templom
ajtaja nyitva lesz ez evi december
h6 19, 20, 81, %, %. napjain min.
den magyar ferfi es minden ma
gyar no szamara, akik Jezushoz
vagynak jonni, hogy megtisztul.
van buneikt6l lelkuk szamara
enyhulest talaljanak az elet fara.
dalmai 3s kiizdelmei k0z0tt.
2
The Washington times., 1928-11-17
HAZEL c. ARTH
VOICE WINNER

Miss Hazel c. Arth, contralto
soloist of the Church of the Sacred
Heart of Washington. and one of
the best-known concert and oratorio
singers in the District. was today
informed that she had been awarded
first place among contestants IN
the vocal addition held in New
York last Saturday to select the
best young singer in the Atlantic
and New England States.
The award brings Miss Arth into
the final audition to be held in New
York Saturday; December 16. under
the auspices of the Atwater Kent
Foundation, to select the best young
woman singer in the United States.
1nsthis contest Miss Arth will COM
pete with four other young women
from various sections of the coun:
try who have been selected through
competitions like that the Washing.
ton girl has just won. All CON
testants in the finale receive nrizes
OF varying amounts and character,
totalling $17,50O, and including
tuition in one and two year nerjods,
Miss Arth is native of Washing.
ton and a member of a well-knoWn
musical family. She has been prom.
inent as q church and concert sing.
er almost since she was a child.
Her success is regarded as record
making in that contraltos rarely
win in vocal contests, the more
showy soprano voices usually being
given preference. In the competi.
tion in New Yorl. last week the
judges were two professional music.
ians from each of the 16 States
represented and three professional
musicians from New York. The de-
cision of these judges counted 40
per cent in the award. Sixtv ner
cent was counted from the choice
made by radio listeners who heard
the 16 singers and signified their
first and second choice. Second
place in the contest was awarded
Miss Amy Goldsmith, soprano, of
New York city.
The Washington times., 1928-11-17
TRIAL
|SHALTED

The perjury trial of Col. Robert
w. Stewart, Standard Oil magnate,
charged with having deceived a Sen.
ate committed about his knowledge
Of certain phases of the Harding
administration oil scandals, marked
time over the weekend today while
presiding Justice Jennings Bailey
deliberated on a defense motion for
a directed verdict of not guilty.
Frank j. Hogan, chief defense
counsel expressed confidence the
jury would be directed to return
an acquittal Monday morning. The
Government prosecutors were non
committal
Should Justice Bailey agree with
the arguments of the defense that
the. prosecution had failed to build
a case, the seventh of the criminal
trials growing out of the oil scan
dals will end summarily. Should
the motion be oVerruled, Hogan
must at once proceed with his de-
fense. which undoubtedly will in.
clude the placing of Colonel Ste
wart himself on the stand.
Meanwhile the Jury of nine men
and three women are spending the
week end under the same confine-
ment they have experienced from
the inception OF the trial last Mon
day. Three deputy marshals. one
of whom is a woman, have them
in custody under order of the. court
"A precaution taken to prevent any
miscarriage of justice such as oc.
CURED in the first conspirar" trial
of Harry F. Sinclair when it was
found that private detectives were
shadowing the jury.
The Washington times., 1928-11-17

Indications are that the Commits
sioners win ask explanations from
Capt. NJ. NJ. Barnard, general su-
perintendent OF the reformatory. to
whom Shields request for the trip
first was made: George S. Wilson,
director of the board of public well
fare, who gave permission for the
trip, and other officials directly in
volved in the case.
Shields went to Philadelphia Wed.
nesday night. in the custody of a
guard from the reformatOry. He
had explained that he had $3.50. .000
posted in bonds covering a building
operation. which would be forecIosed
unless he went to Philadelphia and
adjusted the matter in person.
He is paying all expenses for
himself and the guard, according to
Captain Barnard. Mr.. Wilson stated
that prisoners sometimes are per-
mitted to leave in company of
guards to attend funerals, trials and
to meet other emergencies. Shields
is pledged to return to Lorton on
Monday.
He was convicted Of offering a
bribe to a stenographer in the pro-
hibition unit, and began to serve a
two-year sentence on November s.,
after having lost appeals. to higher
The Washington times., 1928-11-17
Notified Police
SUIT BY NURSE
IS HAL TED

Miss Philomena Mcneil, 1900
block Monroe st. n. E., who ac.
cused authorities of Georgetown
Hospital, where she was taking a
nurses training course, of refusing
10 grant her a diploma and filed
petition in District Supreme
Court for writ of mandamus to
compel them to do SO, discontinued
her suit today.
The young student nurse charged
that she had been advised that she
was to be graduated with her class
IN May 81 last. and her name was
publicly read from the college plat
form. Later she declared. her
name was taken off the list of
graduates.
She had been told to send out
invitations. asking her friends to at.
tend the graduating exercises, and
had been required to purchase a
graduation uniform and a class pin
10 be worn on graduation day
she declared.
Miss Mcneil and the hospital
authorities have reached an ami
able agreement, it is reported
thereby she is reinstated at the
ospital. She was represented by
Attorneys Robert H. Mcneil and
John w. Maher, while Attorneys
Hamilton and Hamilton and Henry
Z. Cover appeared for the hos.
nital authorities.
The Washington times., 1928-11-17
Message to Congress
To Be Kept Secret
Until Read

To prevent any leakage, Secret
Service and other Government
agencies will take every precau-
ton to guard and protect Presi-
dent Coolidge's annual message
to Congress from falling into the
hands of brokers' and lobbyists
before delivery, it was indicated
at the White House yesterday.
The Presidents last message
several days in advance, found
it's way into unauthorized hands,
it was revealed. Wall Street,
numerous brokers and lobbyists
were thoroughly familiar with it's
contents long before any member
of Congress was.
The speech is TO be available
for distribution several days in
advance this year, but every
effort will be made to guard its
contents carefully until the Pres
ident actually begins to deliver 1t
to Congress at the Capitol.
The Washington times., 1928-11-17
CAPPER DELAYS
RETURN To D. c.

Senator Arthur Capper Of Kansas,
chairman of the Senate District
Committee. will not return to Wash
ington until next Saturday, week
from today, his office announced to-
day. Capper had been expected back
next Tuesday.
The delay in Capper's return prob
ably will delay the calling together
of the special utilities subcommittee
of the Senate committee which was
authorized to investigate the traction
merger plan.
The committee probably will be
called together within a day or two
before Congress opens, however, in
order that 1t can report back to the
full committee as soon as possible
after the session opens.
The Bureau OF Efficiency's report
on the traction merger Is expected
to he submitted next Tuesday. Milo
r. Maltbie. special expert employed
by the committee. has not announced
when he will submit his final report,
The Washington times., 1928-11-17
Gets z YEARS
FOR ROBBERY

Francis Heyer, of Akron. Ohio,
Who was indicted for robbery with
firearms. in connection with the
nold-up Of a drug store IN the $500
block of Connecticut Ave. n. W., A
year ago, was sentenced today to
serve 121s years in prison.
Heyer. with two other com
panions. staged the hoId-up. The
other two have not yet been
apprehended.
Counsel for Heyer made an i'm
Dassioned plea for clemency, stat
ing that the youth had been misled.
Chief Justice Mccoy then pointed
out the attitude of the court in all
cases of robbery with firearms, and
@eciared he could not deviate from
.ne rule.
Frank H. Clouse, indicted for
housebreaking and larceny, in con-
leetion with the robbery of a store
n the 100 block of Pennsylvania
Ave N. W.. on September last,
vas sentenced to serve five years
in prison.
He had entered akpiea of guilty.
The Washington times., 1928-11-17

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POLICE ARE
HOLDING
SO NJ [
CLUES

Handwriting experts today
were summoned by the police
department to aid in unravel-
ling the mystery of the
threatening note sent to Mrs.
Betty Hanna Davidson two
days ago, apparently the work
Of would,be blackmailers and
kidnapers.
It is reported several clues al.
working on tre case and that the
whole plot may shortly be url-
covered.
Recovering from her scare, and
gamely trying to smoke out the
real meaning of the kidnapping
threat sent to her both by an
anonymous letter and by telephone
Mrs. Davidson went to her country
home at 6400 Rockville Pike last
night and awaited developments.
Will Stay At Her Home
There were no untoward incidents.
and thereafter Mrs. Davidson in
tends to occupy her home.s which
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road. She has arranged for a
guard around the house and has
sent her three-year-old daughter
Daisy, the center of the kidnapping
conspiracy to a place in tha
country where she viii be safe.
Richard Porter Davidson, the hus-
band from whom Mrs. Davidson
separated some days ago, is giving
all possible aid to her in ferreting
out her annoyers. and in bringing
the trouble to an end,
The episode was started by Mrs.
Davidson's efforts to recover $15, 900
worth of jewels which were stolen
from her establishment last July.
Notified Police
The kidnapping Of her baby was
threatened unless Mrs. Davidson
desisted in her efforts to recover
the jewels.
Not until the second message was
received, however, did Mrs. David
son notify the police. preferring 10
keep her troubles from the public
gaze IL possible.