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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-30
BEST EXHIBIT
T AT AIR SHOW
j. TO Get TROPHY
New York Firm Donates
Prize; Veterans Are
HonOred Today.

Best Of the many displays al the
Indianapolis Aircraft Show being
staged this week at the Indiana
state fairgrounds will receive a val
liable trophy, it was announced TO-
dsy by Lee H. Hotel, show man
eyer.
This special aviation trophy was
presented the show management oy
T. J. Gregory Of the Johnson Com
panv of New York City, exhibitors
OF aviation medals, at the exposi
ton.
This show certainly is the most
colorful and interesting of aircraft
expositions ever held in a city the
size Of Indianapolis Mr.. Gregory,
a veteran show exhibitor, said in
presenting the trophy for award
TO the best exhibit The trophy will
be awarded Friday night
Veterans will receive special at
tention at the exposition today and
Friday will be Pilots day. On Sat-
urday the Boy Scouts will show
their aviation activities and several
hundred scouts will be guests of
the show management. Sunday will
be the flyaway day.
One of the most attractive of the
exhibits is the United States army
display IN charge of S. G. ,SOmers
OF the Wright field at Dayton. O.
There is a cut-aWay Wright is mo-
tor showing every working part.
Photographs Of the army air activi-
ties are displayed in a lighted case.
Seat, lap and training parachutes
are shown 10 the air enthusiasts in
one part Of the exhibit. Much in
terest IS centered around the
earth induction compass which
proved so successful in the fight of
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh.
A model dirigible attracts much
attention and a working model of
an airplane fuel system attracts
crowds The inflated rubber life raft
illustrates the safety facilities avail
able over the water flying
Brigadier- General William Z.
Gilmore head OF the material d.
vision at Wright field, was instru-
mental in loaning the exhibit to the
show management.
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Death Notices

BOOK. GEORGE w-ASe So. died Mon
ds~. NAV - Private funeral al FlanneT
& Buchanan Mortuarv. FRIDAY. > p III.
Private burial a. Crown Hill Please
omit flowers.
PIERCE. HENRY DOUGLASS-Died Nav
as 1929 IN tho 82nd wear Of his life Me
mortal services AZ his home. 1915 n. Nc
ridisu St on FRIDAY Nav 81 G o clock.
followed bv committal services az Crown
Hill Friends are invited ~ attend
kindly omit flowers.
SMITH. MARY PAULINE Daughter OF the
Rev and Mrs E. Smith. passed away
Fl tire family residence SIS Z. 18th St.
Wednesday morning Services FRIDAY at
$50 2 NJ az the Third Christian church
Friends invited Burial Crown I'M
WOODS. MARTHA LOUISE-Age - years.
beloved wife Of Harry Woods. mother OF
Theims Clark. passed away TueSoay-
Nav IS. SIS ?. m Funeral Frleay-
Nav 81 az residence. lIo3 Gooolet
Friends invited Burial Floral PARK
cemetery. Friends NAV call at residence
after T III WednesGav-
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ADMITS STEALING RING
Suspect Arrested Attempting to Sell
Sis Diamond.

Attempting to "peddle" a s125
diamond ring to pedestrians at ILL
nois and Court streets early today,
Fred WEIGH, %, of Wheeling, w Va,
was picked up by Sergeant Lea
Troutman and charged with grand
larceny and vagrancy when he is
alleged to have confessed stealing
the ring.
Detectives said they drew an ad-
mission from WEIGH that he stole
the ring from Miss Esther Dixon.
5000 Park avenue. at the Indiana
ballroom Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-30
SPEAKS ON EVOLUTION
Wrong Thinking Blamed for
Religious Quarrel

Misunderstanding between science
and religion was laid at the doors
OF ministers and scientists, vino
have beer, misguided in their think
ing by DR.. Jonathan Rigdon, presi =
dent of the Central Normal college,
Wednesday night in an address be-
fore the Bible Investigation Club at
the Y. NJ. c. A. His subject was
''What Evolution Does to Religion. 8"
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Legal Notices


AUCTION SALE-Legsl notice Notice IS
offer for sale ct their place of business
4i5-447 East Court Street Indianapolis.
Indiana. Thursday. June g. 1929 at nine
o'clock in the morning the following per-
sonal property, ! lot of household goods
stored under the names Of w. r. Read.
Lillian Smith. r. True. Florence Watson.
SAID sale being made TO defrav expense
or storage and other charges. Sale viii
be for cash ano public. SANITARY
STORAGE COMPANY
STATE OF INDIANA
DEPARTMENT or STATE
To All % Whom These Presents Shall
Come. Grectinc,
J. Otto G. Fiheid. Secretary OF State
o. the State Of Indiana hereby certify
that the Indiana Industrial Laboratories.
Incorporated. has this dav fled in the
Office of the Secretary OF State OF the
Statc Of Indiana. the properly signed and
atteSted consents. statements and papers
REQUIRED by Section p OF an Act entitled
An Act Concerning the Organization and
Control Of Corporation for Profit" ap-
proved February 26th. 1921.
Md 7 further certify that such written
Consents. statements and papers so fled
Is aforesaid. show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied with
the provisions or said Section "a and that
SAID corporation is now in process OF dis
solution
I'm witness Whereof I have hcreunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
State OF Indiana. AZ the CITY OF Indian
spciS. this END dav Of Nav a d 1929
OTTO C FIFIELD
Secretary OF state.
b J HIRAM JOHNSTON.
Assistant Deputy
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Business Announcement

PAINTING House. signs: get our estimate;
E 3 Goodloe Ten mo. payment plan II
desired. Formerl vat the courthouse. Ii.
o56l.
PAINTING Interior ana exterior; best
mate. and wkmnship. ONeal Dr.. 28s4-M
PATNTING-Best material. experienced:
careful work reasonable. He 1921.
PAPER HANGING-Pa Painting. plastering:
general repair work. On. 0459
PAPER HANGING Estimates free. 1929
samples. FRANK JACKSON. Oh. 2oo4.
PAPER HANGING
Call after ?. n. Il. 9ll6
PAPER CLEANED-si per room: painting
Call Garden, Dr.. 1888 "
PAPER observation-disclosures cleaning Of
all kinds. painting. JONES. Ia. NOW
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING and painting.
high-class work. Oh. 05l2.
PAPER HANGING5mo-Asndd, painting ting, E4Tk
PAPER CLEANED-No room over 81.
Work. guar. Call sCANLON. Ri. 1903.
REARING ON HOUsES-Garages. new
fences Building by contract; Estlmates'
permits. U. L. Noel. II. 4I28. Il4o PARK
EXPERT WALL PAPER
CLEANERS
All work guaranteed. Call II. $3.50.
RUGS CLEANED-9x12, $3.50. Call for
del: lo-da spec. Kemer Rug Co. Oh. 1886.
WALL PAPER CLEANING; PAINT WASH
ING-Price reas, first class work guar
anteed NJ Hi. RI. 0349. ANYTIME
WALL PAPER-Remored by steam; save
time and money. TANNER. Ri. 1912.
WALL PAPER-And hardwood floors
cleaned. work guar Hu. 4040. On. o9o9:
WHITE WASH-Sprayed; chemically treat
ed to kill germs: DESTROYS doors. Oh. 4372
ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING INSTALLED
AT REASONABLE PRICES Ia 4O57
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ELECTRIC wAsHER-A-l condition; real
barg for SIS. 2602 Brookslde Oh. 2436
BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE CO.-a6s
Virginia Ave; furniture rugs; stoves
Te1rieerators new 9 a69 Vse crsit FstS
terms. Open evenings. Dr. 1867.
WINDS OF The WESTERN SEA-Are not
as comfortable as N4rAlr 1 Ee4Jj- IA tors.
MACHINE co. ventilstne. Engineers. 1876
S. Meridian St Ii. 24ol -o2.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside or in
side IS colors and white. sl.59 gallon
$50 S Meridian St RI. $3.50.
TWO-CAP GARAGE-15x20; nr siding, roll
roofing sash and doors. Will build for
$50 WESTERN WRECKING co. Be
1890. 1882 W Washington 81.
FOR SALE-Household goods. estate Of
Christina Burton. June between 2 and
O'Clock 1928 North New jersey street.
CHEAP-Refrigerato gas stove. kitchen
cabinet chlds bed. daveno. chairs.
naeazine rack. Oh. 3428-J
BUY YOUR
Waterproof truck covers.
Tarpaulins and canvas covers ic,ee
covers sny size tent Iq6f'u d9ck ruc or
ANYTHING made of canvas. direct. from
manufacturer and save money All sizes
PAULIN 4 CANVAS GOODS CO. 1902
w. washington.
USED FURNITURE MARKET
we need the room for our new mer-
chandise and have priced the. following
items much lower than We allowed for
them in exchange on new furniture.
Overstuffed suites 3-pc ........-., $50 oU
Cain and velour suites 3-pc. ...... $3.50
Leather daveno suite, 3-pc ....'... Y %
Side boards OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 990
Dining tables ...-.....'.-'.''.. sly
Dining chairs observation-disclosures. 10
Cash or Credit
In Our Bargain Basement
III ". WASH. ST.
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AMBASSADOR APARTMENT

Beautiful ultra modern. furnished or
unfurnishe6: 5000 and up. Daily OF
monthly rates. Hotel Service. Phone Ri
1871 or call at building. $50 N. Pennsyl-
yania.
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In Men1orion1 Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
az Francis Ernest Behler. who passed
away Nav Is 1920
me flowers We place upon YOUR grave,
Nav vitheT and decay
But our love for YOU. dear buooN.
WI never pass swsv- -
MOTHER. DAD AND SISTER.
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Special Notices
Instructions

PIANO-And harmony lessons: fun hour
81. graduate teacher. Ri. 5000.
PIANO LESSONS graduate teache; 81
Oh. 4417-W.
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USED FURNITURE MARKET
Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-1o carloads Of furniture. i'm
mediately; best prices. Call RI. 20l9.
Mr.. PIERCE.
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Pets and Live Stock

I WILL sELL-Hugh de Forrest. sired by
The de FORREST dam cod Eva Fh TG Ip2;i7I5
Ill, for feed, care and shoeing bill, on
June D. 1929. at barn. L Indiana state
Playground. indianapolis. at 10 o'clock
I. m. BERT HUSHAW.
WE have 200 baby turkeys. two weeks old;
also plenty of baby chicks and brooded
BoYER's HATCHERY,
81 N. Delaware. Ri. 5470.
RABBITS Low prices on prize winner
breeding SIX DAVID'S. rear 1886 Mass Az
POLICE DOG-FemaIe, 8 mo- old; beautiful
markings: $50. 29l1 Moore Ave.
BOSTON TERRIER-Puppies. nice pedigree;
reasonable. 953 N. DreXel.
DOGS-FulI blooded Coaches; male: eHgi-
bic registration. 434 Grant II. 1877.
GUINEA PIGS-Carefully selected; fine
bred; $50 and up. 1919 Blaine Ave
INCUBATOR-Buc $50 eggs; used
once; cost S35; sell $25. Wa 3091.
CANARIES-In full song; mated and
sitting. DR.. 1920.
BOSTON PUPPIES-Champion sired pedi-
greed SOS. 2009 Jones st. Bel. 2137-W.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-30
Business Opportunities

SHELBY. 1873 rms: nice store room;
rented at SOS per mo-. barg. DR.. 535O.
EOUSE-11 rooms; close in;
leaving city. owner Ri. 977l.
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Barter and SUop
Coal and Wood

FORD SLIP ON TRUCK, 1925-For sale
or trade for paper hanging. Oh. 1854.
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Apartments for Rent
Houses and Flats Furnished

WASH. E. 1923 modern rms. upstairs
water. heat furn- Ii 405l.
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Real Estate for Exchange

EQUITY-In 5-rm. strictly modern home,
for good used car reasonable. or cash.
1851 English Ave. DR.. TAP.
baths: fine location. owner. Ri. 4749.
CLEAR-40-acre farm; good improvements
for east side property. Oh. 3574-M.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-30

DUIIIIIICI 7 4ONN
KINDLING WITH EACH TON
BETHEL COAL co.
D CaVen St. DR. 52OO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-30

RADIO REPAIR-By experts, aerials:
eliminators. spkers. or any make sets we
Know How. EAST END RADIO. On 4055.
CROsLEY RADIO-6 tube console cabinet:
leaving city Priced to sell Hu. 4949.
RADIOLA-Used / month; original cost
$3.50: selling. s400 Ia. 2552
BARGAINS-For cash in new and used
radios. 1879 w 10th st. Ii. 1891
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K1NDLING WITH EACH TON
Best Va block, in, fkd. ......... So 25
Rest Va In, in. clean fkd., 6.25
Best Ind. IN or egg fkd. .....-... 40
Dr 4621 1910 Bluff Ave
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Store-Omce Supplies
Radio and Equipment

ATWATER KENT-Radio complete with
tubes and speakers; $50 so; IS down.
Terms. Claypool Music Shop. 1903 W
WaShinptnn ST
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY BUGGY-Ivory Reed. excellent con-
dition. real barg. Dr. 40l9-J
BREAKFAST sET-s125o: china closet.
$3.50; dresser. $3.50. 1912 S Meridian.
BREAKFAST sET-Beautiful 9-pc dining
rm.. 2-pc. living room, 3-pc. bedrn., rugs,
Coxwells. 2428 n. Meridian.
DINING ROOM SUITE-8-pc.: slightly
used, s45 242S n. Meridian.
DINING ROOM SUITE-9 pcs. uphols-
tered; good condition; $3.50. Hu. 2511.
ICE BOXES
Tested and approved by Columbia Uni
versity Trade in your old refrigerator
Two more carloads of our scientifically
6 6S5a zee boxes ''S' received Ia
POLAR ICE AND FUEL
COMPANY
Salesroom 1000 Northwestern Ave.
ICE BOX-I00 lbs, SO: stove, So; child S
bed, $3.50; Fada radio. 1913 Z. Wash.
PRESSING MACHINE-LIKE NEW WILL
SACRIFICE. sos E. 18Th ST. IA. 1864.
RIDING HABIT-English tweed; nearly
new: size So; tan boots lie 5iz; very
reasonable. Ia 1929.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
ELECTRIC drop heads. repair all makes
USED WAsHERs-Rebuilt and guaranteed;
payments, ELECTRIC Appliance Clearing
ELECTRIC WASHERS-Just floor dem
constructors left: SIS cash. PATTERSON
SHADE &C Srd floor WooIvortf1 Bldg 2
z, Wash. St, Elevator service,
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The Commander Regal Coupe
for four carries two passengers
in front. two more in COM
Portable rumble seat, the rear
window lowers for added ven
tilati and freShability,
trimmed in beautiful mohair
inside with genuine spanish
leather in the rumble seat,
rainted a beautiful apple green
, and fully equipped with disc
e. wheels. bumpers shock abb
81 sorbers, etc. A champion
4 seae,. car and only $897.50
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Buick Standard 6 Coach

A light five-passenger two
door sedan. has a trunk
mounted on the rear. q con-
dition of this car throughout
is above reproach, has good
tires, is in excellent, mechani-
cal condition. and If you are
looking for a Buick, you can't
possibly go wrong on this. Our
five days driving trial protects
YOU. Today only S4S725.
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Nash

Four hundred series. has pon-
llariZed Nash automobiles to
the extent that every body
wants one. We have in stock
a model 270, five passenger Sc
dan. One OF those beautiful
light green models with luxuri-
Gus interior appearance Nash
quality has always been as good
as it is today. Don't fail to
see this car If you are looking
for the most that your money
Will buy at S78750.
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955 n. Meridian

1927 Hudson Sedan 49,. $685.
Tyo-tone. f-door. perfect.
1927 Ford Tudor ........$255
Wire wheels, like ne7
1927 Ford Coupe ......... $245
spsedometer. wire wheels etc
1927 Chevrolet Rdstr. 1925
Truly q sport lob.
. 1921 Buick Sedan ...... 1925
Master s. No trade at this ridiculousy
low price. Finish and upholstery Ike neT.
1926 Chrysler 10 Coupe S645
ROYAL; rumbl. seat etc
1926 Oakland Coupe .....t4i5
Landau, Ike new.
1926 Hudson Brougham 1895
New Goodyear tires. neT Duco.
1926 Dodge Coupe ......$345
Business mems. ue7 Duco, etc.
1926 Gardner Rdstr, 1915
Rumble seat etc. Truly sweet
1926 Ford Coupe ........ $135
1926 Hudson Coach $3.50
New tires. etc.
1926 Ford Panel Truck $50
Special BODY.
1925 Mod. Hudson Ch.....$175
In exccllsnt cca-. ion.
1925 Studebaker Coach. 1926
A special; truly bargain.
1875 Marmon "a .......$275
7-oass. touring; new paint.
1926 Ford Coupe ........$115
new t.rss.
1925 Jewett Brougham $l35
Runs fine.
1926 Studebaker Coach .$345
Perfect throughout.
. 1924 Nash Abr. Sedan. 1925
Absolutely Ike new; truly a family car.
1924 Oakland Touring 1925
Good finish: runs good.
1924 Buick Master Sed. 1926
A real bargain.
1924 Ford Coupe ........ $50
a give away.
1924 Dodge Coupe $500. $145
Plenty of transportation.
1924 Marmon Phaeton 1925
Looks and runs fine
1924 Nash Touring ISIS
A dandy; good tires.
Don't forget-the best of
terms and the very
best of trade.
Don Ball Auto Co.
955 n. Meridian. RI. 1911
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Try to Equal
These Prices
314 Cadillac

Seven passenger sedan. here
is an opportunity for YOU to
ride in one Of Americas fines.
automobiles without having 10
pay the penalty OF the new car
price. This car has been thor
oughly inspected and passed g
K: refnished in beautiful Po
Royce Blue, two toned with
Gold trimming, upholstered ss
YOU know in the finest quality
Of nohatr. has good tires. nickel
is all new. This car has been
used very little. Remember il
IS Cadillac and only Sl.16T50
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ClrysIer Finer Seventy
Sedan

Here is the car for you. fun
of snap, beautiful in appear
ance, has excellent tires and
has had the best Of care, fin
ished in beautiful Chrysler blue,
interior fnish has had the best
of care. It is only necessary
for you to inspect this car to
decide to buy it at this IN
usually low price OF S797.50.
The Washington times., 1929-12-12
PAGES
JOIN SCOUTS

Pages of the United States Sen
ate have organized Boy Scout
troop. Il OF the 81 youths who
served on the Senate floor having
qualified for membership.
Charles e. Jackson, secretary to
Senator Smith of South Carolina
has been selected as scoutmaster,
and Deco Thompson as assistant
scoutmaster!
The affairs of the troop are be-
ing handled by committee con-
Sisting of the Rev. 2. B. Phillips,
chaplain Of the Senate; Senator
James CouzenS of Michigan; Sen
ator William E. Brock Of Tennes-
see; G. A. Loeffler, Edwin A. Hal
sey. Howard C. Foster and Leslie
Biffle. Arrangements have been
made to assign a room in the Sen
ate Office Building as headquar.
tiers for the troop.
The boys who have joined the
troop are Charles E. Ahearn. Ches-
teriH. Clarke, L. r. Porter, Samuel
Griffin. e. s. Mitchell, Thomas r.
Brodigan, Arlington j. Davis,
Frank j. Kearney. Walter S. Reid,
C. E. LeCompte, Philip j. Bassford,
Tom Seward, James F.. Coleman
and Philip Joachim.
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Medium CaseArouses
Wide Interest

Members of the National Spir,
itualists Association OF America
are watching Judge Ralph Given
at the local Police Court with
interest. Judge Given is hearing
the case of the District of Co
lumbia versus Ida M. Stack, 500
block Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.,
wife Of Harry Strack, secretary
Of the organization.
Mrs. Strack is being tried on
a charge of being an unlicensed
medium. The evidence brought
out during the trial which has
been continued to permit the de-
tense to file a brief, are, that
Mrs. Strack, an ordained min
lister and assistant pastor of the
Unity Spiritualists Church, gave
two private readings to two mem
bers of the Woman's Bureau, for
which the latter paid 81 each.
This money was the customary
contribution made to the church
on. such occasions, defense law
yers maintain and is part of
church ritual which cannot be
regulated by law.
The prosecution contends this
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HEAD.
ATTACKED BY
REP. SCHAFER

The alleged activities Of Or.
william H. White, superintendent
Of st. EIizabeths Hospital, in
noi1-governrnental matters again
is the subject Of attack in the
House by Representative Schafer,
Republican, of Wisconsin.
Schafer declared on the floor
Of the House that, despite DR..
Whites statement that he was
obliged to stay at st. Elizabeths,
the physician has gone away at
least twice to testify in court
cases. During the famous Leo
pOld-Loeb case, Representative
Schafer said, the hospital super
i1tendent went to Chicago to
testify at the trial, and now, the
Representative says, DR.. White
has gone to California to testify
in the case of Stanley McCor-
mick, millionaire, whose wife is
seeking to set aside the present
guardianship Of his estate.
Was Heard Before
Or. White was called before a
committee of the House four
years ago, when an Investigation
was made of Frederick Al. Fen,
ming. then Commissioner, for the
manner in which he handled the
affairs Of insane veterans, many
Of whom were at st. Elizabeth's.
Fenning resigned following the
investigation.
Representative Schafer'S attack
came yesterday when the House
was considering the interior De-
partment appropriation bill, carry
ing the annual appropriation for
st. Elizabeth'S. That section of
the bill allowing quarters, heat,
laundry and other items to DR..
White and his employees was
stricken out on q point of order.
BY Representative Williamson, Re
publican, of South Dakota.
The Personnel Classification
Board has been for some time
studying the report of Comptroller
General McCarl last year which
stated that the allowances of
White, amounting to $4,000 a.
year, would have to be cut down,
No recommendation has been
made by the board.
Bill Then Passed
After Schafer had finished his
attack upon White the Interior
bill was passed by the House.
The bill carries a total of $685.
10000 OF the appropriation to
st. Elizabeth's, $40 900 is to be
used for new tuberculosis build
ing and $500. 1000 for q new male
receiving building.
Other local institutions receiv-
ing appropriations were: Howard
University, 1,249 900; Freedmen's
Hospital for the Deaf, $424, 900,
and the Columbian Institution,
$125, 900.
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Lecturer to Describe
Life in South America

A quarter Of a century spent In
the primitive regions of northern
South America viii be described
by DR.. Herbert Spencer Dickey
when he lectures before the Ma.
tional Geographic Society tomor-
row night at the Washington Au-
3ditoriurn.
Upon one occasion DR.. Dickey
was captured by natives and left
to be tortured by ants. On an.
other trip he was wounded by
poison arrows in an attack from
ambush. One of his most unusual
trips was that to the land of the
Jivaro. head-hunters of eastern
Ecuador.
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SLAMS { ATDITAl PEOPLE

three years and from. Uhere
they recently return, HAZEL
DAVIS, an artist By instinct
and inclination, gathered many
rare and unusual objects OF art
and Far Eastern antiques, and
their apartment at the Cordoba
has Uery much the appearance
Of an art gallery or museum.
Among her acquisitions, Mrs.
DGUiS prizes Uery highly a col
lection of oUer 200 old Chinese
smut bottles, Which she has ar
ranged In buiEt-to-Order, silk,
bor,Ite receptGcles. The Man
dGrils and mobiles OF the old
regime and the pTesent-dGy high
society are stu cltngiTg to
their snuff bottles, Which, In
many cases, are OF exquisite
workmanship and carried out
in iade, intricGteIy carved, and
other semi-preciouS stones,
clOtSonne, iUOry, and other rare
materials. Some OF these little
tTinkets are UGltEed as high as
$500 per specimen and all OF
them haze shoppers made OF
gold, stlUer, or precious stones
set in pearls.
Mrs. DGutS is planning to
place her snutt.bottIe collec-
ton on exhibition at either the
National Museum or the Cor
cornn Gallery OF Art.
When drifting about the city
looking for information about
trains for the South. and you
drop into the Southern Rail
road offices, you are very apt
to meet man who viii give
you q. welcome you cannot for
get and is willing to aid you
in any business you wish to
make. s. e. BURGESS IS the
name, and he is the division
passenger agent for the south
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The Washington times., 1929-12-12
Fowler Asks Allen
For Facts on Police

Robert j. Allen, ex-policeman,
has received a letter from Walter
Fowler. assistant corporation
counsel, asking him to come to
the office to give any facts in
his possession in relation to the
trial Monday Of Inspector Will
tim S. Shelby and Lieut.. Edward
Kelly, Of the Metropolitan Police,
who face charges Of deraliction Of
duty growing out Of the McPher.
son case,