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FURNISHED BUNGALOW

4 rooms and bath; all modern; fur
sCHLOSs BROS. INV Co. Ii. 2Sis. =
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Help Wanted Female

LADIES-All or part time. to take orders
for beautiful, hand-loomed rugs; made
to order in any desired color combina-
ton: for bath and bedrooms. washable
and will last for years. Nothing like
them in stores. Women are delighted
with them. Good commission; no money
required. For interview at your home,
address Box G 308, Times.
WOAIEN--For house-to-house educational
work. Full or part time. Good PROPOSE
ton. Apply wk. days. l to 4. lis Penn
broke Arcade.
PIANIST for voice teacher.
in exchange for lessons. Address Times
Roy q All
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Help Wanted Male

SALESMAN - To sell our well-known
Futurity brand of 2 pants suits and top
coats at $29.50. on easy weekly payments
for hard worker. Apply to Mr.. Worley
at BROWNINGS. 118 E. Washington st,
PIANIST-A for voice teacher,
in exchange for lessons. Address Times
CARPENTER-St work for married
man, with some cash, who can move into
my house. Times, Box C306.
PAINTER WANTED-Reliable painter can
DUPLEX. Cali Lin. 1869 Eve. Ia 1902.
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BOY. TO LEARN TRADE-Indianapo
LitAograph Co. 63S N. East st.
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Situations Wanted Male

EXPERIENCED NAN-General houseWork.
cook or butler work. He. 3249.
COLORED MAN-Exp. in any line hotel
work. Best reference. Ri. 1857.
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Situations Wanted Female

COVERINGS like good position in
wages. viii say in home with children
all time. Miss Clara E. French, Cicero,
Ind.
CAFETERIA WORK-Or place in refined
home as maid. References. Lin. 6902.
EXP. FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
to take home. He. 3645.
EXP.-Reliable woman; laundry work in
homes. or to take home. He. 3248.
REFINED CONGENIAL NURSES yrs. hos
pital training Physician as ref. HUI 1885.
NEAT COLORED GIRL-Housework; week
ly or daily; reference. Ii. 1876.
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FOur-Room Semi-Modern
In frst-class condition. 2O38 Fern
way; s25 per month.
Waddy & Springer, Realtors
Ii. 5181. 1872 N. Delaware.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUESZ
Houses for Sale

GRANT, N, Al (FORMERLY GARFIELD)
Five rooms modern; Arcola hot water
heat; Pear garage; several fruit trees;
lot 4OXl5O; Will sell with small down pay
Ma. 442s. MR.. LEE. Ch 1854.
ONLY 500 DOWN
Balance Fad Ike rent. Dandy d 5-room bun
ment front porch, well, garage and fine
yard. Well cindered alley. Call MIR.
BOWER. Ii. 1920; evenings, Oh. 1924.
LEEDS AVE. 223-special bargain; 5-room
modern, good condition, to be sold at a
Hf EEdns saaled With 5cS crase R fsTms
Co, 1913 NJ. Delaware Ma. 584O. If. 1856.
NEW MODERN HOMES
$3.50 cash down; 5 rooms; close in: at
boulevard. Mr.. Smith Ma. 1914, with
BRIDGES & GRAVES co.
WINTHROP, 4226-Mod. 5-rm. brick bung.;
furn. or unfurn.; beautiful yard; abund-
sold at once. Best offer takes it.
DANDY NEW BUNGALOW-Only $3.50
down payment. balance monthly; 5-room,
bath; furnace furnace ele Stga lights shades ga
1 WILL-sell your property or trade, you
what you want. or build to suit; Call. we
Will talk 1T oyer. McI1ARSNEY. 26OS w.
Mich. Be. 1903. Be. 1852.
332 PROSPECT-Near Madison; 6-room
modern; $780, $3.50 cash, balance $50
month. Bargain MR. APPEL. Ri. 1888
BROOKSIDE AVE, 2326-8-room modern;
suitable for large family or duplex; bar
gain: $1,000. Owner, Ia. 6567.
TIBBs AVE, l628-Attractive, mod. 6-rm.
bungalow, garage. Terms Call owner,
"a p m. Lin. 1852; other times. Be. 0414.
IN BRIGHTWOOD-5-roo cottage, i'm
mediate possession; $4,000; well worth
$4,000. Call Mr.. kissing. Ri. 2638.
ARSENAL, N, .3O12-Mod. 5-rm. bung. :.
garage; small down paymt, balance like
rent. Frank Wright, HUI. 1881, Ri. 6776.
GRANT, l9l9-5-rm. English type bung.,
breakfast nook, fireplace, front drive.
| year old; sac, $500 equity. Oh. 2160-M.
5-ROOM BUNG.-Semi-mod. on easy
terms: at q very cheap price. Call be
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Wonderful Values

1927 Ford Coupe, wire wheels, 1926
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. ..... 325
1926 Oldsmobile Landau, like
new s..ssss...... ssssss''s' Ooo
1927 Hudson Coach. ...... 600
1926 Dodge Coupe .............. ATS
1925 Buick Standard Coach. 80. $50
1926 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan.,. 325
1925 Olds 4-door Sedan. ..... 425
1927 Olds 2-pass. Coupe. ...... $50
1924 Nash 7-pass. Sedan. 1896
1923 Buick Touring. ........... $50
1924 Hupp Touring. ........... ITS
1926 Odds Coach. ....,....... 495
1926 Oakland Coach. 495
1927 Oakland Coach. $50
1922 Marmon Touring ......... IT'S
1922 Ford Touring, good. ...." %
TERMS OR TRADE
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Business Opportunities

BRAND NEW-Store room in new theater
building; excellent business location in
thriving community; short or long time
lease At 1045 Virginia Ave. Oh. 0549,
between Z and 9 p. m. MIR. GRIST.
CIGAR STAND-In large hotel here in
city; no rent, heat or light to pay; nice
place for lady; $1,000 buys it. Business
Exchange. Lin. $500. $3.50 K. of P. Bid.
RESTAURANT-And Athletic Club clear
ing $85 weekly. Sacrifice. 1919 .. 10th.
DRY GOODS STORE.
1929 Central Ave.
DRY GOODS STORE.
204 State ST.
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.1M .LATHITROTPCM
\ MeNNcEEAIRLANIDNOf

400 N. Capitol Ave. MA 2480
Open Evenings and Sunday
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GROOM SEMI-MODERN
WHY RENT?
$3.50 DOWN
YOUR Used CAR \

as part payment on a home. We will
finance the balance on monthly payment
plan real chance for responsible buy
ers, with limited capital to own home.
Let us know what you want. Address
Times. Box $50
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Death Notices

GLENN, TIMOTHY J.-547 N. Gray. Hus-
band Of Anna May Riley Glenn. father
and joseph Glenn. Died March %, at
incent's Hospital. Funeral notice
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BuiIding and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting; re-
r9odeling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
,C4APANY. 136 N. Delaawre. Lin. $3.50.
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Room for Rent With Board

OLNEY, 1867 N.-Mothers care given chill
dren while mother works
18TH, W. 6O2-Attrac rm., pri., md. home:
or men pref. meals opt Ha 4477-W.
CIH5LDREN-To board; mothers care. Oh
ROOM-And board for children: mothers
care. Oh. 4709.
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Five-room semi-modern double: $40.
Fletcher Savings and Trust Co.
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LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
MARION FINANCE co.
LIN 1881 207 GUARANTY BLDG
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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YOUR Credit Is Good

a You b can pnone IN ySr c want aos and
tended to anyone who has no past due ac-
counts on our books. Avail yourself Of
you write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
AID Dept.
SHARE-Beautifully furn. apt, couple or
ladies' Ill. car. Ia 1929 after p. m.
l FURNISHED or unfurn. room for rent
Mrs Durham 2915 Annette St
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HAWTHORNE, s., 144-South side double;
rooms, semi-modern; $l8. Irv. OPP.
HIATT, 1413-4-room cottage; bath; water
paid. Inquire 1921 Howard. Be. 1912.
HIGH, 1O42-Rear; 5-room semi-modern;
$l6 month. Inquire 1912 High.
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WE BUY

REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS
ON
indianapolis and Marion County
property from titleholders. Mr..
Fry. THE WASHINGTON COM
PANY, PSI W. Washington st.
Main 0792
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Special Notices

ELECTREAT-Body massage machine; cor
reefs poor circulation and nervousness.
Jean Skinner, 1l12 Central. Apt. K. Lii.
1878.
U. s. GOVERNMENT JOB-$95 to $225
month; steady work; men. 1915: coach
YOU. 1907 City Trust Bldg.
MESSAGES Baths. Special treatments
for colds, etc. Graduate nurse. Ha. 3504-J.
DRESSMAKING = Alterations: reasonable
pricesM 800 E. Walnut. Ri. 1881
ANTAD-Elderly people or invalids in
pri. 4me; cd. care; prices reas. Be. 1885,
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LAUREL. 1856 rooms stories. single
house; semi-modern; newly painted. dec
grated: Sl8. Ia 6250.
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Houses for Rent

DAMS ST, 1885,. rooms; modern; ga
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1882 LAMBERT ST.

Six rooms; clean and nicely decorated:
modern except furnace $25.
SCHMID g. SMITH, INC, REALTORS;
40 N Delaware Ma 40aR
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Transportation
Lost and Found

BLLFOLD-Lost money and railroad pass.
Call He. 3495. Reward.
BOX of auto MECHANIC tools lost near
Blaine and wilkins SITS. West Indian
apolis. Reward. Ma. 1903.
CAT-Orange and white; long haired fe-
male; name Charity; strayed from 1919
New Jersey. Liberal reward.
COLLIE--Male; license 3422. Reward. Call
Ri. 2169.
car. DR.. 2419. Reward.
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Lots for Sale

VACANT LOTS-Shriver W. 9th St., $40
ST. Broadway, w. 37th; also acre lots
Will build on any to suit. Small pay
ments, terms. BOTH ST. r. E. AGENCY
Tai 6531.
PARK AVE.-Near 61st: SOFT lot; all imp
in: right price. owner. Ii. 4453.
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Coal and Wood
70 CHARGE FOR wHEEL-IN

DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE-In buying be-
HOOSiER BRICK AND COAL co.
He. 1881. he. 1882
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Houses and Flats Furnished

BEvILLE, N. 829-Furnished fiat rooms
and bath: adults; $12.50. Oh. 1881.
BOSART, 933-Furn. Arm. house; semi
mod; Enclosed back porch; gar; s38.
CHADWICK 9l6-3-rm house; furn.: $3.50
week. Call 918la Chadwick
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5-ROOM BUNG.-Semi-mod on easy
terms: at a very cheap price. Call be
convinced. McTarSney. Re. 26Q2, BE. 2a52,
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FOUNTAIN SQUARES rooms. semi-mod f;
water. gas. electricity. Phone DR.. 30l8.
GRACELAND, 42O9-4-rm. mod. doub. bun
galow; newly deco; hdwood; gar; $40.
Wa. h472
Evening star., 1928-03-21

Employment in Canada in 1927 was
avier than any other year since 1920.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

that such action should be brought
about If practically possible prior to
the meeting of the Conference ON Limi-
tation OF Naval Armaments in 1881"
The House bill is now awaiting Sem
ate action with no date set even tenta-
lively for consideration. 1t is still in
the hands of the naval committee.
On its face. the Borah amendment
raised the questions that underlay much
of the friction at Geneva that resulted
in the collapse Of the hree-power naval
conference called by President Coolidge
to extend treaty limitations to other
classes of warcraft than battleships and
airplane carriers The conference
cracked up over failure of the British
and Mexican delegations to reach any
thing vuagely resembling a common
ground on the question of cruiser
strength to be maintained by each
power, or what type of ships should
be included in cruiser agreements.
Behind that stand the old wartime
between the United States
and Great Britain over neutral rights
at sea, left unsettled when the United
States entered the World War.
War
If the Borah amendment should be
successful in bringing about an inter-
agreement on wartime rules
Of sea warfare and rights of neutralS
before 1891, when the Washington 5-5-3
ratio naval treaty is to come up for
such suggested changes as the five
Signatory powers may care TO advance.
the question Of relative
armament would be on q different foot
ing at that time.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

compared with an authorized strength
OF S,4e9.
Enlisted Personnel Of $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-03-21
COUZENS LAUNCHES
ATTACK ON MELLON;
ASKS RESIGNATION
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
election contest In Pennsylvania, and
yet in the same contest $1,804,979 was
expended in behalf of another candi-
date, and
Andrew w. Mellon was large con-
tributor to this campaign. was par
ticipant as speaker and defended con-
tributions to this campaign on the
ground that they were like unto con-
tributions to church. and
Section 243 Of tho Revised Statutes
Of the United States makes it crimi-
nal oiIenSe for amy person appointed
to the Office of the Secretary of the
Treasury TO be directly or indirectly
concerned or interested In carrying on
the business of trade or commerce" and
Holdings Condemned.
Andrew w Mellon. Secretary of the
Treasury. is stakeholder, and. there
fore. is directly and indirectly interest
ed in carrying on the business of trade
or commerce in corporations such as
Gulf Oil Corporation, Gulf Refining
Corporation, Gulf Production Co, Gulf
Pipe Line Co, Gulf Refining Co. of
Louisiana, Gypsy Oil Co, Gulf Pipe
Line Co. of Oklahoma, Mexican Gulf
OIL Co, Southern American Gulf Oil
Co, Panama Gulf Oil Co, Aluminium
Co. of America and other corporations,
named by former Senator Ernst in a
speech prepared In the Treasury De-
partment and as recorded in the Con-
ereSSional Record of March IA, 1925,
and
The Senate of the United States. in
the only analogous case on record, de-
clared that the Secretary of the Treas
Evening star., 1928-03-21
oil FUND CHARGES
ASSA|LED BY SMITH
Governor, in Letter to Nye,
Brands Allegations "Dem-
auogic SANDER"

Ry the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. ", March 2l.-Gov
Smith resents as infamous insinuations
and denaSogic slander" statements
made on the fioor OF the United States
senate which he thinks were uttered
with the intention Of niakinS people be-
,,sve he was beneficiary of the OH
scandals.
The governor used those terms IN
letter 70 Senator Nye Of North Dakota
Ssrn.inc a statement by the Senator
.sfalse" and ''reclleSSly made. Ine
,etfer referred TO q similar statement oy
senator Robinson Of Indiana. senator
Nve had said that he understood tnat
in the New York State campaign OF
$3.50 Harry F. Sinclair was very no.
eral contributor to the governor
cause.
Denies Sinclair Aided.
The governors letter said that search
OF official records confirmed his recolec-
ton that Sinclair never contributed 10
the governors campaign fund either IN
1870 or any other time he ran for ONCE.
After the letter was sent the governor
vas informed that the records showed
two contributions by Sinclair to the New
York County Democratic committee
CTsmmany HalD. boil Ting Smith
eubernatorial campaigns. Nne in 1918.
was for 1000: the other. in 1926.
amounted TO $250. The Tanamany Hall
fund was independent Of the Demo-
cratic State committee fund.
The governor was informed that the
records Of the secretary Of state of New
York also disclosed that Sinclair had
contributed 5000 to the Republican
State committee in 1922. during the cam
paign IN which Nathan L. Miller de-
feated Gov. Smith.
Cites Error In Dates.
Senator Nye had said that after the
campaign Of 1920, Sinclair was appoint
ed . member OF the New York State
Racing Commission. The governors
letter 70 Senator Nye points out that
the governor failed of reelection in
1870. and that Sinclair was appointed
TO the racing commission months prior
20 that election, some four years before
there was any thought OF the oil
scandal.
Il do not propose" continued the let
ter. that either you or Senator Robin
son shall escape public humiliation for
the infamous inSinuations YOU have
made. You evidently calculated that
people would be misled into believing
that I was IN some way beneficiary of
the OIL scandals This. no doubt, is
q Republican counsel Of desperation"
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(Contlnued from flrSC FaSeJ
compared with an authorized strength
OF S,4ee.
Enlisted Personnel Of Ss,2so.
The bill provided for maintenance for
another year of an enlisted personnel
Of $3.50 men.
For completing modernization of the
hattleshipS Nevada and Oklahoma So
$4,000 was provided, and for the
Merchant Marine Naval Reserve $4S.-
sos was allocated. The committee said
the general Navy pay allotment would
care for affect Reserve" of i.0Se ofh-
GERS and 1896 enlisted men, and also
for a Volunteer Reserve" OF 2,607 offi-
GERS and l0,S45 men.
Other appropriations included; For
care of the Guam Island lepers, S35.-
600: for naval training stations III Cali
fornia, $4,000; Rhode Island, $245.-
600: Great Lakes, S270,000, and Hamp-
ton Roads. $245 .000 and for the Naval
War College, Rhode Island. $4,000.
The same number of ships now in
service, SlS, would be retained in COM
mission. and funds were included to
continue in condition the S8 decom-
misSioned deStroyerS at Philadelphla
and the rs at San Diego.
PROGRESS has been made in assem-
bling outfits for all such vessels, the
committee said. and as to the group at
San Diego il has been possible to ef-
feet repair work of a nature distin-
guished from preservation against de-
terioration."
Senator Borah gave the Navy building
program project a new twist yesterday
with a proposed amendment to the
House bill designed to urge his plan
for codification of international law.
Specifically. his amendment would
add new section declaring that Con-
sress favors - restatement and re-
codification of the rules OF law govern
ing the conduct of belligerents and
neutrals in war at sea" and adding
Evening star., 1928-03-21

ury could not be financially interested
in trade or commerce. and
1.-THE Government of the United
States was defrauded out of sol 900 in
the tax case of the Mellon National
Bank, the Union Trust Co. and the
Union Savings Bank, while Andrew W.
Mellon was Secretary Of the Treasury,
and
Andrew w. Mellon, as Secretary Of
the Treasury, benefited through indie
fensible decisions in the tax case of the
Gulf Oil Co. as disclosed by the select
committee of the Senate appointed to
investigate the Bureau OF Internal Rev.
enue, and
Corruption Charged.
There was much evidence of cor
ruption, favoritism, violation OF the law
and illegal settlement with certain large
taxpayers reported by the select COM
mittee Of the Senate appointed to in
vestigate the Bureau of Internal Rev.
enue. and
Andrew w. Metlon was responsible
for this condition. and
Throughout all of the administra-
ton of said Andrew w. Mellon there
runs an indifference to the Law. con-
tempt for the law, defiance of law,
and
An indifference to law. defiance
Evening star., 1928-03-21

Of law, and contempt for law upon the
part of those sworn to uphold and de-
fend the Constitution and laws of the
United States breeds and encourages
indifference and disrespect for law upon
the part Of other employees of the Gov
ernment and upon the part Of citizens
and employees of the Government and
upon the part of citizens and thereby
contributes to and does undermine and
eventually will destroy the Government
OF the United States, and
1.-THE Senate of the United States has
confirmed the appointment of Andrew
w. Mellon as Secretary of the Treas
ury and to that extent has assumed re-
sponsibility for him"
Senator Reed, Republican. Pennsyl-
vania, an intimate friend and supporter
of Secretary Mellon. Is expected to lead
the defense of the Treasury head when
the resolution is brought to the floor
In brief exchange with its author
yesterday after it had been read to the
Senate. Reed declared:
Il take 1t we may assume that Mr..
Mellon is otherwise all right"
Il won't admit that" retorted the
Michigan member.
Employment in Canada in 1927 was
poVipr than anv othay Vtoar efooa 1no0
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Mill to Be Rebuilt.
nisnatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
LURAY. Va. March 2l-Plans have
been made for the rebuilding Of the
Stanley Mill, located in Marksville dis
trict, this county. which burned to the
ground several weeks ago.
Evening star., 1928-03-21
HELD ON BRIBE CHARGE.
Man Accused Of Attempt to 'Buy
OF" Policeman.

Charged with brihing g policeman
70 prevent his arrest for the alleged
transportating of intoxicants, James
White was indicted today by the grand
Jury.
II is claimed that when Policeman
Anthony Richitt of the fourth precinct
stopped White on Delaware avenue
southwest between G and Fl streets
October is the accused handed the
o1cer two five-dollar bills. The on
Ger turned the money In at the station
and reported the case
Evening star., 1928-03-21
$3.50, 10000 NAVAL
APPROPRIATION BILL
REPORTED TO HOUSE

Continued from First Page,)
The Washington times., 1928-01-10
S74 TEAMS IN
HEARST SHOOT

with tho greatest n1nsbeF Of teams
eutered In the William Randolph
Heart Trophy Shoot matches, fir-
ing VIII start this week on the Off
ciaI targets distrIbafted to the cadets
art the Reserve Officers Training
Corps units which are to make bid
Cor the coVeted trophies.
Col. George Med. Weeks, Sixth
Corps Area, u. s. A., whe has been
DESIGNATED BY the Secretary of War
e. official referee Of the competition,
reports total OF a74 teams already
registered. This Ii an increase OF
as teams over the total which COM
peted for the championships in
1926s27.
The senior units. composed Of
teens from universities and col
leges, show an entry list Of 1e7
teams, with the high schools having
Isl entered. and the military acad-
ennies so.
The cadets are given until April
! 5. to complies their firing. AL
kaRRets containing their official
scores must be submitted TO Colonel
pVeelfs by Aoril s2K, when the ma
ksonai ana lliVisional clarnpionships
viii Be detsrrnfned.
yery team en- te1 al viii conduct
ate firing under the direct supervf-
sion end regulations DE- the United
States Army, There are AZ Officers
and 100 ppncomna toned or Ulcers in
the garious schools having r. o. T..
alntts, and ali zfargets must be
certified BY these Instructors bsforel
accepted for record
Owing ~ the wide extent and big
entry into tile Hearst Rifle Trophy
Sheet the winners uf eacla Df the
class flcatipns ere generally sdited
With the rational champion
PeTetazak cups. which must Be won
Tor three consecutive gears by any
ple unit 10 10 Eatained permanently.
are awarded to the national cham
lions 4oE her with solid gold medals
FOR each OF the tive members nf The
respective teams.
This Il the seventh year Of the
national Hearst rifle championships
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YOUNG BURG[ Ar
IS SUICIDE
n international News ssryios

NEW YORK. Ian. 10.-A boy
burglar. surprised while robbing the
apartment Of Mrs. Meyer Rotl1s-
child, opened d window and jumped.
to his death II the courtyard six
floors below. He was frightened by
Mrs. RothschiId's screams.
The youth was identified as Harry
Gordon is. In his pockets police
found 4 bracelet set with 81 dia-,
mOnds, two wrist watches and three
rings.
Gordon,s father said today that
the boy had been dismissed. from.
high school two weeks ago for noEAA
attendance. Tainted by his classA
mates because he was subject to-
attacks OF epilepsy, the boy was be
Iieved to have turned to burglary
as the only Career left.
The Washington times., 1928-01-10
DR.. Marvin, Of G. w. u,
Lauds Parent Teacher

Parent. Teacher associations have
caused 4 demand for better teachers
I'm the school and universities, DIR.
i(loyd w. Marvin, president Of
George washington University. de-
ciared last night 1T the opening
session 81 the publicity institute OF
the District Congress OF parent
teacher associations.
Dr. Marvin also stated that a
specialist in adult education would
be installed ct the University ~
September. He extended invita-
tons to executives OF the associa-
tion to receive training under this
aneciaIfwt