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Evening star., 1934-09-16
KING MAY. QUIT
AS CHAIRMAN OF
D. c. COMMITTEE
Utah Senator Is DESTROYS of
Devoting Time to Ma
ti0naI Problems.
HAS WIDE EXPERIENCE
IN DISTRICT MATTERS
Was One of Early Advocates of
Street Car Merger Authorized
in Last Congress.
Senator william h. King of Utah,

Senator william Il. King of Utah,
who has taken an active part in
District legislation in both branches
Of Congress for many years, indicated
yesterday he Is considering asking to
be relieved of the Craftsmanship of
the Senate District Committee at the
next session.
He said he had not reached q
definite decision in the matter, how
ever, and would not until later In the
year. The Utah Senator Is under
stood to be desirous Of having more
time to devote to other committees
of which he is a member, handling
important national problems. He
indicated yesterday that If he decides
ultimately to give up the District
Craftsmanship he would at the same
time resign membership from the
District Committee. For the present,
however, he Is leaving the entire
question open.
Member Of Many Groups.
In addition to heading the District
Committee, Senator King is q men,
ber of the COMMITTEES on Finance,
Judiciary, Immigration, Privileges
and Elections and Territories and
Insular Affairs.
Senator Kings knowledge of
District affairs goes back to the be-
ginning of his service In Congress, as
member of the House, in 1897.
When he became Senator in 1917,
he continued his interest in the
legislative problems of the Capital,
and has been q member OF the
District Committee since that time.
He was named chairman when the
Democrats obtained Senate control In
March, 1888.
He was one of the earliest advo-
Gates Of street railway merger, which
was considered in Congress for many
years before being finally authorized
not long ago. He also was instru-
mental In obtaining legislation Great
ing the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission and in work.
ing for Improvement Of Potomac Park.
Aided in Securing Funds.
At the last session OF Congress ne
took q leading part In enactment Of
the act authorizing the District to
borrow from the Public Works Admin
istration for several urgent improve
ment projects, including the proposed
sewage disposal plant and a new adult
tuberculosis hospital.
The other Democratic members of
the District Committee, In the order
of their service on the committee, are
Senators Glass of Virginia, Copeland
of New York, Tydings Of Maryland,
Gore Of Oklahoma, Lewis Of Illinois,
Bankhead Of Alabama, McCarran Of
Nevada and Reynolds Of North Caro-
lima. Senator Glass, the ranking
member, Is already chairman Of the
important Appropriations Committee.
Senator Copeland is chairman Of the
Rules Committee, and Senator Ty-
dings is chairman Of Territories and
Insular Affairs.
II Chairman King decides to give
up his place on the District Commit
tee, the selection of q chairman would
be made by the majority leadership,
which usually designates a group to
handle committee assignments at the
opening Of a session. Senator King
has not reached o final conclusion,
however, and may decide to remain
as District chairman.
Evening star., 1934-09-16
REVIVAL TO START.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, September
is (SpeciaD Special revival services
will be held at the Baptist Church
here beginning Monday at 8 pm. Rev.
]. p. Scruggs, pastor Of the church,
will be assisted by DR.. B. P. Robertson,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church Of
Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1934-09-16
Actress and Director to Wed.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, September Is
R.-Ruth Charming, motion picture
actress, and Hamilton MacFadden, di-
rector, announced today they viii be
married at Santa Barbara Septem-
ber Is.
Evening star., 1934-09-16
Reports to Be Made.

CLARENDON, Va, September IS
Especially Reports on the depart
ment convention at Lynchburg win
feature q meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary to be held Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Vivian
e. Goldberg, 602 Carroll avenue.
Evening star., 1934-09-16
WORK HOURS CHANGED
Interior Department Employees Go
Back on Regular Schedule.

Interior Department employees
including p. w. A.-will go back on
their regular schedule of working
hours tomorrow, reporting for work
at am. instead of $50 O'Clock.
Secretary Ickes introduced the
earlier hour during the Summer SO
employees could get of at $3.50 pm.
for an extra hour of leisure and
recreation" during the afternoons.
The change to 8 o'clock in the morn
ing will be welcomed by a majority
in p. w. A. offices, it was said, because
only q minority Of employees have
been able to derive advantage by the
earlier closing hour In the afternoon.
Evening star., 1934-09-16

Continued ON Page 5. Column Sd
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Chapter 4s
PAINFUL HOUR

'AF0u. soa don't hate me-" (Mar.
sha dropped her arm. looked at
hisnl 10 yoa9"
God knoge | don't, Marshal" be
answered heavily, and he saw tears
brim IN her eyes he pushed her
heavy haiFaway from her forehead;
FunHinR bis hand over her forehead
and across her hair.
Were not going TO worry about
anyihinR. Marsha. except the fact
that vas brutal last night. want
you to know that It will never hap.
PEG again. Can yon believe me?"
Yes. rye never once really
doubted you. ="
'Quiei. dear"
He made no Eight against the well.
ing Of tenderness that filled him.
She was frightened. pitiabie and
lovely. with her hair lying DISNEY.
tled on the linen OF her pillow.
And III. she was his as he had
dreamed she would be; his to care
foF. And he would care for her, so
long as she needed him.
After q moment she relaxed and
her sobs lessened.
20 one 10 going to bother you."
he said slowly. close to sternly. do
you understand? ! won't let them!
DO your hear me. Marshal"
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drunk 2 half cup of tea she closed
her eyes, shook her head.
Please, take 1t away" she
begged. Il don't know what's the
matter. but | feel frightfully rough.
Championship and it may be EN-.
barrassing for everyone IL you DOM
hurry 1t out! Successful nausea Is
one Of those things that is never
dignifed!"
browning. he lifted the long-leg.
ged tray to set it in the hall. He did
not like 1t. He would get Jackson to
run in soon.
He stood by the bed, arms crossed,
looking down at her; ANY pain
anywhere?" he asked.
NO. You needn't worry. often
get this way when I'm worried or
have long stretch of short nights.
One doctor told me that it was
kindness of nature; protection for
my body. which is very sound If not
abused. It's nothing. really. for you
to worry about"
"Um, Shall go now? Could yon
sleep2"
Il don't think so. But | don't want
to detain you"
YOU'RE not OBTAINING me-" He
! dropped once more to the small
chair that stood near her bed. II
feel" he went on. that you would
be better for talking this through"
Yes, believe so"
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LEGALs

mary, II shall be held within sixty
days after. such state or National,
election. or primary.
Section 2. The Legislature shall
provide by general or special or
local legislation laws to carry out
and enforce. the provision of this
Article. All laws relating to In
toxicating liquors, wines and beer
which were in effect on December
81, 191S, unless changed by the
Legislature by laws expressly made,
effective concurrently with this
amendment. shall as so changed
become effective with this Artlels
and shall so remain until thereafter
changed by the Legislature. The
power of the Legislature TO provide
necessary laws to carry out and
enforce this Article shall include
the right to provide for manufac-
ture or sale by private individuals.
firms and corporations or by the
State or by Counties, Cities or poll
teal subdivisions, or by any govern
mental commissioner agencyttO be
created for that purpose.
Section 8. Until changed by cleo
lions called under this Article, the
status of all territory in the state
of Florida as to whether the sale Is
permitted, or prohibited shall be the
same as it was on December 81,
1918, provided that at the General
Election in 1884 or at any time
within two years after this Article
becomes effective the Board Of
County Commissioners of any Coun-
ty shall, upon the application OF
five per cent of the registered voters
Of the County. call and provide for
an election to decide whether the
sale shall be prohibited in such
County, said election 10 be other
wise as provided in Article I hereof.
Section 4. This Article shall be-
come effective Immediately upon its
adoption and the repeal of Article
XVIII of the Amendments to the
Constitution of the United States of
America.
AnnrOvad Nav @ 1000
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Y. B. S. c. MEETS
GOODYEAR CLAN
CUBAN CLUB TAKES ON
GATES STARS IN SECOND
GAME TONIGHT

The question of just how good
the Y B. S. C. bunch is may be set
tied in one of the Junior League
games tonight. The Goodyears will
engage the Acevedo Stars in the
opening game at 1880 o'clock.
The Young Boys have a strong
hitting crew. but the Goodyears
have shown a ten with great pos
sibilities. Just how far they may
go in league play will be demon
strated tonight-if they don't run
against too many Young Boy hits
In the second game, the top
most will meet the hindmOst. The
Gates Stars. leading the loop, will
play the Cuban Club at the oppo-
site end. But when a fellows
down that's no time to jump on
him, for then he'll be fighting
back hardest. The Gatesters may
be up against a desperate Cuban
Club bunch striving with every
thing they've got to chalk up their
first victory---against the present
league leaders.
Following is the revised Junior
loop schedule:
Tuesday. Sept. 4-Goodyear VS.
Y. B. s. c.; Gates Stars VS. Cuban
Club.
Friday. Sept. 7-Acevedo Stars
VS. Goodyear; Y. B. S. C. VS. Gates
Stars.
Tuesday, Sept. 11-Cuban Club
VS. Y. B. S. c.; Gates Stars VS. Ace
vedo Stars.
Friday. Sept. 14-Goodyear VS.
Gates Stars; Acevedo Stars VS.
Cuban Club.
Tuesday, Sept. 1S-Y. B. s. C.
VS. Acevedo Stars; Cuban Club VS.
! Goodyear.
Friday. Sept. 21-Gates Stars
VS. Cuban Club; Goodyear VS. Y. B.
S. C.
Tuesday. Sept. 25-Gates Stars
VS. Y. B. S. c.; Acevedo Stars We
Goodyear.
Friday, Sept. 28-Gates Stars
VS. Acevedo Stars; Y. B. S C. VS.
Cuban Club.
Tuesday, Oct. Cuban Club
VS. Acevedo Stars; Goodyear VS.
Gates Stars.
Friday, Oct. 5-GoOdyear VS.
Cuban Club; Acevedo Stars VS. Y.
b. S. c.
Tuesday, Oct. 9-Y. B. S. C. vs.
Goodyear; Cuban Club VS. Gates
STARS.
i Friday, Oct. 12-Goodyear VS.
Acevedo Stars; Gates Stars VS. Y.
B. S. c.
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NO THREE

-
A Joint Resolution Proposing the
Amendment of Article XIN of the
Constitution of Florida, Relating
to Prohibition.
BE Ii Resolved by the Legislature
of the State of Florida:
That Article KIN of the COnstitu-
ton of the State of Florida be. and
the same is hereby amended SO as
to read as follows:
ARTICLE KIN
Section /. The Board of County
Commissioners of each County in
the State, not oftener than once in
every two years, upon the applica-
ton of one-f0urth of the registered
voters of any County, shall cali
and provide for an election in the
County in which application is
made, to decide whether the sale OF
intoxicating liquors, wines or beer
shall he prohibited therein, the
question to he determined by a ma
jOrity Of those voting at the cleo
ton called under this Section.
which election shall he conduct ed
in the manner prescribed by law for
holding general elections Elections
under this Section shall be held
within sixty days, from the time of
presenting said application, but if
any such election should thereby
take place within sixty days of any
state or National election, or pri-
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81 found my mothers note. Mar.
sha, the one that has to do with us
and her request. Did you know it
was in her box?"
Eyes. She had shown me those
things, all of them, You mustn't feel
badly because saw them first. II
was only because was here and
she thought you loved me and that
it would please you.
"She kept saying, I know Robert
would want you to see these
things!' so you see, it is not a re-
Election on you"
st doesn't hurt me, Marsha"
1T must not, because she thought
II would please you; you see?"
Eyes. see. see clearly" he an.
swered. And he did see his mothers
feeling. and Marsha's wish to save
him from jealousy. by making him
understand quite clearly that she
had seen the contents Of the box
only because of her connection with
him.
1T was her way Of showing them
to you." Marsha went on.
Il understand. dear. 1t doesn't
hurt me in any way"
Il don't want 1t to. The thought
that it might was what kept me 81.
lent last night when you said-what
you said"
Il understand" he said heavily
and he drew deep sigh; oppressed
again by all he had done to her:
the traces of which were tragicaIly
clearl
He saw her stiffen: he heard,
"She didn't hate met"
"My child" he mlttered, leaning
toward her. but she drew away.
"She put a note wrote her In
that box. l wrote her notes some
days WHEEL the postman brought her
nothing much. They amused her
and she liked one so much that she
put It in the box. She knew / was
trying to be nice. She knew"
Her eyes were wells of resent
ment; he felt the look in them to be
hate for him; he moved uneasily,
touched, hurt, feeling he deserved
the hurt.
(C0tyriRht. 1854. BY X. Havilana.Tayloy)
Bob and Marsha come to an
agreement. tomorrow.
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TROJANS LOSE
TWO CONTESTS;
SAILORMEN WIN
SLUGGERS HAVE FIELD DAY
IN SECOND GAME, BUT TAI.
BoTT CREW TURNS in FINE
10 VICTORY

Sunday at Navy Field the mar
iners from the ]. Fred Talbot de.
cided to cut out their foolishness
and get down to serious play.
They did and whipped the Tro-
jams. 10, in seven innings.
The Navy men played a fine
game in the field and though the
lone run was unearned, the run
ner getting on third by two Tro-
jan errors and scoring on an IN
field out, it was quite enough to
cinch the game. In the Trojan
seventh man was pushed around
as far as third base. but foul
popup ended the game.
The Trojans hit hard, but every
time an outfielder was parked I'M
der the flies and an Infielder in
front of the ground balls.
In the second game the Slug
gers had a swell practice tilt with
the Trojans furnishing the opposi-
ton. The youngster team was
thoroughly tired from the siren
nous first-game and committed a
multitude of errors in the field.
though they swatted the ball with
a better degree of consistency in
this affray. 1t was decided not to
worry about keeping the score of
this game, after it developed into
a runaway for the Sluggers.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF ELECTION

WHEREAS, The Legislature of
1888. under the Constitution of 1885,
of the State of Florida. did pass
Eight Joint Resolutions proposing
amendments to the Constitution of
the State of Florida, and the same
were agreed to by vote of three
fifths of all the members elected to
each house; that the votes on said
Joint Resolutions were entered upon
their respective Journals, with the
yeas and nays thereon, and they
did determine and direct that the
said Joint Resolutions be submitted
to the electors of the State at the
General Election in November, 1894.
NOW, THEREFORE,, /, r. A.
GRAY, Secretary of State Of the
State Of Florida, do hereby give
notice that a
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Flor
ida on Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November, A ID.
1894, the said Tuesday being the
SIXTH DAN OF NOVEMBER
for the ratification or rejection OF
the said Joint Resolutions propos-
ing amendments to the Constitution
of the State of Florida, viz:
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CARBONELL And
VARELA WIN In
COURT TOURNEY
BOB PINDER DEFEATS CARL
SAWYER IN STRAIGHT
SETS; SECOND ROUND OF
NIt'
PLAY HAS GOOD MATCHES

Freddie Carbonell started the
Key West FERA tennis tourna.
ment off with a win, playing
against Charlie Smith on Sunday.
He took straight sets 81. 6-1. The
veteran ,+Carbonell was too much
for Smith.
Peter Varela, present city
champ, defeated Charles Salas the
same day, but Charlie gave him a
real run for his money. Varela
played a weak game and was not
as fast as usual. After he had
easily taken the first set. 6-2. he
dropped the next one in close
6-8 count, with Salas coming back
strong and presenting a real chal-
lenge. The last set was hot
throughout but Varela finally
broke down Salas' play and won
an SO set and match. 1t was a
fine exhibition.
Bob Pinder beat Carl Sawyer
by counts of 81, 6-3. The wins
put Finder in the semi-final
bracket.
The second round of play,
which must be completed by Sept.
9. has some great matches sched-
uled so, far. Ignacio Carbonell,
one of the two seeded players in
the tournament. will stack up
against the hard-hitting Ellis Eng
land. This will be a real treat.
SPEEDY" Weintraub will endea-
vor to out-run Fred Carbonell in
another match.
Though John Lowe is lined up
against Varela, it is expected that
he will be obliged to forfeit his
crack at the champ because Of an
infected foot which prevents any
strenuous running on his part.
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Tigers Beat COcORuts
To Take League Lead
WIN PUTS TIGERS IN UNDIs.
PUTED FIRST PLACE on
CoLORED LEAGUE

IN colored baseball league plsy
on Thursday. the Tiger defeated
the Hawthorns aud tied the Coco
nuts for the league leadershin. Ga
Sunday the Tiger. played ne
Coconuts in a crucial game and
IN winning 81 kept their own
slate clean and established them
selves in an undisputed first place
Alpheus Dean ~ the Tigers was
in great form. striking out ~ bet
tiers Ia bring MS total vhiffs %
3S in three game. The Hawthorne
walloped the Giant "a be- the
first game sunday.
On Tuesday the Coconuts vii
play the Hawthorne and 90 Thurs-
day the Tiger are engaging the
Giants
Cf.mNfuor.s
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LEGALs

neetion thereWith. ara all raw ne
terials going into the finishes Nfos
ducts Of such studios and 9saats -
well as the finished products -
films shall be exempt from 81 ~
valorem taxation. except that - - p
ernption, which shall become ere. ,
tive BY virtue 81 this Amenallasilt
shall extend beyond the year tHt@.
The exemption herein authnfiEe..
shan not apply % real estate oNHsss
by such motion picture studios ans
plants except the real estate 80
cupied as the location Fequifea -
house such motion picture e4na -.
and plants and other buildings r.
cldental 10 the operation ~ hat
studios and plants together vie
such lands as may he required fuf
housing Officers ana efnpAnFeea
and for warehouses. Laboratories.
cutting rooms. projection fssfsr.e.
storage. trackaEe, shipuinN taesft-
ties sets and locations
Approved June 1th, 1888.
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YANkS WIN AND
LOSE; CLEVELAND
TAKES TWO Tits
CUBS AND RERs.plyIDE TWIN
BILL; CARDS LOSE TWO
PLY WITH DEAN BROTHERS
ON MOUND
ssprs inl 10 The Cltizen)

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Every-
thing was bright and CHEEKY FOR
the locals after the first game TO-
day. They won it III and Detroit
was rained out on the same day.
That put them half game closer
to the Tigers. Then came the sec
ond contest, a loss, $40 and they
were right back where they start
ed yesterday without the slightest
advance on the !Cochranites.
Cleyeland's sluggers were all
there the first game they won
from st. Louis, and one of their
star hurlers. Willis Hudlin, was
just as much there in the second
game of the doubleheader, when
he whipped the opposition 6-4.
Il was a nice Labor Day for
Manager CrOnin of the Washing
ton Senators. He successfully
broke his arm. in a collision at
first base. This was a shock TO
the baseball world, which thor
oughlY adnlires the young and
spirited leader of the Washington
club. Cronin continued playing
after he broke his arm, only dis
covering the seriousness of his
condition when he was examined
before the start of the second
game. Washington lost the first
Ga and the second was called at
the end of the eighth because of
darkness. with the count knotted
at four-all.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, marau-
ders of the league, beat both the
Dean brothers in the doublehead-
er yesterday. The Cards, who have
been up and down all season, ex-
pected to be up yesterday with
the strong end of their pitching
staff in readiness for the two
games. The Pirates showed no
sympathy and walked all the Red
Birds off the stored plank.
The Reds are down at the bot
tom, but after losing the first
game to Chicago in ten innings,
they decided it was high time to
win one "just to keep up their dig
nitxy'' apd want On tO take the SIM
set edition, Cd.
BroOklyn's Dodgermen are in a
quandary today as to just what
happened in the dOubleheader yes
terday when the Braves won
twice from them, 10 and AZ.
The two-contest day for New
York at Philadelphia was. rained
out.
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Yves"
"My daFling!" he thought; his
oNn eyes wet. an All anyone who
bnthers you full of buckshot!" he
promised.
She laughed unsteadily.
We're only going to have that
worthy MD. come in here to give
you a PIN and feel your pulse and
tell you that few day in bed will
adjust the natter see?"
Yves" she whimpered.
Ills touch had helped her. soothed
her. he vas eiated by the fact.
breakfast next" he said and
aaainsa LeT hair. understand? A
real one coal miners size! Tea or
eoHaese
khe laughed Q little unsteadily.
She said. Tea, think. this morn.
Ia
nob's mind whlrled. He was
btouRht back TO present and reality
~ Hannah's tap upon the door.
"gAfll0 Il ne" Bob called.
W ats 1. Mr.. Robert. Hannah
I vondered whether might. please.
bFine Mrs. Powers breakfast up
uom 2"
Yss. Ana make g good one,
llNnoah.' -
al. ~. thank you. sir"
larsha drew away. Bob rose.
"Aev supposs.r he suggested. I'VE
prop yea up eth pillows and drape
60 q these things around you."
thh picked up a hegllgee OF coral
hua from the foot OF the bed) "and
become attuned 10 sOft.boiled eggs!"
she shuddered; ae smiled down
% he's. "They have their place!" he
stated. thinking. with a wry twist
% heart that. for her. be might be-
long wilh nourishing. uninteresting.
unaplced foods from which the
faded sometimes turn with loathing.
Tarlelon was highly spicedi Had
TaFleton's dedections a part in her
being III. or was Il all a product Of
that which he saw as his "vile bru-
talllyf" A little time and he would
know. There would have to be some
degree Of frankness between them
Ia order that they might determine
the best thing for them 10 do.
Hannah brought the tray; Mar
sna tried 70 eat. but after she had
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TOday's Horoscope

Here we find a person who will
be able to turn the hand to almost
any task. There is a kind and
generous disposition and high
order of intelligence, with mind
always seeking after the true
value of things. and applying them
to the demands of everyday life.
1t is a day that might produce an
inventor.
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BE IL Resolved ny the Legislature
of the SInfe of EIOrldn.

That the following amendment TO
Article IN Of the Constitution Of
the state Of Florida 10 be known
as Section Il of said Article IN. he
and the same is hereby agreed TO
and shall be submitted 10 the cleo
tors Of the State OF Florida al the
General Election To be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November. 1894, for ratifica-
tiOn or rejection:
section IA. For a period 81 fiji
teen years from the beginning -
operation, motion picture studios
and plants which shall be estah-
liShtd in this state on or after July
LIST, 1898. including all lands. build
ings, and ehattsls UTILISED IN SON
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Territory that now constitutes
the state Of Tennessee was eeded
% the United States government
By NORTH Carolina in 1870.