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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24
Radio and Equipment

RADIO-Atwater Kent, one-dial, 6-tube;
selling cheap; better hurry. 1929 Lud-
low. after s p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24
Musical instruments
Radio and Equipment

PLAYER PIANO-Bench. 100. rolls;
condition; $500. 5l2 N. Bevllle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24
Houses and Flats Furnished

HARDING. N, 26ls-Elegantly furnished
4-room cottage, cleo, gas. toilet, hard.
soft water inside, improved street, ga;
$40 wk.; avail. now; act quick. Ia. 6340.
RILEY, N, 10l--Attrac 3-rm. furn. apt;
adults. garage. Ir. 1886.
SHELBY, 14l2-Modern room; priv
family. lady emp, reas., home priv.
Dr.. 5930-R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24

RADIOs-Early. Apex. at cost. lnciud.irg
cabinets. with or withous aGces so 81
''terms TO suit" PATTERSON ShALt
CO. No. 8 E. Wash. 3rd floor WOODWORK
Bldg. Elevator service. -
FOR SALE-24 Erla amplihers using on.
2lO tube. one 1879 tube. and two 28i tqDes
Fine for Radios $40 each. can t gur'
SSnasNSlIn1E F5 t dGTFRgRfNG COMPANY.
RADT0-CROSLFY: COMPLETELY IN
STALLED: SIS DOWN. BALANCE / YEAR
FADA RADIO COMPLETELY u, IN
STALLED; SIS DOWN. CHICAGO JEWEL 1N.
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Situations Wanted Mole

general real estate repair work: 10 years
experience. Painting and paper hanging.
GIT Ketcham.
STEADY WORK-Married man, 81 years,
eductd. ref. No canvassg. 81 S. Dearborn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24
Situations Wanted Female

AL LAUNDERING - OF CURTAINS,
DRAPES, DOILIES, ETC. MRS. POWELL.
RI, 5251.
EXPERIENCED NURsE-FOR ANY TYPE
CASE. HE. 1859.
LAUNDRY WORK-To bring home. Call
for; delivered; neatly done. He. 5159.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24
Musical Instruments
Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month

Id4IUo 4UI IG6IIO
81 Per Month
KIMBALL PIANO STORE
ri. 2155. $50 NJ Delaware
WANT-Some Responsible party to 11nish
payments on Beautiful Grand. Will take
good upright and make low terms.
Wtlking music Company. 120 E. Ohio St
GRAND PIANO-CoSt $3.50; used months;
Will sell cheap on payments of $40 down,
$3.50 per week. See Mr.. Morgan, $50 N.
Delaware.
rs USED PIANOS-And players; $35 to
Sis; 81 to Sl.50 week. See Mr. Stevens
Christina Teague Music Co.. 237 NJ Penn
rolls; can be had by finishing payments.
Ii. 6464.
TINES WANT ADS BRING BUsINFs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24
Rooms for Rent
Wanted to Rent
Room, for Rent With Board

wants single. modern ROOM
close to bath; walking distance: will
pay $500 Box 100 care of Times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-24

RADIO-Repairs. service night and day;
liberia! allowances on the new electric
Majestic ard Steinite radio. CAN Oh. 1920.
.jALL PUBLIC RADIO SERVICE-For
trouble; aerials. $3.50: service calls, 81 IS;
all work guar. 1907 Central Ave. He 5855.
ATWATER KENT-Beautiful cabinet, 6
tubes. has battery eliminator cost S235
last Xmas. $50 If sold today. Ia. 6906.
cost $4,000. Sacrifice, $3.50. Hu. 1871.
AERIALS-S4: material furnished: service
calls. 81: work guaranteed. CHI 1910.
ACME RADIO tube A c, S99.5O; COM
plete; or can arrange terms. Ii 3656.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
BAKER
TAKEN Ill

CLEVELAND Ohio, Nov. View
ton d. Baker. Secretary OF War In
the Wilson Cabinet, is confined to
his home with acute neuritis from
overwork and nervous fatigue.
The attack was brought on by the
exigencies of Mr.. Bakers law prac-
tice combined with strenuous speech.
making in behalf of Governor Smith.
He will be confined to his home
for at least a week, for rest and
quiet, which will prevent any FUR
Their appearances In behalf Of the
Democratic national ticket.
Mr.. Baker has said he greatly re-
grets being obliged to leave the
stump. He plans to make a state
ment this week in support Of Gov
ernor Smith. Examining doctors say
there is nothing wrong with his
heart or his blood pressure. but in.
tsist on his taking things easy.
The nlalady made itself felt about
two weeks ago while Mr.. Baker was
on the train for speech at St.
Louis. He was forced to leave the
train at midnight at Lima, Ohio.
where doctor dia gnosed 1t as neti-
ritis. He had made a speech In
Kentucky, driven 200 miles to Co.
lumbus, taken the train at 8 q. M.
for Cleveland where he spent a
long, arduous day at his law office.
and that night started for st. Louis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
CA HOLES WILL
JOIN CHEST

The ut. Rev. Mgr. p. G. Gavan
and C A. Aspinwall, secretary Of
the Washington Community Chest
organization, will outline the finan-
cial details that will result from
linking the Catholic charities of the
city to the combined charities work
ing through the newly.created Com
munity Chest, at a meeting or the
Catholic Charities at the Willard
Hotel tomorrow night at o'clock.
Announcement that the Catholic
charities desired to join the Com
munity Chest created mild stir
of excitement in philanthropic and
charitable circles of the city. For
some time the Catholic organiza-
tons have been opposed to the
plan and it was thought that they
woN1d maintain this attitude with
the forming of the chest.
The Gospel Union Mission, de-
spite the entrance of 50 other or
CARNATIONS into the scheme, has
held itself aloof. its board of
trustees explaining that I'VE are
not ambitious to curtail these
offerings or to turn over our God
given trust to administration by
others, many of whom we know
are not even Christian believers.
Miss Gray at Main 52s5 can tell YOU
Of unfurnished apartment vacancies III
the one Won want to rent ID not listed
In the Classified rental columns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Sec. Mellon Refutes
Charge Hoover Is
Not Citizen

Secretary of the Treasury Mel.
lon today added his testimony to
that Of the State Department to
refute the Democratic campaign
charge that Herbert Hoover for.
feited United States citizenship
during his residence abroad.
Mellon, in a letter to James r.
Burke, general counsel Of the
Republican national committee,
declared that Herbert Hoover
has filed income tax returns and
paid taxes under the Federal
income tax laws for every year
since the enactment Of that law
in 1918"
Mellon said he had personally
examined Hoover returns for the
years 1914 to 1926, inclusive.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Wash Goods at Friday
Savings

(J2B yds.l CoIOred Imported
Woven Madras in five good
styles. suitable for shirts and
paJan1as, etc. 80 in. wide. was
T5c . yard. Friday only. EOM
yard ............. OOO
(1BO yds.) White Madras. In six
choice patterns, suitable for MAX
ing mems shirts and paiamas.
81 in. wide. Was 75cs a EOn
yard. Friday only, q yard. OOC
$500 yds.D woven and Printed
MayOn, lustrous and silk-like in
1ppearanee. Guaranteed tub fast.
Many patterns. 80 and So in.
wide. Was 59c and rec = Q0kn
yard. Friday only, yard. OOC
(3O0 yds.l Printed Broadcloth
in choice color combinations. So
in. wide. Was $50 q yard. 90
Friday only. a yard AOC
f45O ydhsl silk-and Cotton
Prints, in fifteen good patterns.
mostly dark Backgrounds. suit
able for Fall dresses. IS in.
wide. Was 7sc yard. EnN
Friday, yd ....,... OON
(280 yds.) Genuine Rob Roy
terms in the lot, mostly florals.
90 in. wide. Was SOC yard. 00N
Friday only. yard. 50. AOC.
$50 ydA.l Genuine Imported
Printed Suitings, in choice of five
good patterns and colorings. IS
in. wide. Was s5c yard. E0n
Friday only. a yard -. OON
wash Go0ds--ThiFd Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Earle DOdsOn Finishes
In 10 Minutes 1t Exhibit

Speedy II the middle name of
Earle Dodson, Washington fastest
carpenter.
Dodson demonstrated his swift
ness in contest with the pick Of
his trade last night at the Ideal
Home Exposition at the Washing.
ton Auditorium. He attached the
outside boarding to a. door and
hanged the door on hinges In ten
minutes. Az result, the empIove
OF Waverly Taylor, Inc, was awarded
q silver cup BY w. +. GalIiher and
Brother.
Twelve and = half minutes repre.
scented the time OF william b.
Miller, Of the Wardman ConstflIc.
ton Company. Third place want
to A. G. johnson, Of the j. IS. sha PRO
Company. George w, Young. 81 the
]. p. Douglass. Company. was
fourth.
A group Of painters win do their
stuff tonight in the last Of 4 series
OF labor contests at the expedition
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DR.. J. w. Davis to Speak
At Y. M. C. A. Tonight

The Twelfth Street Branch Y.M.C.A.,
will mark Its seventy-fifth an
niversary tonight at s o'clock. The
principal speaker will be DR.. John
w. Davis, president OF West vir-
ginia Collegiate Institute Of Char
lesion, w. Va.
Among the other speakers will
be Dr. G. III. Tobias, and DR.. J..
Hayden Johnson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

(5) Linen Dresses, two and
three piece models. White with
contrasting trims. Were al az
1875. Friday only ~. SDkeOO
"a Crepe de Chine NegIigee.
pink and blue combs 90 0E
nation. was s5.g5.. s1OsOO
"a Figured Rayon CooIie Coat,
black background with high COLI
ored pattern. Was q "A 0E
1896. Friday only. DfsOO
(4) Nurses Uniforms. good
styles. Broken size CT az
range. Were $2.s5... OlsOO
(2) Poplin Uniforms. size as.
Were 1876. Friday CD 0E
only .....,..s.....s... UhdeOO
(12l Dresses and Uniforms.
slightly soiled. Broken 0En
sizes. Were s1.s5...... OOO
(3l Hand Embroidered Cling
ham Frocks, dainty CT OK
styles. Were S2.95... ID lsOO
Third Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

1890 Yardsl SO-incE Rayons anti
Damasks. for draperies. and por-
there's. We're $1.25 to En
sLs6 yard. Friday. yard UOC
t1D Yaris) Grey Velour, so
inches wide. striped and jacquard
s sss,Ens; Noc ofi y.na sl.s' 60c
q PairsI DoubIe-faced Velour
POrtiereB. ! pair rose and rose.
pair rose and brown. col
We're S2s. Friday. pair OIL
10 Tapestry Couch COver. blue
and brown design on dark back
Er.oun d. Originally CT OK
s1e.s5. Reduced to-. u AOO
Upholstery-Fiffh Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

Church in Poland has amended the
marriage ritual in use since 1914,
ELIMINATING the promise Or the wife
to obey her husband.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Sewing Machine Needs
Won1en's Dresses at
One Day Prices

(l2D Imported Beaded Evening
Dresses, sizes So to 40. Form
erly 1850. Reduced co OK
tomorrow to ........ aeOsJsVO
"a Green Chiffon Dinner
Dress, with uneven hem line and
TERED skirt. Slightly seiled.
Formerly $3.50. Fri ego E0
day. reduced to-. UA1sOU
n2l SILK Tweed Dresses. sizes
IS to AZ. Formerly 1850. Go
Friday ~AAA
"a Peach Evening Dress. with
bead fringe. Size 40. Slightly
soiled. Formerly $65. @I0 E0
Friday only ........ UtOSOO
(2) Peach Crepe Chiffon
Dresses, flared skirt, scarf collar.
Sizes Ss and 40. Formerly cog
fs5, Friday .........., UAO
(D Rhinestone studded white
Evening Dress, flare skirt. Size
5 g., Formerly '2S' $3.50
a. White Chiffon Dress. with
orchid cocktail jacket. Size 3s,
Formerly &35. Fri coo E0
day ................ UAA az
WOmen's Dresses-secOnd Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
House Frocks and
Aprons Underpriced

(1D Apron Frocks. Of neatly
printed percaIes. Were Az
ssc. Friday only. -. 4JC
ts2) Daytime Frocks, dainty
florAl patterns. dots and stripes.
Broken sizes. Were OF G1n
$17s. Friday only 80. 0ltLO
d) Quilted Sacque, of satin.
lined and interIined. DafntiIy
lace trimmed. Was 35.g5 CO ar
Friday only .......... OLsOO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
SilUerwore Reduced

(g) Imported Trays. fancy de-
signs with mahogany finished
edges. Were Csc. Friday NGn
only ................. VN
go Imported Trays, 400
fancy designs. Were sac. fON
CAV Imported Trays, mahogany
finished frames. Were OOn
Sl,75. Friday only. OCN
street Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Notions Reduced for
One Day Only

(5OD wooden Hangers, with
racks for trousers. Regularly En
Toe. Friday special. Q for ~
(1O) Cretonne Shoe Bags. for
pairs shoes. Regularly 81. C0n
Friday only ........... OON
(6) Kiddiee' Sewing Boxes, with
thread and other novelties. QOm
Were soc. Friday 49,. OON
(25) Dexter knitting Cotton.
white only. Not all numbers. E~
Were 1Dc ball. Friday. ~
(1OO) Pocket Mirrors. including
military mirrors. Were 10c -
to CSC. Friday. ....... OC
(15) : shoe Trees. Were EO
Csc. Friday ........ ~
street Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
PRINCESS IS nIVnRcEn

BERLIN, Nov. /. = Benvsnnto
Hauptmann, son of the famous Ger.
man poet. and Princess Schaun1.
purg-Lippe. distant relative of
Princess Hermine, wife Of the ex.
Kaiser, who were married on July
81. have been divorced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

(5) Crystal Glass Elephant
Aqnariums, were $3.50. VE OK
Tomorrow only. ,..... UOsOO
lis) Glass Ash Trays, with the
new arrangement for snnffinR out
cigarettes. Were Csc. Re. 10N
duced for Friday. ........ AON
1881 Light Cut Wine Glasses.
formerly $3.50 dozen. Fer EN
Friday only. each ........ ~
Hs) Light Cut Perfume Bottles
that sold for 69c. Fri OEn
(33) Good Size Pottery Vases.
brown toned. Were csc. E0n
Friday only. ............ OUN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

Il Pair) silk and Chenille Por-
there's. - inches wide. az yards
duced for Friday. co OK
Rair.ssssss..ss.ss UOsOO
~ Pairs) Rose Double-faGed
Portiereb OF Chenille. IS inches
wide. Were $3.50. @0 0E
Friday only. pair. WOsAJ
(e2) Sectional PaneIinR, fine
embroidered wolfe with lace inser-
lions, was 55c . section. Ia
Now. each. ............ 1OC
% Yards) 5O-inch Brown and
white Checked Monks' Cloth,
ideal for couch covers. was
$3.50 yard. Friday, Coz
I~Ea sSss ~v%ss Ss.ssPssssss WV
% YardsI 5e-inch Double-faeed
Chenille, rose or green. CT IN
Was 50 I'd. Friday. yd.. D1slJ
600 YArds) MarauIsettes. voiles.
Bedford scrims. and rayon mar
ouisettes. We're 5sc to on
sse I'd. Friday only. I'd. AJC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Knitted Underwear
Reduced for One Day

t1O) Union Suits, part wool.
ideal for alI-winter 60 10
wear. Were $425..... UOslO
t2s) Part wool Pants and
Vests, the pants ankIe-Iength
style. Broken sizes. Were CT,
si75. Friday only ......... Oh
CA Pairs) Wool Bloomers, dark
coIors. Double cuff at 60 az
knee. Were g3.s6...... UAsOO
'25) Union Suits, part e.
wool Were 31.45. Friday. ID
t2D Glove silk UnderEarments.
bloomer and union suit. CT
Were $3.50. Friday only. oil
(2) Girls Wool Union Suits.
size is. Were sl.95. FRI e1
day only Oh
(I5j ChlIdPen's RayOn Suits
and BlOOmers. Broken Gnn
sizes. Were 81. Friday. UJC
(I4) WOmen's Cotton Suits, with
rayon stripes. Sleeveless models,
ankle length. Were 81. CO.
Friday only. .............. UOC
(1S) Cotton and Part-w
Union suits, sleeveless. ankle
length. Broken sizes. A.
Were sac to 9sc Friday. 4OC
Third Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
GirIs' Wear

Underprfced for a Day
(2I Girls Dresses, good looking
styles OF flat crepe. Sizes 10 and
II. Red and brown. @E 90
Were 1913. Friday. OOsUC
81 Girls silk Dresses. Ideal
for school wear. Sizes or az
10 and IA. Were 1905. d 90
f1O) Girls Winter Coats. of fine
heavy materials. Warmly lined.
Broken sizes. Were 60 az
$500. Friday only. ~. WOeOO
t4ID MILDLY BIOuses. large sizes.
s 81 s. r. Friday e only wv % 45C
Tweed and Jersey Dresses, sizes
to IL. Odds and ends of higher
priced types. Friday re- 01 Ak
duced to ~ Dls4O
Fourth Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
China and Glassware

t43) 6-lnch China Plates. OF
burnt orange luster ware. For
merly soc each. Friday CEN
only ..........,....,. ON
(1O3) Imported China Plates.
6-inch size. Two-tone luster eff
tects and other decorations. Were
36c and csc. Reduced for 1Ea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
Junior Miss Dresses
Reduced

(1b) Dresses of satin and crepe
combination. one and two piece
models in green. tan. blue and
red Sizes 10, Is and IT. CT AZ
Were 1885. Friday only ID stO
co. VeIveteen Dresses with lace
collars and cuffs, In green. brown
and black. Sizes Is, Is and
Ii. Were $500. Go IN
Friday only....... OlOsOU
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

b
ca Misses Winter Goats.
trimmed with skunk and baby
seal Sizes is ana lis. N0O
Were 1926 to s4s.75. 0AC
"a Extra Size Coats. black
m m ed with Manchurian
wolf. Were 1915. 600
tsI Misses Winter Coats.
beautifully furred. WAE
Were a59.60. Old
go WOnfen's Winter Costs.
smart models, richly efHT-
trimmed Sizes 80 To Al.
Were $3.50. Friday %E
only. 49, s.,t...t.- eU-xO
~ Tan Sport Coat. with q
wolf collar. Size 90 COZ
was S3a.7bst.. MV6 y
t21 Sport Coats, self trimmed.
Sizes 10 and IS. Were OClG
$500 Friday WAU
Second Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01
no NEED 90 0BEY0

WARSAW, Nov. Polish brides
No longer have to promise their
husbands TO obey" The Catholic
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

t5II Wall Pockets. OF pottery
and china. including some from
Czechoslovakia. Regularly Coz
95c. Friday only ... UON
az Fern Stand Of pclychronle
wrought iron. Was $40. OK
Friday only. ......,..... UO
"a CyIlnder-Shape Electric
Aquarium. Formerly So. GO
Now. ...... eDO
China-Sixth Floor
Art Goods at Savings
f10) Six and Eight pocket shoe
Bags, of ecru crash. Regu- GE0
larry 81. Friday. UON
a. Tapestry and Velour Table
Scarf0. trimmed with gold braid.
Were $4.9s. Friday co 90
only. ....,............ W6sOO
u29 Imported Pillow OOn
Tons. Were 59c. Friday. OOC
1b) Tapestry Table Runners. in
floral effects. Were @1 10
$1.79. Friday. ........ Ols1O
(I2) Children's Stamped
Dresses. of green crepe. Sizes 2
to Is years. Regularly Cd Ok
$3.50. Friday. ....... UfsAO
Third Floor
Sewing Machine Needs
Domestic Oil for all sewing
machines. Was 15c. FRI liz
day only. .....,'..ssy.. Az
Sewing Machine Needles of any
make. Were 35c. Friday 0Gn
only. .,.............. AUN
Sewing Light. easily attached
TO any style sewing machine
Was $3.50. Friday CD Ok
only
sewing Machines--ThIrd Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-01

Miss Gray at Main 52s5 can tell you
Of unfurnished apartment vacancies II
the one yOu want to rent IL not listed
In the Classified rental columns.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
ROYAL OAK TRIALS
STIR BRITISH PUBLIC
Dismissal Of I've Officers From
Their Ship Follows Criticism of
Admiral's Action.
iy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 6.-The courts
martial growing out of the controversy
over iazz music Ca the British battle-
shin Royal Oak have deeply stirred
public opinion, and 1t was evident to-
day that the affair would not be allow
ed to end with the PRONUNCIATION OF the
sentences.
Two of the officers involved Comdr.
II. NJ. Daniel and Capt Kenneth q. B.
Dewar, were sentenced to dismissal from
their ship and severe repriinafld. Rear
Admiral Bernard st, @. Collard, crin-
cism of whose actions brought the
charges of conduct prejudicial to dis
eipline, was not coaft-imArtiAied. but
was ordered by the commander OF the
Mediterranean feet TO strike his nag.
The admiralty promised to issue q
statement on the case generally, and
this was awaited with eagerness, but
was not expected Immediately, as the
findings OF the court-martial must be
reviewed first.
The. matter will be raised In the
Ho,lsesof Commons when 1t reaSseflbles
on April II after the Easter vacation,
In the meantime. public opinion In
general seemed 10 be on the side OF the
condemned officers, who were popularly
regarded as having suffered great prov
ocation and made themselves champions
of the oppressed-the admiral having a
reputation as a martinet--at the risk OF
their own careers.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
AEADOF OAR.
!. REFUSES TO ARGUE
Denies Responsibility for
Black List in Reply to VIII
/ liam A. White.

Mrs. Alfred J. BroSseau, president
General of the Daughters of the Amer
tcan Revolution. today refused TO be
nrawn into controversy with William
Allen White. editor and author, of En-
horia, Kans., over the alleged speakers
blacklist sent out to D. A. r, chapters
III over the country by leaders Of the
Nrganization In Massachusetts,.
MY ultimatum is this" said Mrs.
Nrossesu. IT appreciate Mfr. Whites
kallant offer of the last word, and /
Trust that it will be the last word in
the whole matter. / elnphatically deny
any responsibility for the alleged list.
I Mrs BrcSSeau would make no other
comment
CHARGES Khan Influence.
Mr.. white. according to an Associated
Press dispatch from Enlporia. charged
that he had been blackllsted as a
enpwker hv the D. A. r. because OF his
Mcnt against the Ku KluS Khan four
FearS ago as s gubernatorisl canoicae
d Kansas.
"This list" Mr.. White is quoted as
saying. goes out of its way, in what
Mrs, Brosseau calls her propaganda Tor
rreparedneSs, to pick out and mclude
he peculiar enemies of the Ku Klux
Elan Mrs, BroSseau IS lovely LADY,
With many beautiful qualities OF mind
and heart, but in her enthusiasm she
has allowed several lengths of the Ku
Nlux nightie 10 show under her red,
white and blue"
Mrs. Bfusseau smiled good naturedlT
when asked 10 comment specifically on
AEr. Whites reference TO the Ku Klux
Khan. and merely referred 70 her de-
iAial of responsibility for the list
Evening star., 1928-04-06
TW0 STUDENTS HELD
AFTER AUTO COLLISION
Driver Of One Car, II, Treated A'
HoepitsI-~-PareBts Post Bond
for Youths.

Two students Of 3 Virginia school,
8who were on their way home for the
Eag1ef holidays, were arrested by MOnt~
R0naery County, Md, police yesterday
&fGeFno0n after their ahtOmDbils eDilid-
I'd with 8 car operated by William
Beard, III years old 35ll Twenty
M0urtn street northeast, at Wisconsin
avenue and Garrett PARK road,
Following the accident. Beard was
drought W Emergency Hospital by
Policeman Robert r.. Darby VI the Mont
e0meYy County force, He was permit
He1 20 go hDIs1e after treatment
Police aas thai the students, Edmund
ealckAlen aaa1 HerbsFf n Kann, both
~ I4antsbuFa, Pa. had left their school
eargaeF N the day 70 90 " their homes
Fl Tbe automobile belongs " Ksnn, tis
youths said, slad Was being operated Dy
suekaIen Police charged both with
reckless driving. Their paTeufA arrived
Ia Rockville last night. posted $500 bond
Tor their appearance when wanted aIid
took them home.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
COMMERCE BUILDING
WORK PROGRESSES
Pit to Test Subsoil Nears Compile.
tion-Razing of Old Structures
Continues.

Work on the Department of Com
merce Building site moved forward an
other step today as wurkmen from the
Cow Co.. New York, virtually completed
test pit to determine the character of
the Subsoil for foundation purposes.
The Cow Co. dug the pit under an
unusual contract which called for pay
ment to the company by the Govern
ment OF only ST. The reason for the
low bid was not disclosed. other COM
nanieS presenting bids of several hun
afed dollars each.
Meantime .the Hechinger Co. is
making rapid progress in tearing down
the big temporary wartime structure
known as Annex No. , from the Com
merce site.
On the site for the new Internal
Revenue Building workmen are still
busy demolishing the remainder of the
old Farmers Market sheds.