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v atson Ciears With Big Passenger List
 For Run To South

i SEWARD c. Armstrong. C. 1 Burke, Bill Blaus. J. Blinn, Il. w Barton, l.. M Carrigan, R. Chad- wick, Nels Erickson, MT. and Mrs. h I Ecklund. c. M. Jones, F. Ha!npren, J. F. Morgan, F. McCullou:> ;t Reed, A. c. Wamser.
 LATOUCHE-B. Chichenoff.
 JUNEAU-Miss Elizabeth Agizza, Irene Grasenoff, c. A. Mattie, A. Norstadt, Larry Parks, Miss Hilda Kerr, Miss Mary Kerr, Miss Edith Kerr. Erlin Strand.
 SEATTLE-Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Anderson Alfred Anderson. Miss Maggie Barnes, O. Bestland, Ed. 3ardell Elmer Beckwith, Charles Barg.H. T. Ball, w. J. Cregan. Mir and Mrs G. Christianson and child, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Edwards, MT. and Mrs. E. Or Estus R. Erickson, c. Flenn, Harry Eden, George Folk stad. N Folkstad, Finley Gillis.
 w. Groke, Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Gott, Mrs Dora Gunderson, c. A.. Hamley, Carroll Hamley, J. V. Hatf- ner, Harold Haga, Mrs. T. Haga, Andrew Holes, Elmer Hemrich., Ed Johnson, Betty L. Hepburn, Mrs. w. Hepburn, Julius Johnson, Ed. John son, Sivere Johnson, Sjgrad Jacob sen, MT. and Mrs o. Kraft, Mrs. J. Lubin and two children, H. Karls- mess, Pete Loberg, Miss Margaret Malcolm.
 Mrs. G. A. Malcolm, John Mars, F. McNeal, George Miyagi, Tony Modenese, Leo J. Murray, Carl Larsen, c. LaRose, Ken Nelson, C. Nelson. Mi s Erna Nealson, MT. and Mrs. T. M. O5tenschneider, Otto Ol- son, Archie reaimain, MT. and Mrs. E. Rosenberg, W. Robertson, E. L. Sparens. W. 4. Sheldon, T. Samuro, Go. ShunG, c. 9. TanbeTg, Tom Takahashi. T. TakamGoo, Jacob Tanneson, M M Ward. Mr. and Mrs. 4. ". Whitaker, Harry Wforrell.
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LIKES THE COUNTRY

H. D. Currier, vice president of the American Electric Company, Inc, returned to Seward Saturday from the Interior leaving on the s. s. Aleutian for Seattle. MT. Cur rier enjoyed his trip about the Territory and plans returning in the near future.
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Lieutenant Garfield, in charge of the Quartermaster's Dept, U. s. A., this area, returned Saturday from a trip of inspection of the Fairbanks office.
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THE NEEy a6oGC4 ri91S ARE HERE. Ta1Y Gs>f:&CT COLLECT "GcG" 0G GaT arEoM6. SEQ AND S7.5o EACH. GUARANTEED. ScHAL LEGEE's ALASKA SHOP.
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THESE ARE KODAK DAYS. QUAIL TY DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. sCHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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Have >":T f;!n.a develop es2 md n.'i,:tec: 2t SViyia's.
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GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS A Schailerer's Alaska Shop.
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FLASH LAMPS AND BATTERIES. at J. L. Graefs.
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Cleanliness and the best Of meats our motto. Frye-sruhn.
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Here are some we unhesitat-
ingly recommend:
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

coLoREp-s RMS: BATH. Gas gANpE.
s5inass' sct:water hes ss Redeeorated SIS.
dition. newly remodeisd asS5 MUS ave- me-
Apply at 3l0i Rhode Island ave ne. ~.
coLoREp : SEMI DErAcHED MoOER4
porchss, ssei :i9 month nsss hats Duncan 81
lss, ADAMS ST. N.W-s, ROOMS. AtaA
ceptiousiiy low rent, Cali Col Sis -
TAPESTRY BRICK HOUSE :. PRTw0RIA
pore6ss; .sonysRieat bus. ears: sSs nSItsh, ),
1871 NORTH CAPITOL SIS I.AgQE RsIsl a
h.;wh -, nice condition. Main 1885 or LIN
ssRooM. 2:BATH HousE; FsfoIpAfRE.
sarags: yard; sl2ss a msnsh, ssfA orSgass
4aiS sth ST. N.Ws--sEMI-D ETAcHEp
ssssss: sda iaa ADAMS iiis-w s:
1870 N sT. ms STORY BASEMENT
brick house 10 larss fecns. . hathsI hst.ss
dance lance Academy. scSooi A Or els s Nsssh
10 20 coLoREbzFTvE.Eooa suS0zioNss I.
s aSsa f 81 aiSs Vermont ssS sss m ave-
s-R HOUSE, AND Carr oE NJ RvRLxtTls
ssssss rsls .sss g. Sc @ On
shssd ana ssrdens Near Ne car and BUS lines.
7i2e Blair I'd. Takcma.
8 ROOMS, H.-H.Hs. EIEG,s $50 A, MONTH"; -
50 New York ave. ne Phone Col le4fN pr
apply resident manager. Ant. lea 37as ConnN
ave. 49,
FOR RENT ROOM HousE WITH ALI. 4
TSSs; Just on Connecticut ave- in. csssss
S''eeV' Tel Mr. CLARK. Col seis, w ~.
& ROOMS AND BATH. AT 1871 23nd ST.
n.w,. for $50 q months hos-water heat. slec-
.SaSssy 80 = I;s -
. Ten rooms and bath comReNfenk 10 3AcAAN
lines. l square 18TH and Cot rd.S nv IA ~
CHAA d HAuKN = ..ss ~
Main SO. N2A 18th ST. N.W9a "
3 iarge rooms, madernG s porchess pfsSsissAy
new house. Phone .AaApas fSSS.N. a0s
NIGHT Roosts n ~ ~
newly paperedi hotseassr heAls near new
~ g. school and s-aeFe ,plAysfoandss s,
block OF NTAkNma's ear ca isth 81 oar 3tnNs
$50 per month. aia unaerweoA s. nv.
CoT6Kxn. "a a $. =
w 50. n,w--e rms Ahas1. Rent fedNee4. =
ills sNd st, ave rpAA and Il NehSNs tf3a
luta tlth 81. n,ws-@EfAt. q rms. and b AND
.. nm se 81 SyIAS o. NJ ~ ..,..
tceaslnusa On Next faEel
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1927
PEERLESS
SEDAN.
8-Cylinder

-5-passengef, 7-passenger, l36-
In. wheel base; plenty of room
for luggage, leaving real riding
cnrnfors or. q long trip If you
are contemplating long tour
over the country, this is rare
opportunity to buy car that
viii assure you OF real comfort,
power and relief from all me
chanical trouble. 1t can be driv-
en- four hundred miles a day
without a feeling of fatigue. Car
cost originally $500. Only
SL600-a rare bargain for any
one appreciating real value
Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.,
14th at P St. Decatur 3400.
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THE AvoNDALE. 1854 p ST NV.
Excellent downtown location, one square
from Dupont Circle.
rooms and bath .,..,,,...t.........xl3 o,UV
cAVANAuGH Court. iS2s iTth Sir. NV.
Convenient location easy walking distance
to center OF city.
room and bath, .,......t..-.,...... $JV.0o
rooms. kitchen and bath. ......,,.-s o0uu
1 room, Kitchen and bath. ..s.,.....,. Soo0
THE MONTCLAIR.
1891 BELMONT ST NV,
Very desirable and well kept building.
Front apt, of rooms. reception hall, -
o"'' al" THE NETHERLANDS.
1850 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Desirable location high~claSs building
Front corner apt OF 9 rooms and
bath electric rsfrigsrat 1ss u III, s1Oouo
Downtown location, near business section,
s. and rooms Sr and bath r,rr, SAG o. 70 s,so
Z and 4 rooms kitchen and hath, SAT to 500
ens AND 9i0 2oth ST NV. ..-xo
2 rooms bath apd porch. ......,..s T9o
Allan +. Walker & Co. Inc,
ola 18th ct NV Main 1890,
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. OR UNFUR.
WANTED-.-.ROOMs.

60 X RE-One. two or three large. air
rooms. newly paperedj housekeeping conVen
fences; very reasonable Franklin 1881, ~
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- ~
I'll EYE ST W.--Better downtown sec
tton. Rooms With water, parlor, exeellent
table. TTansients accommodated. FRANK"
In 1907.
1858 HARVARD ST Hw,~~Large, cool sec
oLd floor room, semt-bath, automatic water
heater, excellent table. Reasonable
1929 v ST NV. The Lee -Marane~ Nice
furnished double and single rooms, SEM
private bath excellent board garage. "a
1914 PARK RD--Cooi. double and single
rooms Home-cooked meals. References.
202e p ET NV - Room and board; strictly
private West 2025~W 10
1892 z2nd gT NW.--Cool. attractive rooms
overlooking park. continuous hot water,
home comiortsi good meals $40 70 S45.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM on second
floor, front, next TO bath. Adams 1883.
ut. PLEASANT NEAR Rock Greek Park)~--
Cool double room: couple Or two men spleus
did meals gafagf Col 9g01-J
COLONIAL HOTEL. 18th & N SITS, NV
pesiFsDle single sDd double ropms With
BREAKFAST and dinner sos and up per
month
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AFAhImEN -bNE ONNA0AA.SDs~
1899 Ia AVE 49, r. .a srT path 1863 1888
l lsa a sae ~ IT,, 49, sad BAH :SSSSS
H tss Ha' s SnpSsERi ss Jo sst Marshall
1915 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. AN ATTkAGE'
closets. outside rooms. good location. 30
FRIdTDATRE. ELECTRIC CURRENT FREE;
bsth. slsbo. sssso I and SIS viii furnish
BORDEAUX. 692i Georgia ave Resident
WILL SUITCASE VERY DESIRABLE
apartment on Colorado avenue, near end III
i4th street ear Line; hish and cool; Until
os.oeer 81 .o ior $3.50 per MONTH pnoh"
liz so--vERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT, ?
rooms. bath. kitchen, porch; janitor service naa
a a s7r6 sr NV = CONVENIENT 70
Naval Obs, Mt. Alto Hosp. and Western
p. rent for Summer months WALTER
i ROOMS AND BATH; DETACHED HOME;
corner all outside rooms second floor. asia
TO coLoRED! 1877 r ST. Nw,~-vERY DE
sirsbie apartments OF 1 end rooms; MURPHY
Tenants. only. rents very reasonable. Apply
ssas "ssoi q a si1 Co. Of I5ie H. H T. A
sleeping porch aasl aHf f.t iSlofsEt' NV
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND HATH OpPO-
site National Cathedral, ideal locations
$3.50 The Compton, 3026 Wis. ave. az
1907 i2th 81 NV ROOM KITCHEN
bath. s3b, s3G. rooms, bath. kitchen, 500
tios 18th ST. N.W.~~MosT DESIRABLE
arm apt; anil centTai $40 mo JanItor
Oh premises O. owner. l4n3 l. NV. zgr
I70B LAEIER pL. NV. SECOND FLOOR
? rooms. dinette. Kitchen. bath. reception
COMFORTABLE FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. reception hall; all outside rooms. if02
18th 1T Apply ~ drug store.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK~.TWo BEAUTIFUL
apartments amt. one rooms and bath
other rooms ami bath Rent reduced very
low, Amply OWNER Lincoln Tei or l2oi
u e, lgS
1862 BELMONT AW.v~7THREE ROOMS,
bath, screened porch continuous hot water.
gas, eifetrieityt telephone Included Raar
sonable. Col 526
| 1877 SHEPHERD 6T N Va LARGE ROOMS,
! bath and ennoAAd sleeping porch, Rent
reasonable, Call ~ shove address ~.
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

VERY WELL VENTILATED. south exposure
room IN northwest section. wanted BY
man. Address Box 40b-M. Star once, 49,
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; Showrooms for Your
Convenience.
I'LL l4th ST. 311O NJ ST. NV.
and
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
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RENT HOUSEs--FgjRNIsHED

CLEVELAND PARK-STx .NICELY FUR
neighborhood. near bus line. Phone clsye-
PRETTY FIVE-R6OM BUNGALOW. BEAU-
leaving city; as minutes from 9th and frAns
ave: reasonable. Address Box $40 SssfE
once. ~
RENT HOUSES-EUR. 81 UNEtsR. :.
CHEVY CHASE NEAR CIRCLE & CONN.
ave.--Nine rms. stone 8 frame. h,-w.h.. oil
burner. Frigidatre, ami large shady
grounds. with xarage; most beautiful ioca-
ton around Washington. Rhone owner, Fra
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WHY WE ARE SO
PARTICULAR ABOUT OUR
USED CAR SALES.

1t is our reputation that we
are selling when we sell a used
car. It's our good will that is
involved IN a deal. That's why
we make mighty sure of the &C
tual condition of every used car
we offer--and tell the prospec-I
tive buyer all the facts movable
about it.
Here are some we unhesitat-
ingly recommend:
1923 REQ Wolverine Cabriolet
(demonstrator).
1923 REQ Wolverine Sdn. (dem.)
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Coupe.
tothss Reos. sedans, coupe and tour:ns..
ihTossaont and very reasonably pricedi
1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
1926 Oakland Sedan.
1926 Studebakcr Sedan,
1926 Dodge Coupe.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1924 Buick Roadster.
1926 Nash Sedan.
Cadillac Coupe.
1925 Dodge Sedan.
1924 WilIs-St. Claire Coupe.
tAiso various ether makes and models. in
exceptionally good shape; new paint, new
tires ete.s On several
TRUCKS.
1928 Autocar 2-ton Truck, ex-
press body.
1926 Dodge Graham 1Ik-ton,
express body.
1926 Dodge g. Boy l-ton, stake
body.
OPER EvENIHCs~sUHDAY
UNTIL Pm.
THE TREW MOTOR Co,
1s16 J4tf4 Decatur 1910
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

iO22 NEWTON ST NE.---s newly decorated
rooms. gas range screened porch, semi pri-
yate bath Private home Adults. Kea~
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD,
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires nice room and
nFsi- ejaes board with saFeesbe family. Ad+
dress BOX Ta-J. star once
GENTLEMAN desires large room, plenty
closet spaea. near 18Th 4 Col I'd pfiv, fam
ilg. resk, Address Box 5saAM, Stal once,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
ICE-BREAKING SHIP
FITTED FOR ARCTICS
Vessels Designed for Gen. Mobile
Aerial Expedition to North
Polar Regions.

RT tho Associated Press.
SPEZIA. Italy. February 28-Thc
breaking ship City Of Milan. which
will be used as mobile base by Gen.
Umbcrto Mobiles forthcoming aerial
expedition to the North Polar regions.
is being Outfittcd here with all the
latest scientific Instruments. The
work, which includes the installing of
n wireless receiving and transmitting
set. is being done at the naval arsenal.
The ship is expected to sail for Kings
Bay. Sptzbcrgen, about March 80 in
order to reach There by the end OF
April.
The City of Milan was formerly q
cable layer and has robust hull and
particularly we'll reinforced prov,
Nevertheless. both OF these are being
strengthened considerably.
The vessel is equipped with inStrIl-
mpntS TO pursue numerous researches
Of a gcodctic and geophVSic character
during her stay in Northern waters.
It is intended to make photographic
study of Kings Bay ANA anchofagcs
adjacent to it.
The ship will carry crew Of $50
and q small detachment OF Alpine
troops. all Of whom arc being picked
from thousands Of persons eager for
the honor and peril Of the voyage.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Here's the way 10
find out if Yorktown
Is your cigarette:
Take a deep draw,
and if it's flavor
touches some hidden
Enoke chord that you
didn't know existed,
you've found salts
faction.
Yorktown has a
favor that grows
on you. Not too
strong, not TOO mid.
But Zlppy and inter
eating all the time.
Try Il pack and a4e.
a4
wcnty for lc-
I@sHx. k1asm4s4s. YSEnaA
Evening star., 1928-02-28
BOMBING THREATS
AROUSE CHICAGO
Gang Serves Notice on House
Where States Attorneys Broth
er.in.Law Resides.

b fhe Associated Press
CHICAGO. February 28.-Nev bomb
threats were revealed TODAY S;mul.anr-
ous,y with the offering for sale BY sew
era! Chicago companies Of insurance
against loss from bomb outrages
-Four Of the six families living in the
same apartment building occupied by
LawTerce Cuneo brother-in-law and
secretary of States Attorney Grove
showed police the following neatly type
written warnings:
We are going 10 get Larry Cuneo IL
"e have 10 blow the whole building IN
spllnters. You had better take va
cation FOR three or four weeks. Don't
TAX arout this note or the bombing IN
trends or the police We have yo,jr
wires tapped. and If you 90. youn get
another bomb GANCTAND 8
The apartment building recently was
cara2ec b. a bomb thrown into the
railway and intended, police believe
10Y Cuneo. II was one Of a series Of
oon?oings aimed at city officials or per-
sons connected politically with the ad-
ni1istration Of Mayor Thompson and
the Inompson-Crowe Republican or
ganization
Police were tod that one Of the
tenants who received a warning dis~e-
caroed the Injunction against talking
about Il and discussed II over the tele-
phone Ttth a neighbor She had hard
y hung up, she said. when her phone
rang and mans voice told her 10 'cu.
Il out"
The bombing of the building. fol-
lowed bT the threats. alarmed most Of
The tenants and resulted in a decision
oY CLneo 10 move, according TO in
formation received by the police. The
vans were Still carting the Cunco ef-
4ects away yesterday when a sign vas
erected or the premises stating that
"the apartment formerly occupied by
Lawrence A. Cuneo" vas for rent.
o
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ADJUSTMENTS
BELASCO.

That Gilbert and Sullivan operas still
possess a powerful appeal is attcsted
by frequent revivals of these gems Of
musical entertainmer. which delighted
our parents generauon ago. They are
la2t:Eg examples of Lnestric art and
deserve prominent place III the
amusement world Of today, Perhaps
no more sincere and pretentiouS effort
has been made to convey anew their
charms than thst undertaken By the
winthrop Ames' Gilbert and Suli-
van Opera Co which sang THE
Mikado' last evening at the B"iasco
Thcatcr. Surely many old-timcrS were
lurcd 10 the theatCr 10 enjoy once more
the tuncful music and sparkling humor
which must have haunted them from
DAYS gone by. but there were also pres
cnt III the audience many of the
younger generation 10 whom the eve
nine'S entertainment was undoubtedly
a surprising revelation
Mr.. AmeS has aratityingly refraned
from any attempt to moderni2e the nro-
duction Of The Nlikado" by the intfo-
duCtlon OF cNtranCouS matter. His aim
has been TO present it in its original
form. With especial attention devoted
to the literary work Of Gilbert. the
llhrcttiSt. which is a maStcrful cXamnc
Of satirical writing.
There was display OF genuine cniov-
ment among the audience in Complf-
mcnt 10 the spirit Of enthusiasm which
marked tho work OF those on the stage
Mr.. AnCs has assembled and trained a
hlehiy capable company. Furthermore
ne mas succeeded III injecting into their
performance an animation which nieht
Ne associated with l,n
new musical show when every effort is
made to register an instantaneous hit
WIN such spirit. enhancing admirable
vocal and acting talents OF princIDal<
and chorus. their presentation of THE
MlSado was delightfully."- fresh. And
surely time has not dimmed the charm
OF It's music or the subuety OF its
humor.
or fine gathering OF singers
William Williams, as Nankipoo
minstrel son Of tho Mikado. and Lois
Bennett, as the fair Yum-Ylm wnrn
omincmly qualified for their roles
Both arc possessed Of pleasing voices
and have the added appeal of youthful
charm. They displayed much feeling,
and made Of themselves a charming
romantic couple
AS The Mkado" Is never fully well
uuiIt uNIcSS me parts OF kO-kO, Lord
High EXccutioner. and Of Pooh Bah,
Lord High Everything Else" arc wcll
handled. interest always centers in the
Interpretation Of these roles. They arc
the operas funsters. and. wei! done
provide comedy entertainment OF great
merriment. Fred Wright, as Ko-Ko
and William c. Gordon. as Pooh Bah
were fully adequate. They are both
possessed Of the requisite stature and
have the twists of voice so intriguing
in the singing and recitation OF their
sparkling lines.
John Barclay was unusually amusing
as the Mikado. while J. Hunbrd Dufey
handled well the role Of Plsh-Tush.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

| succeeded Lincoln c. Andrews last
Summer.
IOWman's nomination was submitted
to the Senate on December 8 and IL
was held up in the finance committee
at the request of Senator Curtis OF
Kansas. Republican leader. pending
conference in which LoWman denied
reports that he was permitting brew
cries to operate illegally in his district
in New York
Later the nomination was held up
again at the request OF Senator Willis
of Ohio
Evening star., 1928-02-28
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
MARKS ANNIVERSARY
Congress Installed on Nations Saith
Birthday-Presiden Accepts
Term Extension.

SANTO DOMINGO. Dominican Re-
public, February 2S-Thc cighty-fourth
anniversary Of the Independence of the
Dominican Republic was celebrated to-
day with much enthusiasm.
Congress was installed and President
Horacio VaSquc2 presented his yearly
message III the presence Of the cabinet,
members of the diplomatic corps and n
crowded gallery.
In order to abide by the desires cX-
pressed by the citizens of the entire re-
public" President NaSque2 said that he
would accept proloneation of term for
two years more. which will bring his
term of office to close August Is, 1890.
tlhc tenure OF President VaSqueZ for
four years would have expired next
Summer. but the revised constitution of
1924 was proclaimed last June. extend
ing the term Of Office of the President,
Vice President and members of Con-
GrcSS 10 six years and providing that
the President should not seek rc-clCc-
tion for a second successive tcrm)
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Seeks $500 DAMAGES.

Matilda Samakow. Phillips Terrace
Apartments. has filed suit to recover
$4,000 damages from the Capital Trac-
ton Co. for alleged personal injuries,
She charges that she was pushed vio-
ltntly To the ground when attempting
to alight from a car of the company
at seventh and T. streets January 28
By other passengers Fastening 10 leave
The vehicle. r. Morris Wampler and
NJ, NJ. Grudd appear as counsel for
the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
100000 Painting Found.

MuENSTFR. Germany. February %
l4h-t Estimated to be worth at least
$500 600. well preserved Raphael
painting on wood Madonna mcarua-
tuS" has been discovered in a private
collection by Prof Johann plcngc Of
MucuStcr University. The work IS at
tributcd to the italian masters Florcn-
tine period tl507-l508l The painting
is II by IL inches in size.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
LOWMAN CONFIRMED
AS PROHIBITION HEAD

The Senate approved the nomination
OF Seymour Lowman, Elmira, N. Y, yes
tcrday afternoon as Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, in charge Of prohbi-
ton and customs. He is now serv1no
under n recess appointment. having
Evening star., 1928-02-28
POLICE WITHOUT
POLITICS URGED
Committee Headed by Low
Gen BIameS Crime on In
efficiency of Courts.
F. ire Associated Tress.

F. Ire Associated Press
NEW YORK. February cs.-mcfi-
cheney Of the rolice and the courts is
blamed for this collntry's notorious
Crime record" in report from sub
committee 20 the National Crime Com
mission. which recommends as one So
hutton that police departments be taken
out Of politics
The report summarizes a survey made
by TIE committee Of which Frank O.
Lovden. former Governor Of Illinois. is
chairman II was written by Or. Louis
n Robinson q. SwarthmorC. Pa, crim-
iro}ociSt. an6 executive secretary Of the
committee.
Called safe Business
CNaractcrl1fng crime as appearing To
b. THE safest business III which one
could enSace" the report says that in
Buffalo. \. Y. but : rcr cent Of arrests
are MADE IN proportion 10 robhcrics. the
lowest record Of the nine cities from
which statistics were obtained.
Robbery il Buffalo must be par
t;cularly lucrative calling, d., Robin
son said The number who are finally
convicted IS necessarily So small that
the luckleSs individual who is OCCASION
ally caught and convicted must attrib-
Ute his misfortune 10 an act Of God. as
he would IL case Of disastrous storm
sl9ipRrock or earthquake"
Cleveland Dope List.
In cases % manSlauchter and murder
Only one Of the nine cities showed
better record Of arrests than England
where the percentage is So. Cleveland
has a score Of 83 per cent. the report
SAYS. but contrasted n that are ST
Louis. where the percentage is only l6;
Kansas City, 36 per cent. and Baltimore,
66 per cent.
Take il out Of politics" says the re-
port in suggesting a remedy for the
problem Of properly policing the cities.
declaring that the character and tone
Of our police forces but mirror the
character and tone Of city administra-
ton in general"
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Vera Ross revealed a rich contralto
voice in the dramatically humorous role
Int KatiSha. S. SuisSabcll Sterling and
Bcttma Hall were delightful as tho
companions of YUM Yum.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Many more women Use the airplans
service between England and the Con.
tlrert than men