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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-01
Local III. S. EIeUens
Resume Play Today

Three high school games were to
be played on the local gridirons to-
day. The headliner was the Cathe-
dral-Manual tilt at Delavan Smith
field. Cathedral was undefeated in
local play.
Broad Ripple entertained West
field at the Ripple field, and a
closely fought game was forecast.
Crispus Attacks was to celebrate
home coming, with Wendell Phil
lips of Chicago as the foe. The
game was played at the school field.
Coach Bob Ball and Is Technical
gridders were to depart at noon for
Frankfort, where they play North
Central Conference fray.
Shortridge took full squad to
Charlottesville, intent upon keeping
a clean record for the season.
Washington also hit the road,
travelling to Kirklin, and the Con-
tinentals were favored.
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CONTEMPT ABATEMENT
is SOUGHT BY BANGS
Hearing on Affidavit Action Is Set
for Wednesday.

Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Nov. l.
Mayor Clare w. H. Bangs motion
to abate a contempt Of court affi-
davit against himself and 10 munich.
pal officials is to be heard Wednes-
day, Special Circuit Judge Sumner
Kenner announced.
Threatened with another con-
tempt action, Mayor Bangs con-
tends that an Indiana Supreme
Court order suspends execution of a
permanent INDUCTION against the
municipal power plant.
The Northern Indiana Power Co.
charges the municipal plant is
operating illegally.
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Harold Silwrman, 81, Terre Haute. sales.
man. and Helen Sachs, 20, OF s12 Union
Robert Wells. 80. Of 1892 Udeu-st, clerk
and Josephine Tobin, 80, OF 1854 Kenwood-
az, nurse.
salesman, and Georgella Kirk, 20, Of q
N. Miley-av, housekeeper.
William Metzger 81, of 1928 Linwood-av
salesman, and Maye Haskell, SO, of 2406
Edwin Rode, 80, r. r. S, Box 494. farm
er, and Hilda Hartmann. rs, Cumberland
office worker.
av, metal worker, and Mabel Hopkins 80
of 2615 N. Olney-st, saleswoman
Fred Montgomery, Is, of 243 E. lith-st
Chauffeur, and Jean Gainey, 81, of 227 E
10th-st, housekeeper.
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show last night went to Jimmie
George, 1876, over Ely Bats, 1877.
Other decisions after three rounds
were Joe PoindeXter, 122, over Rural
Tyler, lis; Lexi Smith, 112, over
Pete Wheatley, 100; Al Young, al,
over Dave Williams, IA, and Lee
Freeman, 118, over Charles Nichols,
100.
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KANSAS CITY WOMAN
SLAIN IN APARTMENT
Husband Disappears After Body Is
Found on Returning Home.

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. l.
The body Of Mrs. Florence Frisch,
30. her clothes in shreds, was found
today in her apartment when her
husband returned home. Death &C.
Cured about II hours before the
body was found, physicians said.
A woman in tbs apartment
at 6 a. m, however, according to the
apartment house clerk. Mrs. Frisch
had left a s o'clock call and when it
was put through a woman answered,
he said.
The apartment was in wild disor-
der, indicating a struggle.
Lester Frisch, the husband, disap-
peared Immediately after the body
was discovered and police have not
located him.
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SHINES AS WINGMAN

Butler Univer-
sity foot b all
coaches boast of
strong wingmen
on their 1885 I'M
defeated Bulldog
team and one of
the ends Is Eddie
O'COnnor, former
Cathedral High
School star.
Eddie broke into
college football
with a bang last
year as a sOph-
OmOre on the Blue
eleven. This year
he has been a
factor in the five
consecutive victo-
ries annexed by
the Bulldogs.
In O'COnnOr and
Roscoe Bats, an
other veteran, the
local coaches feel
the end positions
will be well taken
care Of in the all
important battle
with Wabash to-
morrow after
noon in the But
Ter bowl.
The leadership
Of the Indiana
Conference will
be at stake.
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Flora. Cavins, 81. at att N. He'll view-pl
cerebral apopleXy.
Emogene Sampson, 81 at 134l N. Ala
Ralph id Nichols Smith, s.. at 4ose Cen
trail, coronary thrombosis.
Lizzie P. Bailey: ST, at $40 N. Temple.
Thomas Moore, Sc. at 22o7 Yandes, CO.
rebral hemorrhage.
Endora Cox, 81, at Methodist. cardiac
Ella Bass, IS, at Methodist, angina.
Dona Jean Mozee, 3 mo-, at Coleman,
lobar pneumonia.
James George McKeever, 80, at Method
ist. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Alice B. Summers, SO, at 2l54 Carrollton,
chronic myocarditis.
Walter Pepper, 49, at City, lobar pneu-
monia.
Ruth Ann Evans. 4, at Riley. brain
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RTunING PERMITS

G. L. Kennedy. 1881 Hsnna-st. s2oo. two
car garage.
L. E. Lieher. 127 E. washington-st. $500.
repairs.
Chicago wrecking Co.. 100 w Henry
st, $1,000, wreck two-story building.
Ellsworth Enrich 1928 w. l6th-st $3.50,
build four-room dwelling.
Clifford Dillinger. 2220 Rooseyelt-av. $50.
new sign.
Goldsmith Brothers Realty Co., 2o4a w.
Washington-st. 1919. underfeed stoker.
Victor Service Shop. llo n. Ilinois-st
S34o underfeed stoker
Mrs. Ida Wright. 1920 N. Illinois-st,
s235. two-car garage
reroof
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Hauptmann Autobiography Sold

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 1.-THE
Autobiography of Bruno Richard
Hauptmann, written by him in the
death house, has been sold to the
New York Daily Mirror, G. Lloyd
Fisher, chief defense counsel, an
nounced today.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
q. S. Auto Accident Toll Drops

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. l.. Auto
mobile accidents in Sc leading cities
in the week ended Oct. 26 took 1879
lives, or Is less than in the CORE
spending week of 1884, the Depart
ment Of Commerce reported today.
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INDIANS MEET TONIGHT
Session Called for Local Grid Squad
Oh T.

An important meeting will be held
by the indianapolis A. A. Indians
football team at the Eddie and Jess
poolroom tonight at 7:30. Layton,
Case, Jessie and Purcell are asked
to notice. For games with the In
dams, write to Manager James
Cruze, $50 North Pennsylvania-st, or
call Riley 1923. The Indians desire
a game for Sunday,
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Boy Killed in Fall From Truck

By tntted Press
BRAZIL. Ind, Nov. Injuries
suffered when he fell from a truck
on which he was riding in Hallow-
cen parade were fatal last night
to Raymond Hill, II.
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BUILDING PERMITS

IF'or S25 and oVer).
Cecil snitha, 341 Berkley-rd. $3.50, en-
close front porch.
City of indianapolis, Alabama and Mar
ket-sts. s35, one electric circuit.
Dependable Wrecking Co.. 1874 E. Nc
Carty-st, 500. wreck tWo-storY dwelling.
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TRY GANG TOGETHER
Supreme Court Rules on TAFT Writ
for Separate Trials.

Joint trial of James F1aherty,
Donald Nye and Ernest TAFT, on
burglary charges in Criminal Court,
was assured today when the Indi-
ana Supreme Court dissolved a tenn
porary writ Of prohibition.
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SPECIAL TO COLUMBUS
Train Tor Local Fans to Leave
Promptly at 1880 Tomorrow.

The Big -Four Railroad will run
special tram to Columbus tomor-
for indianapolis fans attending
Notre Dame-Ohio State game.
train will leave indianapolis at
\ tomorrow morning. Officials
rs that the train will pull out
Lptly at the time set.
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VITAL STATISTIC S
Marriage Licenses

(Incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
ly. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.a
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GEORGE BEATS BATS
IN BESS A. C. SHOW

Decision in the main go of the
Bess A. c. weekly amateur boxing
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BUSH, CARoLNE-Beloved mother Of Ed

ward l., Hazel NJ, Raymond M Helen
L. and William D. Bush, grandmother of
Nancy Louise Bush, all of indianapolis,
and sister OF Mrs. Charles Bauer of Hor-
dence ais iu Pr6snect a Thnrsda is t oSt
81. Funeral services will be held at the
residence Monday afternoon. Nov. 4. at
Friends invifed rTieOSs nav ati csf at
residence after Saturday noon. WALD
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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$50 Holy-av. beloved wife of sam suli!-
van: mother of Mrs. Lena Tolle, sister
OF Lon De Golyer OF Upton and James
De Golyer of Knightstown. passed away
At the daughters, home, S East and
Epler-av. Edgewood. Thursday. Oct. 81
GYM FUNERAL PARLORS. 1928 Shelby
st. after p. m. Funeral Saturday,
Noy. 2, p. m. Burial Knightstown.
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Births
Girls

Charles and Ruth Poppe, st. Vincent's.
Leroy and Anna Bright. st. Vincent's.
John and Lillian Lex. 1925 Charles.
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Deaths

Stanford and Grace Tompkins, ST. Vim
cent S.
Paul and Catherine Craige. St. vincent's
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EADoR, MARY A.-Age 60, widow of the
late Russ Eador sister of John B. Lewis
Of indianapolis. Mrs. C. w. Howell and
Elizabeth Lewis of Noblesvlle, passed
away at her home, $50 Maple-av Mobiles
vile, Thursday a. m. Funeral services
Sunday 2 D. m. at residence. Burial in
Cicero Cemetery. EVANS 81 GODBY
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WISE. NELLIE beloved wife of Walter
w. Wise. mother Of Orville w Wise and
grandmother of Marjorie Wise. passed
away at the residence, 4l92 Carrollton-
av, Thursday evening Oct 81 Funeral
services will be held at the residence
Monday afternoon. Nov. 4 at O'Clock
Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends
invited. Friends may call at the resi-
dence after Saturday noon. VALID FU-
NERAL DIRECTORS. La Porte County
Ind papers please copyl
ZEIGLER, HENRY-Age 81. beloved hus-
band 81 Rebecca Ann Zeigler passed
away Friday a. m. For further infor-
nation call the DORSEY FUNERAL
HOME, IR-1173.
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BAILEY. LIZZIE P-Ee!oved wife of the
late Robert B. Bailey, sister of S. c.
Keegan and Mrs. Lottie c. mcdaniel,
passed away Thursday morning at her
home. $40 N Temple. Services at the
home Saturday. p. m. Friends in
Yited. Burial Crown HILL
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GEILE. FRED beloved husband of
Elizabeth, father. of Mrs. Omer Dawson
kett of Indianapolis. and Fred j. Geiie
Jr; of Chicago. passed away Thursday
afternoon. Services at the FLANNER &,
Friends invited -.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

indianapolis Times, Friday, Nov. 1. 1895.
ADAMS, LAURA ELIZABETH-Age 81
years, beloved mother of Mary c. Adams
Julia A. and Sadie E. Adams. both de-
ceased, sister Of Mrs. Oliver DeCamp of
Brazil, Ind and Henry II. Heacox of
lily residence, 1874 Fietcher-av. Wednes-
day, Oct. 80. Services will be held at
the residence, Saturday. Nov. 2. 2 p. m.
Friends invited Interment Crown Hill.
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SCHMITT. EIIZABETH-Wife Of Frank S
mother Of II. A. Schmitt of St Louis
passed away Friday. Services at the FIAAN-
later
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HEMMELSBACH. ROBERT-Beloved father
Of Mrs. May Moore of indianapolis and
Mrs. Elizabeth mclaughlin of Columbus,
O.. passed away at his daughters resi-
dence. III S, Easiest. Wednesday aft
services will be held at his daughter
residence Saturday afternoon. Nov. 2, at
o'clock. Burial Washington Park Gene
terry. Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS; columbus (O) papers
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RAMSEY, BESSIE-Age 20 years. wife OF
Shubal. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs En-
NETT Deboard sister Of Estel, Esther.
Hubert and Edith, died Thursday Fu-
neral Saturday Nov. 2 2 p. m. at the
Nazarene Church, Bridgeport Ind
Friends invited. Burial at Plainfeld
Friends may call at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Deboard, 1914 N. Grant
av, from Friday noon until Saturday
noon. GEOFGE ". USHER SERVICE
PIE in fleld rlae
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HOESMAN. EDWARD WILLIAM-Of 1887
Blaine-av.. beloved husband of Lizzie
HoeSman. passed away Oct. 80. 1885. age
BEANBLOSsOMS MORTUARY. 1919
w. Rav-St. Burial washington Park
Cemetery. Friends invited.
JOHNSON, HARRY Widowed son of
William A. (deceaSed) and Eva; brother
Of Merrill and Caleb Johnson and Nellie
Stineman. Edith Slagle. and Dorothy
DoWden. passed away Wednesday Oct 80
Body will be taken to Sheridan Friday
afternoon. Funeral at Sheridan Satur-
day at 2 D. m.
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ANN o UNcEM ERTS
l Death Notices

NEVILLE, MARGARET M-geloved mother
Of Mrs. Joseph F O'Brien and Thomas
Neville. sister OF Elizabeth CIrrsn. died
at her home. 1897 z. Ohio-st. Friday
Friends NAV call at the home OF Mrs
S615dsI' 80 ~. re .sa uneIaI
Holy Cross Church. Burial Holy Cross
Cemetery Friends invited KIRBY.
PAUL Achieved son Of Nj
and Mrs. Paul A. Patterson, and brother
OF Joan Patterson, passed away Wednes-
day afternoon. Oct 30. age Z years Flu
neral services will be held at the WALp
FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at l7th-st
Saturday afternoon. Nov. ?. at 2 o'clock.
Burial Washington Park Cemetery.
Friends invited
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SAMPSON. MRS. EaIERGENE-1s4I n Ala

5FS.IE SV-N, VfI9o' ElILh UENE-I3+I \. Ma
bama-St, who was formerly connected
with the Board of Children Guardians
passed away at her residence Thursday
morning. Services at the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday. 2
p. m. Cremation following
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PAGES So
ANN 0 NICE MEnTS

SLITH. MRS. ELLA Beloved mother 81
Mrs Frank Brandt, Mrs. George W
Bauer, Mrs. Charles .. Bracket passed
away Friday morning. Private services
Manday 10 &. m. at the residence. 3a2s
L Fan Creek-blvd. Friends nav cali
saturday afternoon and Sunday. Burial
La gaceta., 1935-08-14

La elevation moral de un
pueblo puede j~uzgarse por ell
concepto que tiene de ia mujer
y por Ia posici6n que ocupa esta
en- las costumbres y en- sus ms
tituciones'', continue ell doctor
Palacios. La Iglesia catolica pro
'pone ell vote de la muj@ y 10
admite en- su legislation can6-
MICA. Yo Sc que tenemos en- nues
tro pals quien ridiculice la mu-
Ter que vota. Syn los mismos
cue atacan la democracia, con-
servadores hasta ell arcaismo,
hostiles a TODD progreso. Son
los mismos que sostienen que la
mujer' no tiene ihteres en- vo-
tar, que frecuentementa desa-
rrollan ell argumento de la in
ferioridad de la mujer. Como
ha de reaccionar la mujer en-
Argentina al concederle ell de-
recho de vote Sc ha d~emostrado
en- la provincial de San Juan, la
dnica provincial en- que votan
las mujeres, cuya experienced
ha sido altamento satisfactoria.
Muchas organizaciones femeni-
mas tienen, alderman, ell movi-
miento feminista.
va en- 1888 una proposition
para ell vote de la mujer fue
presenAada en- la Camara de Di-
La gaceta., 1935-08-14
AMENAZA DE HUELGA GE-
NERAL EN- Ell CONDEDO
DE FRANKLIN

Columbus, Ohio, agoSto ID
La amena2a de huelga general
Sc extiende hoy p2r el condado
de Franklyn. En- la ciudad que
do aver paralizado o. Servicio
de AUTOMOBILES de alquiler. Mas
de 500 hombres de las fabri@S
Columbus Packing y Hercules
Cloa.ing han dejado sus fac
mas. Fl JEFF de la federation del
trabajo, A.. Z. Larson, conside-
ra possible Sc haga una llamada
de huelga general.
Tn grupo de los huelguistas
pide ell reconocimiento de su
y mejores jornales.
La gaceta., 1935-08-14
PLEITOS Y DIVCl2CIOS

Harold B Johnson contra P.
Padgett Johnson; Marie Mox-
ley contra Chester L. Monkey ;
'Vi~Nzek contra Anna Buck ;
Benjamin Haywood contra Al
bert Haywood.
Corte Federal: jose Arrange
y Co. contra ell recaudador de
impue>toS interiors; de la Flo
rida; Alvaro NJ. Garcia. Anto-
MO F. Garcia, Maria Garcia Y
Francisco Gonzalez, hacienda
negocio bajo la firma de Garcia
Y Vega, contra ell recaudador
de impuestos interiors; Sr. j.
Edwin Larson.
La gaceta., 1935-08-14


putados, donde fue .aceptada /;
pero en- ell Senado fue mandada
para SD examen a un Comite,
donde Sc detuvo hasta la clau-
sura de las sesiones, desapare-
ciendo acknowledgements. Esta
vez el senador doctor Palacios
INTRODUCE el pr0yecto en- ell Sc
nado en- primer lugar. "Creo
que sera acceptable ell proyecto
ahora-concluy6-; 81 no, Ina
de serlo ell ano pr6ximo."
N. r.
La gaceta., 1935-08-14
UNION @

Sc eta a los miembros de es-
ia Union para la iunta general
que Sc celebraraa manana jue-
YES Is, a las 8 p. m.
Los asuntos que han de ira
tarse son de Importance para
todos los miembsos, por 10 que
Sc espera IA asistencia con pun
Ell SecretdriO de Actds.
La gaceta., 1935-08-14
LA JUNTA ELECTORAL
EXAMINA LOS NOMBRES
QUE APARECEN EN- LOS
LIBROS

Ell presidente de la junta mu
nicipal electoral, Mr.. Jesse E.
Hill, a quien Sc interrog6 aver
sobre 81 seran quitados de los
libros del registro los nombres
falsos que en- 81 pudieran apa-
recer, Sc neg6 a dar una confess
La gaceta., 1935-08-14

Sc ALQUlLA un ventilado
portal de dormir en- la casa de
apartamentos de Mrs. Mary C
Roberts, Z. Columbus Drive,
1918, Telofono NJ 65-174.
La gaceta., 1935-08-14

I MAUI III, 1SOoIO bu LIS
zeal general de la Republica, en-
lei eserito presentadAa la sala
Isegunda del Tribunal SuISem2,
acusa al diputado don Francis
Ico Largo Caballero de un deli
to de rebellion militar, defini-
do en- el articulo 237 del c6digo
de justicia. y dice: Con pretex-
to de que, p resolverSe en- octu-
bre la crisis politica rlantearla,
habian entrado a formar par
tie del gohierno de la Re2uoliea
tres ministries pertenecientes al
.partido de Ascion Pd2ulaR IVA
.rss ellementos politicos y sNdi-
Gales sxtrema or~ientaci6n -
quierdista, entire elioS ell Sr.
largo Caballero, realizaron en-
diversoS puntos del territorio
nacional, Y con actitud relacio-
NADIA y %coniunta, un movimien-
to collective de insurrecci6n ar
mazda contra ell Gobierno legi-
timo, al que, justamente con las
demas instituciones constitucio
males, pretendieron, por tales
medios violentos derrctar. El
senior Largo Caballero, es la sa-
ION presidente del Comite eje-
cutivo del partido Socialista y
secretario general de la Union
de Trabajadores, TONIC parte
activa en- la insurrecci6n men,
cionada, dando 6rdenes a los
La gaceta., 1935-08-14

Y educativos de Argentina. Ell
movimiento feminista no ha da-
d6>lugar aqui a grandes cruza-
das feministas, comolocurre EN-
los Estados Unidos o"en Ingla-
terra. En- l,gar de clio, los prin
cipales favorecedores del movi-
miento han sido hombres Y en-
su mayor parte miembros del
partido socialista, Ell movimien
to empezo alrededor de 1900.
Una de slG primeras realizacio-
mes ha sido la promulgaci6n de
una ley rigiendo ell trabajo de
la mujer Y de los j6venas. Ell
sencr Palacios era aptor del Gro
veto. BESIDE entonces las mule
res han lido a~partandose de las
costumbres maternales Y ances
trales, pero aun carecen de la
libertad de las mujeres en- otros
pafses.
Los que Sc oponen a este mo-
vlmlento Sc apoyan sobre las de
claracicnes de algunas mujeres
qre 10 desean para NADIA ell de-
recho de veto y que no tienen
ganas de hacer ell ridiculo. AL
gunos hasta declararon q. esta
Cpuesto con las creencias reli-
giosas; ctros, que las mu,jeres
tienen bastante interes en- los a
suntos pGblicos para lograr ser
capaces de votar en- conocimien
t. de causa. Ell dGtor Palacios,
en- una intervid, rechaz6 vigo-
rosamente tales argumSntos.I
ME ha hablado listed de su
La gaceta., 1935-08-14

Ha incurrido ell acusado en- la
pena de 30 ancs de reclusi6n
mayor Y accessories, dado que
no son de estimar cirsunstancias
modificativaS de la sesponsabi-
lidad criminal.
La gaceta., 1935-08-14

Willard Lee Ferris y 3 mujeres
amiga SIDE este, de aSalto, robe
y asesinato del abogado How
ard Carter Dickinson, de New
York. La ley cJbligA al juez
Boyne a condenarlos q prisi6n
por toda la vida. Dos loras es-
.tuvo deli6erando ell jurado, com
puestc de s hombres y 6 mule
res. Sobre las mujeres Sc ana
do una recommendation de Gle
mencia.
The Washington times., 1935-06-15
8 SERVICES FOR
GRADUATES

Annual Children's Day services
Of the Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation will be held at $50
o'clock Sunday morning. At II
o'clock the graduating class OF
Eastern High School, numbering
300, will be present for their COM
mencement sermon at which time
DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder, the
pastor, will speak on the subject,
-Four in One" Miss Frances Bur
ger of the graduating class will
sing and the chorus choir, under
the direction of Miss Mary A.
Weidley, will render my Faith
Looks Up to Thee" by Schneider,
with violin obligato by William
Frederick Pfeiffer.
The graduating class Of Wilson
Teachers College will attend Ref
ormation for their baccalaureate
service at 4 p. m. President E. C.
Higbie will take part in the serv-
ice and DR.. Blackwelder will
preach the sermon.
DR.. 3lackwelder will give the
first Of a series Of three sermons
on Men Who Overcame," speak
ing Sunday night at 8 on albert
Schweitzer, famous organiSt. phil
oSopher and medical missionary.
The Washington times., 1935-06-15
LANDSLIDE SEEN
BY FARLEY

Reelection Of President Roose-
welt in 1895 by greater major
ity than he obtained in 1892 was
predicted last night by Postmaster
General Farley in an address be-
fore the Young Democrats of the
District at the Willard Hotel.
John Colpoys, chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee of
the District, predicted the next
presidential campaign will be "the
most vilifying, lying and SANDER
GUS" on the part of the opposition
in the history Of the United
States.
Victory for President Roosevelt
in 1885 also was predicted by
John Costello, Democratic nation
al committeeman Of the District;
Representative Robert Ramspeck,
of Georgia; Ambrose O'Connell,
executive assistant to Mr.. Farley;
Representative D. j. Driscoll of
Pennsylvania: Representative j.
Burrwood Dayl, of the same
State; and Wilbur Heekin, past
president of the Capitol Hill
Branch Of Young Democrats,
which joined with the District
Young Democratic Club of Amer
ica last night.
Paul A. Best, assistant admins
TRAITOR of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration, who defeated Ray
mond j. Nunan in a run-off for
presidency of the club, was in
stalled, together with the follow
ing other officers: Howard J. Stat.
ford, first vice president; Miss
Nancy Harfield, second vice presi-
dent: Cleve Clark, treasurer:
Miss Ruth Evelyn Madden, cor
responding secretary; Gladys Goe-
ringer, recording secretary; C. w.
Borda, membership chairman;
John Bracken, resolutions chair
man: Alva Patten, District affairs
chairman.
The Washington times., 1935-06-15
LONDON CLERIC
TOSPEAKH HERE
SUNDAY

On Sunday morning at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. Albert D. Belden, of
London, England, will be the guest
preacher. DR.. Belden is a very
distinguished religious leader in
Great Britain and is the minister
Of the largest Mont Conformist
Church in the British Empire.
DR.. Belden is in this country
under the auspices of the commit
tee on interchange and he will
preach in DR.. Fosdick's church in
New York and in st. Andrews
Church in Toronto before return
ing to England. DR.. Belden is
the minister of the Whitefield
Tabernacle in London where DR..
Sizoo preached last Sunday.
On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
the veSper service will be
observed in the lecture room. DR..
Belden will discuss informally
problems common to both nations.
Next week Mr.. Mark Smith, a
student for the gospel ministry
who is attending Wooster College,
will take up his work as assistant
to DR.. Evans for the summer
months.