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Death Notices

S!2hsr q qs9Hse I H. Mr 9s.S caH
81 his bTotheT Isl4 Orleans st. ' Funeral neral
Saturday 2:S9 p M at the above a ad,
Hill i2' G. #. HET5RMANN in a. charge
Friends may call after noon Thursday.
FINNEY. MARY ANN-Widow of H. c.
Einnsy raosneg. Of j. D; H. a FEdd
willis. Miss Mabel Finnev, aid ". A.
Flnney, departed this life Wednesday.
May 70, age. 80 years. Funsrai Desu- 80.
Broadway. 2 p. nj. Friends may call at
954 Indiana Ave. until 430 p. m. Friday,
and ann;dd at l724 Broadway after ats; p, n. m
direction Of MOORE & XIX. 80 w
GAUSEPOHL, E. J.-Residing at 1853
Broadway. passed away Wednesday after
q. m, at the, Scottish Rite Cathedral.
HAWKINS, ELVINA-Beloved mother of
Frank ESwkins OF Ceysla 1afI,. o. and
sity and Mrs. Lola I. Dickson of Day.
ton. g, passed away at the residence,
wiz BE- Sed at tRs East
10th M; e; church.. corner Keystone ave.
and 10th, St. Saturday afternoon, May %,
at the church Saturday from to 2 p M
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends in
vited. Friends may call at the VALID
noon Saturday.
HOFFdARK. GESINE-Beloved mother Of
George. w. and John H.; Hofmark.. and
MIS-. , Mary Heger, Mrs: Dorothea Hinton t;
city. and Gustav A. Hofmark of New
H wsaPes ssaSce MAY VIII b se 3 y sS resi-
non, May %. at 1880 O'clock. and at the
Leonard and Sanders Sts.. at 2 o'clock.
Burial Grown Hill cemetery: Friends in
vited. VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HOOVER, MEDoR;A. I-Beloved mother. Of
home Of her daughter Wednesday morn
ing, Friends may call at the home. Sc
Services S at the F xS Hs BUGaHA H23
MORTUARY, Friday, 2 p. m. Friends in
ytted. Burial Crown Hill.
KANE. PATRICK F.-Beloved husband of
Catherine 7 a oBren Kane son Of MIS-
Pr Mrs osSs hscke ded 2gsss q
from the home Of joseph joseph Kane 4s 12io5o E E.
Burial Holy Cross cemteFS. Friends IN
LONG, THOMAS W.--Scn Of THOMAS j.
and Lena Long (nee Hauser). Brother
OF Mary Margaret. Albert, James. John
ay g. SnaF Fansra Ion from Rsd resdsno
n. Pershing Ave. Saturday May %, at
$3.50 o. n1.: services at st. Anthony's
church ct a. m. Friends invited.
M'CALMONT. GLEN F.-Of 1926 Shannon
Ave, beloved husband of Christine Nc
Calmont. departed this life Wednesday,
May 20. age 80 years. Funeral Friday
May %. at MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL
HOME, 1880 Station ST., p m. Burial
Crown Hill Friends invited Friends
may call at residence until IL p. m.
Friday.
WHYBROW, SAMUEL E-Husband Of
Whybrow, passed away Thursday, May
Fl. at the residence, 535 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place. Time Of funeral given
later. Friends may call at the FINN
BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 1889 N. Meri-
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Help Wanted Male

PAPER HANGER STEADY WORK. HU.
2469
SALESMAN COLUMBIA AVE. HE.
$685.
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The City
in Brief
rR1nAY EYENTs

united Typothetas OF America. con-
Vention, lincoln.
Exchange Club, luncheon, Lincoln
Aifrusa Club, luncheon, Columbia Club.
Phi Meta theta, luncheon Chamber
First ward Republican Club. 3 D. m,
Ciark's hall.
Antiers
Indianapolis Round Table, luncheon,
Lincoln.
Delta Tau Delta, luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
con. Board Of Trade.
Delta Chi. luncheon. spink-Arms.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
:, Notice Is hereby given to taxpayers of
the CITY OF Indianapolis. Indiana, that
the Common Council OF said city has un-
der coEsidegation Appropriation Ordi-
nanee No. u. 1881. which proposes to
transfer and appropriate the sum of
1MSlve. thousand. I'VE hundred dollars
ISL. o00.0o) from the unappropriated ball
ance from the sale OF real estate now In
the FUNDS OF the Department of Public
PARKS % certain other funds as follows:
Siz,5Oo.o0 now in Department Of Public
Farks. to Department Of Public Parks
rary.
The above. described ordinance is due
70 come - for passage st the next regu-
laF meeting or the council to be held on
the lst cay of June. 1881, at 7:30 D. m.
After said appropriation has been da-
termlned. any ten or more TAXPAYERS feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the state Board of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon Nv
Ming Of petition therefore with tire Mar
DAYS, after said additional appronriation
has been made oy said Common Councii
and the state Board of Tax Comnix-
sioners VIII nix date for hearing in this
witness my hand and the seal OF the
CITY q indianapolis this 18th day Of
,.w.r, HENRY O. ooErr.
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Members of the Indianapolis
council of Presbyterian young peo-
Pile will present an entertainment at
7:45 Friday night at the Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN church.
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Annual spring outing of the In
dianapolis Exchange Club will be
held at 2 Friday afternoon at the
residence of Clarence F. Merrill,
Meridian Hills.
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Burglars who looted the resi-
dence Of F, E. Beanstead, 6255
Central avenue, Wednesday night,
stole clothing valued at $125, accord
ing to reports to police.
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Election Of w. ]. Holiday, vice.
president of the w. j. Holiday
Company, has been named presi-
dent Of the American Steel Ware
house Association at a meeting at
Pittsburgh, it was reported here to-
day.
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appointment of ARA E. Cox, 81
North Wallace street, as supervisor
Of parcel post, newly created posi-
ton, was announced today by
Postmaster Rohert H. Bryson. Cox
has been in the postal service TWEEN
ty-five years, and formerly was a
foreman and contact officer for the
department..
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fsEArl

AUCTION sale Friday. Nav "a. al q N
on premises a Rushyilie. md: hardware
stock ana fixtures OF j. B. Morris Hard
ware Co. For inventory and appraisement
see. Q. w. Duncan. receiver. RushviIie.
Ia. For other information see New
9ahn BLDG. II. 6zsa 80
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Storage and Transfer
RADIO TRANSFER

hAD1O lhA1NOT En-
SPECIAL PRICES ON LOCAL AND
OVERLAND HAULING. RI 4757.
]. II. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago. ST. Louis. Detroit, Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr.. 3071, or RI 1865.
MOVING $3-You help. ST less: quick
service: careful white men CHI 5S40
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable Call at all times. Ia. 3741.
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storaSe house. Store nov
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO
4l9 Market Ri 775O
LET RUSSELL TRANSFER move YOU on
credit: 80 DAYS. Ri. 3455. Res. Be. 1858.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing
California shipment.
Ri. 1923. Ri. 1851. Nights, Oh. O699-W
OTTO J. SUESZ
LANGDON TRANSCRIBED: long dis
lance hauling: spec. rates. Ii. 0566.
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Household Goods
Musical Instruments

OIL. gasoline and range cook stoves: ice
boxes; cheap. 1885 Oliver Ave. BE. 2456.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, Negro, SIG
North Missouri street, is in the city
hospital detention ward on a va
grancy charge suffering from knife
wounds received in fight in Harry
(Goosie) Lees place, 522 Indiana
avenue, early today.
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Legal Notices
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION.
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana.


INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION.
indianapolis. Indiana.
NOTICE TO. ROAD CONTRACTORS:
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids,
for the construction of certain highways
the Director Of the state Highway" Com
mission at his Office on the .3rd Floor Of
avnue. Tndianapolis indiana, until 10
g.. m. on the End day of June, 1881, at
which time they will be publicly opened
Pavement
Pr9iess Nc !. Location 4oss Miles. Width,
south in owen and
Bid will be received for three types
PUDDLE MAcApANI sURTA CE-BITU-
MINoUs RETREAp SuRFAGE.-BITuMI,-
noQS T0ArsD a nH mi a!cT,, SSRE r. fbs
'D PrOposai blanks specifications and
plans NAV be obtained upon payment OF
Pavement
e eoa BE- sss. LEGATION fssS No. y Miles. Width
1873 from Cumberland to
Greenfield in Marion
and Hancock Coun-
Bids viii be received for tree typ % se Of
pavement on the above listed projects
cR REh AsFH HAITId gnlSaa s
s sSaf fR Si"''' anu 0S'Os0 - '-'s
plans may be obtained upor payment Of
$500 per set. exclusive of cross section
6sS %h ohv w b & sgpe'S . RROR tbe
price Of complete set Of plans $3.50.
Project No. Location Miles. Width.
Cont. State road No. 4S
$50 from Westville south
IN LaPorte County. .5.o69 20 feet
ROCK Observation-Disclosures CON-
s SSRETEAsPHEALTIc 5 MAcADaAM
Proposal blanks. specifications and
plans may be obtained upon payment Of
There viii be no refund for plans re-
saT as Hs "a f foo ae SAT- ssss H Hs
Annex. io2 North Senate avenue, indian,
s Pp9aN s Ip6iSn5 he Az MkDS cBESks F35
7m.DIRECToRs INpII!ANA STATE HIGH
OF l EE1Ea NT FRI9E Is TEE EE
HIGHWAY coMiIssIoN. AN ExPERI-
HIGHWAY COMMISSION STANDARD AND ARD
3E AoRep 81 OF R AesSoUN4s ri or IN
DIANA. WHICH FORMS Will vBE
PERIENCE RECORDS AND. FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS PREVIOUSLY FILED
WITH THE COMMISSION WILL NOT
BE ACCEPTABLE WITH PROPOSALS
FILED FOR THIS LETTING.
Contract Will be awarded to the low
est andlor best bidder. but the right to
reject any or all bids is reserved. Each
bidder, with his proposal. shall hle q
corporate surety bond. PAYABLE to the
State of Indiana, in the sum OF one. and
one-han ulal times the amount of his
PROPOSAL. and IN the form provided by
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION.
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Preliminary plans for organization
of an American Legion auxiliary to
Garfield Park post were made at a
meeting in Fountain Square build
ing Wednesday night. Temporary
officers are: Mrs. Goldie Adams,
chairman; Mrs. Goldie Stahl, vice.
chairman Mrs. Lucille Hotherlnal,
secretary, and Mrs. Ruth Bixler,
treasurer.
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Lost and. Found

LOST-Pocketbook on scale in front Of
Gausepohrs by elderly lady; will gladly
give Under money or suitable reward
Please call DR.. 0461.
DOG stolen from 3942 s. Meridian. party
is known; license number of car taken by
lady next door. Return and avoid trouble.
RING-Diamond, yellow gold, prong set
ting. full karat diamond. Reward Ii.
5258.
at Tom Thumb park golf course or
around Saith and Central. Wa. 1405.
LADY WHO found fox fur. Lyric theater,
Mon. afternoon. call Ir. 5519. Reward.
LOST-On south side, Monday octagan
classes in case. Reward DR.. 4905-R. =
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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no UNION TITLE.
L1. 3455. Nights. Sundays ana HOLIDAYS.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
Us HELM YOU ind one positively no extra
commission and no obligations: We us
ualiY furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge, Csil
81 ISL oav and niuht service
10TH. E. l530-32-2 new mod. apts-- gar.
neat. water and ianitor. Oh. 275s.
18th. W. .42-Nicely decorated kitchenefte
apt: heat Light. gas water and ice fur
nlsned: $3.50. Apply Apt. ]. THE GRANT
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AN EXTREME value in slightly used mod
ern ChlckerinE grand. BY all means avail
Yourself Of this opportunity. Viking
MUSIC Co. 100 E. Ohio.
1924 PAID on hsgh-9rada Lester grand
piano. about two years old: nationally
advertised price: eesv terms on remainder
PEARSON PIANO CO.. 1880 N. Penn
sylvania.
ELLINGTON dark TUNED oak upright
splendid in every way: priced $55
WILKING MUSIC co. 40 E. Ohio St
BURMERSTER UPRIGHT piano: exceptional
instrument and fine condition: specially
Pricsd; Ss5 Viking MUSIC CO.. 40
CABLE upright in perfect condition: pass
for new. S98. Terms. PEARSON PIANO
CO. 128-120 N. Pennsylvania
SPLENDID Kurtzman mahogany upright
piano: wonderful bargain. priced $45
W1LKING MUSIC CO. lao E. Ohio St.
TENOR saxophones.. s; sacrifice. E-z paw
Arcade. Ii. 1900
CABLE g. SONS PLAYER in Al shape; fine.
easy piano action for children with
bench and rolls $6e. PEARSON PIANO
CO. 128-130 N. Pennsylvania.
STANDARD make oak upright. good con-
dition. only SIS: real bargain. Viking
MUSIC CO. 40 E. Ohio st.
HOOVER SWEEPER-TAke new, very
reasonable. Phone Ii. 8i71.
UPRIGHT EWheelock''- make;
brown mahog.: 3D. cond.; reas. DR.. 1851.
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Extra Cash From Sale of Unused Articles Through Times
Houses for Rent

DEARBORN. N. 1247-s rms. mod: gar:
yard: paved Eater paid; SO. II. 66sg.
DRAPER. 1875 rooms. water paid. gas.
checkbook. glasses Reward. Hu. 6683.
EASTERN e26-Near St Philips, s rIns..
modern. gar: reduced s33 Oh 0T47-w
CLIMBER, l6ii-5-room mod. double.
garage. garden space. 2 wks. free: SIS
GRACELAND. 3452-Upper duplex; rms:
gar: water pd.: red. sl6. Ia. 1874 after s..
GRANT N. 1885 rooms modern. water
paid. Reasonable rent.
HARRIS. s.. 31-W. Wash car, rms.
mod. except furnace: garage. Be. Gas.
HENRY, E.. 328-4 I'm. cottage; walking
distance town. Reduced SIT. DR.. 0l64.
HERMANN, 1875 rm cottage. newly
decorated, water paid. Wa. 1484.
ILL. N 3621-s40. 6-rm. mod double.
garage. near Shortridge. S. P. 21e r. /.
INGRAM. 18246-room double: modern:
garage: s28 month.
water paid: reasonable. Ri. 2677.
MERIDIAN. N. 24z3-4 bedrm. mod, Al
condition. Ready move in. Phone Ir. 1406
MINNESOTA. E.---4 rms: water paid; gar:
$3.50. Druggist Villa and Minnesota.
MORRIS. W.. 20S-Clean, rooms: gas,
toilet. sink: water paid: So. Ri. 0645.
MORRIS, W. 307-6 rooms mod; rent re-
duced SIS. Ia. 5704. He $3.50.
MKIM. 140-6-room house. good condition.
newly papered. sls.
MKIM. q S.-6-rm. modern; 5 doors from
z. Washington st. car line. Phone DR..
oLNEY. n. ll31-5-Toom modern double,
garage paved alley; SIS. Moving ex-
penses paid. Near Brookside park. DR..
PARK 2s2ENorthside: 6-rm- double. near
school; water paid; s45. Ha All.
PERSON. 2449-Between Illinois and
II. Meridian SITS, Groom house with heat
and Frigidaire furnished. Ii. 1850.
SANDERS. 318-Mod.. Arm. cottage, good
condition. $3.50. DR.. 2ll3-M.
ssa 55 ps 35a3w rooms and bath. garage;
TRoWBRIDGE. 259-Reduced to s23. All
modern. with garage. Ri, 6441.
TUXEDO. NJ. lo21--6-rm. mod. garage
$35. Near Brookside PIX. II. o532.
WISCONSIN. 3l5-Clean. 5-rm., semi
mod: repainted: deco: gar; SD. Ri. 0645.
W WOOD I52s9-e-room single; nice
Cheap Bungalow, South
1892 Holiday; rooms; SIS.
GREGORY g APPEL. INC L. 74si.
18th ST, e.. 1917 rooms, modern;
GeIean; Al condition: 2-car garage; $3.50.
25TH, e; 342O-s1S. 6-rm. Single i story:
-Iol1eG. nRntS. gas. water. gar. Ri. 6441.
sheldon. 1876: 5 rooms. colored $40. DUN
| LOP & HOLTEGEL. 122 E. MARKET.
NEAR Fountain Square; rms. STRICTLY
mod dble.. redec.: reduced. DR.. 5116-R.
ABOUT June LIST. large home. nice for
families or sublet. He. 5000.
COLORED-Bellefonta 1525-AlI mod.
5-rn1: dble: excel. cond.: $23. HUI. 4058.
Colored, Double, 233 Douglass
Five-rm. semi-mod.; newly deco. Rent
-reou.: concession to right tenant. Hu 1888
COLORED
2463 n. Rural rm. double and garage.
$40 GREGORY 81 APPEL Inc. III. 749I.
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Store-Offlce Supplies
Pets
Wanted to Borrow
Radio and Equipment

WANTED to borrow 81 600 on LIST mortgage
on $4,000 storeroom & residence S. side
Reas. interest on mo. payments. DR.. 2045
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On complaints Of thievery from

On complaints of thievery from
q vacant house at 2444h East
Twenty-fifth street, police Wednes-
day night trapped Charles Starns,
"a, Negro, 2473 North Rural street,
and John Flournoy, %, Negro, 2429
Parker avenue, whom they say they
caught leaving the place with plumb
ing equipment.
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Room for Rent With Board
Rooms Wanted
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

WANTED-Suburban home for boy years
Call Ii. 066e. MIR. WRIGHT.
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Rooms for Rent

CLINTON HOTELS Va; clean modern.
cheap. downtown: $3.50 up. RI. 1898.
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms: hot. cold water; IS
wk with bath 81 wk Cool rms. a real
summer home; ladies. gentlemen. 222 $. III.
LOVELY room for man. modern home,
gar: young folks privileges. Ia. i486-R.
LARGE. clean furnished room: next path:
private home DR.. 55is.
18Th. E. 438-Bedrooms, girls or couple:
hene privileges. HUI 1882.
HOTEL ST. DENIS-l36 W. Market: clean
nice rms. running hot. cold water: So up:
Room for Rent With Board
ILL. N. 2720-Front rm. for 2; widows
home; laundry: garage opt. Ia. SOL.
NEW YORK. E.. 49l8-Rm. and board. for
2 employed: private home; privileges. II.
2724.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1929 Comfortable front
rms; modern home; privileges; hot water
coed meals. Ia. 470S.
LARGE airy front rn., privileges; radio;
meals optional. 603 E.. 32nd. Wa. 1886
OLIVE ST. 1923 nicely furn. rooms;
bath. phone. gar; meals optional.
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Machinery and Tools

WE do electrical and mechanical expert
mental work and development work
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 East Wash st. II. 1851.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Capital Boy
is Rewarded

UIHEN children are weak and
w rundown, they are easy prey
to colds or children'S diseases. So it is
never wise t. neglect those weaken
ing and depressing symptoms, such
as bad breath, coated tongue, fretful-
ness, feverishnesS, biliousness, lack of
energy and appetite, etc.
Nine times out of ten these things
point to one trouble-constipation.
Moth rs all \around you are coming
right out in public to tell how their
children are being relieved of this
trouble. by California Fig Syrup.
Mrs. Clarence E. Kits, of 821H
Eye St.. S. E., Washington, says:
"Our doctor told me about California
Fig Syrup. so l knew what to give
Clarence when l saw by his bad
breath and coated tongue that he
was constipated.
HE has been more than rewarded
for taking Fig Syrup. 1t made him
well, happy boy promptly. He never
complains of any symptoms of con-
stipation now"
The genuine, endorsed by doctors
for so years, always bears the word
California. All drugstores.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Store Robbers Slug
Customer, Take SIS

william Detz, proprietor of a
store at Alb Four-and- One Half
st. S. w., was held up in his
store last night by two men who
robbed him of SIS.
A customer, Julius Jefferson.
colored. 466 Virginia Ave- S. W.,
was slugged by one Of the rob
bers as he tried to flee.
Later Policeman H. H. Heflin
of the Fourth precinct arrested
Raymond Murphy. "a, Of 70
Rhode Island Ave. N. E., who
was identified by Detz as one
of the men who robbed him
The youth was booked on a
charge of investigation.
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CALIFORNIA;
FIG SYRUP
LAXATIvE-T0NIc 6x CHILDREN
ACID STOMACH
MADE LIKE new.
SLEEPS WELL NOW

What a difference in my health!
ACIDINE has made my stomach like
new. 1 have no pains in my limbs. My
bowels are regular. Now l sleep all
night" says Asa B. Hoy, of Indian
apolis, Ind.
Just another of thousands who are
astonished at the way ACID1NE sue
ceeds when other known remedies fail.
The reason is it is different from other
medicines. ACIDINE contains Japtase,
which, in laboratory tests. digested 500
times its own weight of certain heavy
starchy foods. ACIDINE neutralizes
burning acid, soothes irritated stomach
and intestinal Innings, helps end acidoss.
Eat. drink all you want without fear
from acidity. When acid stomach. gas
pain, heartburn. bad taste. heavy reel
ing short breath. dizziness. belching,
nervousness, colds. gassy headaches and
sleeplessness trouble you. take ACiDiNE'
Results guaranteed. If not dellgH.eu, freC,,
YOUR druggist today.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19

A. A. McCorkle, warden Of the
Tennessee State Penitentiary at
Nashville, has just sent a $S1
check for the Red Cross drought.
relief fund, contributed by 50
convicts, in amounts varying from
a nickel to SIC. Most Of the gifts
were in dimes and quarters.
A talk by Miss Mary johnson,
executive secretary of the Nash.
vile chapter of the Red Cross, in
spired the voluntary gifts of the
prisoners One Of the prisoners
showed the chaplain letter from
his father, which read:
"SOn, don't try to get paroled
at this time, for If 1t wasn't for
the Red Cross we wouldn't
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
N. d. Smith Applies
For Traffic Position,

Lieut.. Milton D. Smith, the
smallest copper" on the Metro
politan police force. yesterday,
made formal application for the
post of director of vehicles and
traffic, just created by Congress.
The new bill abolishes the Of
flee of director of traffic now
held by William H. Harland,
named under Commissioner Proc
tor L. Dougherty.
Smith rendered his resigna-
ton, contingent on his appoint
ment to the post. He was a
candidate for the position in 1925
when a private.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Light WGUe Tests
Feature Banquet

A demonstration Of the trans
mission Of power and sound over
light waves was the feature Of
the twenty-fifth annual dinner
of the washington Transports
ton Club held last night at the
Raleigh Hotel. H. B. Stevens,
representative of the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacture
ing Company, showed how it was
possible through the synchroniza-
ton of light with speed to see
many things which would not be
visible to the naked eye.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Legislators InUited
To Yorktown Fete

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 10.
Praising the part played by
Maryland in the Revolution, J. 8.
Bryan, editor of the Richmond
Times Dispatch. yesterday invited
members of the Maryland State
Legislature to attend the 150th
anniversary Of the Battle of
Yorktown.
Bryan came as the personal
envoy of Governor Pollard, Of
Virginia. ..~
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
Prisoner SlGShes
His Throat in Cell

Jacob Gold, IS, attempted to
commit suicide last night in his
cell at the Sixth precinct station
where he was being held on a
charge of intoxication, by slash
ing his throat with a small pen
knife, police reported.
Gold was taken to Gallinger
Hospital. His condition is not
serious.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
BACK BIGGER NAVY

Representatives Of Is national
patriotic organizations appeared
before q Senate committee today
TO urge adoption of an adeuate
naval construction program.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
CONVICT GOODS
BILL ASSURED
Of PASSAGE
House will Suspend Rules
to Speed Vote, Says HaW-
ley; Rift With Russ Looms

The House will pass the Ken.
dali bill barring importations of
products Of convict, forced or
indentured labor after April /,
Representative Hawley (RD of
Oregon, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee, predicted
today.
Trouble Expected
Indicating support of Repub
fcan leaders despite predictions
the bill would cause a rupture in
trade relations with Soviet Rus
sia, Hawley said he expected to
pass the measure under SuSpen.
sion of rules.
The announcement came as
oil and agriculture interests
were waging fights for embargoes
to protect their industries, with
indications that the fight against
foreign goods may become domi-
mating issue in the closing days
Of Congress.
Effective April l
The TreaSury's announcement
that it had established that con-
vict labor is used in production
of lumber in some parts of Rus,
Sia, thus making it subject to
embargo, will not halt the effort
to write the Kendall bill into
law. Hawley said.
The bill advances from Janu.
ary l. 1882, to April /, of this
year, a provision in the tariff
law forbidding entry of products
of forced or indentured labor.
The Washington times., 1931-02-19
DR.. SIMON TO SPEAK

"Shall Youth Serve or be
Served?" will be the subject of a
sermon by Abram Simon in the
Hebrew Temple tomorrow evening
when the Jewish students of
Maryland University will be
guests.