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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

tonight at 7:3O at Hofmans residence,
lol West. Arizona street. F. Bova, Sitter,
Donahue, McFall, Wertz, jenkins and
Jim Bova are urged to attend.
indianapolis Triangles will worn out
sunday afeFnoon At Sh 1S paTk and
tilt. Triangles will open their season
Sunday, April rs at Bedford, meeting the
Twin City Black Sox: Strong state clubs
Fl. E. Beplay. s2i North Ritter avenue.
or phone 1rvington 1897.
Indianapolis Cardinals will practice at
open their season April IS against their
south side rival, Indianapolis Orioles. Two
years ago the disbandment of the Orioles
formed the Cardinals. Nevertheless both
teams continued the season. In 1880 both
clubs were back on the field. and met
twice during the season. Both times the
one game extending into extra innings.
This season the two teams are strong
contenders for the Em-Roe championship.
Riverside Sunday on diamond No. /, at
2:3o. Following players are asked to re-
port: Forster, Gale Love. Eichel, Crews,
MoTFdman HStse Kn0aid ans McLsIghF
Eader, Brady. Teams desiring to sched-
ule games with the Mohawks call Ii.
1851 during the day and ask for Chick.
road bail desiring the services Of 'HS i lsi
handed pitcher. call DR.. 1893. ask for
Harold.
side No. l Sunday morning at 10. All
players are asked to attend this last p=ac-
on 1f Wife Bert R M Ds sSa Ff East s s
nut street. for games.
Gaseteria nine. which will replace Brook
side A.. AS in the municipal league. will
teria probably viii line up as follows:
Prater or Seffel, shortstop: Schoneker, sec
ond base Gard PF dsS4s LEFT Gill; wIHg
field: Davis first base: Miller. third base
Holman or Bsder. pitcher. Braughton and
Weathers. heavy sluggers. also will see
action.
Union Printers desire a practice game
Saturday afternoon. Call DR.. 1014-J. ask
for Perkins. All Printers are asked to re-
be. registered for league play. Uniforms
Will be issued at this meeting.
Indianapolis UniversaIs will practice
Sunday at Riverside No. 3 at P. m.
Killimeyer, Arvin, Mathews. Ayres, Shanks,
Dunn, Foster, Price, williams, C. House
teams wanting games write Ralph Adams,
s02 Broadway avenue.
Indianapolis Reserves will practice Sun
day at Riverside No. at 2 D. m All
players desiring tryouts be on hand. Re-
serves will open their season April Is,
and are ready to book games with fast
state clubs. Write A. Monroe, 2O01 Roose-
Yelt avenue, or call Oh. SAIL.
Riverside Aces will play the Western
A., AS. Sunday at 2:30 p. m. on River
side diamond No. in a practice game
All players and tryouts are requested to
report a 200. The Aces will meet to-
night at 1880 at Udeu and Clifton streets
and all members are requested to be on
hand.
A player with four years OF experience
in class A baseball desires a berth with
local or state team for any position
but on the mound Call Tai 1902.
Ed Klein. brother Of Chuck Klein. is re-
ouested to get in communication with
Eddie Ash. Times sports editor.
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BERG TO START DRILLS
Briton Expected to Return t.
Chicago.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, April 18.-Jack kid
Berg of England was expected to re-
turn here today from Waukesha,
Wis, to complete training for his
ten-round bout for the lightweight
title against Tony Canzoneri Of New
York at the Chicago stadium Friday
night.
Berg went to Waukesha several
days ago in order to get his weight
down to the 135-pound class limit.
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Friday Exhibition Tits

Hartford. Conn. 6; Brooklyn (N), 4.
Richmond. A; Philadelphia (A.), 4.
Washington (A),, A; Navy, |.
New York (N), 4; Camden, 1,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Former Champ Earns Right to
Challenge Champ.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. April lS.-Johnny
Layton. ten times holder of the
worlds three-cushion billiard cham
pionship. earned the right to meet
Arthur Thurnblad. present title
holder, in special match. by de-
heating Allen Hall of Chicago, 800
% 263 in PSI innings in the test
mich ended Friday night.
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AT LEXINGTON

First Race claiming; maidens; .2-yesr-
wristlet. 116; Monks Fox. 116. Bay Leaf
ll6;; (a)Precide. 1l6; Thrushway. ZIG;
Sketch, 1l6; Thistle Telee, 116; Oh Bob Up
lie: (alPirogue, ZIG: Ekhorn Lass. 1I6
LADY oldham: ZIG: Charming Queen. ll6;
Annette B. Il6 Sun Bonny. 1l6; Boiling
Water. 1l6: Rosa w. 1i6
(alHal PRICE Headley entry.
lhl w. E HUM entry
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Senior Loop Pennant
Favorites Open Today
Manager Hornsbys Homers Give Bruins Two of Three
Wins Over Pirates; st. Louis Shares Lead With
Braves; Chicago in Third.

CHICAGO, April Retrospective o. Louis
Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs to be tested in fougame series
opening today Chicago.
The two clubs winner and respectively
and JOINT favor in the current campaign have set fast
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Fifth Race thandicap: s-year-olds and
I'D; mile and sixteenth)-Sun Beau. 1919;
~ ROCKET Glare 100; (al Fortunate Youth.
lO9: sister Zoe. IS: Spinach, iis; FoIEing.
los: Paul Bunyan. 103
(a)S. w. Labrot entry.
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~Bowling~
: BY LEFTY LEE

Illinois alleys, controlled by the
Beam Brothers Recreation Com
pany. has been awarded the 1882
CITY tournament. According to John
Beam. manager Of the Illinois
drives, their bid guarantees the
City Bowling Association an entry
of 100 five-man teams for this meet,
an increase of twenty-five teams
over this years event. They also
agree to pay one-half of the entry
fees in the team event for all clubs
using the Delaware, Indiana ana
Illinois alleys who enter. The ILL
nois alleys have been popular as
great drives for real scoring, and
indications are a new record entry
in all classes of play will roll.
Soldier Boys from .Ft. Harrison were IN
a pin-spilling mood during the washington IN
ta essqt9h three 'i games from Tuxedo reeds Al
YIN HeateFS sIS0 won as Ta em Goa GOOD
rich tires, Heffelman Candy, Il SchnleyI
and billing Candy took two from Real
Coca Coca Cola Cola and Hoosier Optical. Herman
B9hne cinchsd the indiyidUal 1 1eafIderIbn 81
the best thrae-gams total for this se gie
Indy, eI4;s BianfoTd: 6l 81, eiltneF' ss4i
Seyfeld. GIG. and Meyer, oSl.
Hoosier Club Coffee and Sargent teams
won three games from Hotel AntIeass a aI1d
Ba adsypfRst Realty took the odd game from
Marott Shoes and stemm Colts during the
s Gsy Le ssqt Selling Pag on hosea de out
by Ave pins, 653 to 648. for high three
game total. Daugherty had an even , 9eO'
SO. Cobler. $50; Wheeler. GIL. and stemm,
Triple wins ruled the Mutual Milk Com
uanv piay on the Fountain Square drives.
Buttermiik and Mix defeating Cottage
Cheese and Cream. Wischmeyer and Boyer
featured with counts OF 6oz ana OH.
The VIM. H. Block League games re;
suited in a triple win for BLOCK OptlcaI
game win for Mems Clothing from window
TrimmerS.
Square No. play. schuster Coal and TROY
OH defeating DIFFERING -Litzelman and
games Of 354. 1873 and 245. total Of 661
to lead this play. Weaver q team maze
was next with 63s. Gels had cog; A.
Haagsma. COS. and 3. Haagsma. COL.
Two out Of three were also in order
during the American Can Company play.
inks and Figures. Dad Faust finished
with q 235 to save the last game for Bodies
and cop high score honors foz the night.
Hughes continued to set the pace in the
Big Four League. leading the HELD with
total of 604 Fezzis was next with an
even 800. The Gateway and Royal Palm
were victors each game over Lake Shore
and Knickerbocker. as Southwest Limited.
Queen CITY. Mound City and Missourian
lost two to Ohio State. Sycamore. Hudson
River and Suwanee River.
merry widow mixed doubles viii be
rolled on the st. Philip A. c. and Illinois
alleys Sunday night.
Indianapolis bowlers will invade South
Bend and Detroit today and Sunday. where
they will roll in the State meet and Elks
National.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Sixth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up mile and .sixteenthl Sun Craig. 106:
Billy Cock. 114 Come On. l09: Tony Joe,
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Fourth Race thandicap: s-year-olds; six
furlongsl Hot To-day. 112; Omareen. 101;
Barrido. 100 Sun Mission. ia; Pegg' S
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Hornbys managing during
the opening series against Pittsburgh
four from the Pirates and home Hornsby
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INDIANAPOLIS

N1EtE@1
Bonura batted for Lind in ninth.
Wolfe ran for Bonura in ninth
G. Barnhart batted for BurWell in ninth.
Dorman batted for Montague in ninth.
L., Barnhart ran for c. Barnhart in
ninth.
Saints ..................... ool 02o 3o0-s
Indians .................... OO2 600 OBS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Third Race 1890; 2-year-oid maidens:
is WnR lis sbaker ra MdQ1T Tg
- RoA Twig. il6; Topsie H. IIs; lc) ina
Highone. ll6: Boston Rose, lie; Magma
Meter. lis: (clHasty Polly, ZIG: Tears.
lie. Eeterflv ii6: on Edge. ll6: Doreen
Princess, lis: Precious Ann, 116; Verify
Nancy. 1I6.
talMrs; carrqthers and Hughes entry.
thl Elmtree Stable.
&c Dixianna enrty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Runs Batted In-OurSt. Pasrhal. 2,
Roettger. q Hopkins Fitzgerald. Dorman,
Mccain. Pence, c. Barnhart Home run
burst. Two-base hits-Bream Hopkins.
Lind. Fitzgerald. Sacrifice hit-Saltzgav-
er. Stolen bases-Paschal. 2; Montague.
Double plays-Saltzgave to. Morrissey to
Roettger; NarleskY to Lind to Mccain;
Mccain. unaSsisted. Left on bases-St.
Paul. II; Indianapolis. 6. Bases on balls
off Pence. 8; off Burwell. l; of Dream.
4. Hit by pitched ball-Roettger by
Pence. Hits-Of Pence. in 62-3 in
ninRs: of Burwel 4 in 2 l3 innings. of
Bream. II in 1-3 innings of Belts, none
in 2-3 inning. Winning pitcher-Bream
Losing pitcher-Pence. Umpires-Brown
and GOetz. Time SO.
The last slave in the state of New
York was Margaret Pine, who died
in Brooklyn in 1857.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

THURSDAY nights feature at
L the Armory will bring to-
gether two local pugs in rivalry
battle that is arousing lot of
interest among the fans. Tracy
Cox is to resume his ring wars
with Marvin (Kid) Woods, after
an interval of about two years.
When both boys were fighting in
prelims, they met four times, and
Woods has a slight advantage in
the scoring, having whipped Cox
twice and fought him a draw.
Since their last meeting, Cox has
fought in numerous main events
in local rings, but Woods, for some
reason or other, has been COM
PEELED to do his stuff in semi
windupS here, although topping
cards in various clubs of the mid
die west and in Florida and Cuba.
There will be weight advantage
of three or four pounds in Cox's
favor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

First Race Claiming: maidens: Swear
oids s. and up; mile and seventy yards
garet Nc. 1903; John Barton. toS Pretty
Boy, 108; Sweet Senorita. 1903: (a) VALLEY
Forge, 1903: Follow On. 1903: Tardy Miss
Ito; Hasten, 1903; (b)Levante. 1903; MA
gothy. 1903; Bobby Folsom. 1903: (clBad
Girl. 1903; Hurry Bye. 1903.
a)Mapleton Study entry.
(b)Middleburg Stable and VIM. zieglel
Jr. entry.
(cIS. w. and w H. Labrot entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Sixth Race 1890; 2-vear.olds. allow
sncss: four fprlongs Indian Runner, ITO:
Sea Biuows. ITO; Clasbvs Choice. ITO: Gay
Prince. ITO: Bill Tell. 10, fbl Bob Custer.
no. Adrian ll2: (bl Coletown. 10; Epi-
denlic. no. Sophist 10.
(hlLucas and Z. Combs Jr. entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

second Race 1890: 2-year-old colts and
Romiro 1ls. Prince Rock 10: Black west.
ITO; Prince Hot Spur. ITO; Red Runner,
llO;. Adobe. Post, liz: Star Dancer, 1l2;
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Seventh Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up: mile and auarter) -Glennal. Ill: Ne
godale. li2; Clear Sky. IA; Sea Scamp. lis:
Fair BetS 1907 90 worEes io4 Pa3 0id eGG
IL: Grir W. 108.
Weather. clear: track. fast.
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and a half furiongsJ @Vishnu. Iii: James
River. IL; FLYING. 1O8 Golden Gate, Ill
Lorraine S. lis; Bob Boom, 1l2; Heighe
Ill: Surf Bather ia: Semester ia: South
Tour. l08: Doctor Happy 100: Golden Spur.
II; Election Day, III: Clotho. ll2; Westy
Junior. Ill; Traffic Judge. Ill; Towee,
Ill; Bright Bird. Ill
(a)Mrs. R. Hedge and P. H. Faulconer
entry.
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Results Yesterday

ASSOttAllON
Minneapolis ......... 900 600 600 Z !
Louisville ...,..,,.. 600 500 ok s 10 /
Morgan, Mccullough and AIcMullen
Greenfield and Shea.
Milwaukee .......... oo0 III 600 ?
Terrell, Buvii. linke and Manion: Chap
man and Desautels
Kansas CITY $500. o2i COS oo2-i0 2
Toledo ............. I03 600 I03- 10 :
Thomas. Sanders. HanSinS Bavne and
Peters. Susce: Van Glider. Tate and Dc
vormer.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
CHICAGO ....,....... 600 ooS Sox-5 3 9
Wood. Bednar and Hemsley: Bush.
Sweetland and Hartnett.
Sc. Louis at Cincinnati, rain.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No raureS scheduled
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Fifth Race $4,000 added: the Ben All
handicap; 3-year-olds; futurity coursel-
"a Costing. l0l: alAngry. lis; f.b) Thistle
Ann l0s; Martha Jones. i04. Gold Step.
lot; TaAnery. liz; Cayuea. 1l6; Dark En-
try 100; tcl Justinisn. LOG; Black Comet.
100; fclLaughing Bow 1ol; tb)Patricia
Marian. los; Manta 1903
talC. V. Whitney entry.
(blG. Collins entry.
tcl Greentree Stable
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Purity States Club will practice at Brook
! side No. l Sunday morning at TO- All
| players are asked to attend this last p-ac-
| tice session. Purities will play road games
only. Write. Bert Kimmel, 322 East Wal
nut street. for games.
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Fourth Race $500; 4-year-olds and up:
claiming: mile-end a ACKNOWLEDGMENT
cutie, io7 Earl OF Warwick, liz: Good
man. liz: Crash. ll2. Super Ton, lO7
Hiram Kelly. liz: Bid-a-wee. iO2; Broker.
II2; Yam Toy, 1I2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

.Mohawks will tangle with olympics at
2:S0. Following players are asked to re-
port: Forster, Gale Love. Eichel Crews,
OTIea asSf nn0al abe McMMs9g9f
Eader, Brady. Teams desiring to sched-
ule games with the Mohawks call Ii.
1851 during the day and ask for Chick
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS.
Sc. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

ANY state or city or state team PLAYING
road ball desiring the services of LETT
handed pitcher. call DR.. 1893. ask for
Harold.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

Hoosier Triangles will hold a meeting
tonight at 1870 at Hofman's residence
1O1 West Arizona street. F. Bova, Slifer,
Little, Sims Tennyck, Beck, SchnaltZ
Donahue, McFall, Wiertz, Jenkins and
Jim Bova are urged to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Seventh Race $500: allowances: s-year-
old hllies; futurity course -Laila Wild
ll2; Martha Jones. III; Beautiful Doll, liz:
lal Bubola, ll2: Nisia. liz: Gosling. III;
TiSs s Ens H. P nIMsTg GIssS e la
Wing. i09.
talEupp g. Judy entry.
Eighth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-
olds and UP; mile and a sixteenth -
Happy Lad, io7: Scarlet Brigade. Il2:
Lock az Lillian. l02; Belgium. liz: Shasta
Prune, l07. Buffer. l07: Began. li2; Draha.
io2; Bsekeeoer. III: Union ". III.
weather. cloudy; track. fast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NArInNAI IFAGI-r

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN at Boston.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Second Race Claiming: s-year-olds and
up: mile and sixteenth Col. Crump. 112
Moon Phase, liz; Croydon. III; Star l12;
Neison 'i il2 Volt Me Meter ~ Grey Gre GTi
l07; Spectacular. LOT: Sun Meta. 107; ISo-
tasY. liz: Kentucky Lad. liz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

A player with four years OF experience
in class baseball desires a berth with
local or state team for any position
but on the mound. Call Tai. 1902.
Ed Klein. brother Of Chuck Klein. Is re-
ouested to get in communication with
Eddie Ash. Times sports editor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Indianapolis UniversaIs will practice
Sunday at Riverside No. at o. m
Following players notice: Brant, Curry
Killimeyer, Arvin, Mathews. Ayres, Shanks,
Dunn, Foster, Price, Williams, C. House
and S. House and all tryouts. State
teams wanting games write Ralph Adams
900 Broadway avenue.
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Union Printers desire a practice game
Saturday afternoon. Call DR.. 1014-J, ask
for Perkins. All Printers are asked to re-
port at the meeting tonight so they may
be registered for league play. Uniforms
Will be issued at this meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-18

Riverside Aces will play the Western
A. AS Sunday at 2:s0 p. m. on River
All players and tryouts are requested to
report a 200. The Aces will meet to-
night at 1880 at Udeil and Clifton streets
and all members are requested to be on
hand.
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NATIONAL TFAGUF
LAYTON CUE VICTOR

AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled
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Indianapolis Reserves will practice Sun
day at Riverside No. at 2 D. m All
players desiring tryouts be on hand Re-
serves will open their season April 25,
and are ready to book games with fast
state clubs. Write A. Monroe, 200l Roose-
welt avenue, or call Oh. SAL.
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indianapolis Triangles will worn out
Sunday afternoon at Rhodius park and
will meet Indianapolis Cubs in a practice
tilt. Triangles will open their season
Sunday, April 26 at Bedford, meeting the
Twin City Black Sox. Strong state clubs
desiring games for May and June write
II. E. Beplay. s2l North Ritter avenue.
or phone IrVington 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
SPAIN'S new CABINET
BEGINS CAMPAIGNING
Grave Government Problems Cast
Aside as Members Turn to
Politics.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, June 6.-The members OF
the first Spanish republican cabinet
since 1873 turned tonight from admin
iStrative cares to electioneering.
The most stubborn problems facing
the new republic, including the Vatican
question, labor, unemployment and
agrarian problem. as we'll as the ques-
ton of Catalonisn independence, can
wait it was believed, until the Con-
stituent Assembly meets in July. In
the meantime the members of the
cabinet will look to their political
future.
Five of the ministers left today to
begin campaigns for deputyships in the
new Cortes and others will leave soon.
The Monarchist Club of Madrid to-
day decided to abstain from the parlia-
mentary elections. 1t considers its eff
forts at the polls would be Intellectual
owing to anti-monarchial feeling. Presi-
dent Alcala Zamora will run as can
didate for deputy for Jaen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
LINCOLN BUILDING
TO Be DEDICATED
House Where Presidents
Parents Wed to Be Opened
as Memorial.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARRODSBURG, KY, June 6.-The
marriage temple housing the cabin in
which the parents of Abraham Lincoln
were married 125 years ago will be
dedicated at the Pioneer Memorial
state Park here next Friday with the
Federal Government and four states
represented.
The program was announced today
by the Kentucky State Park Commls-
sion, the Kentucky Pioneer Memorial
Association and the Harrodsburg HIS
torical Society. The exercises VIII De
broadcast over coast to coast hook-up
of the National Broadcasting Co. from
2:15 to 3:15 pm. Central Standard
time).
Harrodsburg Anniversary.
Dedication of the marriage cabin is
the main feature of the celebration OF
the 18TH anniversary Of the founding
of Harrodsburg. The mansion adjacent
to old Fort Harrod will be opened Fri
day morning. 1t contains Colonial
relics.
The logs of the original cabin in
which the marriage took place make up
the reproduction now housed in an
edifice designed after a church and
donated by Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball,
Muncie, Ind.
Doak will Speak.
William N. Doak, Secretary Of Labor,
will deliver the dedicatory address.
Others on the program are Gov. Elem
D. Sampson of Kentucky, former Gov.
Edwin P. Morrow. now a member OF
the Railway Mediation Board; United
States Senator Alben w. Barley, Ken
lucky; DR.. Albert Bushnell Hart, his
torian of the George Washington
Bicentennial Commission: DR.. William
Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana Uni
verSity, and Mrs. Flora Myers Gillentine,
Nashville, historian general of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Music will be provided by the Uni
Versity of Kentucky Band. The mar
riage ceremony of Thomas Lincoln and
Nancy Hanks, Lincoln's parents, will be
dramatized by students of Pennsylvania
College, Lexington. In the evening
there will be Lincoln banquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD
HEARS COUNCIL REPORT
Rev. Cavert Explains organiza-
tons Stand on Birth Control
Study Reports.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ASBURY PARK, N. j., June 6.-The
Rev. Samuel McCrea Cavert. Bronx
vile. N. Y, told the Synod of the Re-
formed Church of America today that
the Federated Council Of Churches of
Christ in America failed to adopt a
report on Marriage and the Home" in
which birth control was discussed be-
cause the report was merely an at
tempt to help young people to think
their way to a conclusion
Mr.. Cavert, secretary of the council,
said the federation published both the
minority and majority reports Of its
special committee rather than commit
itself to one of them. He said the
council did not presume to speak for
any denomination or even for itself" in
publishing the report.