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CITYS DO NOTHING
PAY ROLL TO BE CUT

High paid employees OF the city
sanitary district, who have been
found doing little or nothing"
may expect a cut in wages soon,
B. j. IT. Jeup, chairman Of the dis
trict, declared today.
In addition, Jeup declared no in
creases will be granted, but the
wages of laborers now receiving
from 40 to so cents an hour will
not be sliced.
He told members Of the board
that a survey now is being con-
Quoted to determine which employees
will come under the high paid, do
nothing" classification.
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TDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CON-
MISSION.
NOTICE TO TAxPAYFRS


Notice Is hereby given TO taxpayers OF
the City OF Indianapolis. Indiana, that
the Common Council OF said city has un-
der consideration Appropriation Ordt-
nance No. u. 1891. which proposes to
transfer and appropriate the sum OF
twelve thousand. ave hundred dollars
tSi2 10000 from the unappropriated bal
ance from the sale OF real estate now in
the funds OF the Department OF Public
Parks TO certain other funds as follows:
sl2.5oo.oo now IN Department. OF Public
Parks. 20 DEPARTMENT Of Public Parks
Fund NO. II. salaries and wages. tempo
The above described ordinance Is due
70 come Up for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting OF the council to be held on
the LIST day OF June. 1881. az T:S0 .. N.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieyed may appeal TO
the state Board OF Tax, Commissioners
FOR further and ANAL action thereon by
fiinR OF petition therefore with the Mar
ION County Auditor not later than ten
DAYS after said additional appropriation
has ken mace by said Common Council
and the state Board OF Tax Commits
sioners will ix q date for hearing in this
witness nv hard and the seal OF the
City Of Indianapolis this 18th day Of
A.s - HENRY o. -coEIT.
lEEAI1 City Clerk
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
1TnrrTfrrT on E1UAPTN(,

BOARD OF HONlNG hFFEIAL'o
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that smith
Martin has filed with the Board of zoning
nef, zion asking permission to vary the
reouirements Of the zoning Ordinance by
erecting sixteen family apartment mouse
at 29l8 North New Jersey street. ID
BOARD in Room l04. City Hall. TUESDAY,
June 9th! 1881, at $50 p. m. at which
time and place all interested persons WIZ
be given opportunity to De nearu so II
'e''''B BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, Pres.
" "A sTEEG Secretary-Eng. nee-.
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Legal Notices
TNDfANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION.
indianapolis. Indiana.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRAcTORs
Notice is hereby given that sealeG DIGS:
for the construction o. Ge[ ~ raceiEyeG bv
G tbs tdirector OF the State Highway COM
Mission at his office on the 3rq hoor OF
the state House Annex dS1 Mor'n mill ffnS 10
a M on the 10th day OF June; 1881 az
which time they will be publicly opened
A' Contract lst No. 1se-Location: state Read 59ad
No az from Clinton Howard County line
70 junction with y s, Road 81 IN H 1ygfbi
S 90 feet. Bids viii be received for three
p TToYis Puddied Macadam surface, d BIZ
luminous Retread surface. BltumlnouS
coated aggregate surface as shown on
plans and described in the specincatSo1n 1
Contract No. l37-Locatiotn: SJa1 Ho ESo4d
and Tipton Counties. Miles: loz: 6ios
viii he received for earth work only as
shown on plans and described IN 'iie
S' Project No. F. A. ara. Section A and 81
Contract No. i43-Location: state FSoao
No from Hq9ntington aoFt n Columbia nH
S g feet Mi Bids Viii be received for three
t Drosc. q PaGded Ms Se surface
luminous retread surface. Bltun 1,I, oS
coated agEgegats SURFACE as 1ss shS%nti o3 9
Pro Protect No. F. A. 274. Sections and
B: Contract No. 145--Location: STATE
Road No Sc from CLAY city H i9sss to P Pa1e
ment width: 20 feet. Bids will be re-
ceived for three types OF payy,emeInt on
dam surface. Bituminous retread surface,
Bituminous coated aggregate SURFACE as
Shown on plans and described IN the
SD contract No. l5s-Lecstion;, state Road
No. 81 from a point sol miles NORM OF
BeEne north in Adams County 20 tS:t Mics Has
will be received for three types OF pave
nent on the above listed project: Rock
Asphat Btum sSHS Sn 5sSs and Ge
scribed in the specifications.
PROPOSAL blanks, specifications ana plans
may BE s5 SnneS o cross seeon Sheets
p paiinn IT. Of $500. making the price Of
me Tb eqP Wi be ss' no refund Tor plans re-
turned. Plans may be seen witnout cnargs
a. the oiee Of the Ststs HHlS Si,ys 1 Gom-
100 North Senate, avenue, IndisnalponS;
Indiana. All checks LOT plans snoutH oe
made payable to Director. Indiana state
A. Immediately prior TO the time Of 1linYg
any proposal. each bidder shall submit
g the state Highway c snnDeis sst an
ment." prepared on the State Highway
Commission standard form. a, d. III.
Of indiana. which forms will be furnished
f imam Statement, previously Med with
With propossis Med for this letting.
Contrasts vii be sgsrfdss6 70 the lent 1SS
Zach 'l sidds any with his proposal shall ie
a corporate surety bond, PAYABLE 20 the
state Of Indiana in the sum -,C Of one &c
his proposal. and in the form provided BY
" INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION
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Special Notices

VIII NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted bv any one other than myself
on and after May %, 1881: ,.,-.
ARTHUR UFFMAN. 926 S. Belmont;
STELLA COULTER and william c, GoT ute
please communicate with JOHN COOLAErS'
Times Box 245.
WANTED-CIood home for 13-year1olo
girl; can be adopted. 1l58 Eugene 81.
55o CARDS printed to your order, postpaid
Tor a ii bill. L. R. Toney. Richmond. Ind:
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Musical instruments

j. BAUER CO.-Small walnut upright;
wonderful instrument. perfect in every
way: price $50. Viking MUSIC CO..
BEAUTIFUL GRAND PIANo-Mahogan
case, small balance. s2S5 due very IN
Ohio st.
HOWARD Oak Upright, fine condition.:
price SIS. Viking MUSIC COMPANY.
100 E. Ohio st.
RENT a nice upright piano. 81 per week.
rental may apply on purchase later II
desired, Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 E.
STUDIO SIZE : Meldorf player; nearly
new; s1l5. PEARSON PIANO CO.. I2s-l30
N. Pennsylvania.
TFgMPETs. SIS ~ up G,y sysxOgh9nes.g $2s up;
Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
ATTRACTTVE+Krel piano; plain case;
white keys; superb depth of tone; great
big value, $T5 S125 per week PEARSON
PIANO CO. 128-130 N. Pennsylyania.
SPLENDID Story and Clark mahogany
upright plano. satin finish. recondittoned
throughout, like new; special price; 500
KNABE, GRAND = Large, but wonderful
adapted to the needs of church or audi
torium: $685.: terms. PEARSON PIANO
CO. 128-130 N. Pennsylvania.
PIANO-Mahogany case. like new, ideal
for practice. $50 1928 Ruckle st.
GULBRANSEN, small mahogany player
looks like new. bench and rolls; a real
P PahTgaln 1s 81 T. o MIdK 81, MUSIC COM
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
Ing for in the want ads today. 1t may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND. zoos nice modern rms
Speedway visitors welcome. Ri. 2712.
DEL, N. 1328-Loyely rm.: firSt HoSr:
nicely furnished: IS. Ii. 1870.
DRExEL ARMS-730 n Illinois; 100 rms.
So 20 $40 wk.; also fur. apartments
HERvEY, i00e-Modern. near GARFIELD
park. Shelby car; IS. Or. S547.
ILLINOIS, N. 244l-Furn. rm.; nice home
Reasonable. Hs. 2s5s-R.
MASS. 540-Clean. modern. steau1-heated
rooms: 81 single. SIS up. double Ii O665
MERIDIAN. N.-Singie OF double room
twin beds. ia. $500.
MERIDIAN n. 260s-Room adjoining
bath: private home: SIS. Ia. 1881.
MERIDIAN. N. l927-Large. front: con-
venlent: very reasonable: garage optional
NEW JERSEr' n. 1871. clean. 'front.'
sleeping Ems private sasaaes. Il. SOFA.
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Apartments for Rent
Apartment Rental Bureau

We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the CITY north CT WASHINGTON st.: let
Commission and no OBLIGATIONS: we us-
ually furnish car and driver 20 show
apartments without extra charge. Cab
ri 1871. day and night service.
ONLY / APT. LEFT rms, bath, city
heat electrical refrigeration garage;
front and back yard, $37.50.
o. P. FOREMAN.
400 Kahn Bldg. Ii. 7s4s. RI. 1891.
nth. W. 42-NicelY decorated kitehenetts
apt: heat light, gas. water and Ice fur
nished: s3l. so. Apply Apt. /. THE GRANT:
Four-Room Apt, $18
Thoroughly modern. 1894 w. New York.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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Earns for Sale

81. 500 PROPERTY all paid for, for sale
for 81. 500. or will trade for Indiana
States. IL acres in oregon. extra good
soil, no rock. sand or gravel: 5-room
house, woodSned and garage; 3 miles from
great Columbia river and Columbia river
highway. No irrigation needed, natural
prune, dairy and poultry country; so miles
from the ocean; good moderate climate; 2
weeks freezing in winter. otherwise 30 de-
grees above in winter and no higher than
go degrees in summer. H. F. DONAHUE,
Goble oregon r. F. D. l.
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Eaeln WANTED {, prnale

GIRL to DO sales work IN Dime Stores
sFH free 20 travel. axe oyer 81. Expenses
pf1. STATE phone number. Address
res Box R2ti-
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Situations Wanted Female

WANTED-Girls. entering Central Business
College next Monday. wishing 10 locate
with private families to assist with work
IN exchange for board adm room. Ii.
1897 MISS SMITH.
WANTED-HouSework or cooking hy good
country lady. 2345 N. Talbot
GENERAL or as housekeeper have grown
boy. Write In care Times Box B 246.
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Something? Ad the Surest Way Recovery
Machinery and Tools

WE do electrical and mechanical expert
mental work and development work.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
s525 East Wash. st. IT. 1881.
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Rooms for Rent

con connectinS SN ms n Il OF 2. ri. eios.
ORIENTAL. n. 20-Fur. or unfuF. sleeping
rooms. modern; week rent free.
PERSON. 240s-Nicelv furn. rm.. garage
opt. nj. car Ia. 1042-J.
STURM AVE. i3o2-Modern room; private
home: privileges. Ia. 56e5.
WALNUT. e. 415-Light airy sleeping rms.
next bath. private entrance; Reasonable
also large sleeping I'M. with notplate.
COLONIAL HOTE-Excellens rooms. 81
week. two persons; with bath. $3.50. two
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Va; clean. modern
rms. Speedway visitors; So 70 So. RI. 1888.
LARGE clean furnished room: next bath:
private home. Dr.. 55le.
HOTEL ANTLERS
$50 N. Meridian
Special Summer Rates
Effective June l
People $14-$15-$16
Per Week
Tub or shower baths. rooms. newly
decorated and furnished, swimming pool;
moderate priced coffee. shop. Free
walking distance OF Circle.
LINCOLN 235I.
SARATOGA HOTEL
$40 Mass. Simmons beds. inner-spring
mattresses. Special weekly rates to per-
manent guests. II. oe65.
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms: hot, cold water; IS
wk, with bath, 81 wk. Cool rms, real
summer home; ladies' gentlemen. 232 S. III.
SPEEDWAY VIsITORs-Rm close in. Free
parking space. Gil N. Meridian. Apt. 6.
23D. s1e E.1,Attractiye sunny rm.; gen
CAPITOL HOTEL
llo2 N. Capitol. Ri s4s4
DowNToWNmspeedgay guests; 2 clean
sHAFFER HOUSE-l14 W. Ohio; the place
for a good nights rest Ii. 54al.
18TH, E, 521-Modern room; private home;
So; Y square Central car line.
MODERN-Newlv decorated. walking dis
tant: meals optional Ii 93l5.
HOTEL ST. DENIs-136 W. Market: clean
nice rms. running hot. cold water: S. up.
Room for Rent With Board
NEW JERSEY. N, 2229-Pieasant front
Home oooEing IA. z7oe. 80
NEW YORK. E.. 4918-Front rm... twin or
single beds: priv. home. IT. 2724.
NEW JERSEY. N, 2062-Owner's home in
Morton pl.; nice room, large closet, twin
beds, shower. So; garage. ia. 69l6.
WASH, E., 3309-Nicely fur. rm.: meals
optional; also housekeeping room.
CHILDREN to board in good country home.
Best ref. 81 week. r. r. s. Box 359. City.
LARGE airy front rm., privileges; radio;
meals optional. COB E. SIND Wa. 1886.
X-TEACHER-Wants children to board.
mod. suburban home. Oh. 2033-W.
18TH. E., 529-Mod. private home. So. SO
81. Walk. dist. Central car. Ii. 3159.
WANTED-Child under school age,
mothers car; 81 wk. r. r. 5, Box 559 city.
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BAUER CO.-Small walnut upright; a
-aY: price $50 Viking Music CO..
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Business Places for Rent

SHELBY, S24-26-2 storerooms. close to
Fountain Square, SO. $40. DR.. 2084.
FULLY equipped law office space, reason
able 207 Ind. TT Ri. 4240.
BARBECUE Stand and living rooms; on
west NATL. Rd., 207 N. Beville. Oh. CALM.
STORERO OM-3905 e. 10th st. Very rea
sonahle: $25 CHI Att
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Poultry and Supplies

CANARY SINGERS-$275: written qua
antee. 2416 E. Michigan. Oh. TOO.
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443 HOLT AvE-5-room modern bunga-
m men pFacticaily new, front drive garage,
vacant. improved street. Il block south
Of National road, re-poSsesSed, hence low
price $3.50. Small down payment, ball
ance monthly like rent. Lawrence j.
Sexton, Feaitor, Indiana Trust Bldg.
Ri ISL Ir. 0621.
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ANTLERS
SARAT0GAH HOTEL,
PRINCETON HOTFI,

$40 Mass. Simmons beds. inner-Spring
mattresses. Special weekly rates to per-
manent guests Ii 0665
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Cottages and Resorts

EAST SHORE LAKE MAxINKUCKEE-7
rooms; mod, except furnace; 2-car gar;
servants quarters; very low price. Leon
Joyce. 216 N. Pine, Indpls. Wa. 0369.
COTTAGE for sale; completely fur; beauty
spot on river; 20 min. dr.. from city;
$3.50: terms II desired. Oh. 2770-R.
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CLINTON HOTEL-29 Va; clean. modern
rms; Speedway Visitors; SO 70 So. Ri. 1888.
LARGE clean furnished room: next bath:
private home Dr. 55lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13
HIT Mpmnrta1tt

GREEN. PAYNE. A tribute of love and de-
bPot fn TO she meTory OF my Loved ONES
s f. 2 ets a1sarT yet ss9 and 500 ss
temoer Is. 1929. respectively.
TN 81 CRAZE Gfst GREEN SEEM HARRIS.
GRIMES. THELMA B. In sad but loving re
and gFandda tighter. THELMA B. CRIMES.
Gay '9 r. 1889 years ago to-
It's no, the tears At the moment shed.
"nen al hsn'eF Sf'e'' THE The i PxM11Y.
JGNHSSoN E ISEsEN ss;PTteHbs5 - 1927
Four years have passed today.
Since one loved so dearly passed away.
To know her was to love her
But it's Gods wav.
esDs cft Ser H i3s iE5s' sse6Hs
LEIMBACH. RAYMOND c. In sad but 10y
MoND c. LEIMBACE. who .departed this
life two years ago today. September Is.
God knows how much miss you.
Never shall your memory fade;
To the spot where you are laid
NY heart still aches with sadness.
My eyes shed many, tear:
Gag GR the e Ta9. q hSU lon mis-; yea you
" HIS WIFE. MAUD LErMBAcH
10 our dear we and o.
who died two years ago today, September
Is. 1929. ANDREW AND FRANK.
RAUZINo. MICHAEL. Sacred 10 the mem
DRY of nv kind. devoted husband.
MICHAEL RAUZINO. who passed away
suddenly September IS. 1928
- my ' W HIS WIFE. LENA
WHIP. BRUCE PETER. In sad but loving
remembrance or our dear husband and
father. BRUCE PETER WHIP. who de-
parted this life one year ago today. Sep
TEMPER r. IoV vgSy WIFE AND SONS.
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Marriage Licenses.

Rusgall Johnson. 81, and Jewel Bowel.
Mckinley
Joseph s. Lemmo. IS. and Loura G. Glenn.
%: Rev. C. p. Thomas.
Mamie jones. 80, and Susie Grifen, ~;
ROY L. Chenauit. 2s. Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Annabelle Day, 20, this city; Judge Robert
E. Mattingly.
Dorsey A. Btner. So, and Phoebe C. Roll
man. A. both of Remove, Pa; Rev. Walter
M Michael
Kelvin L. Nutting. "a. United States Navy.
and Mary z. Carmick, 81. this city: Rev.
John Temple,
william r Fallon. 80. Brooklyn N Y.
end Mary J. Holland, 81. this city: Rev.
John r. Rooney.
Alexander Hamilton. %, Philadelphia. Pa.
and Elizabeth Hinton, %. Greenville. s. c.;
Rev. Allan F. Poore
Kenneth H. Parsons. %, Kokomo. Ind.
and E. Pauline Livingstone, rs, Lewisville,
Ind. Rev. Du Bots lie Fevre.
George David Ferguson. 3e. Stanton, Va.
and Dorothy Belle Gochenour, 81, Staunton.
Va; Rev. John &. Ball.
Harlan Robinson Jessup. rs. Swarthmore.
Pa. and Eva Mae Murray, "a, this city;
Rev. Mark Depp.
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SIX LIQUOR RAIDS
NET Z PRISONERS
Three Couples Arrested in
Homes Visited by Police
in Southeast.

Twelve persons were arrested on LIQUOR
charges yesterday afternoon and last
night during raids staged by the third
inspection district vice squad.
Charles c. Richie, %, a mechanic.
and his wife, Lola. 38, were arrested
about 10 o'clock last night at their
home, Is Eighth street southeast, after
a policeman reported he found about 10
men drinking in the house. Sixty
seven pints Of alleged liquor were seized
together with 1870 bottles Of beer. Richie
and his wife were charged with illegal
possession and released under $500 bond
each.
Second Couple Arrested.
Another couple was arrested two
hours earlier at 220 Second street
southeast and charged with illegal
possession Of 240 bottles of home brew.
They were Alexander Baird and Mrs.
Georgia Baird. 80. They were re-
leased under $500 bond each.
About 1870 o'clock yesterday after
noon the raiding squad visited the
home OF William 0. Hardy, first block
Oh clIUeenCn street southeast, and ar
rested Hardy and his wife. Rose, IS, on
charges Of illegal possession of two pints
Of whisky. They were released on post
ing $500 bond each.
In the two other raids five colored
persons were arrested on charges OF il
legal possession All were released
under $500 bond each. They were Will
liam c. Gray, SO. first block of 1
street northeast: William Brent, So.
1900 block London court northeast. and
Katie B. Merchant, IS, 1900 block Willie
street northeast, arrested at the Wiley
street address, and James and Mary
Hamilton, 1000 block B street southeast,
arrested at their home.
Four in Raiding Squad.
Officers making the raids were Sergt.
r. C.. Speith, R. A. Williams, c. P.
Flynn and G. H. Wader
While the third District officers were
busy. the raiding squad from head
quarters visited house In the 1400
block of w street and arrested Ruth
Howard, 20, on charges of illegal pos
session of one-half gallon Of liquor
The officers -raking the raid were T. M.
McVeary, ]. e. Baker and Robert S.
Bryant.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
John w. Harrison. %. 1912 o ST.
Karin Peterson, %. st. Elizabeth's Hos
:. Clara. Louise wilson. "a, st. Elizabeth's
Harry shultz, "A. Gallinger HOSPITAL
Margaret e. Jermane, II, Northland
Dabney M. Chambers, II, SIT Florida ave.
Felix E. Denis. 10, st. Elzabeth's Hoe
Herman Erochlick: SO, ss7 Md ave. s.w.
Harry K. Manakes: a.: 1900 s0o H., i st ne
Paul Danzl; 81. 9s4 22nd St;
Charles Louis Sweeney, So, SOB Seward
Joseph D. DoneCan. Al, $50 p st: s.w.
Joan c. serrin. J. Casualty Hospital.
Infant Of Charles and Eva Daeter,
hours. Sibley Hospital.
Charles H. Parker, so, lll6 o ST.;
Mary Ida Cheeks. 20. CallinEer Hospital.
Mamie Ashe. ~. Gallinger Hospital
Clara Montgomery, %. Freedmens Hos
ErsaIine McCard. S, % p St ne.
Reginald Cash. months, Gallinger Hos
pital
Infant of John and Juanita Washington.
10 days. Columbia Hospital.
Infant Weems, hours, Garfield Hospital.
Infant Lee. Is minutes, Garfield Hospital.
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WOMEN SEEK COVER
IN GANG KILLING
Butcher Is Slain in Brooklyn as
Mothers Push Babies in
Carriages.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Joseph
Manino, IS, a butcher, was killed in
Brooklyn'S death valley" late today by
three men who shot eight bullets into
his body as nearly 500 women and
children scurried for cover.
The women, many Of them pushing
babies in carriages, were looking over
the fruits and vegetables displayed in
scores of pushcarts along Union street
in Brooklyn. when Manino got out Of
his automobile and started to walk
along the crowded street.
Vendors were filling sacks with pur-
chases as the three men spotted ma
nino and fired at him. He died before
an ambulance arrived.
Police said they had not definitely
determined the motive but believed
Manino had tried to muscle in" in
the section known to the underworld
as death valley" from the fact that
nearly 40 men have been shot in the
district in the last eight months.
About 10 Of them died.
Manino's only criminal record. police
said, was conviction for grand lar
ceny of alcohol in 1920. for which he
received suspended sentence. They
added. however. that he was one Of
several men tried and acquitted sew
eral years ago for the wine-cask MUIR
der of Giuseppe Candello, slain because
he defied orders to move his banana
paste business.
John Mannino, "a, and Nicholas
Ciconne, %, were wounded tonight in
another shooting which occurred in
an East Fifteenth street pool room.
Cicone's condition was so serious de-
tectives made no effort to question him
at the hospital, but Mannino. only
slightly wounded in the arm, was taken
to police station.
AS in the Brooklyn shooting, the
pistol fire occurred while the street
was filled with children. Also, as in
BROOKLYN, the assailants escaped.
witnesses said three men drove in
front Of the pool room in an auto
mobile, ran to the front door and fired
six times before fleeing.
The pool room is owned by Man.
nino's brother, Angelo, who three weeks
ago was arrested in connection with
the stabbing of John Cook, owner Of
another pool room nearby. He was
freed for lack of evidence.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
giria-Generally fair today and tomor-
row, little change in temperature. Mod
crate southeast and south winds.
Record for "a Hours.
Temperature-Midnig rs; am,
rs; 4 am, 70; am, 70; 8 am, rs:
10 am, 86; IL noon, 81: 2 pm, 95;
pm, "a; 6 pm, 80; 8 pm, So; 10 PM,
81. Highest. 90; lowest, 70.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest, SO.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide, am. and 1922
pm; high tide, $40 am. and 9:07 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:51 am. and
4:08 pm; high tide, 9:32 am. and 9:55
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. Sat am; sun sets,
6:21 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:48 am; sun
sets, $40 pm.
Moon rises, 1928 an; sets, 7:l3 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Rainfall.
Comparative figures Of the monthly
rainfall in the Capital for the first
nine months against the average are
shown in the following table:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13
F. w lehman DIES
AT ST. LOUIS HOTEL
Former U. S. Solicitor General and
Bar Group President Lived
Here 1910 to 1912.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Fred-
erick William Lehman, 78, former So
licitor general of the United States and
past president Of the American Bar
Association, died at his hotel apart
ment here today of arteriosclerosis.
The funeral will be at pm. Monday,
at Christ Church Cathedral, Episcopal,
with burial here.
Mr.. lehman had been in falling
health since he fell in his bath room
four years ago and fractured his left
shoulder. He is survived by Mrs. Leh-
mann and three sons, Sears and John
S., who were associates with him in
law practice, and Frederick W., Jr.,
also a lawyer, living in Kansas City.
Mr.. lehman was in Washington
from 1910 until 1912 as solicitor general,
returning thereafter to st. Louis, where
he resumed his private law practice. In
1918 he served as general counsel OF the
United States Railway Wage Commits
sion. He was president of the Ameri-
tan Bar Association in 1908 and 1909.