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Mass for Thomas Griffen

REQUIEM mass for Thomas ?.
Griffen. Is Z i6th-st. who died YES
terdav IN s.. Vinccnt's Hospital.
viii be offered IN IS Peter and
Paul Cathedral. 81 which nc vas
a member. AZ Q Wednesday. Burial
Will be m Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mr.. Gufen was IS. He formerly
was general foreman of the Peoria
and Eastern division Of the Big
-Four Railroad of which ne had
been an employe A years before his
retirement nine wears ago He was
q member Of the Elks Lodge.
Surviving are three nephews. Wal
ter and John Burke. and Charles
Griffen. and a niece. Miss Nellie
Griffen, all of Indianapolis.
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Edward BolStad Passes

Last rites for Edward D. Boil
stsd. PASS y. Pennsylvania-St man
sger OF the Western Magazine Bro
ker who died n Methodist Hospital
Saturday. were 10 De held az 3 this
afternoon N the Flanner &, Buchsn-
an Funeral Home. Burial was 70 De
n Crown Hill.
Mr.. Bolstad was 81. He had lived
IN Indianapolis since 1901. and had
been manager OF the magazine firm
y years He was a member Of the
board Of trustees Of the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian Church: men,
Der Of Calvin ". Prather Lodge. Free
and Accepted Mason: the Scottish
Rite and the Knights Of Pythias.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Nettle " Bolstad. a brother. who
lives n Michigan. and Two sisters.
who live in Wisconsin.
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Treasury pepartment Burean ID TntsrnaI

= treasury AJtbd+ AAAa144ts DA4 Fd4 % inter ildA
Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit. 5i9 Guaranty
Building. Indianapolis. Indiana. Nav l3
r lS59 ,oI'Oe oas en- 'sa "a. oa
bile. engine number A-3795ai with aces
SORES, was seized a. Indianapolis Marion
County Iudiars for yiolst on Of the IN
ternal Revenue Laws to-Wit. Section $3.50
United States Revised Statutes. ANY per
son claiming said automobile must ap-
pear a. my Office on or before June II
1895. and make such claim and give bond
for costs As provided IN Section $3.50 o. 5.
Revised Statutes otherwise iI Will Be sold
as provided in said statute James &
scznlon, Investigator In ChaFxe.
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52-a Securities. Bldg. and Loan
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r { NJ AIS
24-a Summer Camps and Cottages
REAL ESTATE FOR sale

MTCHIGAN-400 miles north. 5-room cot
tsEe fireplace screened porches. quiet,
best ashinr golf 500 week IR-035s
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7. A. MULREY
PASSES AFTER
LONG ILLNESS
City Plumbing Contractor
Dies at His Home,
Aged so.

Thomas a Mulrey plumbing con
tractor. died early TO-DAY In MS
home. $3.50 y. ulino.s-st following a
years illness. He had been an In
dlanspous resident his entire life
time
Mr.. NuIrev vas 50. He vas a
member OF SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral Surviving him are the
widow. Mrs. Katherine MulTey. a
son, Maurice Mulrey. and a daugh-
Ter. Miss Katherine u. Mulrey.
Funeral arrangements were 10 be
completed today.
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Rug Cleaners

KLEAN Kut Redi Kut raised letters for
making all types Of signs. Factory rep
resenrative making immediate delivery
Mai post card 20 P o. Box 200. Indi-
annapolis for demonstration.
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Frank {. Watts Dead

Last rites for Frank z Watts. 6ls6
Bellefontsfre~st. who died Saturday
az his home following a long illness
were to BE- held az 3 this afternoon
N the residence. Burial vas 70 be
IN Union Chapel Cemetery.
Mr.. Watts. who was IS. formerly
vas a druggist IN Broad Ripple. He
had been retired 10 years.
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Building Permits

J ". Aubls 23s n. Randolph-st. $3.50.
addition 20 dwelling
Mrs Mary Z. Treiz. las Evison-st. SIS
rer0of
Louis Essigge. 1916 s Meridisn-st. SIS,
reroof
OFT Ross. 1914 S. Msridisn-st. $50
reroOf
Ed Baison. 1915 BridSe-st. 5000. tvo-csr
garage
Pine OIL Co. Central-sv and sSth-st.
$500 filing station
Mrs Emma Lyzott. 9O5 Prospect-st.
500. reroof garage
c l. Stone. 1920 n. Desrborn-st. 5000
addition % dwelling
c L Stone 2420 n Dearborn-st. $50
one-car garage
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regarding
errors must be tslsphoned to Ths
Times between the hours OF 9 A. N.
and 10 P. N. 70 become effective the
following DAY
Notice OF tvpogra phicsl errors must
ne given IN time for correction before
the second insertion as ne are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion.
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Funeral services for Clint Collier.
who died Friday night IN his home.
$500 PlerSon-sv. Ben Davis. were 10
be held al ? this afternoon IN the
Conkle Funeral Home. 1884 W.
Michigan-St. Burial was 70 De IN
Washington Park Cemetery.
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FOR
WANT AID RESULTS
AT THE LOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
RILEY 1851
ORDERING WANT ADS

The Tines maintains = nighly capsule
force o. trained AdTRkers. able 70
make constructive and helpful suE-
Essflous ard determined always 70 De
o. ere utmost scTvies 20 every al
ver;lscF
Yoar te.enhons can 20 Riley S5si
rgts r1e IN instant touch with one
% thesa courteous Ad-Takers
u more convenient you NAV orinE
go1- "a 70 TIE TINES OFFICE. IA
W MARYLAND or YOU may mail your
advertisement 20 the Classified Ad-
vertis!nE Manager and Il Viii receive
immediate attention.
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

divulgs their names or addresses NAV
take advantage Of The Times BOX
NUMBER" service.
Replies 70 BOX Number" ads are re-
ceived at The Times Office and ad-
vertisers are assured that their
identity Is never divulged BY The
Tines
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WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are sold ny THE
WORD. You do not paw for part Of
line but ONLY for the number Of words
used
This arrangement makes Times Want
Ads. more than ever. the economy want
Ads Of Indianapolis.
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Deaths

Catherine Elizabeth Goats. p. 1850
Park. carcinoma.
Herman c Sevferf 81 905 Mime
sofa. cardio vascular renal disease
John Lanzolf IS 3l59 Boulevard pl.
acute diistsfion of heart
Emma Bilman. s. Central Indiana Hos
uiral malnufrition
coward y Bolsfsd. s. Methodist Hos
plfsi. enooCardlflS
Adele Parrot Schroeder. 81 Methodist
Hospital. Carclnoma.
Msrv GRAY. Is Long Hospital strepto-
rocCrc pneumonia
Infant sherron. IS minutes 1891 Hovt.
premature birth.
Samuel Eihnger. 81. 30 ". MARYLAND
CT ona~u 0Cclusion
Charles A. Schubert. IS 2OO7 n Capitol
q -oCarditls
David smith 81. CRY Hospital chronic
mYocardifis
Fannie z Mcdonald. Is. CIV Hospital
fractured femur.
Charles H zimmerman. IS. as2 E. Maple
I'd. cIrrhosis of liver
Alyerda c. Bsrnhiu, s. 1884 College
IONIC golrer-
william Cliff. "a. pa ". 32nd
chronic nvocsrdifis.
IDA FORSYTH. IS. CITY Hospital fractures
rlZht femur.
Martha j. la Rue SIS. 1880 Brookside
chronic mvocsrdifis.
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81 Wanted to Tcade

LARGE lake front lot on Shaefer Lake;
sell or trade. LI-5926
r. A. FRANKIE RI~2SC0.
e. KIRK MCKINNEY CO.. INC
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Girls
Kenneth and Mary Olvev. s.. Vincent s
Hospital
Leo and Rens Hickman. s.. Vincent 5
Hospital
Ezra and Minnie Knoop. 81. Vncent's
Hospital
Lee and Lucie Dessauer. s.. Vincent s
Hospital
Joseph and Anna Pe'rsits ST. Vincent
Hospital
Walter and Mildred Price. ST Vincent s
Hospital
PaGl and Ma-v Jennett. s.. Vincent 5
Hospital
George and Elene Alg St. Vincent 5
Hospital
Primo ard Thelms Herzog 100 Iowa.
Earl and Martha LeVelvn. Sf6 Eugene
Bows
Morris ann Alice CiossIn. 81 Vincent 6
Hospital
Hsrrr and Almeds Kitferman St. Vim
cent Hospital
Melvin and Dorothy shaHer 242l z 18th
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HELP WANTE D
Is Help Wanted-MaIe


SHOE statesmen EXPERIENCED. AP-
PLY AT ONCE. % w. WASHINGTON
SALESMAN with car to get locations for
demonstrators with merchants, IS miles
radius. IS S. Penn. Suite 57S- Ird'p'i S.
WANTED-Men with car over d expert
enca in wholesale sales. well educated
neat appearance Al references. Apply
9-12 MONDAY 6l8 State Life Bldg.
WANTED-Young man Fl TO 81. high
school graduate. willing TO apply self
for permanent position; give complete
qualifications and phone number in
letter. Box K-2073. Times.
WANT neat appearing men for special
work calling on long established con-
sumerS Good opening with advancement
Earnings paving I'D TO $3.50 wklv. ADDlv
S82 Mass -sv. Tuesday To II a. m.
WANTED-Man over 81. well educated.
with some clerking or selling experience.
Must be neat. Al references from past
EMPLOYERS required a. first interview.
ApDlv Sc y. m Tuesday. Sales Manager.
207 " Delaware
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ITeasIrY Dtpartmenf- bureaU d InfernaI
Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit. 5i9 Guaranty
Building Indianapolis Indiana Nav i3
1885 Notice is hereby gwen that on De-
cember "a 1894 one Ford Coupe automo-
bile engine No 32s432l with accessories.
vas seized al Muncie. Delaware County,
Indiana for violation Of the Internal
Revenue Laws. to-wit. Section 345O United
States Revised Statutes ANY person claim
ing said automobile must appear a. nv
Office on or before June 81 1895 and make
such claim and give bond for costs as pro-
yided in Section 1850 Z. s Revised
Statutes, otherwise 10 viii Be sold as pro-
viced in SAID statute James z. Scanlon
Investigator In Cnsrre
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Don't month"; Fill vacancy with economical Times Rental Ac
CASH COAL MART

Big Brazil blk. mine run ~ 81 9s
Red Pepper lump, SIS So. AXIS fsd IS Is
West Virginia nut slack. I'd. scrzs 50 %
West Virginia lump $500 SKA fkd SIS p
UNION ICE AND COAL CO RI-4s2i
Again IN 1884 as IN 1888 The Tines
was The Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
20 show a gain in want ads
THE REASON RESULTS
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APARTMENT R6tWM bureau

Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-i5so
THE HANNING-5822 E. Washington
Large bedroom apartment, stippled walls
carpeted halls; s45. See custodian. IR-
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SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
A discount OF 10S Is given for CASH
or II bin is paid within ONE WEEK
after billing.
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S SWAPS

TO ADVERTISERS-Each ad appear
ing in this column is listed in The Times
ssp Pq nSage drs Y69r SF S"t sd d R
receive a special rate Of seven days for
the price Of five and four days for the
cost of three. Call RI-5551.
GAS STOVE-A-1: for typewriter useable.
or S. 2007 w. New York.
EQUITY in "a Olds coach for Austin or
light car. or cash. CHAPS.
WILL PAY $500 cash girls used bicycles.
803 E. 63rd-st. WA-1133.
CASH register wanted. 245 E. Wash. IL
1880
FORD TRUCK-Model T; 1-ton:. Al con-
d dit g3s4 for $40 cash. 4S5 W. motifs
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows you cheaper price. Cash? DR.
4146-J.
FORD-3O roadster, rumble seat; looks
fine; motor, tires Al. owner HA-2738-R.
FEET HURT?-Win take in your vibrator
on a course of treatments. DIR; H; M
ANDERSON, reg. podlatrlst. bI-l1z1'
BOA Kahn Bldg.
LATE '2S Oakland sedan: looks new. SIS
cash. 1925 Bloyd-av. .
SUCTION pump chair hoist for chickens;
used building brick for 27 or '28 Whip
pet for parts. 1857 S. Illlnols-st.
OZONE generator, Sc; electric phonograph,
concertrope cheap; radio parts and
tubes. CH-0277 after l p. m.
TO TRADERS-If you can not fnd
what you desire in the ads IN this
and we will attempt to arrange a trads
for YOU from swaps advertisements pre-
viously published There Is no charge
for this service.
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CONTRACT RATES

Can RILEY s5sl for information re-
rardinz CONTRACT RATES.
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Is Wanted-MaIe or Female

WANTED White couple experienced as
COOK and houseman 20 STAY on place at
edge OF citv. Reference required HU-
500 helMaen Z and Q eNenlngs
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Is Situations Wanted
IL Furnished Rooms


BELLEFONTAINE. 1011-2 large airy
rooms private modern home. gentlemen
meals optional. RI-3740.
BROADWAY 24l9-Large pleasant front
leges. reasonable.
DELAWARE N 2O43. APT. 2-Nice. cool
room private family: constant hot
water 50 so
ILLINOIS. N 2449-Apt 10 Beverly
Court: nicely furnished cool room, prl-
vate family; board optional: phone
MERIDIAN. N.-If YOU desire comfort. eX-
Clusiveness. privacy and all that the
word home implies call HA-2294-R.
Gentlemen preferred
PENNSYLVANIA N. 939-Elegant room;
business people: all new, new manage
ment. s5-s7. RI-275s
PENNSYLVANIA N l299-Rooms fur
nished or unfinished Very reasonable.
SUTHERLAND. 520-Master bedroom. twin
beds insulated. cross Ventilation. Gen.
tlemen 81 sinsle. HE-S69s
NINTH E 426-S nice clean modern
rooms. new twin beds. front room. near
bath. well ventilated; walking distance.
BOTH. W 4l2-Nice clean room private
home. gentleman preferred. IA-228o
LARGE cheerful room. near BATH; hot
water: porch. walking distance. LIZ Q.
CLINTON HOTELS virginia. convenient.
Clean. modern rooms, downtown.
ROOM furnished or unfurnished- Widow 5
private modern home: meals optional
IR-s4S0
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IA Help Wanted-Female

LADIES 1885. sal So and bonus Aver
age sS-sl5 vk. 36iz n Penn. Room 800
MIDDLE-AGED lady for homework En-
change for room. board l27 S. Cincln-
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FIN A N CIAL
50 Business Opportrnitie,

SANDWICH SHOP
New redar continent darv. bnsi-s-.
SIS rem SIS BARGAIN Rr-2sS7
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INSTR UCTI0RS
10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring

To oUHUUIs, OOIItst5' IuIUI IIIg
LEARN beauty culture in a state recog-
nized school. Earn while learning Rea-
sble tuition fee. Call or write for
booklet INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY
SCHOOL. 342 E. Wash. RI-0192
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains of many
kinds are listed here daily.
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l5A Statesmen, Solicitors. Agents

MAN WANTED for RawIeigh Route OF 300
families. Write today. Rawlelgh, Dept.
INE-z15-SA. Freeport III.
WANTED-Dealers 70 retail on world S
largest exclusive Venetian blinds. RI
1900
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RENTALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

CENTRAL I9f5-cversu1ed lovely front.
etc apartment res sonshls.
DELA ais N.-Furnished room. large mod
ern kitchen with sink.
EAST. y 7l-ThTee rooms furnished
sink. back and front yard; utilities
clean. ground floor s.
EAST. $50 N-WidoV's houle. large. clean
sleeping or house keeping rooms. Reason
able, walking distance
EAsTERN-sv. 2o9-3-room downstairs
apartment unfinished All utilities;
private entrance. CH-5055.
EUcLTD-Av.. los N.-Efhciency. apartment.
private entrance. overstufed, in-a-door
bed. phone garage. Z. Wash car
HIGHLAND AVE N. III modern rooms,
everything furnished; adults. IS.
ILLINOIS. N. f726-Clean. small attrac-
tive next bath. private entrance. morn
ings or after $50 D. m
MICHIGAN. E. 24ls-2 rooms sink private
bath. completely furnished private
entrance. Reasonable. CH-7100.
NEW JERSEY. N. 226-sleeping and house
keeping room. Hot cold water. Reason
able. RI-4145.
NEW JERSEY. 2O38 N.-Large room and
kitchenette: also broom apartment &C
ccmmodate or 4
PENNSYLVANIA N. 9l4-l and room
apartments. completely furnished. utiA-
ties: electric laundry. RI-3652.
TALBOT, N. 242O-1 room, kitchenette
and rooms, So $3.50 IS. HA-4928-M
NINTH. E, 6l6-2 rooms. kitchenette priv.
bath; redecorated: also /. or rooms
Close in
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LIV EST 0 K

AZ Dogs, Birds. Pets
BOSTON TINY toy MONTHS
Show tyne sacrifice. 1870 y. Talbot.
Evening star., 1935-10-17
ITALIANS PURSUE
CAUTIOUS ADVANCE
Airplanes Clear Path for
Main Army Marching
in Jijiga Sector.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
JIJIGA, Ethiopia, October IT,
Italian troops appeared today to be
paign but steadily advancing in this
sector. Airplanes we're clearing the
way for the operations of the main
army.
Ethiopian troops at Gorei were un-
dismayed when italian planes swooped
down suddenly, dropping bombs and
firing machine guns. Observers did
not expect the Italians to bomb Harar
and Adds Ababa until they had ad-
vanced sufficiently to permit the in
fantry to occupy those cities.
The movements of Italian Minister
Vinci, still in Adds Ababa after En-
peror Halle Selassie extended the date
on which he must leave, were consid-
cred to have important bearing on
whether those cities would be bombed.
Dr. Robert William Hickman of
Wheaton, ILL.,, medical missionary, left
here for Adds Ababa, saying dire
need exists.
I'VE need motor trucks, ambulances
and European assistants" he said.
Dr. Hickman asserted there are q
million Ethiopian soldiers on the south
ern front. The chief malady is scurvy.
Despite repeated air bombings the
Ethiopians are holding the Webbe Shi-
beh Valley. They do not seem to fear
the Italians drive, which believe will
be beset by insurmountable difficulties,
especially lack of water, dense bush
and virulent fevers."
Evening star., 1935-10-17
SHIP STARTS HOME.
Roosevelt Party Expected in Wash
ington Next Week.

Roosevelt Party Expected in Wash
ington Next Week.
BY the Associated Press.
EN- ROUTE WITH PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT ON THE CARIBBEAN,
October 17-Presiuent Roosevelt
steamed toward the Atlantic and home
today.
He had in mind, however. further
explorations and inspections which in
dicated he would reach the White
House about the middle OF next week.
Among the stopping points consid-
cred were the San Bias Islands. east
Of the Panama Canal. wnere the ma
tives are pure-blooded Indians. So
great is their antipathy 10 outsiders
that white men are forbidden to re-
main at night.
The canal marked the turning
point in the Presidents coast-to coast
trip, the cruiser Houston passing
through late yesterday. Mr.. Roose-
welt was accompanied on the passage
by President Arias Uf Panama.
Closely watching the mail and wire
less messages from the White House,
Mr.. Roosevelt is counting on a leis-
urely cruise northward An inveterate
fisherman, he undoubtedly plans to
try his luck in the Atlantic before 60
ing ashore.
Evening star., 1935-10-17
u. S. TAX POLICIES
ATTACKED BY GORE
Soak. Rich Act Will Pay Federal
Costs for 10 Days, He Says,
but What of Other 1861
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, October IL
Senator Gore. Democrat, Oklahoma.
asseiled some of the New Deal tax
policies of the Roosevelt administra-
ton in an address before the National
Tax Association convention here yes
terday.
He attacked taxation to bring about
social economic changes and declared.
mo tax should ever be raised except
for public purposes and uses" Some
of the tax experts believed he was
referring to the processing taxes.
The recent congressional 'soak-the-
rich act will raise only S250,000000
year-enough to pay our running ex-
penses at current rates for less than
10 days." Senator Gore said.
The rich are to be compelled under
that act to finance the Federal Gov
ernment for 10 additional days. But
here is the question that haunts me:
Who are to pay the running expenses
of the Government for the remaining
355 days? 1t will be the producer, the
farmer, the laborer, the wage Garner
and the middle classes"
Evening star., 1935-10-17
Educational Drive to Stress
Danger Of Drunken
Driving.

Planning to emphasize that the
hazard Of driving automobiles is much
greater now because of repeal and
the greater availability Of liquor, the
United Dry Forces today announced
plans were going forward for the inten-
Sive educational campaign against
liquor here December to 8.
j. Raymond Schmidt, chairman Of
the Speakers Committee of the United
Dry Forces, announced his committee
has drawn up preliminary plans for
the weeks campaign. These call for
at least five meetings each week night
during the drive, in five different
places.
Corps of Speakers Planned.
On Thursday night, which is the
usual evening for midweek services in
most Of the Protestant churches of
the city. which plan to cooperate in
the drive, it is planned to have two
minute speakers to address large
number Of meetings.
Climax to the campaign will come
Sunday. December 8, with a mass
meeting at one of the large downtown
churches, yet to be selected.
Special emphasis will be laid dur
ing the week to increased danger o.
the streets Of Washington due to the
effects Of liquor, Mr.. Schmidt said.
To Stress Repeal Failure"
The failure" of repeal will be or
of the keynotes of the campaign. ana
speakers will stress the harmfulnes=
of drink to both the individual and
to society. with special emphasis on
traffic.
1T isn't the drunken driver who is
causing most of our trouble on the
streets" Schmidt said. 1T is the
man or woman who drives with two
or three drinks, under the influence
Of liquor sufficient to make them dan
gerous. though they may not realize
it."
The campaign will stress temper
ance, attempt to obtain more stringent
enforcement of present law, and
make efforts to build a public senti-
ment leading eventually to the return
of prohibition here. The meeting
will not be political in a partisan
sense. They will stress failure O;
promises by repeal advocates, Schmidt
said. showing that their promises Of
no saloons and temperance have been
followed by many saloons and more
drunks.