Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 36

s - PR C I INDIANS EAD SUT OER LA LEAE Fall-Sinclair Mentioned as Quapaws Claim Lead Com- pany Failed to Bid. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928. <h 16.—The wealthy ve returned to their & decision in their on tribal lands held cher Lead Co., which loge were made without © bidding while Albert B. Fall of the Interior. e Frankimn E. Kennamer inder advisement last ded with defense Fall had nothing Ready Tomorrow—Another Lot of Hand-Embroidered Decorative Pieces HALF PRICE The values are equally as attractive and the variety even greater than we've ever offered before—an opportunity housewives will welcome to secure one or more of these pieces for home decoration, for wedding, engagement and birthday gifts, as well as prizes. 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