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WANTED-SALESNIEN.

MEN. young, two. willing TO accept direction
and work hard, can develop increasingly
basis, Apply personally to p. =. Carter,
Parkway Motor CO.. 1865 wisconsin ave.
sALEsMEN (2) for real estate and business
opportunities very liberal contract. Invest
ment Sales Co, 7ss Investment BLDG. Ma
SPLENDID PROPOSITIONS to experienced
r =. Carter, Parkway Motor Co.. 1865 Wis.
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22S.9-WOL--1,3l0.

(American Broadcasting Coz
300 Washington Detroit base ball
game. play by play.
5:45-Fhe Town Crier.
6:00-The Public Service Man.
6:10-What's on the air tonight.
6:l5-Dinner concert
7:00-"Let's Go Fishin'," by c. G.
Klatzback.
7 :20-Donald Thomas, baritone.
7:30-Late news flashes.
Early Program Tomorrow.
7:30a-The musical clock.
8 0a-BirthdayS--A thought for the
day.
S:05a-The music1l c!ocl, (continued).
10 :O0a-The Shoppers ,,uide.
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wANTED--AGRNrs.

EARN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE
--iandiIng Americas widely known lines Of
personal and business Christmas greeting
cards on our very liberal commission basis.
We furnish everything free. Apply ct once:
The Process Corporation. 1887 National
Press Bldg. 18th and y SITS. NV.
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l3i.5-NAA-690,

washington Navy Yard.)
3:45-Wcather Bureau reports.
9.55-Time signals.
1O:05-Weather Bureau reports.
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Rerer moH original Recommendation sphen
USE COPIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-23

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
We need men who are not afraid
Of hard work. To these men we
offer an unusual opportunity-un-
limited possibilities selling the new
Chevrolet. See Mr.. Shreve, r. l..
Taylor Motor Co., l4th at I st.
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sITUATIoN-woMEN.

EVENING WORK, stenographic or plain
tipping. Can take work home II desired. Adj
dress Box 340-K, Star office. as
LADY. young. desires position IN bank as
Burroughs bookkeeping machine operator.
Address Box 270-k. Star once. ga
RESIDENT MANAGER for apartment house.
two years experience in renting. References.
Address Box 3Ie-K. Star ofiee. IS
RESIDENT MANAGER. small apt; woman
vita experience, middle. aged. Address Box
334-k. Star ONCE. IS
WOMAN, young. age %. desires position as
social or business secretary: qualified ste
nographer and typiSL Speaks French and
italian. American and European education.
Address BOX 3l7-K. Star of1ce. "a
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
COOK, good, and general houseworker. APP
ply at 26l7 Ga. ave. Apt. l03, or call Adams
$685..
COOK. color ed. neat, well trained as general
worker. waitress, pantry; part-time or day s
work: years reference. Potomac 1888
GIRL wishes place as general houseworker
In small family; stay nights. Phone North
5575-J.
GIRL colored. wants part-time or general
housework. Call Sill 2nd st. NV. 23'
LADY. white. as housekeeDer. practical
WOMAN colored. good COOK. waitress. neat
appearing; does part-time and days work;
ref. Decatur 24l9.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI S23; Tampa, s2l: Atlanta. Sl3; Knox
vile. Chattanooga. Birmingham, Jackson;
sedans. Travel Bureau. Franklin 1870. &c"
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO ASHEVILLE
Saturday morning. Ford roadster. model.
would like PASSENGER sharing expenses. Po-
tomac 2004 after 5 PIN. 23'
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Today on the Radio
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1929
letters koycs right All time unless
otherwise indicGtedJ
LOCAL STATIONS.
4s5.9-WMAL-63O.
IeJL OF cut IeLLefS, KIIUCyCIt3 on ItYl
otherwise indicated.J

455,9--WNIAL-630.
Washington Radio Forum.)
3:00-Play-by-play account of the
Washington Detroit base ball
game, by Denman, Thompson.
sports editor, The Star.
5:00-Twiiight Round Table.
5:30--Ambassado Orchestra.
6:00-Correct time.
6:ol-Flashes from The Evening Star.
6:l5-Duets by the Mardo Sisters.
6:40-"Interesting Week End Trips
Around washington" by George
E. Keneipp. district manager.
the A. A. A.
7:00-Piano syncopator.
7:l5-Jinny and Jane.
7:30-United States Army Band.
8:00-True Story hour.
9:00-Brerner Tully program.
9:30-In a Russian Village.
10:80 to 1l:00-Paul Spechts Orches-
ira.
Early Program Tomorrow.
O:o0a-zChildrens hour-"Adventures
of Helen and Mary"
10 :30a-Dance orchestra.
ii :O0a-Noonday Club-Salon Orches-
ira and talk on boys hobbies.
IL 30a to 12:15-Julie Wintz and his
orchestra.
2O5.4-WJSV-1,460
Independent Publishing co..
3:00-Midafternoon musicale.
5:O0-Good afternoon!
6:30-Classified hour.
7:30-Bran Hughes Orchestra.
8:00-James Chamberlain. tenor;
Helen Fenwick, accompanies,
8:l5-Studio presentation.
8:3O-F. w. Hart, baritone.
845-The Harmelody Boys.
9:l5-David Martin, baritone.
930-The Gondoliers.
945-Thc Columbia Trio.
Early Program Tomorrow.
II educational farm program.
IL :45a-Marmola program.
12:00-Time signals.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


NOTICE-National Personnel Bureau. sos II
st. NV. Competent help furnished daily
positions open dailv. District 1921.
STENoGRAPHERS. BooKKEEPERs, TYP
lists. male and female. need:d to supply the
400 Arms that use this Office regularly as
their employment dept In the past Ave
years we have placed 3,79l people in ONCE
positions: no charge unless placed. wash
inston Employment Exchanse. IA Nat. Prcss
BLDG. 18th and F. District 24S0.
time; cleaning or laundry work. North
HONEST. reliable help furnished daily
Judd Exchange, 2ll4 Vt. ave- NV. Potomac
5S2I.
RUPHERs' ExCHANGE--Honest rei:sble do
nestle help By day. week or month; ref In
veStigated. Decatur 355l 1887 18th NV. 4.
POSITIONS Need 100 applicants daily
t,. stenographers. typists.
bookkeepers clerks. statesmen. etc. Free reg
filtration. Boyd,s. 1888 @ NV Natl 1888
HELP! HELP! HELP!
Cook: cashier. counterman. stationery
iron. SIS week, Wash. Gen. Emp. Aecy., 502
Albee BLDG. 18th and @ SITS. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

line ~ PROCESS CORPORATION. 1ld1 NatiOuhi
Press Bldg. 18th and y SITS. NV.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY. TAUGHT. In
%s SSs e yssa c % 81
AUTO LESSONS for permits. parking and
sass SoatS ears saDs IL
ssno.d ss men, Ssss AsY
Special rates this month. Adams 1893 26'
MANY POSITIONS AT GOOD SALARIES
await All graduates Of radio. II VIII pay
man set PREP II
LOOMS Radio COLLEGE, 4O5 eth. Dist. 1889.
IF A DouETER. PASS ON. Il. PROGRESS
sive. read Think OF the educ ationai value
courses; get the best. earn . real salary:
f seeretarisi school. isss q. or N. 1888
sTENooRAPHY. TYPEwRITING. SPEED
dictation and complete secretarial course. IS
School, oa n isth csv .s nS Net sss
AVIATION LECTURE TONIGHT. Pan;
Public invited. D. G; AIR LEGION. 1873 F
DRAFTsAfEN EARN FROM s4s TO 500 PER
lions. Write. AMERICAN SCHOOL, p. o.
Box ISL. Washington. d. G.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT 0UICELN MEN
Mess sos say AIS st.
MEN. WOMEN LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
A few months spent at this famous school
will At you for life and independence, and
by enrolling for our complete course now
you save k35. Day, evening classes. MA
BELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, el7 18th st. NV.
Met. 98i8 Est. 1915.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
SPECIAL PREPARATION for Census Once
exam. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
Sc. cor. 18th and SITS. NV. Met. 6337.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE wish to sell additional stock in going
automobile franchise SO that We may prop
erly finance an extraordinary profitable
business. $40 to 100000 considered. Must
have best OF references. For full details
address BOX l34-K. Star once.
MATCHMAKER. JEWELER. best location:
modern business place. opposite banks
stores boulevard. Hyattsville; $40. Geo: c.
CoLCRED LUNCH AND SEA FOOD HOUSE
near 5th and Fla. ave. nv. Address Box
246.K. Star ONCE 2Se
SFfOE-SHINE. clothes-pressine and hat
cleaning parIor. fully equipped: best location
in Washington; terms to suit. Apply Mr..
Ram. 1905 r st. NV. 28s
LUNCH ROOM, modern equipped. for sale.
002 2tste st. A.w. "
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OUT-OF.TOWN STATIONS.

Jared by Scheduled Eastern standard tim
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PIANO BARGAINS-Stieif upright. like new:
sl55; Knabe upright, small size. $50. in 5000
condition: Stelnway upright. recondittQned.
$3.50 Several uprishts suitable for begin.
ners. $40. $50 and $50. Get acquainted
Pianos packed for shipment. Grands and
uprigits for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo q st.
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DESKS-Sale Of factory seconds OF office
furniture. DESKS. tables, chairs. bookcases.
file cabinets. cabinet safes aud used once
furniture You can also rent it. Il. Baum
A. Son GIG T. St NV Main 9l36.
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DRESSER. walnut. with marble top. iarse.
sl2: round oak dining table. SIS: buffet. s.:
china closet. IS: waShsLand. 81: ali-metal
kitchen cabinet. SIP 400 10Th st. NV.
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DINING ROOM SUITE walnut. buffet.
table. 4 chairs; $50. Call alter pm. l4lS
ct
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CLOTHING. APPAREL beige fox furs.
white evening dress. h0mespuH dress, green
ems emhle Call Wis. App az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-23

YOUNG MAN, of good address
and familiar with the duties of
cashier and banking matters;
prefer one with good business
experience. Address Box 353-H,
Star Office.
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GAS RANGE. good condition.: suitable
large family or boarding house. See Smith,
10Th Ii
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CLEANERS and pEessers save money by buy.
ing used equipment at sacrifice prices Cali
Lincoln $685. for HodmannS 5-A press at
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FURNITURE-LivIng room suites, mahogany
4-poster beds. dresSerS. Chiffoniers. several
odd pieces. rugs. some imported high-srade
goods. Real bargains. Dawes Furniture
Specially Co. miss Dawes. mgr. 2447 18th
Inear Col rd.l. Adams 722i. Open til 9.
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WATER-H
LA
Statesmen

Gas-appliance distributor. established 50
years. has decided to pay twice the normal
commission rate until Nov. list. After NOV
commission basis Will be offered straight
salary positions in <Washington or one Of
our other IS branches. Do not reply to this
adv. unless you are prepared to state out
line Of successful water -heater sales record
in letter. Address Box 2i-J Star oface.
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Ds,ShS. ci:airs. safes. aIes; cheapest prices
in WASHINGTON. Special sale. factory sec
onds. Commercial Once Furniture Co., $50
~ Il L.
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FLOOR CASES. window fixtures. clothing
forms, tables, cash register. ceiling lamps
ana fixtures, etc. Must vacate: sell cheap.
Bendheim's. 3038 NJ st. NV. "a
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GAS RANGES. new and slightly used; all
sizes: less than half price. Why pay more?
Every range guaranteed. j. w. williams
6O9 9Th St NV. Main 1886. 23s
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FURNITURE-4-poster bed. rugs. chairs re-
lriseTaLor. c1es: of drawers. 1901 NevaCa
ave Clay gO0R
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DIAMOND RINGS t2I: one in pawn for 5000.
other will sell cheap: answer quickly. Ad-
223-k. Star Office.
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FURNITURE-Two sxl2 rugs. easy chairs
II oyerstuffedl, folding chairs, 8 tables:
very reasonable. After S pm. 1883 Column
I'd Ant
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PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE. Edmond
process, 40 heater, at sacrifice; party leaving
for West coast. Address Box 3s5-K. Star
ONCE. 25s
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bedroom suite. ? beds, springs mattress and
pillows viii sell cheap party leaving town;
nc dealers. Call Adams s0+2. Az
FURNITURE and rugs of quality; 5-foor
display: clearance sale now on. 25-4Oeo on;
cash or credit. Bedroom. living room and
dining room suites. sateleg and davenport
tables in Eli styles; Occa sional. Cogswell
and windsor chairs: odd dressers vanitys,
chests and chifforobes: 4-poster mahogany
beds, metal beds. springs and mattresses:
felt base floor coverings and rugs OF all
sizes; hber suites and refrigerators at cost:
Bargain House, 1904 i4th st. NV. Open
evenings North 3942
Evening star., 1929-04-17

Gives q soft. rich-looking finish and
a wear-resisting surface that will not
furniture. viii not injure the finest
finish.
Evening star., 1929-04-17

&
Is; table napkins, IS by 1s: face towels.
surgeon towels and bath towels, wash
cloths, and cash contributions.
Entertainment Features.
Mrs. Charles s. Cole, wife OF the
president of the Lucy Webb Hayes Ma
tional Training School. assisted by guild
oficers, will receive the guests from 8
to A o'clock. The program will begln
ct a O'Clock and numbers VIII be pre-
sented during the afternoon and eve
ming, including:
Miss Clara Shea, whistling soloist;
Miss Hester Walker Beall, reader; Miss
Mary Apple, contralto Soloist; singing
by Rust Hall students Of school songs
between and 8. and "Mammy's Little
Wild Rose" play, by the EldprooKe
Church young people.
Mrs. A. H. Mckinley, assisted by the
Ministers Wives Association, VIII have
charge Of the tea room adjoining the
chapel. Ice cream and homemade cakes
will be sold throughout the afternoon
and evening, under the direction OF Mrs.
William Smith and her assistants from
Hamline Church.
The Junior Guild party for all chill
dren over years of age who belong to
the Junior Guild or who are enrolled
by the payment of 81 that day are ell
gible to come to the party which Miss
Ruth Clark and Miss Bernice Thurman
are planning to hold in the kindergarten
room at Rust Hall from to A..
The entire institution will be open to
visitors and personally conducted tours,
under the guidance of Mrs. D. B. Grof.
will be arranged in parties accompanied
by Rust Hall and Sibley students to
show special points of interest, from the
Sibley nursery to the modernly equipped
Evening star., 1929-04-17
Moves for Capital Punishment.

LANSING, Mich, April II P).-The
Michigan State Senate moved yesterday
to reinstate capital punishment on the
States statute books after an interval
of almost 100 years, In which life Inn
prisonment has been the maximum
penalty. The Lennon bill, providing
death for frst-degree murders, was
passed by a vote of 81 to 10. 1t carries
provision for referendum next year
The measure still must run a long
gauntlet In the House, however, and there
is believed at least an even chance that
Gov. Fred w. Green never will be called
upon to sign the bill.
Evening star., 1929-04-17
HOSPITAL LINEN
SHOWER FRIDAY
sibIey Guild to Hold Open
House to Receive Gifts
for Institution.

A program of entertainment includ-
ing musical selections and play, will
feature the annual benefit for sibley
Memorial Hospital, under the auspices
of the Sibley Guild, at Rust Hall, ad-
joining the hospital, Friday afternoon
and evening.
open house will be held and all
friends of the hospital are asked to
bring or send gift OF linen or cash TO
and in replenishing the linen shelves at
the hospital.
The officers and chairmen of the
guild, assisted by the wives OF Metho--
dist ministers of the city. will be at
home in Rust Hall from 3 o'clock in the
afternoon until 10 o'clock that night to
receive the gifts.
Following is selected list of hospital
needs any of which, it is explained, will
be acceptable: Spreads (dimity), 70 by
90; sheets, 70 by 1903; pillow slips. SO by
Evening star., 1929-04-17

business mems department. will have .
poster displayed showing the latest re-
Letters have been sent to the leading
florists of the city, who make 1t q prac-
tice to send flowers to the linen shower.
Their gifts have not only served to
beautify the chapel, but the proceeds
from the sale of the flowers have made
substantial contribution to the linen
fund. Mrs A. M Talbert is chairman
Of the flower committee, and Mrs. T. W..
Stanton chairman of decorations.
Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan, the president
Of Sibley Guild, is the general chairman
of the linen shower.
Sibley Hospital receives no Govern
ment appropriation and sells no tickets
for benefits, it Is pointed out. On this
occasion it gives its friends an npnortlI-
Evening star., 1929-04-17
circle chairman to receive and arrange

q circle chairman to receive and arrange
the gifts.
MRS. Charles Goocla win receive the
cash contributions and credit them
wherever desired. Cash gifts viii be
used this year to pay for the metal
wardrobes which Sibley Guild has re-
Gently installed in Robinson Hall.
Miss Mary II. France, membership
secretary, will have the large member
ship chart displayed, showing the stand
ing of the churches In the membership
fund. A gold seal beside the name of
the church will indicate that the menu
bership fund for this year, is an increase
over the amount reported for last year.
New members may be enrolled and dues
also will be received for renewals in all
departments OF the guild membership.
Mrs. A. c. Fisher. secretary of the
Evening star., 1929-04-17
MRS. EMBURY DIES.
Manager Of Government Hotels
succumbs After Operation.

Word was received here today of the
death Of Mrs. Jessie H. Embury st Ger
mantown Hospital, Germantown, Pa, on
April 3, following an operation. Mrs.
Embury was a manager of the Govern
ment Hotels on Union Station Plaza.
She is survived by her daughter, Mrs.
N. Irving Hyatt Of Spartanburg, s. c..
Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Evening star., 1929-04-17

kitchen. also through the class rooms.
and student rooms In Rust Hall, where
the visitors will have an opportunity TO
learn something OF the training school,
which has graduated hundreds OF spe-
cially trained students now working in.
various Methodist institutions through
ant the country, such as orphanages,
hospitals. homes and settlement, houses.
The senior class will serve supper from
$50 to Z for so cents, for the converl-
ience Of those who wish TO remain
through the evening or to come directly
from their Offices.
Contributions Of Linen.
Mrs. Raymond L. Ross, chairman Of
the linen committee, will have q space
reserved for contributions of linen for
each church, designated by a Hoennant
containing the name Of the church. with
Evening star., 1929-04-17

Nearly 100000 pounds Of tobacco
were sold in Porto Rico recently.
Evening star., 1929-04-17

nifty to come and look it over and aid It's
work.
Evening star., 1929-04-17

LBterine imparts a
sense OF cleanliness
and neutyalizes odors
G o ming from bad
breath, bridgework and
artificial 4 dentures. The
large size is most eco
nomical.
Evening star., 1929-04-17

Houseceanng hereand of will want to give
your thorough cleaning from cellar to attic Make everything
spic and span.
Peoples Drug headquarters for cleaning needs Sup
heeand Peoples extreme
cut will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
Cash and Theater Tickets
Are Awarded in Lyric
Conpetition.

First Of the winners in the movie
dialog contest conducted by The
Times in connection with the present
showing of True Heaven" at the
Lyric are announced today.
So many movie fans sent in en-
swers that the contest judges were
unable to finish looking over the
entries in the third and fourth
contests.
The 81 cash winner in the first
dialog contest that appeared in The
Times July is M. R. Barker, 6
Alexander apartments, indianapolis.
Bankers winning dialogue is:
Judith, would you still love me if I
we're a little German spy?"
Lieutenant Gresson: If you were
the whole German army, still would
I love you"
The So cash winner Of the second
picture in the contest is Ethel Scha-
fer, 815 North Delaware street, city.
Miss Schafer's winning dialogue
is:
Lieutenant Gresson: I'D love
to capture a Hun for my country.
Judith: For Exhibit A or life?"
The winners of a pair of tickets to
the Lyric for the first two days are
as follows:
Mrs. j. w. Ellaby, 424 North War
man avenue; Ethel Schafer, 815
North Delaware street; John E.
Kleinhenz, P. O. Box 1241; Mildred
Davis, Drexel Arms hotel; Mrs. E. H.
Biddle, SCI Hamilton avenue; As
sunta Cardarelli, 1922 Winthrop;
Carleton Gibson, 1880 East Twenty
sixth street; Ainsworth Arnold, 1856
English avenue; Mabel r. Barker, 8
Alexander apartments; Mrs. Mar
gazette Elliott, 22312 East South
street.
The tickets and cash awards will
be sent to the winners at once.
Other awards will be announced
shortly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
Three LICENSE
JUDGES NAMED
Martin, Author of Drivers
Law, Gets Post.

State Senator Roscoe Martin, Lo-
gansport, prime mover in the pas
sage Of the drivers license law to-
day was appointed as one of the
judges for license revocation cases
by Secretary of State Otto G. FL
field.
Fifield also passed one of the new
jobs to State Representative Will
liam Bosom Jr., and another to Mi
ley Smith, Scottsburg Republican
politician.
Under a ruling from Attorney
General James M. Ogden the mem
bers Of the legislature are auto
matically out of the legislative po-
sitions when they accept such eX-
ecutive and judicial jobs. It means
little to Bosom, who would have to
be reelected to return to the legis-
Iature.
Martin IS serving his second term,
having first been sent to the senate
during the Ku-KluX Khan days in
Logansport. He is a big hacker of
VIC 4AoAoC 444ACA AJCtCCI4NC AooOC4d-
tions, having introduced a bill in
the last session to give them state
wide powers greater than any police.
Fifeld's first appointment to
judgship under the new law was
John w. McCord, former deputy at
torney- general under Arthur R.
Gilliom.
The law is so elastic that it leaves
the number Of judgeships up to the
secretary of state.