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Evening star., 1935-12-22

creditors have urged it now. No man
ever had more wonderful friends
gladly advancing money without Sc
curity to help my efforts to retain my
properties and savings.
Money Lost In Depression.
"But the mortgage companies took
the property and my money was lost
to the depression and the default Of
clients in the payments of their ad-
mitted bills. If those clients had paid
for my services, might have wealth.
cred the storm.
IT have had a tragic year, but I
still have my health, my sense OF
humor and my friends. And I am
beginning, with great enthusiasm, a
new executive career. I remember
that once at Christmas time many
years ago, when he was assessing his
misfortunes, Robert Louis Stevenson
said: After all, no man Is useless
while he has a friend"
Assisted Massey Defence.
Malone, who has practiced law in
New York and in Paris, gained wide
recognition as an associate Of Clarence
Darrow in the defense of Lieut..
Thomas H. Massey, charged with slay-
ing q native in Honolulu to avenge the
honor of his young wife, and John t.
Scopes, charged with violating Ten
nessee's law against teaching evolu-
ton in public schools.
He was financial backer of Ger
trude Ederle's channel swim and was
adviser to Gene Tunney during his
ring career. During recent years he
has been active in the Civil Liberties
Union.
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RY NON RLOCH.


THERE is one kind of Christmas
shopping that's different. This
is the kind Of shopping where
n YOU want something for your
self, and where you think very long
time before you make any decisions.
This is the kind of shopping where
you go looking for baby-not doll
baby, but a live one.
When a family home Is broken up,
because of death. or poverty, or any
one of the numberless causes which
may contribute, the children in that
home suffer most. They don't know
what it's all about. The average per-
son thinks at once Of putting them in
an institution That's all right-for
time. But it's not home. Little
people, to have a chance, need a
home.
In Washington, when such children
are thrown out upon the world, they
are committed to the Division Of Child
Welfare, under the auspices of the
Board of Public Welfare, 469 c street
northwest. Miss A. P. Morse is head
of the division.
Back in 1892, with the creation of
the Board of Public Welfare by act
of Congress, the scheme of using free
and boarding homes for dependent
children came into vogue. Subsequent
experience has proved the value of
this DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
STABBING CLIMAXES
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
72.Year-0ld Host at Golden Wed.
ding Fete Held in
Staying.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 81. "A
charge of homicide against 72-year-
old John Cronin provided a tragic
aftermath today to the celebration of
his golden wedding anniversary.
Cronin was arrested following
fight in which John Hennessey, 46. a
visitor at the celebration last night,
was fatally stabbed.
Police also held as a material wit
ness Michael Haggerty, %, one of the
guests in Cronin's lower East Side fat.
HenneSsey was mortally wounded
and Haggerty was seriously stabbed
Police said they were unable to dis
cover the reason for the fight.
Cronin, a retired bricklayer. had
gone out for a walk, and objected
strenuously that Hennessey was there
when he returned.
Mrs. Cronin and five Of her guests
were sitting at food and cake laden
table in a tiny, cluttered room. Some
how 8 fight started, knife flashed
and Hennessey ran from the fiat bleed
ing. Haggerty. another guest who
had tried to stop the fight, also fed
bleeding,
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Bilbo's private bath room Is in orchid
and black.
High and Low Meet.
The guests came from high and low
stations of life. They were people
who helped lift "the man Bilbo" from
his boasted diet of "sardines and
crackers" to the fine fare of United
States Senator
The dream house" is a Colonial
residence nesting in a small grove Of
pecan and cedar trees. a far cry but
not q far distance from his log cabin
ancestral home.
Completion Of the house marks five
years of toll and many years Of dream
ing.
1t was during Bilbo's second term as
Governor that the dream house" be-
gan to take shape. Its construction
had been beset with dificulties-im-
pediments strikingly parallel to the
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j. S. GOLD VAULTS
HELD ADEQUATE
Kentucky Strong Box to
Prevent Shortage in Stor-
age Space.
BY the Associated Press.


With Government vaults rapidly
filling with gold and silver, Treasury
officials yesterday were counting on
the completion of huge buried strong
box in Kentucky to prevent any actual
shortage of storage space.
A tremendous store of $10.103 ,000,-
900 worth of gold and $1,000, 900, 600 of
silver is owned by the Government.
For the present, officials said, there
Is enough, but not too much, room at
the New York assay Office and the
Philadelphia mint. principal receiving
points for the continuing hoard of
imported gold and the Treasury's pur-
chaSes of silver.
There is a definite limit, however,
they added, and if the present rate of
accumulation continues, 1t might be
reached within a few months. They
are keeping close watch upon receipts
and available storage room.
A consignment of silver received at
Philadelphia Friday was piled up and
left in courtyard under armed guard.
officials here said this was due to work
that was in progress on the vaults and
not to a complete exhaustion of space.
Some $4,000 900 silver dollars were
moved from Philadelphia to Wash
ington a month ago to relieve the
congestion at the Mint Their removal
opened considerable space for new
receipts.
However, when the heavily armored
vault at Fort Knox, KY, is finished,
the problem will be solved. While only
gold will be stored there, the transfer
of quantities of that metal from Phila-
delphia and New York will leave
space for receipts of both metals.
The vault. already under construc-
ton, will be surrounded by the Army's
only completely mechanical Cavalry
unit, equipped with speedy armored
cars, high-powered machine guns and
other modern equipment.
The location of the vault Is in ac-
cordance with the TreaSury's policy
of storing its huge and growing gold
reserves away from the seacoaSt,
where an invading force could not
readily reach them. A great pile of
the metal was transferred some time
ago from San Francisco to Denver.
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WOMEN SEEK JURY DUTY

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81 P).-Women
offered q method today of improving
the quality Of st. Louis juries.
let us serve" the League Of Women
Voters told Presiding Judge Granville
Hogan. Make women eligible for
jury service and thereby double the
number of well-qualified jurors"
The suggestion was made at a meet
ing of judges and business leaders to
discus. ways Of obtaining betters ju-
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BOYS HELD IN KILLING

PENSACOLA, Fla, December 2l OP).
-Eleven-year Dewey Thomas AL
britton was held on a charge of Sec
ond-degree murder by coroner's jury
today for the death Of John David
Walker, his 13-year-old Indian school,
mate.
The jury also held ]. D. Brown. Is,
companion Of Albritton, as an access
sorry.
The shooting is said to have re-
suited from a boyish argument two
weeks ago. Albritton had been sent
by his parents with a shotgun to find
some hogs. officers were told. He
was accompanied by Brown.
While hunting the hogs they met
the Indian youth and an argument
started. Tempers f1ared and Walker
was killed.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
JUSTICES DIVIDED
IN IS DECISIONS
Study of Record for lndiCa-
tions of Trend Reveals
SO Unanimous.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Observers scanning this Falls Su-
preme Court opinions for possible
trend" in view Of forthcoming New
Deal decisions, noted yesterday that
the justices have been divided in Is
and unanimous in 49,
In the split" opinions, Justices
Brandeis. Stone and Cardozo, usually
regarded as liberals, each has been
in the minority seven times.
Three Conservatives"
Three justices customarily referred
to as conservatives es"-McReyno
Sutherland and Butler-have each
been on the losing side three times.
Justice Van Devanter, who was
aligned with the conservatives" in
the dissent to the famous 5-4 gold
clause decisions, where the admins
tration was a victor last Spring, has
dissented only once in the 46 opinions
this Fall.
Justice Roberts-called the high
tribunals enigma" by some because
in the past his vote on some occasions
has helped the conservatives, and
on others the liberals diSsented
three times. Once he was alone
against his eight associates, while
twice he voted with McReynoldS,
Sutherland and Butler in dissent.
Hughes Twice Loser.
Chief Justice Hughes has been on
the losing side twice-both times join
ing the liberals in supporting Gov
eminent contentious in the collection
Of estate taxes.
In the dissents there have been two
instances each of 81 and To splits,
five OF 6-3, with the liberals together
in all, and four Of 5-4.
The Chief Justice and McReynolds
have each written 8 of the 46 ma
jority opinions. Roberts has pro-
duced 7. Sutherland 6, Butler and
Stone S each, Cardozo and Bran
deis 3. Van Devanter has written
none,
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia - Increasing
cloudiness, with slowly rising temper
ature today, followed by some snow in
the afternoon or night probably turn
ing to rain, with warmer temperatures
tomorrow; moderate shifting winds,
becoming southeast.
Maryland - Increasing cloudineSs,
with slowly rising temperature today,
followed by snow in the afternoon or
night; some snow probably turning to
rain and warmer tomorrow.
Virginia-MoStly cloudy, with slowly
rising temperature today, followed by
some snow, turning to rain, with
warmer temperatures tomorrow.
West Virginia - Some snow today,
with rising temperature, probably turn
ing to rain by tomorrow and followed
by colder at night.
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Bilbo opened his
Juniper GROW
dream house" to
hundreds of his
friends.
visit ors and
well wish e r S
crowded into the
new home, IN
specting and ad-
miring the 81
rooms Of its three
floors, and paus-
ing aim ost in
awed silence be-
fore the five tiled
bath rooms, done
in bright colors.
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and hiT assets at
$62,500. The liza
bilities, he said,
consist largely of
money borrowed
from personal
friends, princi-
pally William K.
Vanderbilt, Ed
ward F. Hutton
and the late Otto
H. Kahn.
II have for a
long time resisted
this step" Malone
stated. but my
hast FriapHz and
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Washington Ho-
tel from 10 until
3 o'clock.
Jimmy Poyner
and his Colleg-
ians will play.
The band is COM
posed of students
from North Car
olina State, Duke
and North Caro-
lima Universities.
Among the en-
t er t a in erS are
Key Scales, from
bone virtuoSo and
vocalist; TIE en-
Palm, youthful
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BOY GRILLED ON MURDER

DURANT, Okla. December 81 CP.-
Frederick Perry, l3, was held today for
questioning in the fatal stabbing Of
Douglas Christian, IS, during a gay
Christmas party at a school house
last night.
County Attorney B. w. Carter said
Perry told him he stabbed the Christian
boy in the heart when "he struck my
little brother and attacked me-"
Evening star., 1935-12-22
SoCIALlTE-CONVICT FREE
Coach of Prison Grid Team Par
doned by Horner.

JOLIET, ILL.,, December 81 (P).-Al-
fred Goldman, 28, Boston socialite who
used his Harvard football training to
coach & prison grid team, was freed
today from the Illinois State Peniten-
tiary.
Goldman. scion of a wealthy New
England family, was sentenced last
January to one to IA years on a man
slaughter charge after his automobile
killed a man in Evanston. He was
pardoned by Gov, Henry Horner after
serving about year.
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DUDLEY F. MALONE.
ASKS BANKRUPTCY.
Liabilities $261, $40, Assets
$62, ,500-EnterS on New
Executive Career.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 21.-Dudley
Field Malone. nationally known di-
vorce and criminal lawyer and legal
advisor to several Of the county'S
wealthiest persons, today filed a vol
untary petition in bankruptcy.
He listed his liabilities at $26l ,37O
Evening star., 1935-12-22

MISS BELLE WORTH BAGLEY,
Member Of a prominent Washing
ton family, who will sponsor the
new U. s. S. Bagley, destroyer
which will be launched next Sum-
mer. The vessel will be named in
honor of Ensign Worth Bagley. the
first naval officer killed in the Span
ish- American War, and the only line
officer to die in action. The U. S. S.
Bagley will be the third to be
Named In his honor. The first was
christened by his mother. Mrs.
Adelaide Worth Bagley; the sec
ond by his sister, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, wife of the Secretary of
Navy under Wilson, and the third
by Miss Belle Worth Bagley, a
younger sister. Ensign Bagley
was a foot ball star at Annapolis
and a member of the all-American
foot ball team.
Harris Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
MEMORIAL APPROVED

President Signs Order Establish
ing Site in st. Louis.
President Roosevelt signed an ex-
ecutive order yesterday establishing
the site of the proposed 100000, 900
jefferson Memorial in st. Louis as a
national park and allotting funds for
starting the project Immediately.
Under the plan $s.0Oo0oo will be
made available Immediately, Mayor
Dickmann of st. Louis said, for pur-
chase and clearing of the memorial
site
The city will contribute at the rate
of 81 for each So supplied by the Gov
eminent, it was added.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
''WAL KING BUSH" RUSE
NETS 30-GALL0N STILL
Missourian Arrested Despite Elab-
crate Precautions to Thwart
"Revenooers."
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POPULAR BLUFF, Mo. December
21-Internal Revenue agents who
dressed like bush" today arrested
Elmer league and confiscated 500 gal
Ions of mash and a 30-gallon still.
league. they said, had cut brush
for 300 yards in all directions in order
that he might spot "revenooers." !"
They countered with the walking
bush" trick and overheard league and
a customer in conversation.
II can outdrink you, and I can
outright you," they quoted the customer
as saying.
Maybe So" replied league when he
noticed the approaching bush. THE
question is can you run?"
league ran and was caught. The
customer escaped.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
SIGMA TAU LAMBDA
PLANS HOLIDAY BALL
Fraternity Sponsors Dance at
Washington Hotel New
Year Eve,

The fourth annual New Year eve
ball sponsored by the Sigma Tau
Lambda Fraternity will be held this
year in the main ball room Of the
Evening star., 1935-12-22

impersonator and vocalist, and George
Poyner, featured instrumental soloist.
Price Of tickets will be SO per
couple, obtainable either at the door
or by writing Frank Hand, 1880 Six
teenth street.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
THRONG GREETED
At B|LBO HOME
Dream Mansion Offers Con.
traSt to Senator's Sar-
dine Diet.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POPLARvILLE, Miss, December 81
The latchstring was out today on one
of MissiSSippi'S proudest mansions as
United States Senator Theodore G..
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Report Until 10 PM. Saturday.
record Until no PM. Saturd

Hec0Fu UhtH To PM. Saturday.
Highest. "a. 3 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. As
Lowest, ia. am. yesterday Year
ago. %.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 9S on July 90
Lowest. -. on January IS.
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STATE TO SEEK
TRIAL DELAY IN
Staying PROBE
Continuance of VagranCy
Charges to Be Fought
bV Trio.

The state will ask for the contin-
uance of vagrancy charges against
the three men arrested in connec-
ton with the death of John M.
Penny. Kroger Grocery g. Baking
Co., truck driver, when they appear
for trial tomorrow before Municipal
Judge Charles Karabell, it was
learned upon reliable authority to-
day.
Fac Patrick, attorney for the three
under arrest, all Truck Union Of
ficials, will demand an immediate
trial for his clients. The state wishes
mora time to continue its inveSti-
cation, it was learned from the
same source.
Those under arrest are Harry
F. Peats, Emmett Williams and
George Haygood, all officials of the
Transfers, Chauffeurs, Stablemen
and Helpers Union, Local No. 1876.
The Kroger company and its en-
ployes' organization has offered a
$500 reward for information lead
ing to the conviction of Penny'S
slayers.
Mr.. Penny was stoned to death
while driving his truck near Belle
vile in Hendricks County. A ston-
ing, similar to that given Penny,
occurred early yesterday at 18th and
Harding-sts when Eugene Bratney,
%, r. r. II, Box 160, an employe of
the National Malleable and Steel
Castings Co., was struck by rocks.
Mr.. Bratney was not injured seri-
ously.
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many days of misery with head
aches, dizzy spells, skin eruptions.
exhausted feeliAgs, foul breath,
broken sleep and rheumatic afflic-
ton.
Indo-Vin will clear your stomach
and intestines of old gas, sourness,
fermentation and other impure
matter" which often forms a coat
ing on the Innings, frequently being
the real cause Of stomach trouble"
Cleansing cut these quantities Of
impure substances permits freer flow
of the digestive juices, makes the
digestive organs sweet and clean
and gives complete relief from in
digestion, gas, sour stomach, short
ness Of breath, lump in stomach and
dyspepsia.
This is no mere tablet, pill or salts,
and not a powder, syrup or capsule
and it does not contain alcohol or
single habit-forming drug, but 1T
is a scientific LIQUID mixture from
% Medicinal Plants, all blended into
one remarkable compound. 1t con-
tainS more ingredients than perhaps
three ordinary medicines put to-
gether, and has astounded comnlu-
nifty after community.
While it is being introduced In IN
dianapolis every suffering person
can take it at the small cost OF only
a few cents a day. So if bowel trou-
BILE, or stomach distress, is bringing
you misery it would certainly be
mistake not to try it.
The Indo-Vin Man Is now at
Hooks Drug Store, Illinois and
Washington Sts, here in Indianap-
oils. daily meeting the public. and
introducing and explaining this new
mixture of Natures Medicines
Advertisement. ,..~ar.2-z-
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WHAT INDO.VIN is

1t is the worlds newest medicine,
containing a combination of ingredi-
ents found in no other known for
mula. These ingredients mix with
the food in ones stomach, thus
throwing off the poisons that foster
stomach troubles and permitting the
liver and bowels to function prop
erly. 1t will cleanse your bowels
(gradually-not drastic or severe)
as they we're never cleansed before
and tone them into better daily
action.
It will bring out awful gases and
impurities Frequently from the first
dose) which may have been inside
you for a long time, communicating
your blood and inner organs:
spreading this poison over your sys-
TEN in general and causing yoH
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered BY police
belong to-
g F. Brewer. College Manor. Nash
sedan found at Troy and Bovd-avs
S A Holdern. 3556 Kenwood-av.
Plymouth coach. found az 24O0 Person
L r. Sehrader. 1113 Lexington-av.
Ford coupe. found in front Of 1871 z.
Markets.
Lewis swift. ShelbvviIle. Plymouth
coach. found in front OF 2sii N Illinois
ST.
Jack Crarny. 1910 y Delaware-st.
Oidsmobile sedan. found az Ninth and
Penusvlvania-sts.
Urban Anderson. Pennsylvania Hotel.
Packard sedan, found az 1904 Mas
sachusertS-av-
J j. Robbins. ISIS Hoyt-av. Oldsmobile
sedan. found in rear OF 1920 Villa-av.
Mack Wihford R R II Box l3q.
Chrysier roadster. found in rear OF 1908
Eeisuer-sf
Mary 2 Hanning 900 z Maple-rd,
Marmor sedan. found az S.. Clair and
New Jersev-sts.
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for obtaining money but he used
poor judgement. When he allegedly
issued a check to himself and signed
the name of a local resident he
filled out the amount on a Riddell
National Bank check. He is in the
city jail now. The Riddelll National
Bank is out of business.
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Plant Election Held
By Tim es Special

3D. IWBS NptCtuE
NEWCASTLE, March 20.-An
election at the Chrysler Corporation
plant for the purpose of nominating
representatives to be voted on later
with the management in collective
bargaining proceeded in an orderly
manner.
Thomas o. Gibbs, supervisor of
elections for the Automobile Labor
Board, who was in charge, said a
representative vote was cast. Re
suits of the vote will be announced
later. Time for holding the final
election has not been determined.
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PROMOTER OF
MUSIC VISITOR
AT CONFERENCE
Teacher of 10000 Child
Pupils Conducts County
Band.

Joseph z. Maddy wants a sym
phony orchestra IN every town Of
more than 5000 in America.
Mr.. Maddy calls himself a music
promoter, his 10000 child pupils
call him teacher. and fellow in
structOrs and musicians in al parts
OF the country have named him
Americas Evangelist Of Music"
Today Mr.. Maddy was a guest
conductor Of the Marion County
School Band in a program before
the North Central Music Educators
Conference at the ClaypOol. And,
today. he talked about his work.
Glasses in 312 Cities
Fourteen years ago. he left his
position as music supervisor Of the
Richmond GndJ public schools 10
90 70 the University Of Michigan
as music professor in the extension
division.
He is engaged now in raising
81 900 900 as & permanent endOw-
ment fund for the National Music
Camp at InterlOChen, Mich
He has classes in 312 Michigan
cities and towns. When he is not
making one Of his tri-weekly radio
broadcasts TO his estimated 10000
pupils. or keeping up with his work
at the University Of Michigan he is
on the road. stopping at an average
OF 10 towns a day to conduct classes.
Chorus Of 500 Sings
The music conference observed
Catholic Day today with solemn
high mass sung by a chorus Of 500
high school girls at SIS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral featuring the pro-
gram.
Additions for instrumental
ensembles. section meetings, solo
singing contests, scheduled parties
to Foster Hall and James Whitcomb
RTey's home. a conference dinner
and a song assembly were to be in
cluded this afternoon and tonight.
Other events on this mornings
program were a band clinic con-
Quoted BY w. D. Revelli. youthful
Hobart QndD band director. audi
tions for vocal ensembles and section
meetings.
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of misery.
Indo-Vin is
now being in
troduced here
in Indianapolis
by The Indo-
Vim Man in
p e r S o n a t
Hooks Dru G
Store, Illinois
and Washing
OOll - Y 4 z 2 Y = )
W h e re he is
daily meeting
the public.
Indo-Vin Is
not a cure
all" or patent
medicine n or
is it a mere
mill or harsh
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MARCH 20, 1885

Association Of Certified public Ac-
countants and the Indianapolis
Chapter. National Association Of
Cost Accountants, will hear adj
dresses by william F. Marsh, Pitts
burgh, and william A. Boyle, SYRIA
cuse. N. Y, at a dinner tonight in
the Washington.
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ACID SYSTEM RELIEVED
BY SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE
THAT WORKS WITH FOOD
Science Brings Us A New
Formula of Natures Medic
inal Plants, Called IndO-
Vim; Which Permits Us To
Eat Foods We Hadn't
Dared To Eat Before.

Authorities are realizing more
each day that the new medicine
made from juices of Natural Plants
is vastly more effective than chem
icals in clearing acid poisons from
the system. The new medicine re-
ferred to is called Indo-Vin, and IS
taken shortly after meals, mixing
with the sufferers food, eliminating
acid conditions that cause such
forms of suffering as kidney weak.
ness, backache, rheumatism and
neuritis Affections and other forms