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Diamond weighing one and
. 100 carats. gem nf
great beauty and amaz-
ingly under its value. .S3oS
Diamond weighing two and
45-l00 carats; a diamond
of surprising brilliancy
and beauty. Specially
priced ................,S S7ss
Solid mahogany grand
father clock. hour and
half hour strike; a big
value .,..,....,.t,., ~
Diamond solitaire in solid
platinum mounting; dia-
mond weighs one-half a
carat ..,..,....... Sloo
Solid platinum flexible
bracelet with IS fine.
large. pure ~hite dia'
monds set in row 80, ,$lSS
A. KAHN Inc.
o5s F Street.
.3h Years at the Same Address
BOATs,
eta
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RI1sINEss INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. BEGIE
$3.50 Z. Sf .sna Twp exam. ssiarT sf.44a =.
1880 SPECIAL AGENT. salary ~ 400. The
Civil Service Preparatory School, Sc. cor.
i2th r nv. Fl. 10Sn.
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HELP--FENiALE.


-a
| ASSISTANT HOUSEkEEP-
ers-Two experienced women
in suburban school for girls {:
reference. Box $50, Forest
Glen Md
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HELP--NIALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS,
WANTED--SALESMEN,

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Experience unneces-
Sary; start early: SO hourly possible, spare
time. 81 samples free. Write or call an
time Wtndermere Press Established 1907.
l4os Eye st. nv. Room 2l0. .'
HAVE JUST BROUGHT cut two new hand
soaps and must have new salesmen;, NO ex-
perience needed These soaps sell them
selves Must have automobile or motor
cycle with side csr You work near home
The Connecticut Can Co. Hartford. Conn
sALEMEN. experienced. for fastest sellins
line Of drugs and toilet articles direct &c
consumer: GOOD commission paid daily.
Isnfei Prooucts Co. 1919 ST. NV. g
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PERSONAL.
tCnutiut,edl
Bring Your SIX STOCKINGS to the

PHYsIOTHERAPIST, GRADUATE NURSE,
masseuse uuietude. soothing for chronic.
acute ills; surgical cleanliness white clien-
tele. Hrs. o-e Franklin 1882 q
Bring Your Silk STOCKINGS to the
HOSIERY HOSPITAL.
Runs and pull threads quickly and neatly
repaired at small cost. 308 Ouray Bids. ao5
G. st. NV j"
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BuSINEss oPPORTuNIT,Cs

sTorEREErrRS- If you need money see
oa fsp'f bs naions Asnsrs Bank FGsnee Rds Co Suite
MILLINERY SHOP for sale Established
business located in heart ot business sec
ton ton =, Good reasons for selling Address
WANTED RETAIL sToRE-Give full par
Ms,cllsrs M Cash nroposition Address Box
MIRROR BUSINESS. established II years
Address BOX s47-R, Star once. .
GASOLINE, accessories, gei best NV. To-
cation; excellent business; drive-in station
ss.soo e is,sen ADDRESS sgs Rox aaa.R star once.
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND, located lobby
large once bldE.; well equipped end stocksdu
sood husinsss 10y a. rent, d,, price H'sso 40
TEA ROOM. located adjacent once and apt.
hidgs lunch and dinner only closed sun
dayss prnfitable business price, $1,000 Ad-
Aress BOX 4AA-R, Star 4fFice.
CHATrEL DEED TRUST NOTE for sale; note
$4,000. payable $500 month, with 81 interest
will take S4.275 For particulars ADDRESS
Box 4Os-R, Star ONCE. g
DELfcATEaSEN sodas lunch. school sup
er's other business and serious Illness In
family. Room 1905. 9i7 18th ST. NV. q
WILL EXCHANGE my half interest in. whole.
sale cash business for real estate OF az about :,
the same value $4,000, Address Box Sss.R'
Star Once -.
DELICATEssEN and lunch; busy corner.
party leaving city North lOi06. =.
RoOMfNo or BOARDING HOUSE. heauti-
fully furnished, modern pay,na inseS,nsu,s
saeriflce TO anick buyer, cash or payments
Address R0x APR. Star once.
DELICATESSEN FOR SALE Busy NV. cor
ner good lnca ation, good busineSsl reason ioE
selling Call Franklin 1888
WHOLESALE BAKERY well located last
years receipts, $4,000 delivery trucks On
street modern shop equipment rent; i aaui
swear lease asking $4,000. Marshall busl-
ress Brokera 92a n. Y ave. ..-~
rrIICATEssEN and lunch; can be expanded
ia mot,derfuI businsss, priced low for auck
sale. Owner 1854 MI, Pleasant O. -
TRANSIENT BUSINESS; unusual oppertu,
nifty. cash proposition: $4,000 propefty, hho
CONTINENT. growing business IN hest lpea
ton, yieldine net profit Of asre yearly; own-
er retiring no agents, Address Bon ssnn.N
Star Once, .,.-- -----,,,~r,-~-tss.---
| DrLicATBssEN and iigh, lunch; b,isy sex; e1G;
naf must sell on account OF Illness aiui
str ST. NV Franklin 9733 -
ped reinforced concrete nreproof BLDG,
| s3n0n0 AdGress Rns 3sa~R. star once,
| DELIcATEssEN and Rrocery store. excellent
| neationg must sell viii consider any reason
| able offer Decatur 2sa7 sh o.
| SEVERAL large users ot bi'
luminous coal wanted To coop
crate in The purchase Of coal II
large quantities. lnVest'@at'ol
invited, Address Box 4@o-K
Star Office.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS.

EASY TO SELL, WORTH SELLING.
Take orders now from your friends. rela-
tives banks. business. professional, church
and society people with Americas premier
line 20 EXQUISITE designs; Beautiful en-
veiopes. lowest prices; bis commission daily
monthly horus $40 sample book free. None
Thomas A Doyle Mgr.. sos Evans Bids
washincton. . c -
SPECIALITY Statesmen
who realize the possibilities in connecting
with an organization with proven product
almost without competition. building ma
tirnel seles force: large earnings from nTst
day Wood, 4l7 Bond Bids.
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1929
HUDSON-FSSEX.

HUDSON ga SEDAN. 4-door: 13T-in. wheel
base: used very little. upholstery spotless,
reduction
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EMPLOYMENT AGENtlEs.

WOMEN. CoLoRED. :. EXCELLENT COOK
airo nurssmaid; come weli recommended.
City references Colleee Triil Private Agency,
Phone us any tune, Col 1856
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv-
ice Mrs q Muller. vocational eoun-
srior 1883 r 81 nv Main s67l
cTENs DCRAPHERS. s70-s2S wk No charge
unless placed Washinxton employment Ex-
chanse, 2i4 National Press Bids l4th
STEf O3. typist, bookkeeper. clerical help.
etc Free reEls.ry Main 1888 1888 @ 81 nv
Bovd Employment Service.
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SECOND COOK.

All-round cook to assist in
preparation of meals for our tea
room. Experienced colored
woman. Apply mems time desk,
basement. llth and & sts. side,
after ) pm
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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NURSE WILL BOARD INFANT OR YOUNG
csil silver spring 4s3-M
REMODEL your HOUSE INTO BEAUTf.
fui stnceo nome at small cost Makes house
isstons Prod Corp iSOs Eye st NV Main
aAi
BE 4 FIRST. GLASS HAIRpREssER rRi-
Vste lessons and moderate price Ask Tor
NJ LUCAS Of New York and Paris. ilo
EVERY CARE GIVEN coNvALEscENTs
home. lss3 Kaiorama RI Phone Adams
WAHTED-~A private home for eisht-monthe,
old baby wiil pay s2h a month North 1927
GIRL 70 LEARN BEAUTY sAtON PRO
fession, iil0 Conn ave End moor fopposlte
the MAynowerl g.
gsuSe, expert operator 10 TO 0 daily. Sun
day. 1929 i4th ST. ~, Apt 2 N 3156.J :
PIANO .tNsTRucTIoh EXPERIENCED
teacher Peabody certificate; home lessons II
desired at studio rate Main 83i2
4509-J
MAssEusE EXCELLENT TRAINED AS;
ssan,' sxann st. pH5f hp II Wbse eGssa csnts ha'''
PASSENGER WANTED. FOR CALIFORNIA
Leaving August Gall Or phone siA Conn
ave, Ff, 1905 WItlya@KniRhls ~
MASSAGE. PHYgfOTHERAPY CHIR0PHAC'
Tie. sAnA j HDtiM84R1M, aAB East Cant
t0I 81. Phone Lincoln 1897 auais
CIVIL ENGINEER AND EXPERT DRAFTS;
man desires pAftrtime work architectural
drafting included Address Box 353-R, atat
bfi1ef, u
JOHNSON REST HOME FoR rEvALtDs
aged and convalescents~r Diet. NIGHT and
das eHfe i775 Lsnter pl Col 5377
WE PAY 50 TO so POR Used SUITS AMI
0VeFcaats Prices paid t1F worn aIolhing
ladies' snd gentiemens always highest Wash
Clothing IA 63a u ~ nv Main 1918
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN ~ A
nsssenss for all chronic eaDditiDna Potp'
niac s34b
SLIP COVERS, ovKRGTuFFED SEP ousH
ions, anap fastenefst incl material tla 10
n L, IshsfWood, 1918 2ath Sc LIN. $3.50
DH LEHMAN. Hate spECfALfaT, a27 !tt
a. Plates repaired while you Haitl 81 r.
tslidh treated 81 residenes, seas.
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UNUSUAL.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
a4-carat hltLe- white mans solitaire dis 4
mond ring. extraordinarily fine quality, cut
and hrilitancy. Cost originally $3.50. Must
be sold ~ once,
$50.
$3.50, beautiful. perfect solitaire diamond
eneagement ring. Finest quality and ficry
gem Solid platinum lady's mounting, stud
ded with 20, diamonds, An unusual bar
gain,
500.
6~catat, fine. large, solitaire diamond ring
Extra hne cut and brilliant gem, Cost
originally 81 800. Party must sacrifice
81 600
$3.50 platinum diamond necklace very ine
and brilliant gem. A real bargain
$500.
ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS
KAHN OPTICAL. co,
6i7 9th 81. NV.
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ESSEX "a SEDAN, latest model fully
equipped; lust ike brand-new. pickup
at $3.50
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sITnATIoN--noMESTlf


COOK, colored, experienced and willing
vorksr. desires general houseworS or part
t:rne: hest city rnfernncs, North 4753-W
COOK. coiored. nrst-ciass; win do Hsnersi
homework OF part time reference North
DAYS WORK or part time wanted by col
nred girl; reference, Apply isiS fth st. or
phcrs Potomac tla -..-----...
ys n1 .ss WORE Sasss snsrs s sSsd e. nv Can
ENGLISH WOMAN. white, win care for
serni-ir1vsiid Or elderly lady and do lisht
honsswork: TO cooking; Or chsmnerm "a
-sitress Phone Hgsttsvile T3-W.
GEYERAL HoUsEwORX. by neat brown
Southern sirl: can saT. North 67iT. 1871
sth 81. NV.
Girl, colored. wants lob as maid IN doctors
or dentists Office or hotel. Call Col sI0'.
write i7n2 Summit pl, NV. care tHhitnr.
CI7Ta young. would IKE hsht housework
Good home preferred TO hish wages, Call
9sns sth 81, nv
GIRL wants lob as cook or general house
worfrr. 1855 9Th 50: nv.
GIRL wants part-timc work. mornings end
evenings. Phone Potomac 1876. 20
GIRL wants work 10 stay with children Of
day's work: references Call North 5so4
GIRL, neat colored. wants psrt-time work,
ez2 p st. NV. Potomac sasi.
GIRL. neat colo1nd. wants days work ~
maritime work in small family. North
io3S7
GIRL. neat. experienced coiored desires
genNfH houSHWoFk; stay nights, Col bbt3.
GIRL. neat colored. wishes light housework
MORNINGS preferred 90s French ~ NV.
North 4s55-W
GIRL, coIornd, wishes eeneTal housswork.
pialn cooking. Atlantic 1888
G1PI-Coiored. wishes ios IS seneral house
work. city or country. s0S p 81. s.w J.
LADY. colored. wishes bundle wash TO take
home. i773ia Oregon ave. NV.
EURSEhfATD. German, wants position car
ing for I or CHILDREN; viii stay nishts.
Address Box 3S3-R. Star once. l.
WOMAN colored. desires general ilousework,
part time. Call 442 Rigss 81. NV. :
WOMAN, eolored. to cook. do general house
work no laundry; city ref. i4io corcoran
81. B.T.
WOMAN, eolored. wants place rs cook good
references. 1920 New Jersey ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored. desires position general
honsewoTk or DAYS work. 9ie 9th 81, Sc.
WOMAN. colored, desires position as cook
Or general hopsework references; 20 home
at night. 1923 9Th NV.
BEAUTY PARLORs
CHEZ NATALIE Best permanent wave. IS.
Try one. Mo extras 1917 r 81, NV Frank
I'm 1921
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made TO the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
fSnI,t,,.,. call Aans,, Ennn nronnh IfE
Evening star., 1928-08-01

OLDSMORTLE DE LUKE COACH, 1877
$3.50 Also one at $3.50. Both Of the cars
are tate models and carry a 90-day guar
sntee Phone North SAT for demonstration
or ace At il36 10th st NV
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PEERLESS ROADSTER: rumble seat; driven
$4,000 miles sacrifice for cash; excellent rea
son for selling; consider small car in trade,
Owner. 3ni2 18th ST. NV. q
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PONTIAC CAHRIOLET, 1927, paint. tires,
upholstery good; mechanically q, K; fully
equipped, including rumble seat! this type
OF car Is very scarce on the uSed-car mar
ket priced very low terms easy l.. r
SteuRrt. Inc 1928 fAth st NV
Evening star., 1928-08-01

PONTIAC DE LUKE COUPE l9a7-Ncw
Dueo finish Mechanically perfect VIII
guarantee, $500, terms Phone North S47
Evening star., 1928-08-01

OAKLAND COACH. 1895 family car in
Al shape; ali equipment: an opportunity to
get real car At cheap price. L. r.
Sfeme n. Inc. i32S 18th 81 II
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CONTINUED.

OAKLAND LANDAU-sEDAN. 1925: com
oletely overhRuled good paint and rubber
spare tire. bumpers. etc; priced right for
Evening star., 1928-08-01

ESSEX ~ sUPER-sIx COACH. hne shane.
motor tip-tOp Only $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
OFFICERS PAY BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Navy and Marine Corps Add
ed to Army for Retirement
of Injured Men.

BY the Associated Press.
The Tyson bill making eligible for
retirement emergency officers Of the
Army. Navy and Marine Corps who in
CURED physical disability in line Of
duty during the World War was passed
by the Senate yesterday afternoon and
sen: to the House.
Navy and Marine officers were pro-
vided for III an amendment offered by
Senator Hale. Republican, Maine. chair
man of the naval affairs committee, and
agreed 10. The bill originally provided
only for retirement of Army emergency
officers. 1t now provides that all Off
GERS other than those of the regular
service. mourning injury shall be placed
upon a separate retired list With the
rank held when discharged from their
commissioned service.
An expenditure of S4.9S9.i35 annually,
or S2.lS5.iS7 more than at present, ~
called for. The bill would affect 1928
emergency officers.
Such officers. however. must be rated
within one year by the Veterans Bureau
as Of not less than 80 per cent pernna-
nen: disability. The one-year proviso
IS reduction from two years allowed
il the original bill. accepted by the
Senate as amended by the author Of the
measure, Senator Tyson, Democrat,
Tennessee.
The Senate twice before has passed a
similar measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
IRON BAR HITS OFFICER.
Police Sergt. NJ. E. Furr Incapaci-
tated by Missile.

A group Of boys and girls from to
years old incapacitated Sergt. NJ. Il.
Furr Of the seventh precinct as he was
on his way to report for duty yesterday
morning.
Kan iron bar three inches long and
half al inch thick. he reported. was
thrown from the group as he ran past
along the $500 block of Ordway street
on his way to catch a street car.
The bar struck him on the left leg
below the knee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
Requirements Waived.

The President has authorized the
waving of civil service requirements to
permit the appointment in the CLASH
fed civil service of Mrs. Mary E. DON
nelly. widow Of Mai. Walter f. DON
nelly. veteran of the World War. and
of Mrs. Marian II. Boothe. widow of
Lieut. Eaton A. Boothe u. S. N, who
lost his life in an airplane accident
near Palmdale. Calf, in September
last. Mrs. Boothe was formerly en-
ployed as n stenographer in the In
terror Department and resigned in 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
THREE BOYS ARRESTED
IN VACANT RESIDENCE
Burglar Alarm Sounds. Calling
Police. Who Find Trio in
Basement of House.

Answering a burglar alarm at 1ll9
Twelfth street shortly before 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, police from the
second precinct and headquarters found
three boys in the basement Of the house.
AT the second precinct station house
they gave their names as Floyd Wesley
La More, IA years old. of 1929 Twelfth
street: Lewis Hudon. Is years old. of
1908 NJ street, and Edward William
Crosstield. - years old, of 1899 Twelfth
street. They were charged with house
breaking.
The police arrived shortly after the
alarm was sprung, According to Lieu
tenant of Detectives Edward j. Kelly
the alarm at the Twelfth street adj
dress has. been sounded four times with
i'll the past month, but this is the first
time any one has been arrested. The
house belongs To Charles w. Dali, who
at present is in Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
F0'CASTLE CLUB TO DINE,
All "Landlubbers" Barred From
Annual Spring BANQUET.

The Fo'CaStle Club of Georgetown
University School Of Foreign Service
viii bar all ''landlubberS" from Its an
nual Spring banquet tonigh: ct the
New Madrillon
Senator Shipstead of Minnesota and
Andrew Furuseth. president of the IN
ternational Seamen's Union, each of
whom boasts sturdy pair OF sea
legs" will be the guests of honor and
principal speakers. Students who cam
not furnish proof of 10000 travelled
nautical miles and an honorable dis
charge from the crew of a merchant
vessel are ineligible to membership in
the Fo'Castle Club. Senator Shipstcad
is an honorary member of the club. AS
youth. he said. he ''roamed the seven
seas" before deciding he was not cut
out for a seaman's career.
Frank Bennett is chairman Of the
banquet committee and is assisted by
w Watts. Harding. P Neff and r.
Weaver. all veteran 'seaInen.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
$35 $40 $445
EVERY SUIT is A 2-TROUSER SUIT

Vie man who steps out at Easer-or any bright Spring
day-in of these Saks Suits and TOpcoas will sport
distinction and downright clothing quality than
these prices have been able to procure in years.
ND we've taken of the selections AT these prices
we have brought the patterns the styleouches of
the expensive grades. We have provided for every
mans and young mans taste land sze) F. Yes. great
things on foot at Saks!
Saks-T Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
ANT|-WAR SIGNING
TO Be MARKED HERE
Bishop Freeman Announces
Peace Service at Cathe-
draI for Sunday.

CharacterlzinS the multilatersl treaty
for the remuneration Of war, to be signed
at Paris on August y, as probably the
most important step taken up to the
nresent looking 10 world order and
pesce. Right Rev. James E. Freeman.
Rishop Of Washington. today designated
next SUNDAY as the date Of thanks
giving service Ia be held at the foot OF
The Peace Cross at 4 pm. at Washing
ton Cathedral 10 signalize the event.
Not in human history have sovereign
nations entered into such an agree
ment as this" Bishop Freeman de-
clared. and however imperfect In the
ewes Of critical statesmen these treaties
NAV be, they certainly witness To new
desire on the part Of the nations To
settle their disputes by peaceful means
rather than by the arhltrament OF arms
7 earnestly hope that this service al
the Peace Cross may he recognized gen
orally BY the people Of Washington.
To Broadcast Event
rrv. W. p. PIERCE. president Of Ken
vn1 College. Gambler Ohio, viii be the
suecjal preacher at the open-air s9rV-
ice. which will be in charge nj and con-
Quoted by Rev Or. G. Freeland Peter
residenttarv canon Of Washington Cathe-
drsl assisted by Canon Raymond L.
Wolven. A special order Of service has
been prepared by authority Of Bishop
Freeman.
The service will be broadcast as
,,s,lal over Station WPC There will he
no special music because the cathedral
choir is on it's vacation. but hymns In
tune with the occasion will be sung by
the congregation with the assistance oi
a brass quartet. II Is expected That
congregation numbering several thou-
sands will gather for the service. and
ample accommodation exists for all
who care to attend. A cordial invita-
ton has been extended by the cathedra!
authorities not only to Westinghouse
but 10 visitors in the city to attend this
thanksgiving service.
Kellogg Approves Rite.
Secretary kellogg. through Assistant
Secretary OF State William f. Castle
ir., sent a message expressing his ap-
prevail and appreciation OF the thanks
giving service. Bishop Freeman an
nounced. before the Secretary sailed for
Europe to aff1x his signature to THE
general pact for the remuneration OF
war"
The Thanksgiving service at the foot
of the Peace Gross, 1t was announced,
is in consonance with the practice
adopted by the archbishops of the Eng
glish Church III recognizing In all the
cathedral churches OF Great Britain
this momentous and significant event
Cathedral officials recalled that next
Sundays service will be the third great
Thanksgiving service for peace held
there. The first was conducted ar the
time of the raising Of the Peace Cross
on October IS. 1898. to commemorate
the ending of the war between the
United States and Spain. and the sec
ond took place on September %. 1919
in thanksgiving for the close of the
World War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
THIEVES CARRY SAFE
OUT OF SHOE STORE
Enter Through Coal Chute and
Garry Away Vault Containing
S400 and Records.

Gaining entrance by sliding through
q circular coal chute. burglars last night
broke into the Nisley Shoe Store, 1899
r street. and carried of 400-pound
safe containing between S400 and $500
and all of the store records.
The robbery was discovered this MORN
ing ny G. A. Campbell, manager. The
safe he'd been removed by tearing out
panel that was in front Of 1t and had
then apparently been carried through
the rear of the store
Campbell said that they arranged the
stock when they closed the store Satur-
6ay afternoon. afterward locking both
rear doors and hanging the key beside
tire inner one The burglars had slip
ped down the coal chute and then
opened the inner door with pass key.
No attempt was made 20 steal shoes,
but about 100 pairs of silk hosiery we're
taken. The top Of t3e coal chute had
heen locked bT a chain On the inside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

What I wish to make entirely plain
Is that no candidate of my party for
President can commit me or countless
o-hsrs Ike me to any such doctrines
or any such policies" In this connec-
ton. DR. Butler quotes Patrick Henry
''1f this be treason. make the most of 1t. ="
In regard to Mr. Hoovsr's acceptance
OF the finevorn but wholly false argu-
nsnt that what he describes as 'ade-
custe preparation for defense is fac
tor in cooperation in the maintenance
~ peace" Or. Butler writes: THE con-
trarv IS nov the well demonstrated
fact"
Dr.. Butler describes the eighteenth
amendment as an alien and unnatural
lied invader of the Constitution" say
ing it must be deported If the Consti-
tuition Is to be preserved.
ANY one who is opposed TO the re-
peal of the eighteenth amendment and
who IS also opposed 70 that process OF
statutory oosoiesence that Is now called
notification" Dr. Butler adds. must
then be In favor Of their only alter
native. which h continuance of the
present reign Of Iawlessness. debauchery
and Covernn4ent-made crime"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
MELLON BEL|TTLES
BUFFERS CHARGES
Educators Attack on Hoover
win Not Affect Election.
He Says.

BY The Associated TreSs.
NEW YORK, August 17.--Secretary
O. the Treasury Andrew Mellon. return
il1E on the Ievtathsn from 2 European
vacation today. said he did not think
that Or Mich lbs Murray Buffers
variance with Herbert Hoover on the
prohibition and peace issues would
make any appreciate difference in the
outcome Of the election"
Secretary Mellon read Dr. Sutief $
letter when morning newspapers were
brought aboard the liner At quarantine,
He declined to amplify his brief state
y1ent or 10 talk on other political mat
terS.
The Secretary left the Leviathan at
quarantine. on a Coast Guard cutter
which took him 70 Manhattan. He
went Immediately to the PENNSYLVANIA
station. 10 catch a train for Washing
ton, accompanied by his special assist
snt. David E. Finley. and by Represent
alive stephen G. Porter Of Pennsyl-
~sria. He spent most of his FIVE weeks
soiourn RI Dinsrd. on the Brittany
coas.. Durins two DAYS in Paris The
Treasury Secretary said he had seen no
French officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
pilsudski Seeks Medical Aid.

WARSAW, Poland, August 20 co
Marshall Pilsudsk who has long been
reported Ill. left yesterday for Tar
goviste. Rumania, to undergo treat
ment All the members Of the cabinet
in Warsaw were at the station to bid
him farewell. It is possible that the
marshal will pay an official visit to
Bucharest before returning to Warsaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
Chinese Missionary Killed.

LONDON. August 20 Pl.-A dis
patch to the Daily Mail from Hankow,
China says 1t is feared that MGR.
Froewis. project apostolic Of the Cath
olic Mission at Sin Yang Chow, in
southeast Honan province. died after
torture by brigands who captured him
a fortnight ago Mgr Froewts, an
Austrian. was "a years old