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Evening star., 1933-01-23
MRS. JOSEPHINE {. OFT
EXPIRES AT AGE OF 73
Widow Of Joseph w. OFT Was Ma
tive Of Capital-Funeral to
Be Held Wednesday.

Mrs. Josephine Elizabeth OFT, 70,
died yesterday at her home. 2o23 First
street. She was the widow of Joseph
w. OFT, who died about 20 years ago.
Mrs. Ott born and raised in WASH
ington, was the daughter of the late
Stephen and Josephine Roth Hart
brecht. She is survived by three sons,
Raymond G. OFT, president of the
Standard Art Marble Co. of this city;
Ernest S. and the Rev. George E. OFT
Of Baltimore.
Funeral services, in charge Of Frank
Geiers Sons, will be held Wednesday
high mass at St. Martins Church.
Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-01-23
VISCOUNTESS FURNESS
is GRANTED DIVORCE
Twin Sister of Mrs. Reginald Van
derbilt Gets Custody of Son
in London.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON January 23.-Viscountes
Furness twin sister of Mrs. Reginald C..
Vanderbilt of New York and sister Of
Mrs. Benjamin Thaw. jr.. of Pittsburgh,
obtained a divorce today from her hus-
band. Viscount Furness, chairman Of
the Furness Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. She
was given custody Of her son and costs
against the viscount
She brought the action last month,
charging misconduct.
ViscounteSS FurnesS, the former Mrs
James Vail Converse, was married to
the shipping magnate in 1926. Since
then she has been a prominent figure in
British society. frequently seen in the
company of the Prince of Wales at
social events. She Is a daughter of
Harry Hays Morgan, who formerly was
in the American consular service.
Evening star., 1933-01-23
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair and some
what colder tonight and tomorrow:
lowest temperature tonight about a de-
grees: gentle northwest winds. becom-
ing variable.
Maryland and Virgtnia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; somewhat colder tonight
and in east portion tomorrow.
West Virginia-Fair tonight and TO-
morrow: somewhat colder tonight.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Evening star., 1933-01-23

Microphones have been installed in the
great San Sophia Mosque. in Constan-
tinople, Turkey. for use of the muezzin,
the Mohammedan official who call the
faithful to prayer.
Evening star., 1933-01-23
Births Reported.

George NJ: and Elizabeth Lonsley;. girl:
Charles E. and Grace E. Higgs. girl
Norman L. and Margaret E. French. girl
Joseph A. and Mabel c. Gerard, girl
wins.
Harold M. ana Marie Horsman, boy.
William T. and Constance E. Thorne. boy
Andrew o. and Frances E: Sullivan. boy
Henry G. and Elsa Bartsch. boy.
Park r. and Elma Anderson. boy.
arnold 1; and md. Ruth Ruth, M Rirkett; & boy.
Willie and Willie Grier.. girl.
SeEree 1tIse 4 and and Marsaret Dodson boy
George and Mae Jeffries. girl.
Sidney J. and Bennie G. Swami. girl.
Phillip and Mabel Mayo. girl
John and Adele Bell. girl
BENJAMIN H: and Ruth Johnson. girl
James and jamie Reed. girl.
Steve and Mabel James. boy.
Charles L. and Virginia Bailey, boy.
Charles and Mary FELTON,. boy.
John and Norma Jones, boy
Thomas and Stella Carroll. girl.
Robert and Helen johnson. girl.
Charles H. and Mable Wilson. girl.
James z. and Hattie Dyson. boy.
Evening star., 1933-01-23
Reports for Last 48 Hours.

Record for Last "A Hours.
Highest, IS. at pm. yesterday. Year
ago, "a.
Lowest, SIS, at 7:20 am. today. Year
ago, so.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Evening star., 1933-01-23

of Pittsburgh and a brother.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
LOST YOUR PET? INQUIRE Animal Relief
and Humane Education League. Lin. s57S
between am. and $40 pm.
LOST.
BAR PIN, gold. chased; Thursday, on 18th
st. bus, going to Fox Theater or in theater
COLLIE. brown, January 16. Tag No
d7l41; Return to George Turner, 1907
DOG-small. black, female scotty. Reward.
1915 Quesada st. Emerson 2163.
DOG-Black terrier, red collar; near Fair
fax, Va. Reward. Call North 1884.
LAW BOOKS-Longs Book Of Cases on con-
stitutional law, with name on fly leaf; also
book Of notes. Finder please call Wisconsin
$685. between am. and pm. Reward.
POLICE DOG, male. full grown. name
Teddy" Collar with address on tag. Suit
able reward Cleveland 1914.
pocketbook, with SIS, pair eyeglasses, bunch
Of keys. Reward. $50 3rd st. sw.
SWEATER COAT-Child's. dark red. satur-
yc dsy; TYS TSs..eE hfsssr os ee Eeward Return to
WRIST WATcH-Lady's gold square; black
ri6sOn H5s%. Ggasd; Gsas initials l. 3. H." Reward
WRIST WATCH lady's, Sunday, between
10th and and Carroll Hall; g st. bet. 9th
WRIST WATCH, white gold; Jan. 20, be-
tween 49th as9A Albemarle st. and Union
Station. 1svStd Net. 246o o. Olsv. oela.
Evening star., 1933-01-23

Fl. 1893, at his residence. 1890 Euclid st.
NV, Apt ., JAMES w. late son of James
W. Green. Sr, and Fannie Green, moth
er He also leaves one sister. Blanche
Green; cousin. Fannie Root. and other
relatives and friends Remains tempo
rarily resting at Malvan Scheys fu-
neral home. New Jersey ave. and St
Funeral from the above funeral par,ors
Tuesday. January "a, at 1:30 pm, Rev.
Taylor officiating. Interment Harmony
nta
Evening star., 1933-01-23
Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches in
the Capital (current month to date:
Evening star., 1933-01-23
WILLIAM H CHAPMAN, W. q.
SISTER Ellen COLEMAN. r 8

denly. on Friday. January 20. 1888. at
LAURA THOMAS. the beloved wife Of % the
late Washington Thomas. She leaves to
mourn their loss two nieces. four nephews
one sister-ln-law and host of other
relatives and friends Remains resting
at William T. Tolbert.s funeral home.
1908 Hth st. NV. Funeral Tuesday,
January "a. at 80 pm, from Gal
braith A. M. E. 2. Church, 9Th ST. be-
tween L and NJ stS u ".
Evening star., 1933-01-23

WRIST WATCH, white gold; Jan. 20, be-
tween 40th as,h Albemarle st. and Union
Station. Reward. Net. 2z6o Of Clev. O0l3.
Evening star., 1933-01-23

Monday, January %. 1888. at her resi-.
oence, 1911 sth st NV, after a brief
illness. ANNA v. WARD. beloved wife Of
ottawa L Ward. devoted, mother of Mrs.
Aususta Poindexter. Ottawa and Reynold
Ward She leaves TO mourn their loss =
host OF other relatives and friends. Rs:
mains resting at Barbour Bros funeral
nome. As K ST. ne. Notice Of funeral
later
Evening star., 1933-01-23
GREEN. MATTE. On S

GREEN. MATTE. On Sunday. January 90,
1888, at her residence. 473 X st. s.w.
MATTE GREEN. She leaves to mourn
their loss. her husband, Thomas Green,
and host of other relatives and friends
Body temporarily resting at Malvan
Schey's funeral home, n, J. ave. and R
Evening star., 1933-01-23
WEEKS. RFTIAH r.
WILSON, BENJAMIN w On Sat,

WILSON, BENJAMIN W. On Saturday,
January q, 1893, at Washington Sani,
tarium, Takoma Park. Md, BENJAMIN
W. beloved husband of Dora Francis Will
son. Services on Tuesday. January "a, at
II am. at Warner E Pumphreys fu-
neral home. s424 Georgia ave. Silver
spring. Md 1nterment Grace Church
Cemetery, Woodside Md. %
Evening star., 1933-01-23
.oRE. ROBERT. On Monday. January

:,3, 1888. at his residence, 6l3 q st. NV,
ROBERT MOORE beloved husband of Mrs.
Sarah Moore. He also leaves q brother
Frank Moore. and stepmother, Mrs. Anna
Moore. and many other friends. Remains
resting at Frazier's funeral home, :SSg
r. I. ave. NV. until Tuesday, January
"a, at 8 pm; thereafter at his late resi-
dence. Funeral Wednesday, January 25,
at 2 pm, from Asbury M. e. Church,
11th and K SITS. NV, Rev. Williams Of
1cistinE. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemeteyy.
Evening star., 1933-01-23
HARLEY, CHARLES W. On Sunday. jan
uary 90, 1898, at Mount Alto Hospital,
CHARLES w. HARLEY, aged Sc years.
Notice of funeral later.

nss nary Il. 1888. W1Ri1GaT HARRfsoS Of
band OF Mrs. Delsie Harrison, father of
Edward and Clarence Harrison, Mrs.
Catherine Wells and Mrs. liver Black
two sisters. one brother-in-law, eight
grandchildren and host of other rela-
January 25. at pm. from the !George
B. Clarke Co. chapel. 1416 Florida ave.
ne. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 24'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22

Notice IS hereby gwen that scaled pro-
highways described as follows. will DC re-
ceiyed BY the Chairman OF the state High
way Commission a. his Office IN me Sta.e
House Annex. indianapolis, until V,9V
A NJ Central Standard Time. on the ISL
day Of August 1898. when all proposals
viii be publicly opened and read
EACH BIDDER SHALL FILE HIS WAGE
STIPULATION" WITH EACH PROPOSAL
n A sTHTE OF ND Th EN4 Fl LED AN
ACT CONCERNING THE COMMENTATOR
OF LABoRERss, ETC 4i,rs k APPR r 6P
WAGE sTIPULATioN is BOUND WITH
THE PROPOSAL.
CLARK COUNTY 335-3 40 miles on
Road 62-one mile south 70 "a miles
LAKE COUETY-Proi $40 054 miles on
Road 4i-At Highland.
MADISON COUETY-Proi. $50 30l miles
on Road Bone mile north OF Elyooe'
MORGAN COUNTY 33s B-O.523
miles on Road 37-3i2 miles south~est
OF Waverly.
On the four above projects. bids are
CRETE CRETE I BaSIT-uMIN6Us coHcPETE. BRICK.
ASPHALTIC MACADAM ROCK ASPHALT,
as shown on the plans and described n
the specifications. supplements. anu
special provisions pertaining thereto
BROWN & MORGAN COUNTIES Prof.
300 B-e.32o miles on Road 3S-Bean
DE sfsHSa c 1StSN 4nYoVP 200 Pav-
ss25 miles on Road 5e-Kelso TO Gull
DgG9rs S covN II bo,a zoe Anthony psg
70 ~ miles vest Of Birdseye-
on the three above projects bids are
B Hziss CT op Murc tHRe os 2RcRbAM
/ BASE. as shown on the plans and DE-
scribed in the specifications. supplements
and special provisions pertaining thereto
DELAWARE COUNTY-Proi 800 462
miles on Road l67-Ons mile north Of
FOR ONE COURSE STONE OR GRAVEL
| SURFACE. as shown on plans anc c.
serloed IN the specifications; supp.sme....s
and special provisions pertaining thereto.
THE STATE WILL NOT FURNISH ANY
! CEMENT FOR ANY or THE WORK
LISTED N THIS NOTICE.
/ Proposal blanks and specifications may
/ Of 81 50 per SCI exclusive Of cross section
additional payment Of $50, making the
refund Will NOT be made FOR plans re-
| turned Plans may BE- examined A. the
Office Of the State Highway Commission.
CHECKS FOR PLANS SHOULD BE MADE
PAYABLE TO - CHAIRMAN. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA"
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THIS LET.
EXPERIENCE RECORD AND FIEANcIAk
! STATEMENT PREPARED ON THE STATE
/ HIGHWAY COMMISSION STANDARD
/ FORM, WHICH WILL BE FURNIshEDS
FREE UPON REQUEST EXPERIENCE
RECORDS AND FINANCIAL STATEMENIS
PREVIOUSLY FILED WITH The COM
/ MISSION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTABLE
FOR THIS LETTING.
Zach bidder. with his proposal shall ne
corr crate surety bond. payable 70 the
State OF Indiana in the sum Of one and
/ one-haN Iisl times the amount OF MS
proposal. and in the form provided BY law.
Contracts will be awarded 20 the lowest
and best bidder but The right 20 reject
any or all bids Is reserved
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
JAMES ID. ADAMS.
Chairman
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R E N T AIS
Furnished Rooms

50. ALABAMA. n. lll5-Clean home-like
room. plenty hot water. Privileges Walk
ing distance. RI-5l21
50 .50-TACOMA N. 9o9-Cool nice room,
private layatory. garage optional. Refer
ences. CH4445-J
50 .50-LOVELY downstairs room; ideal for
girl. Studio couch. 2902 Central. Ia
BROADWAY. north of creek; nice clean
front room. Near bath. Private home.
TA-l362:
ILLINOIS n. isOT-Unusuai room. clean.
cool. constant hot water. garage optional
nicely furnished. Continuous hot water.
ILLINOIS. N. 2723-Cool room. private
porch business man. private home:
garage. TA-i44s
NEW JERSEY. n i44e-Fro1t sleeping
room. dqTn st,d modern: private en-
OHIO z. 4O7-Night lodging, i5c. Csc 35c.
Also housekeeping rooms. RI-4i45.
PENNSYLVANIA N. l347-Cozv room. near
bath. quiet home-gentlemen preferred.
reasonable. LI-ss57
PENN. ". sOi. SYLVANTA. APT. VERY
desirable front room.
RUCKLE 33G9-Attractive airy roome for
F HRti9ss,m shower constant hot water.
FREMONT. n s6-of W. Washington.
Board optional. BE-l55l.
WALNUT E 332-The IngleTerra. Apt 4:
nice front. outside rooms. modern.
Walking distance. RI-47ie.
ATTRACTIVE room. garage: business man
No one excep: owner OF car need call.
| COLORED-Ideal home for business men;
rm.. bath, $3.50 wk. up. LI-0474.
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Looking for Rent Use Times Want Ads
ANN UNCEM EMS
Death Notices

COLLINS. IIANITA Beloved vise Of
Fred Collins adopted daughter % Nj
and Mrs G BsilinEer daugnnr %
james Miller sister ~ Ralph Miller.
Clay Norman and william Ballinger
pasgcd aVaF Thurrcsf JUS o. age ~
parent residence 512 North oriental.
SATURDAY. july % ~ lis % N ana
from fne Th.rfr-frst stree baptist
Church. corner Annette and 3lst SIS a.
p. ~. Burial Floral PARK cemeferr
Frirnds invited VALID FUNERAL
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET

IN TIE MATTER or THE PETITION
OF DANVILLE NATURAL GAS CORP.
DANVILLE. INDIANA. FOR A CERTIF-
ICATE OF THE CONVENIENCE AND
NECESSITY TO SERVE TOWN OF DAB
VILE AND VIcINITY-TO APPROPRIATE
AND CONDEMN LANDS FOR PURPOSE
OF LAYING MAINS AND PIPES
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled cause IN the
Rooms Of the Commission. 40i state House.
at Indianapolis Indiana at 10 30 O'Clock
a m. on Monday. July 81. 1888
Public participation IN this hearing is
reQAested By the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY MOLE COOK. Commissioner
SHERMAN MIsTON. Public Counsellor
Indianapolis Indiana.
IL. On
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as Accessories. Tires. Parts

USED TRUCK TIRES
All sizes. both high pressure and ball
loon. Some with only a few thousand
miles on them. as low at SIS. General Tire
Co B3S N Delaware L.-5523
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET

PUBLIC oEHNIDE QUINN IooION DOCkEI
NO 1888
IN THE NATTER OF THE PETITION
OF NOBLE a. HUGHES AND THE DAN
VILE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION
TO SELL FRANCHISE AND INDETERMI-
NATE PERMIT TO LATTER COMPANY
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing N the above entitled cause IN the
Rooms Of the Commission. 40l State House
AZ Indianapolis, Indiana, al $50 o'clock
a. m. on Monday july 81 1898
Public participation IN this hearing Is
requested By the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY MOLE COOK Commissioner
SHERMAN MINTON. Public Counsellor.
indianapolis Indiana
.IulV 90 1879
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37-a Auctions, Private Sales
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Princeton Hotel

ga s. uLIINOIS-ReaI home for ladies
and gentlemen. A fan in every room.
Low rates 70 permanent guests FREE
parktngk
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lie G AIS
56 Legal Notices
Personal Property Loans

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET
NO 1879
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF b. Il MARROW EFT AL VS. NORTH
ERIN INDIANA POWER COMPANY-FOR
REDUCTION OF ELECTRIC RATES IN
COAI.MONT. INDIANA
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct pubic
hearing IN the above entitled cause In the
Rooms OF the Commission. 40i State House
al Indianapolis. Indiana at II 90 O'Clock
a m. on Tuesday. August 8 1898.
Public participation IN this hearing rs
requested by the CommSson
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY MOLE COOK. COMMISSIONS.
SHERMAN MIETON. Pubic Counsellor.
indianapolis. Indiana,
July %. 1893
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AMMO U NEE ENTS
; Personals
RENT A MAYTAG

s. 10 aFst person Fiving address Of holder
n Ind truck license plates 22o32. City
Hall indianapolis Room i02
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on the four above projects. BIDS are
invited on FIVE types Of pavement. CON
CRETE. BITUMINOUS CONCRETE. BRICK.
ASPHALTIC MACADAM ROCK ASPHALT.
as shown on the plans and described IN
the specifications supplements. ana
eracia1 nroulsinre nnrfaInlnn fnnref0.
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y Miscellaneous For Sale

UNREDEEMED LIKE NEW
Fishing rods & reels, ACC up
SACKS BROS. sOs INDIANA AVE.
AWNINGS-Close out cheap. plenty pat
terms free estimates HA-Or9q
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fTfTUN SARAH T.-Age n wars. passed
away Tuesday afternoon July 10 az the
horne Ok her daughter Mrs Viola Camp
bril a70 Dah sc Funeral services Satur-
dav p M az the Oak Hill Tabernacle
202s Roosevelt ave Burial Memorial
Park Friends invited
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RADIO-l933 model. 9-tube: beautiful cab
met. Al. bargain price 70 settle estate.
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S1.0O Delivers Any Radio
Majestic r C. A Victor. Stewart-War-
ner. CroSley and Avalon Radios.
ls5 North illinois ST. LI-ss7s
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N4RY oDA-AQe g mo,heT o


kAFIkIF. LOT = BoIOVed hr0ther q MOse
Benjamin. Samuel and Max Sauiric
Mrs n Roofstein. Rose and Dora Sa-
uiric az 90 this city and Mrs Emil
Grcenetelu oil Chicago. III passed aWav
july 81 age 81 rears Funeral from the
residence 22s7 y Penn ST. SUNDAY
July % ? p m Friends NAV view the
remains ~ The VALID FUNERAL HOME.
1919 * Illinois 50 until Saturday even
lnr Then call a. the residence Burial
Bethel cemetery. Friends invited please
omit flowers
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LEGAL NOTICE

MI ACE ~ CC4H -
Notice IS hereby gwen that sealed pro-
posals for the construction OF certain
highways described as follows. will DC re-
ceiyed By the Chairman OF the state High
way Commission az his office In the state
House Annex. indianapolis until 1000
NJ Central Standard Time. on the lst
day Of August 1898. when all proposals
will be publicly opened and read.
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CLARK COUNTY Prof. 335-3 40 miles on
Road 52-One mile south 70 IA miles
northeast OF Watson.
LAKE coUNTY-Proi. 33s-OO54 miles on
Road 4i-At Highland.
MADISON COUNTY PROF. $50 3ol miles
on Road bone mile north OF Elvood.
MORGAN COUNTY-Proj 336 30 523
miles on Road 37-3i2 miles southwest
OF Waverly
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EACH BIDDER SHALL FILE HIS WAGE
STIPULATION" WITH EACH PROPOSAL
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF
THE STATE OF INDIANA ENTITLED IAN
ACT CONCERNING THE COMPENSATION
OF LABORERS. ETC APPROVED
AUGUST II. 1892 THIS FORM OF
WAGE STIPULATION is BOUND WITH
THE PROPOSAL.
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on the three above projects BIDS are
BITUMINoUs MULCH On 4AcADAM
BASE as shown on the plans and de-
scribed in the specifications. supplements
and special provisions pertaining thereto
DELAWARE COUNTY-Proi $3.50 1852
miles an Road i6T-One mile north %
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-04
Runaways Are Huge
Problem to the Police

millions out of work the country over
and wage scales not what they used
to be for those lucky enough to find
work, the prospect is not SO alluring
as it might be-"
Nearly All Accounted For.
Captain Ayers estimates that fully
SO per cent of the girls reported miss
ing here year in and year out are
either restored to their relatives or
otherwise accounted for. Vast num-
bers of them return thoroughly disil-
lusioned-of their own accord. Many
who had run away in fit Of pique
are found in the homes Of friends or
acquaintance after night or two
Of absence.
The reasons why young girls leave
home are many and varied-almOst
as many and as varied as the subjects
Of the individual cases, according to
Captain Ayers. Some of the stock
motives were summed by the expert
as discontentment with home sur
roundings failures at school lessons,
desire to Give ones own life" eager
ness to earn money, clothes and lux
uries, desire to go on the stage and
men.
AS for the stage struck girl, she is
becoming virtually non existant so far
as the missing" lists disclose. Cap
tain Ayers believes that the records
would show that out-of-town girls who
come here to make a name on the
stage are not one-flfteenth what they
were few years ago. Whether the
stage has lost it's lure or the fact
that so many Of its people are looking
for work like folk in more prosaic
callings, the bureau chief cannot
guess. He only knows that the would
be stage beauties who claim the pro-
fessional attention of his investiga-
tors are becoming fewer and fewer
every year. Not one single case of
stage struck girl was entered on the
bureaus records last year.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-04
Fireman Hero Is Asked
for Saved Mans Glasses

Boston-When fire started in a
West end tenement house, Fireman
John O'Granihan rescued man from
a flaming bed and carried him through
smoky corridors to safety.
SO badly was he affected by smoke
that the fireman spent eleven days in
hospital. After he returned to duty
a stranger visited him and asked:
Are you the fireman who saved So
and-so in that fire on Leverett street?''
YES" the fireman replied.
"Well," said the stranger, "where
the hi are his glasses?"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-04
Taught to Speak Words They
Can't Hear.

Philadelphia.-Fa by Inheritance
or accident to live in a world of ST.
lence, 120 deaf children of Philadel-
phia are being taught by methods OF
scientific education to speak words
they never can hear.
Facilities for the special training,
designed to make minor handicap Of
a terrible affliction, have been provid-
ed by the board of education in an
effort to save from life Of isolation
those whom deafness otherwise would
make objects of charity or pity.
Some Of the boys and girls at the
school were born deaf, while others
lost their hearing through illness or
accident. Unable to hear the spoken
word, they are being taught to enun-
ciate by an intensive training in vi
bration.
Though systems of lip reading have
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-04
Science Brings Aid to the Deaf

been in use for years, officials pointed
out, they do not help a deaf person
to acquire accent values.
During the last few years q re-
markable device has come into use"
Mrs. Serena F. Davis, principal Of the
school, said.
1T is a microphone which rests on
the teachers desk and is connected
to pair of earphones for every child.
When the instructor sings, talks or
plays a musical instrument, the chill
dren feel the vibration and recognize
the sounds after repeated repetitions.
In the case of speech, they learn to
recognize words without resorting to
lip reading"
In addition, she explained, the chill
dren are taught light and heavy ac-
cents Of words by placing their finger
tips against bass drum while the
teacher speaks words against the
drumhead, just as one would speak
into mike"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-05-04
German Ambassador to
England a Beau Brummel

London.-The man who has the
swankiest wardrobe in LondOn-so
says local newspaper-is not an Eng
lishman, but German.
He is Herr Won Hoesch, new Ger
man ambassador to the court Of ST..
James, and he has no fewer than 100
suits. Evening clothes, dinner jack
cts, formal levee wear, riding clothes,
sports and shooting clothes, lounge
suits, morning suits, and uniforms
without number.
1t took the ambassadors faithful
valet, Hubert, two days to unpack.
Two rooms were specially fitted for
the clothes. Even SO, the shoes Ia
pair for each suit) overlooked under
the bed where his excellency sleeps.
All other sartorial details are in
keeping. Overcoats, 1t is said. number
dozens. There are, quite naturally,
So many hats and shirts that Hubert,
who has been with Won Hoesch for
twelve years, can scarcely keep track
of them.