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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses


Ro5ert Go.dstsin. Is q a4s y Meridian,
g inrerslcUeF and Ruin DTsEen. p. Of
- Ranaolpn-s-. nousekeeper-
Paul stewart o. o. iil7 Gsle-st.
mail CLERK. and Rachel Wears. =, o. $50
: 0RbrlQge-st. TEACHER.
Ralph WechsIey. ~. Anderson. inspector.
and Helen Falkenhe-Tv. %. Of 5l2 n.
Crav-sr. housekeepc--
John Bolyard o. % g spencer-av. CLERK.
Ana June wilson. p. * S<7t y I4llnois-
a. operator.
james Bonnie. q of sz2 Beeeher-sstt.
theater cmplofe. and Arils Gag ioh' ~
O. 81 Beecncr-st. noIsekeepe.-
Eugene Loeper p o. 262o s'anlev-aavy,
nachin.sf and E.ncsrlne Hamilton. y.
Of 2l2i Single on-st. operator
Hsroid Rsnkns "a. q 9lo2 coiiegse-ay,
buyer. and Euzaneth la Nsnchl. 20 Ok
2110 Carr0ltou-ar. mender
Austin Akers 90 0f 38l5 W. Micn4s y
g. carmsu and Bernice ke4lf. q Oh 1917
T. C 2iai Baehsnsn sc. Of sls Greer-st.
salesman. and Esther Scnakei q. ne"
wrlv.n Robertson o. Franklin. farmer.
vi-cI WAITS 25 ~ i.l6 HOLIDAYS
ol>rk. and Winnie TAYLOR. ~. o. $3.50
Terraoo-ar. factory wors.erra r,.-,-.,,- -.
salesman. ana Mar Moran. IS. Of 1902 L.
Markets. hookkeepcr-
Ernest Grimes -. ~ 1911 Wilcox-sI
aboyer. and Dorothy Ffeels, 10. Oh 4VL9 .
Rcilpricu-ul. noueeEfepef-
John Griffin. 2G Of $50 r Maryland-st.
teIephonc installer and ETma Pake. p. OF
oms ar Enrie r. OF 1914 s Belle vieu-pl.
truck driver. and Frances lotion, 20. OF
1875 Olrcr-ar h0usckeeper.
ca ndlcr PTlfchard %. ~ ST r " J.
g. musician and Ruth Robinson. 81, OF
6ll n Pennsylvania clerk.
Rov Sears n. r r. Is. Box 35-V. ma
ehlnivt and Florence Day. is, OF o3l7
Feruuron-rf hOuSckecper
George OTTO a. 81 42l7 W Michigan-st,
iron moldcr. and Minnie Sims. 30. OF 1911
Haugh-sf. Inspector
installer. and Ruth Slaughter. p. Of 1913
Y 33rd-Sf salesWoman.
Robert Fischer 25. Of i23 F. vermont
o. salesman and Cecilia Brandmaler. p.
a. III WoOdlaWn-av. operator
Norman Scott 81. Of 1923 n Sherman
e. factory worker. and Beatrice Miller,
10 OF 1902 y Sherman-dr. hOusekeeper.
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Births


Russell and olive Peed. 1856 Ringeold
James and Letfie Hall. 1888 Cornell
oscar ana Virginia Wiseman, 1912 Har-
Curtis and Marceua Porter 2I47 S East.
stephen and Rose Bowman, 1918 W.
George and Pearl Sparks. 1902 N Illinois.
Charles and Florence Pahud. 81. Vim
Joseph ana Ann Tuohy. St. vincents
Wallace and Mabel Edwards. 1885 W.
Albert and Mary Beikman, Coleman
Doyie and Ruth Bennett. Coleman Hos
Donald and Reva Bright. Coleman Hos
Can and Rosemary Brown. Coleman
Iee and Marv Flake. Coleman Hospital.
John ana Evelyn Poster, Coleman Hos
Newton and Lola Harmon, Coleman Hos
William and Fern Kelly. Coleman Hos
Dale and Lillian Kirk. Coleman Hos
Burl and DOrsie Mccormick. Coleman
Melvin and Pauline Nelson. Coleman
Edwin and Mildred Perry. Coleman Hos
Paul and Adolpha Pratt. Coleman Hos
Maynard and TheIma Richardson. Cole
man Hospital
Rov and Mildred Schoen. Coleman Hos
pital
Vestal and Ruth Thompson. Coleman
Hospital
Harlan and Cyrs Toy. Coleman Hospital.
Girls
Harry and Eveiine Sanders. Sl2 UdeN-
Ebert and Lula ingalls,. 1892 Standard
Albert and GwendOlyn Hunisinger, 35l
s Rural
John and la BisseH, Coleman Hos
pItsl
Clarence and Edith Gault. Coleman
Hospital. twins.
Ebert ana Thelma GRAY. Coleman Hos
pital.
john and Dorothy Keevers. Coleman
Hospital
Joseph and Beulsh Land. Coleman Hos
pitsl
Richard and Louise Pohlman. Coleman
Hospital
:. Willard ana Beatrice siefert. Coleman
Hospital.
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Times Swap Ad Will Find Trader for the Things You No Longer Need
VITAL STATISTIC
Building Permits

NDNsFUIIIA 7 EI IIIIt.
Max Kstz. s2s g Meridian-st. 1878,
change store front
Albert winston 2sl5 ". WsshinTton-st.
$50 fwo-csr garage
T ? KELLEY. s45 " 2eth-st. SIS garage
United States CORRUGATED BOX Co. 1893
Fooyeyrlf-av. SIS. wreck frame building
Robert r. Reed. 37l2 Hillside-av. s2fo.
move house and dig basement
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r E N T AIS
Il Unfurnished Apartments

REMBRANDT 1928 rooms. bath. heat.
water. garage furnished; SIS TA-l7l3
FOR COLORED-Jackson Court, l212-24
Cornell efficiency. rent includes utill-
ties $40 See custodian or call CH-z177.
FOR COLORED-Douglas Court. 2lst and
Blvd pl. efficiency. rent includes util-
ties; so so. See custodian or call
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a N N 0 U N C { M z rs
/ Death Notices

COOK. ALFRED Age 81 years. passed
away Sunday evening a. fhs residence
81 s Holmes-av Funeral services
Wednesday ? ,. n. a. CONKLE FU-
NERAL HOME 1884 " Michigan-st.
FRIENDS invited Burial Washington
PARK Friends may call at the funeral
home
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6 Transportation
HELP W A Mt Ed
IL Help Wanted-Female

IL Help Wanted-Female'
3 LADIES. l8 TO IS. to work with manager.
Sal So &. bonus. SO - n Penn. RIM 800
GIRL experienced in selling hosiery and
ca shiering 81 w. Westinghouse
SLADIES-Catholic: full or part time
work MR. FASCINGBAUER, Hotel Bar
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5 Personals

REDUCE SAFELY. no diet: no exercise.
For information call TA-5979
WANTED-To adopt baby girl not over 3
years 1884 S Belmont
HAIR CUT. shampoo. wave. all 3 FOR Csc
Royal Beauty Acad.. 40l Roosevelt bldg.
WE repair broken plates and offer new
nlateS lowest price DIR o o CARTER
dentist. As n rennsylvania-St RI-l250
FREE marcels hair dyeing serv ROYAL
Acad. Beauty Culture 40l Roosevelt bldg
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Is Statesmen. Solicitors, Agents
INSTR UCTI0 MS

YOUR credit is good pay after gradual
ton Position guaranteed ROYAL
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 40l Roosevelt bldg.
DO YOU REALIZE what II means 10 nave
a guaranteed position2 We guarantee
position to any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting. comp dictaphone, typing
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-9535
RELIABLE MAN-Now employed. who de-
sires TO qualify as service man or Elec-
trio Refrigerators and Air Conditioning
equipment Must be mechanically in
clined and willing to train spare time
for few months. Write UTILITIES
ENG INST. K 1852. Times.
FALL TERN OPENING Aug 26 to Sept. 3.
Call at the school office. where inter-
viewers will explain courses in detail ano
help to arrange your program. or write
or phone for Bulletin of Courses. CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Architects
and Builders Bldg LI-8337.
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Corrected Notice
COURTNEY. MARY BELIEF ! o Y
mother Of Robert Courtney and Mrs
Hurley Giilum. passed away az her home
IN Greenwood Monday Aug 10 Funeral
Wednesday Aug p 2 p m at above
address. Friends invited. Burial Green
wood
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DUIIFtIFU WUIILF--
ENGLAND. BURFORD-Of SIS w Morris
ST. beloved husband Of Ruby England,
son OF Nj and Mrs John England.
brother CT PaIo Carmin Hubert and
Emma Belle England Mrs. NOla Buck.
Mrs MYRTLE Hopkins Of India ma polls.
Marvin and Dell OF Westmoreland Tenn.
passed away Aug 49, 1885 age q years
Funeral "Wednesday 10 a m al the W.
D. BEANBiOSSOM MORTUARY. 1921 =
% " Ray-St Burial Floral Park.
Friends invited
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

$3.50: ILLINOIS-810ia ~ Beautiful mod
ern efficiency apartments. Utilities. L.
1858.
ALABAMA, NJ, 707-Modern furnished apt,
rooms and bath: 81 week.
CAPITOL. 1902 N.-6 rooms. modern, Al
condition. SO week. Heat, water fur
1896.
CARROLLTON 2621-Nicely furnished 2
rooms with bath, Norge refrigeration.
HE-5l68.
800 ~ EUCLID-3 rooms: private bath:
entrance: utilities furnished: SO week.
IR-6l32
MARKET. 1903 E.-2 rooms. private bath,
utilities; $3.50 wk.: references RI-1647.
WANTED-Couple to share lovely mod
ern 5-room apt. HA-033lR. $3.50 N.
Capitol.
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81 Auto Loans
LEGAL NOTICES


HUDSON COACH Model IS. serial No;
36l24S motor NO; 30o996 wi vii BE sol "a
on Sept. Bird. 1888. at 10 o'clock a. m:
Independent Sales and Storage Co. Inc.
32527 N Capitol-av.
indianapolis. Ind.
HUDSON COACH Model No. 26, serial No
1868 and motor No. 3O932, Will be sold
for storage charges amounting TO $500
on Sept. Srd, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a m.
Independent Sales and Storage Co.. Inc.
325-27 N. Captol-av.
indianapolis. Ind.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
Petition of Board of Trustees, Town Of
Heron. for approval of schedule of rural
water rates OF Hebron Water Department
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct puohc
mission 401 State House, Indianapolis,
Ind IL a. m. Thursday, Sept. ). 1885.
PULLS parie t vI3r is 1s9seSssq
BY Mole Cook. Commissioner.
FREQ A. Wiecking, Public Counsellor.
indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 10. 1888
TO THE HONORABLE SECRETARY OF
STATE,
Topeka. Kansas.
BE IT KNOWN that THE BARBAsOL
COMPANY. a corpora ton duly organized
and existing under the laws of the State
OF Indiana, located and doing business a.
No. 8l4 North Senate Avenue, in the City
of indianapolis. County of Marion, and
State of Indiana. has heretofore adopted
and used a certain trade mark and here
with files the same for record in the Office
of the Secretary of State by leaving two
copies thereof with said Secretary, and by
filing Herewith this sworn application.
The class of merchandise upon which the
trade mark has been used is shaving
pharmaceutical preparations and cos
metics; also toilet accessories including
Said trade mark has been used by sp-
plicant and its predecessor in business
since September, 1918
The trade mark consists Of the follow
ing features which are used either in the
association shown in the accompanying
specimen or ASSOCIATED. to wit: the arbi-
trarily coined word BARBASOL ana dia-
gonal stripes colored red white and blue.
The trade mark is usually applied or
affixed to the goods BY being printed or
otherwise produced upon the receptacles
containing the goods. and IN other ways
THE BARBAsoL COMPANY.
BY F. B. SHIELDS.
STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF MAR
/. B. SHIELDS. being first duly sworn.
of THE BARBASOL COMPANY. the sppn-
cant herein, and make this affidavit and
verifcation in its behalf That ! have
read the above and foregoing application
and know the contents thereof, ana the
facts set out therein are true: that said
THE BARBASOL COMPANY, so filing said
trade mark has the right TO use the same
and that no other person firm. sssocis-
ton union. corporation or organization
has the right to such use. either in the
identical form or in any such near resem-
blance thereto as NAV be calculated 70
deceive and that the two copies Med
herewith are correct
z B. SHIELDS
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th day of July 1885.
P L. CAME. Notary Public.
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GATSsIN. CLARENCE CO. 2432

GAI MN. tLAKENtE CT I432 n.
Brookside-p kwy. Husband of the late
Hattie Gaussin brother Of Mrs Archie
Carter OF Bedford Ind. passed away AZ
s. Vincent Hospital Sunday Aug 10.
Friends may call al the home after 6
m. Monday until $50 a. m Wednes-
dav Funeral al FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME 1888 N Meridian-st. Wednesday.
Aug u at ? p m Burial Memorial
Park Cemetery. Friends may call al the
funeral home after 10 a m Wednesday
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WATERPROOF TRUCK COVERS
All sizes in stock; no waiting Buy d.
of white and waterproof duck for truck
tops boats and canoes 16xl6 and 1920
TARPAULIN CANVAS GOODS CO, 1902
w. Washington.
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Monday age years. beloved daughter
Of Nj and Mrs. Russell Houze grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
BelcheT Mr. I'd Thomas and Mr. ano
Mrs. c {. Houze. Funeral Wednesday
~ residence 1921 Marlowe-av. p. m.
Friends invited Burial Memorial PARK
HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARBORS
CHARGE
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81 Household Goods
Ice Boxes, S1.OO Up

See these used ice boxes Trade-ins
All in excellent condition Open ewes
FRIGIDAIRE 927 N MFPTDTAN
WILL SACRIFICE $40 equity in Frigidaire
for So. 301S Wren-st.. before D. m.
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NJ { R C H A n Disc
S7-b Farm Garden. Plants. Flower,

PEACHES-From Indiana and Illinois: No
Elbertas for canning 345 E South-st.
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APARTMENT RdWN 0UReAU

Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-ls7s.
FOR cOLORED-Dupbar Court. l022 N.
West. efficiency. rQht includes utilities;
$3.50. See custodian or call cH-2771.
Evening star., 1935-02-25
BY CLARENCE GETTIER

Across.
1. Deep tone.
5. Bondage.
8. Pardon.
II. Consort Of Anu.
Is. Rubber trees.
16. Sheeplike.
II. Aging.
10. Instances.
20. Complicated.
n. French weights
~. Strophe.
23. Snake.
IS. Discover.
%. Suggesting a rose
81. Small pies.
IS. European capital.
81. Kale; var.
SO. German river.
80. Vigils.
10. Son Of Seth.
II. Hindu gardener.
~. Looks on.
43. Members Of an old italian family.
A. Native of Brittany.
46. Tibetan monk.
48. Blasts.
so. Afirm.
IS. Aside.
81. Teacher.
go. Notary: Scot.
81. Renounce.
50. Mountain crest.
63. Indigo dye.
g. Epic poem.
Evening star., 1935-02-25
Sardine-Ese Canapes.

Mash some boneless Sardines to q
paste with q fork; season with lemon
juice, pepper and salt. Chop hard
cooked egg whites very fine in q small
chopping bowl; rub the yolks through
a sieve. Spread squares or rectagles
Of toast with the sardine paste. d.
vide the square diagonally by laying
q thin strip Of red or green pepper
from corner to corner. Sprinkle one
half with egg white and the other halt
with egg yolk.
Evening star., 1935-02-25

IS. Greek enchantress.
66. Armour splint.
81. Weights Of India.
Down.
1. Foundation.
2. About.
3. Christmas spirit.
4. Austere.
S. Liliaceous plants.
6. Genus of olives
7. English county.
8. Ethereal salt.
9. Florid style.
10. Vanishes.
II. Villain.
IL. Arrow poison.
13. Hardy heroine.
18. Bulks.
"a. Greek god.
26. Entreat.
27. Bumpkin.
20. Medicinal plant.
80. Minus.
81. Sepulcher.
80. Hebrew month.
80. Banished.
"a. Pulverized.
SO. Tableland.
80. Departed.
43. Alleviated.
IS. Genus Of oysters.
~. Blemish.
40. Small herring.
81. Furtive watchers.
50. Russian stockade.
So. Rotating wheel.
81. Lock.
IS. Asiatic country.
56. Oriflce.
SO. California rockfish.
So. Heroic.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO DINE JUSTICES
Former Gov. Ely to Speak
on Planned Economy at,
Event Thursday.

The Bar Association Of the District
Of Columbia will give its annual din
ner to the justices of the Court of
Appeals and the Supreme Court of the
District Thursday night at the May
flower Hotel.
Attorney General Homer S. Cum
mings and William L. Ransom, presi-
dent of the American Bar Association,
and all the justices in whose honor
the dinner is being arranged are ex-
pected to attend. Invitations have
been accepted by Brian Mcmahon, the
acting assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral, and the following Assistant Attor-
neys General; John Dickinson, James
w. Morris, Joseph B. keenan,, Frank
j. Wideman, Joseph r. Jackson and
Harry w. Blair.
Former Gov. Joseph B. Ely of Mas
sachusetts will be the guest speaker.
His topic will be The Legal and Po-
litical Effect of Planned Economy"
1t is planned to broadcast the program
over the hook-up of the National
Broadcasting Co. from $50 pm.
The Reception Committee is head
ed by George E. Hamilton and COM
prises leaders of the bar. A number
of members of the Federal Bar AsSo-
citation and the Patent Bar Associa-
ton also will attend, including the
president of each.
Frank j. Hogan, past president of
the local Bar Association, who is a
member of the Executive Committee
of the American Bar Association, will
be POSTMASTER, and H. Winship
Wheatley, president of the association,
will preside.
Joseph A. Burkart heads the COM
mittee in charge of arrangements,
which includes Richmond B. Keech.
vice chairman; R. Aubrey Bogley,
secretary-treasurer; Austin F. Can
field, chairman of the Committee on
Invitations; George H. O'Connor
chairman Of the Entertainment Com
mittee; Edmond H. Toland. chairman
of the Committee on Tickets and
Seating Arrangements; Duke M. Pat
rick, chairman of Radio Program,
and John Lewis Smith. Paul E. Lesh,
William r. Valance and Maj. w. S.
Hodges.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
DIRIGIBLES SIGHTED,
R0SENDAHL BELIEVES
Commander Says Rigid Airships
Have Not Yet Been Given
Chance to Prove Selves.

Comdr. C. E. Rosendahl, who was
navigator of the dirigible Shenandoah
when 1t crashed in 1925, defends light
er-than-aircraft and believes cessation
Of their development was not justified.
Despite the disastrous endings of
the Akron and Macon, in addition, in
an article appearing under his name
in the December issue of the National
Aeronautical Association, Comdr. Ros-
endahl maintains such craft has not
yet been given chance to prove itself.
He points out that there have been
built only 10 rigid airships of post
war design. and but 157 in the entire
history of the world. On the other
hand, he said. the airplane production
In this country has averaged 1890
planes per year since 1919 Advance
ment Of the heavier -than-air craft is
due, Comdr. Rosendahl said, entirely
to scientific and experimental atten-
tion paid to it in preference to diri-
gibles.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
would investigate and issue certifi-
cate later.

Fake "Specs" Hit.
South Africa has started a war on
fake spectacle venders.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

For the flrtherance Of the discussion.
there is to be . panel composed of
Or. William A. White, superintendent
Of st. Elizabeth's Hospital; Robert A.
Maurer, member Of the District Board
OF Education; Mrs. Lucian Jordan,
chairman Of the Educational Com
mittee of the District of Columbia
Congress Of Parents and Teachers;
Norman ]. Nelson, DR.. Paul ]. Eber-
hardt, Miss Mildred lean, Mrs. A. I.
Kinnesr and Mrs. M. H. Campbell.
Teachers and parents are invited TO
the forum to acquaint themselves
Evening star., 1935-12-01
PSYCHOLOGY FORUM
is SET FOR TUESDAY
DR.. Frederick L. Patry Of New
York Will Be Main
Speaker.

A forum for the discussion Of emo
tional stability and the relation Of
mental hygiene to happiness will be
held at pm. Tuesday in the Roose-
velt High School auditorium. It is
sponsored by the District Educational
Association.
DR.. Frederick L. Patry. psychologist
OF the State Educational Department
of the University Of the State of New
York, will be the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Plant Eats Insects.

The Darlingtonia Is plant which
may be grown with success about the
ordinary home, bearing crimson and
yellow bloom. The latter exudes .
sticky substance. the odor of which
attracts ants. flies and other insects
to their death, for the plant promptly
consumes them.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

street. Sarah Powell, operator Of the
rooming house, said Evans. who was
unemployed, had been living there
about month He left no notes, &C.
cording to police.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Col. Johnson to Speak.

Col. Monroe johnson, Assistant
Secretary of Commerce, will talk on
modern aviation ut the University
Club at $50 pm. Thursday. An in.
formal discussion will follow the ad-
dress,
Evening star., 1935-12-01
QUARTET TO SING
spirituals and Southern Songs to
Be Heard at Church of God.

The mississippi Four" colored
quartet on tour of the country, will
sing a series of Negro spirituals and
Southern songs five consecutive nights
at pm, beginning tomorrow, in the
Church of God, 1904 New Jersey ave-
hue, it is announced by Rev. Charles
Benjamin. pastor. The programs will
be given on consecutive evenings. Ad-
mission will be free.
The quartet is composed of Richard
Williams, James L. Lee, Shelby Cox
and Wilmer Mulligan.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

with the problems produced in mod
ern life by emotional maladjustment.
A list Of questions has been prepared
for replies by the speakers.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
MAN FOUND HANGING

Charles E. Evans, SO. was found dead
late yesterday hanging from rope
which had been thrown over a tran
som in his third-foor loom at 9l8 H
Evening star., 1935-12-01
BAZAAR TOMORROW
Amerieanization School Group
Sponsors Event

Sponsors Event.
The seventh annual international
bazaar given by the Americanization
School Association will be held to-
morrow and Tuesday from 10 am.
until 10 pm. in the library of the
Webster School. Tenth and H streets.
Proceeds derived from the sale of
canned goods, cakes, candies and other
foods will be used for the welfare work
OF the association.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
HOrner Bad Man.
OF Hockey League

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 20.-Make
~ way all you famed "bad men"
of hockey for fame-thatched
Reginald Horner of the Toronto
Maple Leafs.
Horner, the most penalized
player Of the National Hockey
League in the last two seasons and
of the current campaign, may not
have the reputation for violence
that Eddie Shore, Ching johnson,
Hooley Smith and others earned in
their rougher days few years ago.
or of some of their predecessors in
the days when a hickory ak" was
the accepted weapon of ice war
fare, but his penalty mark will be
hard to challenge.
Red spent II minutes on the
fence during a rough and tumble
game in which the Leafs trimmed
the Montreal Maroons, 3 to l, last
night. Early in the first period he
checked Herb Cain into the boards
and was sent of for two minutes.
Cy Wentworth Of the Maroons
came in with swinging fists to add
to his punishment and after a free
for all both drew major penalties
in addition to Horner's minor. AL
most as soon as he left the cooler,
Red became embroiled with Badly
Northcott and as a second offender
was set down for 10 minutes. A
minor banishment followed in the
third frame.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR

CEORGETOWN, Catholic Uni
" versity, George Washington,
Maryland Aggies, Central
High, Western High and st. Albans
are among schools of the District
area to be represented tonight in
the Joint Johns Hopkins-5th Regi-
ment track meet in the 5th Regi-
ment Armcry, Baltimore. Eddie
Stebbins. Georgetown, is figured
likely to win the open 440-yard
dash.
Gallaudet's basket ball team last
night conquered Penn Military Col
lege in a close game. The Wenger
brothers started for Gallaudet.
Kelley and Shugrue played we'll
for Georgetown, but the Hilltoppers
dropped basket ball game to Penn
State.
Georgetown Prep defeated the
Fairmont A. G. quint, 21-15.
The Business High quint was ex-
tended to vanquish Eastern at the
Y. M. G. A. In the first game In
the scholastic league for Business.
Ray Wise, Business star, is back In
the game.
George Washington bowed to the
Seton Hall quint. Almon played
strongly for the Hatchetites.
Chevrolets won all three games
from the Braves in the Commercial
Duckpin League. The winning team
comprised Taylor, Senseney. Kreig,
Kearnan and Becker. The Braves
used Dulin, Burch. Weber, Hilton
and j. Fisher.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
TURNER, 49 TO-DAY,
LIKES MAT OUTLOOK
Joe Also Predicts Judson Will
Show a Return to Form in
Graphing Garibaldi.

PROMOTER JOE TURNEY, retired
world middleweight wrestling
champion and holder Of the
Police Gazette belt symbolic of the
title, today celebrated his 49th birth
day with a prediction that the mat
game will continue to enjoy popu-
Arity for years to come.
While friends were Offering con-
gratulations and good wishes, Turner
further predicted that Frank Judson.
his pupil and protege. would show
improved form tomorrow when he
returns, after a length absence to
tackle Gino Caribaldi In the Wash
ington Auditorium.
ManifeSting keen interest in Jud-
son when the former Harvard mat
instructor made his debut here sew
eral years ago, Turner taught him
the intricacies Of pet wrist-lock and
rm-strangle that Joe himself used
while winning his title.
"It would be real birthday pres
ent for me II Judson would come
through tomorrow night as he did two
years ago." Turner declared. "I won't
have to worry any more about an
opponent for Jim Londos or Don
George"