davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-03-20
OFFICERS EX0NERATED.
ship Commander and Associates
Cleared of Collision Charge.


Cleared of Collision Charge.
SAN PEDRO. Calf, March 20 tAN,
Capt. uatewood Lincoln and other ON
GERS OF The u. II, Il, Colorado were eS~
onerated today by naval investigating
board making an inquiry into the col
lisi0n hetween lhe hattleShin and The
uoastwlse liner Ruth Alexander here
last Friday night. Admiral j. " Chase
said, rs head of The investigating
board.
The Colorado will leave anchorage
Wednesday for Mare Island after
temporary repairs of damage received
In ihe collision are completed
The decision 81 lile laval hoard ot
The united states ateamhaat lnAners
lion service, nlsa Investigating the COLI
lisinn viii not be made untll late This
week.
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EmmeriCh Manual

Teachers of Emmerich Manual
Training High School for next year,
approved by the School Board to-
day, include:
Bertram Sanders and Charles M. Sharp,
English@Mrs. Ada M. Bing. head: Lena
Brady. Josephine Cowgirl. Seward S. Craig,
J. Beatrice Evans, Gladys L. Harloh, Mrs.
Helen B. Houghtalen,. Margaret Keiien-
bach, c. Augusta Mering, Gertrude Mes
Rena M odeli. Lola /. Perkins, Gretchen
Margaret r. waters. ". Finley wright.
Mathenmatics-Kate Wentz, head; Clar;
ence r. Clayton. Ada M Coleman Paul
Mrs; Verna G. Magee, Ellen ecker, Eva
Soience~carl Hanske. head; Ray An
Boese,. James H. Brayton, Ray S. Millikan,
His S5o FRI r. il. Moore. head: Josephine
K Bauer. Rosana Hunter, Louise M. Iske
Dorothy Perkins, Coral Taflinger, AIDE
laide B. Thae e., Daisy D. Wedding: head
Mrs Ruth H, Alice. Honora curran ' Is
telie Raw. Henry S. Schell, Florence M
shaw. Bertha Thormeyer. -,
Sewing-Edith NJ Compton. Ivy Ann
Fuller. Anna j. Schaefer
COOking-Mrs. Opal G. Conrad, Margaret
Manual Training--Paul Covert, Russell
H. Clunie. Albert c. Hirschman, W. S
Hiser. w. A. Keller, J. c. Mather, Marion
Peoples, Louis Smith, G. w. Trickey, A.
Commercial-wilbur S. Barnhart, head;
Carolyn Bradley. Mrs. Hazel w. Dorman
F. Cleo Frazier, Helen Haynes, Mrs. Mary
G. Hser. Gertrude Lieber, Inez, Lowry
Dyson Main. r. E. Mathews. L. B. Max
we'll Marie Rapp, Mrs. Laila E. Sipe, A.
NJ. Skinner, Mona Vandenbrook.
Physical Training - Oral BridgefoId
Elizabeth Rath, A. r. Romeiser, Dorothy
Music-Harold E winslow. Mrs. Selma
2. Scearcy, Mrs. Ida M. Rehm. dean OF
Ofice Force-Mary J. Spiegel. Marion
Basey. Daisy Harmening. Helen Harme-
son, Lenora MulliniX.
Assistants
Drawing -Oran Davis.
MllrOOm-Gottlieb Leukhardt.
Music and AccOmpanist-Myla Herr
mann.
Part Time Band Instructor-Mr. Eich-
rodt.
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Anna Brochhausen. Alice Brown. Olive
Brown. Grace Bryan. Margaret Burnside
MTs Louise c r. amp GLADYS FADE Mrs
Jeanne B. Eastland. Sara C.. Ewing, Mrs
Ressie jenkins Fix. Vance Garner, FloT-
gS1are1 Ggld H Lys a Feene
Evelyn Kletzing. Mrs. Eva H. Lycan, MAY
garet Medary. Clarissa Morrow; EDNA g
Parks P0TtS Narc!e Poliitt Margaret Remy
Ella Robbins. Clara NJ, Ryan. Olga Schell-
schmidt, Ella Sengen6ergeT, Esther Fay y
Strain Strain Rachel F. Stuart, Mary Elizabeth
TTichenor, Olive Traylor, Ruth weisen-
O" Mathematics-H. H. Anderson. head;
M Msss5e E. Brod Agde DS4Ghy Eye cs Ke
H. L. Harshman. William Herbst,, Ethel
Houser j. Kettery. Geraldine Kindlg; "
R. Krickenberger;, Cecil McChntocK, h. =
Mueller. Paul E. Myers. Max H. Norris
W; R. REAGAN, J., v, shannon. Edith
G. E. TruebIood. A. NJ Welchons.
Social Science-DeWitt S. Morgan. vice
principal and head of Social Science Dept;
crime Book. James II. Butler. Helen Elliott,
S. B. Essig, o. S. Flick. Fred r. German,
Eva Green; Hazel Howe. Eleanor p NC
Moore. Ann Rsatterfnan. James A. Richard
son. Ellen L. stoy, Alta I. WEIGH. Merrill
FTeheh-charles c. Martin. Blanche P.
Spanish-Esther Aldridge. Edith Baker,
Jennie Doyne Davis. Margaret Friedrich.
A. F. Lagemann. Anna May Martin.
Latin-M. G. Twineham, head: Adalne
Barnett. Grace A., Emery. Mae A. Glockner.
Mata Jungntsch. Frances Longshore,
Irene Mclean. Johanna Mueller. Mabelle
Sprague. Ruth F. Stone. Myrtle F.
Sciences-Charles L. Brosey. A. C. HoT-
man. Robert N. Auble. Lester NJ. Bolander.
Zillah Carringer. Hertha J. Casperson. H
E. Chenoweth. Clare F. Cox E. B. Har-
grave, Raymond Hornaday. William John
son. Kate Kern. John Paul Lahr, c. n.
Martin. Mrs. viva D. Martin. Houston II.
Myer, Sylvester Moore, James B. Rose.
Beth Scott. Charles E. Teeters.
Art-Robert G. Craig. vice principal and
Allen. Sara f. Bard. Florence BARLEY. L.
Irene Hardy. lone Hirsch. Elizabeth Jasper.
Frederick Policy, Edmund Schildknecht,
Ruth G. Stebbins. Chelsea S. Stewart. Mrs.
rsdeTck BaaPsT E D kssf aa hssS
Harvey. J. Russell Paxton.
Commercial-F; H, Gillepie. head; Edith
James Berry b MG p Raz BpT B A Ad1 Gpys
Nettie g. Gilmore. Mrs. Clara Louise Gors-
line, j. C.. Harger. Elsie N. Heavilin.
Lucille HubbS. Mrs. Genevieve B. Keehn.
Mrs, Dessa Y, Kuechmann. Mrs. Margaret
ringer, Frances il. Potter. Donald B.
Shaw. Evelyn Truedson Winifred Waters.
Mona. woodward. Blanche Young.
r, Physlcai Training and Health-Thomas
Campbell. head: Hazel E. Albeit. Mildred
Allen. Reuben D. Behlmer. Paul A. Foltz.
Grace Greenwood
Home Economics-Geraldine Hadley. vice
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Alonzo E. Goldsberry, Don r. Knight.
Minnie Lloyd, Lloyd Messersmith, Anna L.
Oertle, Laura E. Rupp, Paul Sechausen,
Russell v. Sigler, Hattie l.. WinSlow.
COmmerce-George M. Grassland. head;
lola Beasley, Maude Crissman, Dorothy
Dipple, F. L. ROUGH, Ella B. Twomey. Mary
:, ATtMJanet P. Bowles. Marie C. Todd,
Physical Training-Kate Steichmann,
Ada Crozier Russell S. julius, George A.
Naylor, Edith Loftin.
Physics-Robert G. Grubb.
Chemistry-Frank B. Wade. head; Leda
Hughes, Mary incl. John r. Kuebler.
Biology Photography : Rousseau Nc
Clellan, head; Ruth Allerdice, ]. A. Cul-
bertson, Wilhelmia Luten, Elizabeth S.
Rawls. Mabel Washburn.
Music-Earl Christoph, Jean Mccormick
Laura G. Moag. W. F. Wise:
Health and Hygiene-Ina M. GasKiH.
Assistants
Study Hall-Belle O'Hair, Alma ]. Denny,
Jessie B. Fitch.
Iibrhry-Nell r. Sharp.
Music-Christine Donaldson, student as
Observation-Disclosures Roedger, Georgia
Clerks@Mary Anne Mccoy. Elsie Hall,
Mary Loftin Jones, Fern Warren. Ula
Wright switchboard operator.
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Washington High School

Teaching staff for Washington
High School for next year, approved
by the School Board today, in
cludes:
Principal-W G. Gingery.
Clerks-Margaret Forcht, Marjorie walls.
Mathematics-Mr Grace H. Barker,
Ross Campbell, Marie Sangernobe, Martha
Engiish@Clarice Headrick. Ethel High
tower Myrtle Johnson, Amy Keene.
English and Library-Margaret gum
zoni, Phoebe Conley. o,
Home EconOmis-Ina S. Gaul, dean;
Elizabeth DeHass, Mary Cammack.
Art-LaVon Whitmire, Frances Failing.
Science-Estil Van Dorm, Ruth Hasely.
Science and Mathematics-H. V. Racquet
Science and French-Geraldine Reep.
Latin-Alice Treat, Mrs. Iva cooper
History-Frances Moder, Charles H.
Money, Kathryn D. Smith.
Industrial-Francesaoin hrd third luuu
Industrial Arts-Ocal Muterspaugh,
Harod Harding, j. w. ScheH. -, ~
Industrial Arts and Mathematician D.
Physical Education Training and Ath-
Ietics-Bruce Morrison, head; Henry Bogue.
Physical Education and Mathematics
PHYSICAL Education and HistOry-Cleon
Conn cSo5mn1mierciaI-Russell Mcclurg, Mary E.
LaatZ ., NJ. AUco
Koehne Moseley.
Snanish-Wiliiam Book.
Mechanical Drswing-Burton Knight
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BeparPment 9no Eleaa Se B. 0 Hmeh f0nG PeaT
Apland. Frieda A. Bach. Hazel Barrows
Louise Braxton. Gladys Brown. Frances
Huntington, Emily Mccullough. Georgia H
Mcdonald. Helen +. Murry.
Shops-Edward E. Green. P. G. Alcorn
Edwin Baker. A: C.. Boren. F. H; Eve
kanse J''2o tam TSPss E 59Rs6i
Madinger. Joseph S. Madden. H. F
Markus Harold Maves Fred McConaha. A
Oertle, Robert K. Ofutt. H. G. Roberts
W. A. Rush, Russell r. Sands. William A
RAYMOND Stewart. f. r. Thiel, A. G. Van
Arendonk. F. L. Wilson. Jules Zinter.
Mechanical Drawing-Horace Boggy
head; Emory Bryan. Warren E, Cleveland
Ensinger. Fred Henke. Clarence Resell. N
L. Schneider. Herbert D. Traub. H
Harold Walter.
Printirg-J Woodland Auble. George
Barrett Harley r. Jones.
Dean Of Girls-Gertrude Thuemler.
Onice-Alrs. Lillian S. Harrison, Miriam
M Howe. Ann Thatcher. Elsie Gray. Pear
Black, Louise Denote. Marie Fuchs. Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Mahrdt, Helen Marquis
Irma Vollrath, Emma j. White. Nellie
White.
Physical Training-Martha Byran.
LbrAry-Frieda Gillian.
Chemistry-John Hall.
Freehand Drawing-Dorothy Harder.
Home Economics-Mrs. Clara Inman.
Physical Training-Frieda McCallie.
Metal Trades-George O'Day.
Electrical COnstructiOn-Earl d. Terry.
Mechanical Drawing-Chester Willough-
Music-Lepha wilson
Supply Clerk-Fred Wood.
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Teachers Retired

Teachers who we're retired today
by the school board, under the
automatic age retirement rule
adopted recently, include Florence
Bass, Ida Geary, Martha Griffith,
Mary Gilkison, Emily Halls, Ida
Stickney, Nettie Downey, Kate Met
calf, Lillian Smith, Lizzie Stearns,
Eugene Mueller, Angelina Carey,
Laura Donnan and Emma Donnan.
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CriSpuS Attacks High

Crispus Attacks High School
teaching staff, approved by the
School Board today, includes:
Observation-Disclosures Nolcox.
EngIish-Russell A. Lane, head Henri
eta L. Herod. Murray B. ATKINS. MIS- MIS-.
Mary A. Johnson, J. F. Harper, Traquehs
Riley. Mrs. Stella Walker.
hematics-Frederck a. Parker. Mil
ton Stevenson, Mary. Stokes, Floyo a.
Greer, John Morton-Finney.
History-Iva r. Marshall, head; Gren-
VILE smith, Merze Tate. T. Q. johnson.
Language-Pearle H. johnson. Emory En1fGSgot e.
Standardization c. Cox, Paul w Nc
cree. Charles E. Harry, Leander Parker
c. W. Stewart
Physical Training-John Shelourne' ann
Cooking-Captoria Gwyn, Ethel M. Roy.
Sewing-Mrs. Ruth H. Clinthorne' Helen
- shop@Alexander Brickler, J. Lorenzo
Dean Of GirIs-Mrs. Mary A. Johnson
Ofice-Ida M. Haslewood, Hulda O.
Putler.
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Assistant Supervisors
Unassigned Teacher List

indianapolis teachers appointed
on the unassigned list by the school
board today we're:
. Jennie c. Allen. Marie BagnoIi. Bertha
Binninger, Frieda Binninger, Martha
B5o1pLtt' Margaret Boyd, Jennie Buchanan,
Jennie Cowen. Elizabeth DeGrief. Eva
R d,9,yo sara Dufey, Gertrude East Vir-
Fox, Lucy Hadley. RutB HAYNES, Mae
Hendon, Grace Hobson. Marie Holstein,
Luna Hoss, Gertrude Insley, Florence Jones
Christine Junken. Anna Kelly Norma
Koch, EVELYN, Koopman, Mabel LeFevre.
LLlX,ola A. Lynde, Margaret Marshall. Laura
Mledema, Marguerite Orndorff. Anna E
9t{t: Gertrude Peck, Anna Porter, Iris r.
Reissner. Eloise II. Renick. Mabel iRer9sEe
Esther Rusie, Ethel Scohed, Marioris
Shirey Sue Sims, joyce Snepp, Bessie q.
Snlder, Frances Stout. Anna Townsend
Dorothy Ulrich, Dale Waterbury. Catherine
Wegener. Norma DeLuse Irma Clark. Mary
Frey. Frances Marshall, Margaret Menagh.
Negro; zella Ward. Negro.
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Special Teachers

Appointments of teachers and su-
pervisors in special departments and
vocational subjects in public schools
as approved today by the school
board:
Manual Training-Harry Brown, James
buchanan, Merle Ceilings, M. F. Conner,
r Nelson Cooksey, Charles L. Davis,
Demorist c. Davis. William A. Davis, T.
D. Hall, Ivan Hanen, Marimon, Hansbery'
son. W. B. Johnson. H. P. Knecht, W. G.
Letsinger, o. B.. Little, G. A; Mcclure -
Lawrence Mccormack, G. H. McElroy; D.
we'll. Vincent Maxwell, George Mitten. Will
bur E. Morgan, E. A. Patterson, /. j.
Pritchard, l. A. Randall 1. q; REED AdI;drev
R. Skemp, E. F. Stokes. F. w. Stultz,
F. w Sumner, Herschel Whitaker. D. Rus
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Research director Murray A.
Dahlman was assigned to Washing
ton High School as a Latin teacher
Offices of the three assistants
we're abolished last winter by the
board
Superintendent Miller refused to
state when he will announce his
plans for filling vacancies thus
created.
1t was generally understood two
associate superintendent" might
be appointed.
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Broad Ripple High

Broad Ripple High School faculty
members appointed by the School
Board today, include:
K. v. zimmerman, principal; Elsie S.
Merrill. clerk; Ruth B. Carter. Edgar F.
Diederich. Russell w. Fisher Josephine R.
Hartman, MaryliZabeth Mooney, Noble
NeWsun Stella Richardson IlllVon SnVd-
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1900 TEACHERS ARE ASSIGNED
TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF CITY;
few new ONES ARE ON LIST
Three Assistant Superintendent Are Given Other Sita
tons, Following Abolition of Their Jobs by Board
of Education Ruling at Meeting.

OF about 300 teachers indianapolis public schools
Tor the next school year today by the
list was approved as submitted by Superintendent Charles
Most OF the teachers assigned taught previously
There are only thirty forty teachers the list officials
Assistant Superintendent Flora
department. but named to particular
Assistant superintendent D. T. Weir Technical High
School mathematics
Thornton to Shortridge High
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Shortridge High School
Shortridge High School instruc-
tors for next school year appointed
tndav hv the school board were.

George Buck. principal; Emmett A. rice,
assistant principal: Della Mcrhompson;
EngIish-William N. Otto, head; Katha-
rine Allen. Ruth Armstrong: Mary d.
Beach. Elizabeth Brayton, Edith @. Camp
bell. Reeta Clark. Lula G. Grove, Flora
Love, Rose NJ r. Mikels. Dorinda Morgan.
Ruth O'Hair. Mary PrStt. Carrie L. Ringer
Laura E. Rupp,' C. c. Shoemaker. Grace M.
Shoup. Nell M. Thomas. Nora Thomas.
Mathematics-Walter Carnahan. head
Enoch D. Burton. Vivian B. Ely, Florence
s. Goodnough. Martha HUNT, Sarah p.
Jenckes. James E. Moore, Margaret Pier
son. Simon P. Roache. Adelaide smith. Q.
L. Stubs. E. Carl watson, Beth wilson,
Charity Browning.
Latin and Greek-Ellen G. Marthens,
head; Grace Buchanan, Anna M CLAY
baugh, Emily Dodson. E. II. Hughes, Jose
phfne L, Lee. Elizabeth Matthews, Grace
w. Morrison. Flora Swan. Edna X. Watson.
Modern Language-Ahce Dunn Denny,
Louise F.. Fechtman, Ruth Lewman. Peter
Scherer. Elizabeth Vawter, Gertrude r.
Weathers. ,-..,.
head. Hone Bedford, Winifred Craig,
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JUNE II, 1923

sell ,winegarden. W, W. Wines. Charles
Music-Lenors Coffin, W. E. Tallentire,
Henry A. Marshall.
Sewing-Addie Saltmarsh. Laura Schae-
fer. Eleanor Whitcomb, Eva F. Abbott,
Susan S. Allen, Ruth G. Calvert, Leone d.
Decker, Josephine Mitten, Lillian RAN
dolph. Margaret Simond, Ellen G. Temple,
Augusta Walker,
.CoOking-Irma Brayton, Anna Brennan.
GLADYS Bruce, Marie Casey, Edith c. Grif-
nth. Mary Headley, Rose w. Holmes La
Nerda Lamb, -tnez Lee, Lois Mitten, Marie
z. Orr, Margaret Schleicher Anna Smith,
Bernice Smith, Helen Wallich, Laura j.
Weuolk, Rookie zertas, Helen Zimmerman.
d. Salesmanship and Part Time Continue
A. Ross.
Field Workers in Social Service Depart-
ment-Clara Biederman, r. A. Turney
Ethel M; Margrave, Kate d. Huber, Carrie
Lombard, June Cotton, Lavinia Jones,
Helen Pearson, Helen FRANKIE, Geneva
Dickey, Estle M. Fisk, Louise Moss Mildred
Jaquith, Sarah Jane Hunter
EDUCATIONAL Museum-Carre Francis. r.
Assistant Supervisors
Art--Laura Holden. Myrtle Mize. Belle
Sconeld, Marie Stewart, Janet Keller Vir-
ginla r. Lignell, Helen N. Scott
MuSic-Maude Delbridge Helen Hol-
imgsWorth, Lulu Kanagv Lorle Krull ISa-
behe Mossman, Adelaide T. Riley, Louise
swan Geraldine Trotter
Physical Training-Floyd Church. Helen
r. carp, Irma Iselin. Louise g. Karle,
Mabel McHugh, Anne Morgan, Leo Rosasco,
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Arsenal Technical

Teaching staff for Arsenal Tech
nical Schools next year approved by
the school board today includes:
EngIish--Mabel Goddard head: Mar
garet Axtell. Rannie Baker, Mrs. Jeanne
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Resigned Teachers
Teachers designations accepted by
the school board TODAY included.

Dorothy Allen. Ruth Conaroe, Jennie L.
Davis, Bert s. Dayisson, Ruby K Fisher,
Anna J. Griffith, Helen Henkel, Ruth Hes
SSIer, Josephine Hollingsworth, Edna v.
Howell Dolpha d. Hull. Florence j. Kern,
tina. Lauenstein. Wilhelmina Luten, Eliza
beth Meng. Jane Messick Sue Mitchell,
Edna Mohr, Ruth Nicholson. Marjorie A.
sara Hettzansperger Roger, Mary e. j.
Schaefer. Jeanette Many Smoke, Mabel K
stevenson. Christine N. Urbauer, Hazel
Young, Sara Youtsey, Freida A. Parker
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er, Evelyn shipman, A. F. Thomas. Hubert
l.. Wann, F. @. Weigel, Winitred West,
Flora VIII.
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Teachers Are Appointed

Appointments of public grade
school teachers as approved today
by the Indianapolis School Board:
The Washington times., 1928-02-21
Z Women HURT
IN CRASH

Two women were injured last
night in = collision at Georgia Ave.
and Decatur st. n. W., between the
machines in which they were pas
sengers. Neither was seriously hurt.
The collision was between the
automobiles Of DR.. Paul Eanet, ss5
Decatur ST. ut. W., and George
Evans, coIored, $500 Ninth st. N.
w. Following the crash, Mrs.
Ethel Eanet, %, and Pearl Evans,
IS. were each treated at Garfield
Hospital for slight injuries.
Mrs. Leonora A. Jones, IS, 1106
Il st. NJ. w, suffered injuries to the
left leg and q possible fracture Of
the ribs when knocked down at
Pennsylvania Ave. and East Execu-
tive Ave. N. W., by an automobile
operated by Harry =. Newcomer,
4O2 Delafield st. N. W. She was
taken to Emergency Hospital, where
her condition was said to be not
serious.
Bernard johnson, coIored, s. 433
N st. N. W., was treated at Freed
mems Hospital for slight injuries
after he was knocked down near
his home by a light delivery truck.
The Washington times., 1928-02-21
BUREAU PROBE
IS BLOCKED

Representative Thomas L. Blan-
ton OF Texas il believed to have
blocked the inquiry which the Glib
SON subcommittee OF the House Dis
trict Committee was planning to
make into the failure of the Dis
trict Commissioners to adopt recon-.
mendations Of the Bureau OF Ell
ficiency.
When the subcommittee was re-
vised at the beginning of this
session OF Congress. Representative
Ernest w. Gibson of Vermont,
chairman, announced that his COM
mittee would review the investiga-
ton the efficiency bureau had made
during the summer. and check up
to see why the Commissioners had
not adopted many of the recon-
mendations which had resulted
from these probes.
He said that Herbert D. Brown,
director of the bureau. and the
commissioners would be called be-
fore the committee. As Brown had
made his Investigations at the com
mittee's request, it was a foregone
conclusion that the committee mem
bere would be sympathetic toward
I4lIlI ia ally AoAuS WANA SAA~ NPSA~A9
missioners,
But Blanton. who was at odds
with Brown, forced himself onto the
investigating committee, and ''balled
things up" He was q bitter critic
Of the bureau chief and was pub
licly questioning Browns authority
to investigate the District govern
ment.
In order to avoid an open break
between Brown and Blanton in the
committee session, COMMITTEES men,
bers avoided questioning the eff
ficiency expert on his relations
with the Commissioners. Blanton
was told that the COMMITTEES had
no Jurisdiction to investigate the
Bureau of Efficiency.
The Commissioners have never
been called, and the subcommittee
has now undertaken new investiga-
lions without completing their
check.up of last years.
Blanton has apparently lost in
terest in the committee work, and
has not attended a meeting for
weeks He evidently was only in
,tarested in IT AZ long a. Brown
was concerned.
The Washington times., 1928-02-21
SILENT STATIONS
wsMB, wEMc. wHAZ. WILT,
WOO. CFCA.

from the cradle to the grave yes
terday beginning as it did with the
unusually fine piano recital of IL
year-old Constance Russell during
the Kilt hour Of WRC and ending
at sometime early this morning
with the final victory of Stranger
Ed Lewis over Scissors Joe Stecker,
from KNOX, in about the deadest
form of broadcasting we've ever
heard: Wrestling has always been
a total loss as an amusement, to
us, and as radio material it is even
minus that. Pity the poor announcer
who is compelled to keep the heave-
by-heave description going during
the hours of it's monotonous prog
ress, as was the case last evening
and th morning.
In discussing the regular pro-
grams we'd like to devote more
space to the. wonderful Improvement
that has been shown in the singing
of Beatrice Belkin, Roxey's colora-
tura-and probably will some time.
She was easily the star of last
evenings early performance. Like
wise we might say a few yards
about the general excellence of the
Gypsies endeavors these days and
the entertainment offered by the
Time to Retire Boys" who are
making good rapidly with listeners.
But the end of the column has been
reached, there not even being room
to refer, to the very expert iazzing
Of the so-called classics by the
Mediterraneans from WIZ, which
made our entire living room group
alternately start with amaZement
and shake with chuckles for an
hour
The Washington times., 1928-02-21
Romping Around the Radio Dials s.nD, 3 MACK
BEST PROSPECTS

8 ,. m.-Audrey Blumsr and
Kitty Bennett, with SHADING
Compassionate, Washington. WRHF
'ss1' ,. m.--Radio George, wash
. p. m.-Bugs Baer, Willie Col
Her. Damon Runyon, Mill Gross,
Jack Lait and others Announcing
boxing bouts at Friarn Club, New
York. WGBs (348l.
10 D. rn.-Colby Hartman thea
ter gossip and Radio Movie Club,
Washington, WMAL (242).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
$3.50 D, m.--United States Navy
Band. Washington, WRC, WIZ,
m.-Charlea q. ROSS, Of the
st. Louis Post Dispatch, and Will
liam Tyler Page in votara Ser
vice program. Washington, WRC,
wEAF, wTIC. WAR, WTAG,
wCSH. WIFI, WGY, WSAI. WGN.
wTMJ, wCco. voc, WHO, WOW,
TAO .. m.-Announcsnnent Of
plans for Washington bicentenary
by George washington Ochs Cakes.
New York. WIZ. etc; National
MusicaIities. New York. WEAF,
WAR. WHO. WOW.
as. $50 p. m Nsrf'n derh g W NsE
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at annual dinner Of American I'm
stitute Of Mining and Metallurgy,
New York, WIZ. etc.
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1890 p. m.-Madrillon Orches-
ira, Washington, WRC (469).
f1.a0 n u-Jangaen Orchestra.