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Births
Bows

Allen, Esther Stewart. 4547 Manlove
Thomas. Helen Blessing, 1913 Biltmore.
Burl, Ethel Smith, 1928 E 10th
Donald, Bernice Black. 1918 Linden.
Glenn Phoebe Smith, 329 Beauty
Morse, Dorothy Healton. TOO King.
Cecil. Mamie Glaze, 1909 Vermont
William. Rilla Erwin 2623 Highland-pl.
Macy. Flora Soaring. GAL S. East
George, Flossie Crabtree, 322 W. Ray
mond.
Leonard. Willie Milum. 1929 w Ohio.
Elmer, Susie Streeval 625 E. Maryland.
Glen, Lucille Warrum. 1912 E Minnesota
Forest. Edith Handlon 1852 S. Illinois
Russell, Helen Steele. 1121 F. 18th
Herman. Fern Stanfield, 1925 Ida
Ralph. Dean Wade 814 N. Goodlet
John, May Doane 1925 Fletcher
\, William, Pearl zimmerman. 7O11a W
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
White Grabs Lead
in Wid-SOuth Golf

By United Press
PINEHURST, N. c., Nov. Is
Orville White, Overland, Mo, pro-
feSSional, held a two-Stroke advan-
tage as the final 18-hole round of
the annual Mid-South golf tourna-
ment started today.
The 10 which White rolled up
during yesterdays round was the
only par-braaking score. Willie
Klein Of Wheatley Hills, N. Y, and
Willie MacFarlSne. Tuckahoe, N. Y,
evened par, with 72 apiece
Today's performance will decide
who wins the $3.50 first prize, and
other awards ranging downward to
$50.
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TODAY

George Washington VS.. Tulsa at Wash
ington night.
St Louis VS. Xavier (CinJ at st. Louis
might.
Loyola New o. VS.. Mississippi Col at
New Orleans.
U. c. l., A. VS.. Hawaii at Los Angeles
Coliseum.
STATE COLLEGES TOMORROW
Chicago VS.. Indiana at Chicago.
Purdue VS.. Iowa at Lafayette.
Army VS.. Notre Dame at New York.
Wabash VS.. De PauW at Charlottesville
Western State VS.. Butler at Kalamazoo
Franklin VS.. Rose Poly at Franklin.
Hanover VS.. Ball State at Hanover.
Haute.
Valparaiso VS.. Bluffton at Valparaiso.
OTHER COLLEGES TOMORROW
Alabama VS. Georgia Tech at Birming-
ham.
Auburn VS. Oglethorpe at Auburn.
Arizona VS.. Oklahoma City at Tucson.
Arkansas VS.. So. Methodist at Fayette-
vile.
Boston Col VS. Springfield at Boston.
Bradley VS.. Knox at Peoria.
Brooklyn VS. New York Agri. at Brook
lyn.
Brown VS.. Boston Univ. at Providence.
California VS.. Col. of Pacific at Berkeley.
Case VS.. John Carroll at Cleveland.
Catholic U. VS.. Western Maryland at
Washington.
Centenary vs. Baylor at Shreveport.
Centre VS.. Mississippi at Danville.
Cincinnati VS.. Ohio U. at Cincinnati
Colorado VS.. Kansas at Boulder.
Colorado State VS.. Utah at Fort Col
Inns
Dartmouth VS.. Cornell at Hanover.
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$3.50 80 W. vermont-Large. well. fur
nished. constant heat. hot water: gentle
RT-9602
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Deaths

Coroden Fightmaster. 43. at Veterans
uremia
Ella Rabb Kitzmiller. 10, at 1921 w. soth,
arterioscleroSiS
ollie Kirk: at City transverse myelitis.
Lena Bush, AZ, at 1913 Yandes acute
Perry Alonzo Hadley, 49, at City. chronic
nephritis.
Edna M Hill. so, at St. iVncent's. cere-
bral embolus.
Ella Williamson, 55, at City. skull frac-
ture
Minnie E. Gandolph so, at 11o1 w. 9th,
chronic interstitial nephritis
Lillian Olive Jones. go. at SIS E. 18th.
general paralysis
Albert c. Lentz, So, at 1926 N. Talbot,
carcinoma.
Marilyn M. Neville, 3. at Long. broin
tumor.
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~ E N I r A l. CIV ES
209 o o F. Bldg.
. FREE MANICURE

REGISTER your friends names with us who
are going to buy refrigerators, washers,
radio. gas ranges or oil heaters We pay
you 5ro tS5 per Sl00) if we sell them
STEWART AND ALEXANDER
l04 w 39th WA-1l37
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DERBY WINNER HONORED

By United Press
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. IS. -
William Woodward prominent
Eastern banker and owner of the
Belair Stud, who won the 1890
Kentucky Derby with Gallant Fox
and the 1885 Derby with Omaha,
was selected as the outstanding
turfman Of the year and honored
with a testimonial dinner here last
night by the Thoroughbred Club of
America.
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BUILDING PERMITS

c. v. Harris Co., 1920 N. Meridian $1,000,
neon sign.
General outdoor Advertising Co., Capt.
tol and Washington. 5000. sign.
shed.
Emma Hollingsworth, 244 N Gray. SIS
porch floor.
Waiter Norman, 1928 E Southern. s125,
reroof.
Development Finance Corp. s15 N. Leslie.
s400 garage and building. $4,000.
Henry Commisky. 910 Warren. $40. coal
shed.
F. M. Bartholomew 53o1 N. Delaware
$4,000, dwelling.
Hoosier Wrecking Co.. ia N. Arsenal
$50. wreck two-story dwelling
John Hall, 1854 Reformer. $3.50. two-car
garage.
Dr.. T. B. Rice 3167 N. Delaware, s28o
underfeed stoker.
oscar Audenbacher. corner St. Joseph
and Audubon, $780, range.
Mae Hart, 2240 Nowland, 500. electric
circuits
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10000 to Witness
Bantam Title Bout
SaIica Risks Crown in Go
With Puerto RiCan.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Lou Sa-
lica of New York, recognized as
bantamweight champion by the New
York Boxing Commission, defends
his title claim in Madison Square
Garden tonight in a 15-rounder
against SiXto Escobar, Puerto Rican.
More than 10000 fans-the largest
to see a bantam fight since the
early 1920s-will jam the Garden.
The Puerto Rican will enter the
ring a 7-5 favorite over the man
who whipped him last summer.
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GARY SCRAPPER LOSES

MIAMI, Fla, Nov 15.-Buck Ev-
erett, Gary Qnd) scrapper, lost a
l0-round decision here last night
to Joe Knight, Cairo, Ga. The Hoos-
ier weighed 1888, while his conqueror
tipped the scales at 1863.
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FALL INJURIES INDIANA
FRESHMAN GRAPPLER

1imes Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. IS
Homer Faucet, II, freshman wrestler
at Indiana University, was recover
ing today from an injury suffered
Wednesday night when he fell on
the floor of the gymnasium sh wer
room. He suffered a head injury.
Physicians do not regard his con-
dition as serious.
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"a Apartments, Unfurn.

S5-WEEK-BROADWA 1l03-LoveIv A.
room apartment. Heat. water furnished.
Adults.
S30-NEW JERSEY. N. 1202-Beautiful eff
hc1ency apartment; Frigidaire: rugs;
utilities furnished
s27.50-North: 5-room duplex; heat, water:
adults. RI-7s32. Evenings, HA-1702-Mi
HUGGLER-l0th and Broadway: 2 and
rms. redecorated; all utilities: good heat
PARK-AV-Attractive front efficiency
apartment: steam heat: refrigeration:
utilities. RI-2251.
GENERAL APTS. INC
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FURNACE SERVICE

ALL MAKES furnaces repaired. cleaned
Timing roofing sheet metal work
CAMPBELL BE-3437
FURNACE repairing, vacuum cleaning
Reasonable prices. BINKLEY. 1449
Madicon-ov
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Amateur Football

The Shelby Service eleven has
booked game to be played at Pen
dleton Sunday. All Shelby players
will meet at 1886 Shelby-st at 8
Sunday morning. Earl Phillips is
asked to call Drexell 1011 and ask
for Clyde.
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Oscar Franklin 21 of 1901 River-av,
painter, and Dolores Dockery. 18, of 1901
River-av, houSekeeper
Thomas Boarman, 10, of 939 f. Pros
pect-st, fireman, and Helen Wilkinson, 81,
of 1888 s. Arlington-av, stenographer.
Venard Trester, 81, of 1929 Schriver-av,
meat cutter, and Marie schussler II, R.
R. 6, Box All. cashier
Lewis Stewart %, of s37 Buchanan-st.
printer, and Beatrice Doyle, 25, of 11o8
Groff-av, housekeeper.
Joseph Off, 45. of 1901 s. Colier-st.
carpenter. and Myrtle Hammond, 43, of
1433 E. 12th-St, housekeeper.
William Ray, %, of 5843 w Washington
st, clerk, and Thelma Enrich, 18, of 1923
Southeastern-av, fa:tory worker
Herman Chouinard, 25. Harrison Hotel,
state policemtn and Elizabeth Dick, 81
of 1410 w. 35th-st, saleswoman.
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II Rooms lUith Board

CONGRESS- l457-Child to s years TO
board good home: near school TA-5ssO
DELAWARE. N. 2O55-5 windows. 2 closets
twin beds; all conveniences; excellent
heat; good food
OXFORD, N, 540-Large front. warm.
corner room; twin beds, private: gentle
men. CH-3966
WASHINGTON. 3145 E.-One or mors: 3
meals downstairs; next TO bath; IS.
CH-1l75
WILL care for invalds or elderly people:
good home and references. RI-387l.
CHILD to room and board; good home:
mothers care; references. HA-2347-W.
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u Business Services
ALTERATION SPECIALIST
EASEMENTS REBUILT

ALTERATIONS Ladies Mems garments
Cleaning, pressing refining. repairing
Reasonable. MEYER o. JACOBS 212 E
16th-St TIA -6667
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Opening Bell Sounded for
Tmes-Legion Ring Event
Rally Session Launches Golden Gloves Activities, With
City Fisc Leaders PIedgng Support

The opening American
Indianapolis
a pep session" in local Press Club last night.
The whole
trainer Legion matchmaker
the Indianapolis
yer has had
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announcements

CHAMPIONSHIP CAT SHOW
| Given by the Hoosier Cat Club at the
| Athenaeum, Dec. 7 and g. Entries close
Nov. 28th. For entry blanks or informa-
| ton call IR-359l.
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SPECIAL DISCOUNTS

discount of 10eS is given for CASH
or if bill is paid within ONE WEEK
after billing.
The Times maintains a highly capable
force of trained Ad-Takers able to
make constructive and helpful sug-
gestions and determined always to be
of the utmost service to every ad-
vertiSer.
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Marriage Licenses

Uncorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
iy The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.)
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50 LegdIs
SPECIAL NOT1CE

SPECIAL NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for elec-
ton Of officers and general business will
be held at the office of Kingan g. Co.. In
dianapolis. Friday November IS at 1000
a NJ A M Movie Secrefarr
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Net GOSSIP

Continental Optical Co. will meet the
Central Hospital quintet tonight. For
games with the Continentals. call Riley
1851. and ask for Mr.. WINNER. or write
to 1902 North Capitalav. Indianapolis
A 14-to-l7 year old class basketball
league is being formed and will be known
as the Dearborn Junior loop. Six clubs
are needed to complete the circuit, which
will play on Saturday morning Teams
interested are asked to attend a special
meeting at the Dearborn gym tomorrow
morning at II. or call Bob Stehlin at
Cherry 1850 between and p. m.
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TIMES
ECONOMY
WANT ADS
Cost Less-Produce Best
Phone RI ley 5551
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The Yugoslavs will practice to-
night at Tenth-St and Warman-av.
The Yugoslavs have won six games
this season, and lost only to Fort
Harrison, 60.
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3 Deatks-Funerals

y DSuLIS-I uUCFulS
Indianapolis Times, Friday, Nov Is, 1885.
BATCHELDER, WILLIAM P-Husband of
Anna S.. father of w. E. of Indianapolis
and Charles c. Batchelder of Buenos
Aires. S. A. passed away at his home.
1909 Park-av, Thursday afternoon Serv-
ices at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Saturday $50. Friends in
vited Burial Crown Hill
NEVILLE. MARILYN M-Beloved little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Neville
sister of John W. Neville and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Neville
all of Indianapolis, and Jessie Grove of
Decatur. H.. passed away Wednesday
evening. Nov. f3. age years Funeral
services will be held at the residence.
425l Otterbein-av. Saturday afternoon
Nov. 16 at 2 o'clock. Burial New
Crown Cemetery. Friends invited. WALD
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
SAWYER, HERBERT-Passed away at the
residence, 904 E. Maple-rd Thursday
morning. Services at the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday. 2
p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill Friends may call at the home until
Saturday noon.
STEVENS. LUCILLE-Age % years. passed
away Monday evening. Funeral services
Saturday 10 a. m. at the CONKLE FU-
NERAL HOME, 1884 W Michigan-st
Friends invited. Bsrial Floral Park.
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The Riverside Olympics will tackle
Holy Trinity (Yugoslavs) Sunday
afternoon at Riverside at 2 o'clock.
Both teams claim improved lines
and a lively battle is predicted.
Olympic players will meet tonight
at 1883 Pruitt-st. Any one unable to
report is asked to notify Height
chew.
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"a Situations, Male

JUST 20c A DAY
A 10-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe day cash
with order. Come to The Times Office. 2i4
w. MARYLAND one square from Illinois anc
Washington-sts down Kentucky av and let
US help YOU secure lob.
WANTED-Any kind inside work for good
Brookyiile-rd.
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NOV. Is, 1886
25 Instructions for EmpI.
BE A beauty operator: pay as you learn.
Royal Beauty Acsd.. 40i Roosevelt-bldg.
80 Rooms for Rent

$3.50; SO W vermont-Large. well. fur
nished. constant heat. hot water. gentle
CAPITOL. $500 N.-Comfortable well fur
niShed room. Cheerful refn,d home.
Also 50 room. TA-zl4l.
| CENTRAL 2sO2-Loyely corner room. large
sonabe. TA-ls4s
COLLEGE I524-warm room, next bath:
quiet. access TO phone; gentleman: $3.50.
DELAWARE, 24I7 N.-Newly furnished
b05,,. Foom, p5iyats so- home' garage OPTIONAL
DELAWARE. 2447 N.-Front room. ! or 2;
private home. Breakfast optional. On
bus line. TA-07O0
GUILFoRD. 354s-Cheerful room near
bath Lovely home. Garage. WA-406S-R.
ILLINOIS. 2+49 N. APT. 6-Desirable room,
north Business man preferred. Phone.
Gail before p. m.
ILLINOIS. 1907 N.-Clean. cheerful room:
Iarge closet refined home; steam. ga
MERIDIAN. N. e66 Ant. I0-Larve steam
heated front room. comfortable: accomo-
Gate 4 walking distance RI-9o07.
MICHIGAN 429 E-waIking distance:
hathy hh1Gehy III fpIIrgiShed room' good heat; near
PENNSYLVANIA, 1347 N-weu furnished
front good heat; near bath. men pre-
ferred; reasonable
FESMSYLPANIA To0@ FLSds M.a NNGsIy o5on pFnshsd
Ventilation; garage. HA-2294-J.
RUCKLE. 305S-warm front room in pri-
Vate nome; breakfast optional TA-3l22.
SHEFFIELD, N, 3l-Sleeping room. mod
ern, near Washington High. BE-1s4I-W.
WASHINGTON-BLVD.. 33l2-Desirable. at
ractively furnished large ROOM l or ?
gentlemen. Private entrance. TA-7ol4.
WASHINGTON. E. tIrvingtonl Modern
q9Gm ga29,o ior 1p sEo- or men in private home:
WQODRUFF PL.. 957-west Drive. large
oeSlraele o.eS heated room, for gentleman.
9TH. E. 426-Clean room. twin beds: new
mnersprlng mattresses. good heat:
close Real SILK. RI-7257
GIRL to share apartment north, on car
line. Reasonable. WA-3l25
CONVENIENT-No large beautifully
furnished room private bath: l so. Del
aware bus.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia-av- Clean
modern sleeping rooms; 81. so up House,
Keeping rooms.
concentrated market-an economical
Serylce-Times Want Ads-known for
their result producing power Phone
RI-555l and say adtaker
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II TRANSFORMATION

CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAIN
Only $34 So
via North Western Union Pacific from
Chicago in comfortable coaches without
change. And note this-breakfasts Csc,
lunches 30c dinners 35c Besides, free
pillows, drinking cups porter service;
dimmed lights at night; ir-conditioped
cars. On Los Angeles Limited exclusive
coach for women and children, with
SteWardess-N Nurse attendant Omaha west.
No other form of travel offers so much
for so little. Ticket offices: Chicago &
North Western, 303 Merchants Bank bldg
Phone Riley 3110. Indianapolis. Ind.-or
Union Pacific 705 Dixie Terminal bldg,
40 E. Fourth-st. Cincinnati. Ohio
SAVE on your want ad cost
use Times Economy Want Ads.
Just phone-RI-5 say
adtaker.
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% Situations, Female

COLOPED girl wants house work for "a
day by the week. Call RI-6226.
DAY or week work for ladies'; common
labor for men: day or week. General
house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER INC LI-5560
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

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ing errors must be telephoned to The
Times between the hours of 8 A. M.
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following day.
Notice of typographical errors must
be given in time for correction before
the second insertion as we are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion.
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II Schools, instruction

PLENTY of positions open for those who
can qualify. Better yourself by attend
ing night school CONSOLIDATED
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 3rd floor. Roose-
vet Bldg. RI-9535
For PesuIts TTse The Times
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Rent Rooms, Situations Wanted
Minimum Charge-12 words
WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are sold by THE
WORD. You do not pay for part of a
line but ONLY for the number of
words used.
This arrangement makes Times
Want Ads more than ever, the
economy Wants Ads of Indianapolis.
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20 Help Wanted, Female

FREE RENT to woman or small family for
housework. 1546 East Palmer
GIRL TO ASSIST IN JEWELRY STORE.
CALL LI-0926
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LAFAYETTE DRAFTS CLARK
EASTON, Pa, Nov. 15.-Esky
Clark, former Harvard center, is
scheduled to take Office as athletic
director of Lafayette University here
Jan. l, it jis reported.
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2I Help Wanted, Male

MEN to sell United and Texide blades
OPPENHEIM CO.. las S Ill. Indpls.. Ind
MAN, experienced in driving cleaning or
laundry truck. Times Box L-3e4.
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CONTRACT RATES
Vital Statistics

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garding CONTRACT RATES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
BOY, II, is ACCUSED
OF ROBBING CARRIER
High School Student Is Said to
Have Confessed to Toy Pts.
tol Uold.up.
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
TAKOMA PARK, Md, October s.
A 17-year-old boy. who is alleged to
have held up an Evening Star carrier
boy with toy pistol and robbed him
of S18.35 last night, was arrested today
by Montgomery County police and
lodged in the Rockville Jail.
He is Harry Hunter of 624 Carroll
avenue, student in the local high
school, who is said by officers to have
confessed to robbing Richard Gibbs, Is,
of 9o4 Sligo avenue, while the latter
was making monthly collections last
night.
Gibbs reported to police the robbery
occurred at Carroll and Sligo avenues
shortly before g o'clock. He said he
was confronted by youth attired in
glasses.
County Policeman w. C. Poole ano
Town Policeman Albert Thomas ar.
rested Hunter. an acquaintance Of
Gibbs, after the carrier boy said that
he suspected Hunter of having com.
mitted the robbery. He told police hi
thought he recognized Hunters voice
when the latter ordered him TO put UP
his hands.
Hunter is to be arraigned in Juve.
nile Court on Saturday morning to
answer charges of hold-up and rob-
berry, lodged against him shortly after
noon today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
MORE WORK RELIEF
PROJECTS ASKED
D. c. and Federal Department
Heads Notified on Lifting
of Deadline.

District and Federal department
heads have been urged by District
works progress officials to submit ad-
ditional projects for the relief en-
ployment plan.
The appeal was sent out late yes
terday after word was announced Of
the lifting of the deadline on submits
sion Of plans to the Federal w. P. A.
Previously Federal officials had stated
they would accept no more proposed
projects after September IL.
Commissioner George e. Allen, Dis
trict works administrator, has sent
to Federal officials projects having q
total cost of $12.600,000. They were
believed sufficient to give steady work
to all the 1880 employables on the
District relief list.
Additional projects will give more
leeway in deciding finally on what
projects are to be undertaken.
Maj. Daniel J. Donovan, District
auditor, has been elected chairman Of
the District Works Projects Board to
take the place Of Capt. Howard r.
Clark, assistant engineer commits
sioner, who resigned as . member Of
the board. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Humane GROUP
TO END SESSIONS
Prepare to Adopt Resolution
Condemning Cruelty
to Animals.

The American Humane Association
prepared to close its fifty-ninth annual
convention this afternoon with adop-
ton of resolutions condemning cruelty
TO animals. The convention has been
in session at the Mayhower Hotel
since Monday.
At today's morning session delegates
continued their discussions of animal
welfare. Speakers included william
F. H. Vented, secretary Of the Fed
Grated Humane Societies Of Pennsyl-
vania; C. Rowland Johns. secretary Of
the National Canine Defense League,
London; Mrs. Edwin o. Lewis, presi-
dent of the Women's Pennsylvania
Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, and Seymour Carroll Of the
American Humane Education Society.
An address by John Collier. COM
missioner Of Indian Affairs, and q
marionette show were scheduled for
this afternoon.
The mutilation suffered by animals
so their owners can win prize ribbons
at pet shows was described yesterday
by J. McNab Wilson, managing d.
rector of the Toronto Humane Society.
He said these practices include such
operations as the cropping of dogs
ears, cutting its nails back to the skin.
severing q nerve so its tail will stand
erect, cutting of the tip Of its tongue
and charging the pupils Of its eyes
the latter operation rendering the dog
practically blind for a while. Horses
also are made to suffer. Wilson said.
Another speaker yesterday, John r.
Mohler, chief Of the Agriculture De-
partment's Bureau Of Animal Indus
try, told delegates live stock are re-
ceiving more humane treatment now
through improved shipping methods.
control Of animal diseases and para
sites and better methods Of handling
stock. Charges Of violating the laws
regarding treatment Of live stock have
seldom exceeded $50 q year In recent
years, whereas in 1921 they numbered
2,165, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Marriage Licenses.

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and Rose VERIFIED. %. 333 St. me-;
join B. Pis@ena. 80, %. a.ithsrssyrs,
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Walter Brooks.
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