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piled to him, Mr.. Trester quoted 4:
Sticks and stones may break my
bones, but words can never hurt
me-"
In my job, I am often told to
go places" said the quaint-spoken
commissioner, "but I find that the
people who tell me to go to- do not
have charge of the transportation
facilities"
John S. Hastings, Washington,
Ind, former alumni president, acted
as master of ceremonies. He was
introduced by Milton Fineberg, In
dianapolis, president of the Indiana
Union Board.
The ten broad-shouldered, i'm
maculate members of the nonored
varsity squad, appearing for all the
world like splendid subjects for col
lar ads, were Fred Fechtman, YER
non Huffman, Kenneth Cunning,
Willy Silberstein, Joe Platt, Robert
Etnire, Willis Hosler, Charles Scott,
Stout and Walker
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HeavieS Clash
in Three Mat
Tits Tonight
ZahariaS and 0'Shocker in
Main Go; Speer to
Test Russ.

George Cry Baby Zaharias, 24l
who features a powerhouse style OF
otTense, is in town for the purpose
of practicing his tactics on Irish
Pat O'Shocker, 227, in the headliner
or the Hercules A. C. wrestling bill
tonight at the Armory.
The feature attraction as well as
the semi windup between Frank
Speer, 235, Atlanta, and Otto Kuss,
228, Pine City, Mimi, will be Off
ciated by Art (The Great) Shires,
former major league baseball play
er who is rated high as a mat
referee.
O'Shocker, an outstanding favor
lite among local and state graphing
fans, is prepared to give and take
with his heavier foe and believes
his speed will give him the neces-
sary edge over the Cry Baby" Irish
Pat can go to town" in an agrees
slve manner when aroused. zaharias
is from Pueblo, Colo, and Pat from
Salt Lake City.
kuss, a former Indiana University
idol, is against a big timer" when
he tackles Frank Speer. The At
lanta mailman seldom appears in
bouts other than main go tussles
George Tragos, 215, Greek mailman
from st. Louis, opposes Ernie Eel
Ter, 228, Terre Haute, in the opener
at $50.
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ShdW GiUen Second
Prize in Big Race

By United Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
10.-Ben Shaw, racing driver OF
Westville, N. j., today was $500
richer after officials of the Daytons
beach-and-road race discovered ar
error in their records and moved
him up from third to second place
Tommy Elmore, Jacksonville, was
announced winner of the $1,000 Sec
ond place purse in sundays race. A
re-check of the records, however
showed he was credited with four
laps more than he had actually run
Elmore was moved down to third
place, for which he will receive $700
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Veterans Bolster
Tigers in Track
De Paw Has Seven Meets.
Including Relays.

Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 10.
Coach Leroy Buchheit's De PAW
trackmen are working out daily in
an effort to get in shape for the
first meet of the season-the Butler
Relays in Indianapolis, March 81.
Weakened by the loss of Hugh
banks, F'ribley and Lee, the Tigers
are still strongly bolstered by vet
Grams.
Leading prospects for the season
include: Gibson, Buch and Frees in
the dashes, with Buch running the
hurdles; Britton and Reid in the
middle distance runs, and Bill Tay-
lor in the mile and two-mile.
Youngblood and Yinger will COM
pete in the pole vault, Horst will
put the shot and discus, and Deuth
will throw the javelin. =
Six outdoor meets are scheduled
following the Butler meet. The
schedule follows:
April 22-Indiana State, here.
May 6-Purdue, there.
May 9-Earlham, there.
May 16-Butler, here.
May 23-LittIe State meet here
May 29-State meet, at Bloomington.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Union Trust Co., 4lo W. Washington
ST.. 500, reroof and repair.
Grinslade Construction Co 43k RIue
Ridge-rd. $4,000. erect two-story dwell
ing.
Grinslade Construction Co. 434 Blue
Ridge-ro. $500. two-car garage.
Jacob Scnnepp, 1921 she 49,. $3.50. al
teratlonS and repairs.
Chambers Plumbing Supply Co.. 2523
Central-av, $3.50, install bolfer
Standard OIL Co.. 20 w. Michigan-st
Glenn tlndley, 5s14 N. New Jerse7-st.
5000, erect story and half dwelling.
Tom Blackwell 1887 Baltimore-av $500
erect one-story dwelling
Kolograph, Co, $751; University-av. $500.
R. F. stilz, 54o4 Julian-av. $500. two
car garage.
stall furnace.
o. j. Smith Realty Co.. 95s N. Keystone
av. 5000. reroof storeroom.
Capitol Garage, 236 w. Maryland-st, SIS
new four-wire service.
Pearson Electric Co. 514 S. Meridian
st SIPS new wiring and fixtures
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IRISH END SEASON
ON DETROIT COURT
Times Special

ltmeS special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, March TO-
Notre Danes basketball team will
close its 25-game hardwood sched-
ule this evening against the Uni
versity of Detroit on the latter
teams floor. The Irish have won 81
games, lost two and tied the other
for one of the best collegiate records
in the country.
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MANGIN SEEKING 4TH
INDOOR TENNIS TITLE

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 10.-Gregory
Mangin, Newark, N. j., will bid for
his fourth national indoor tennis
championship tonight when he
meets Leonard Hartman, New York,
in the mems singles final at the
Seventh Regiment Armory. Mangin
is heavily favored.
Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn,
Philadelphia, captured the women's
singles title last night by defeating
Miss Norma Taubele, New York, Ga,
6-3.
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RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
10.-After a week of the worst
weather ever encountered in II
years of training here, the New
York Yankees hoped to get down
to hard work today. Only an hours
work was accomplished yesterday
between showers. Outfelder Roy
Johnson, although signed, hasn't re-
ported.
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GRANT TAKES OVER
EVERGLADES H0N0RS

bV JHtIeu FFtSs
PALM BEACH, Fla, March 10
Bryan (Bitzy) Grant of Atlanta,
third ranking tennis player in the
nation, today held the Everglades
invitational singles title.
In the finals yesterday, Bitsy
downed Defending Champion
Charles Harris of West Palm Beach
in straight sets, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3, on
rain-soaked courts.
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PILLS ROSTER FILLED

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March 10.
With the arrival of Outfelder
George Watkins in camp, the Phil
lies squad is complete. Third Base
man Vergez, who has been nursing
an injured ankle, is showing steady
Improvement and may be able to
play against Brooklyn Thursday
Rain kept the Phils idle yesterday.
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FRISCH LAUDS ROOKIE

BRADENTON, Fla, March 10. -
Outfielder Lou Scoffic from the
Bloomington Three-I League club
has been called the st. Louis
Cardinals best 1886 spring prospect
by Manager frankie Frisch. He
looks like a real phenom," said
Frisch. The Cards play the Athletics
today.
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REDS TAKE A REST

TAMPA, Fla, March 10.-Man-
ager Chuck Dresser gave the Reds
a rest today after their trip here
from Miami by bus. The clubs Sec
ond training camp will be opened
tomorrow when the rest of the
squad arrives from puerto Rico. The
Reds will play the Tigers Thurs
dav.
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OF them will survive.
The Is sticklers will continue
drills for the four semi-finals in In
dianapolis, Gary, Muncie and Vim
cennes March 81. From that group
only four will remain to keep their
home hardwoods humming as they
prepare for the final meet here
March %.
One of the regionals due to at
tract special attention of state fans
is the affaira la Anderson in which
Coach Archie Chadds defending
state champions will bump into a
definite threat from Indianapolis
Shortridge. Local fans still are
talking about the capable perform
snces turned in by the Shortridgers
during their victorious sectional
campaign.
Chaddmen Coast Through
Anderson's smooth Indians, how
ever likely will go into the scrap
Saturday afternoon at Q as favor
ties in the eyes of state observers.
The Chaddmen registered a fairly
successful season record and coast
ed through their sectional on a
breeze. Alexandria was expected to
give the Indians hard run in the
final game, but the Tigers folded
before Pendleton in one of those
free-throws after double-overtime
things in the afternoon. Pendleton
was an easy victim for the title de-
tenders in the night windup.
The winner of the Shortridge-
Anderson go is to take on Plainfield
or Greenfield in the 8 o'clock finale.
Plainfield barely scraped through
at Danville, but the Greenfielders
were impressive victors on their
home court.
TiptOn Plays at Marion
Another point of interest Satur-
day will be Marion, where Tipton's
unscathed Blue Devils are to seek
their Goth and 9th consecutive tri-
umphs of the season. Johnny Wards
Tippers racked up No. 25 when they
swamped Noblesville last Saturday.
Kokomo furnishes the first barrier
for the only undefeated squad in the
state, and the winner opposes either
Marion or Wabash in the finals.
Kokomo warped Howard Township
in the last sectional tilt there, Sc to
23. Marion was forced to the limit
To repulse Paramount by one
point margin. In sectional semi
final game" the Wabash Apaches
held Chippewa to four points while
amassing -.
Six teams will play in regional
competition for the first time in
tournament history. The newcom-
ers are Kingman, Union Center,
Dana, Central of Madison, Rens-
selaer and Green's Fork. The latter
Is reported to have quite a bit of
dark horse talent after trouncing
Richmond, 81 to 20. Green's Fork
plays at Muncie, along with New
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HAL LEE ACCEPTS

ST. PETERBURG, Fla, March 10.
Hal Lee, Boston Bee outfelder,
was scheduled to have his first
workout of the spring training sea-
son today Lee arrived here yester-
day but was not allowed to practice
because he still was a holdout. He
signed his contract early today.
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MUNGO MAY WIN OUT

CLEARWATER, Fla, March 10. =
Van Mungo, Brooklyn pitching ace,
was expected to sign his contract
today after showing up Unexpectedly
in camp last night. 1t is believed that
Mungo will get the $4,000 salary he
demands.
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NICHOLS PINS BALBO

NEW YORK, March 10.-Sammy
Nichols. California grappler, defeat
EIDE Salvatore Balbo. Italian mat
man. in the windup bout of a wres-
Ting program here last night.
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DYKES SCANS LINEUP

PASADENA. Cal, March TO-
Manager Jimmy Dykes of the Chi
cago White Sox today began draw
ing up tentative lineup to oppose
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Hail to Old [. u!
Members Of Title Sharing Quintet and Coach Dean
Are Honored in Spirited Banquet
BY PAUL BOXELL
Ill.,. CIa 90 HIr.A
BLOOMINGT(

BLOOMINGTON Ind March 1oAfter the victory the
Indiana University other
athletic
Members
haf-share of
at dinner the Union Building
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the Chicago Cubs Saturday and
Sunday. He expected to use either
Kennedy or Whitehead on the
mound with Radcliff, McCulloch
and Kreevich in the outfeld.
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Practice Byword in Gyms
of Sectional Cage Champs;
Fans Eye Anderson Tourney
Shorrdge Praised by Local Spectators but Indians Rule
Slight Favorites; Paths of Other Big Time
Hqh School Quntets Traced.

practice the word ga Indiana high schools today as
the for 16 regional hookups Of the state
basketball tournament coming Saturday
drills basket shooting
testsal the line of practice
hopes which fourth
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Tigers Make Final Pau
Offer TO Hank GreenberQ
He's Heard Last of U.s. Says Cochrane; Gos|n Signs
YankS Encounter Bad Weather.
By United Press

LAKELAND, 1O-The
final offer to First Baseman Hank Genbe Manager Mickey Cochrane
said today will be
sign Coctrane said He has been
Gosln Yesterday
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MARSHALL WINS MATCH

By United Press
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March TO-
Everett Marshall, La Junta, Colo.
tossed George McLead, Etna, O., in
the feature bout of a wrestling pro-
gram here last night.
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% MOUing and STORAGE

SECURITY TRANSIT s. STORAGE CO.
Moving. klreproof warehouse. RI
1886. HE-l930.
CH-2S7S PETES TRANSVERSE up. Lo-
cal and overland twhitel. Careful.
prompt service.
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II Help Wanted, Male
% Situations, Female

HOUSEKEEPER wants work by day or
week. 305 N Easiest or RI-4l06.
DAY or week work for ladies; common
labor for men. Day or week general
housekeeping. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENIER. INC. LI-hS60.
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; DeathS-FuneraLS

Indianapolis Times. Tues, March 10, 1896.
ABEL-Nora, of 222 N. Belle Vieu place
wife of Edward Abel ana mother OF Mrs
passed away Monday morning, age 81
years. Funeral serlces Wednesday, 2
p. m. at the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME,
1884 W. Michigan-St. Friends invited.
Burial Floral Park. Friends may cali
at the funeral home.
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|LOST-Boston terrier. male. name
Bounce Call EI-s548 Reward.
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80 Rooms for Rent

81; "a w. 18Ta-Lght. clean. modern
room; between Illinois, Meridian; good
transportation.
So DELAWARE. N. Holloway large
front room; good bed. Private entrance.
RI-g267
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II Schools, Instruction

DANCING lessons, soc. tap. acrobatic. BAL
5Sti stage and ballroom. LI-05ss 13s n.
Delaware. Room lng
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a Schools, Instruction

DO YOU realize what It means 20 have
q guaranteed position? We guarantee a
position to any one We accept. Short
typing CONSOLIDATED sBUsIRysS
COLLEGE. Sd door RooseYe1 bldg. Ne
p535. -
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ALABAMA. N, 2355-Large. front room:
private entrance, garage phone. Reason
able.
Evening star., 1936-09-11
Police Hold Man
Who YeIIs "Hi-Yi!
Lupe's My Squa,c'
Claims Movie Star Vas
CiUen to Him at
Tribal Council.
BY the Associated Press.

by tlc hssOCihtcu Ffcss.
LOS ANGELES. September Ii
Skeptical police held for mental OBJ
servation today Frank Joseph Witt
man. 81, Of Milwaukee, who stood on
a Hollywood street corner near the
home of Lupe Velez and shouted:
"Hi-yi-yi hi-Y-yi! I'm a chief Of
the Creek Tribe and Lupe's my squaw
Where is she, you palefaces?"
Without an answer to his question
Whitman was escorted to Jail yester-
day by officers L. Baraba and Ed
Correll on suspicion Of disturbing the
peace
Elaborating on his story, punctuated
by whoops, Whitman said:
"Lupe Valez Is Chickasaw prin-
cess. At a tribal council she was
given to me. and I'm here to claim
her I've sent word to Johnny Weiss
muller, who's been looking after her
for me, that I'm going to exercise my
tribal right as soon as I've found her
tepee."
At Milwaukee. Mrs. Mary Whitman,
widow. said her son had left Sun
day for Hollywood to get back to
the studios" Whitman had spoken
often OF his Acquaintance" with Lupe
Velez since he visited the film city in
1885. the mother said.
Federal agents considered question:
ing Whitman concerning threatening
and obscene letters reported received
by the Mexican actress and her hus-
band, Weissmuller.
Mrs. Whitman said her son was a
mental patient at Milwaukee six
years ago.
Evening star., 1936-09-11
Marriage Licenses.

Jacob W. waterhouse, 20. wheeling. W.
Va; and Lucy A. Hicks. 81. Los Angeles.
wtfliam wtGflfiai1' Rev' waS !; C. Palmer; srd u.vm.
wimmer;, q. both Of 1894 Eth ST.;
Ralph Knapp. IS eae sth st. s.w.. and
EDNA Ogden; "a: Alb Concord ave;
Samuel H. THOMPSON, "a. 1919 Vernon
S. and Pauline E; Robinson. Fl. l6.2
Robert E. Lee. 20. 144o Meridian pl.. and
Sara v; Evans. 80, :S05 35th ST.; Rev,
william e. Yesser. 81. 1901 Floral St. and
Island ave; Rev, +. F; Briggs
lena alideb1snd IS. iHiR Aiion. st. 1ai SaG
William S. Meter. %. 1880 Kearney st.
ne; and Margarst e, Hunter, 81 laI7
st BGves nf R:x Hya1sts y Rsene0n Md
no snss'fs Rev s baushefty 81 Rfaif - 'i7 " St.
William Rebaok. 3; and Violet Stapler, 80
o,s@ both 3,ss o. Phl,adslphia Rey; s H Metz
Elisabeth c. Lange. -. 35lI 18th ST.;
Rev H, N Hennig. ,eo
and Ruth E. Miller. 10. I3.3 18th ST.;
Albert w. Buynitzky. 30. 1897 18th ST
and M1riel NI Y: RetchenSash; 20. 1918
katherine E. Hail. 81, Hanover. Va;
Rev. Freeley Rohrer
Horace r. Pace, ~, and Lorraine McDill.
IL both OF Richmond; Rev. Harvey
Charles 4. Suit. cl College Park. Md,
and Haze! C. Trenary. u. I0lI Marl-
so%sTs Sos1 Dl; Eey RsGv j. G 5s Rsl co,,m,,. >,
and Julianne Z. Schumacher 81, 1887
Columbia I'd; Rev. II. F. Downs.
Evening star., 1936-09-11
MRS. HAUPTMANN
BARRED IN CANADA.
Denied Right to Enter When
She Fails to Prove U. S.
( Citizenship.
3y the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
RoUSEs POINT. N. Y, Septem-
Der 1l.-Mrs. Anna Hauptmann.
barred from Canada because she could
not prove United States citizenship,
looked to the Dominion government
today to overrule immigration inspec-
tors and allow her to continue to
Montreal
Inspector Emile Levin of the United
States immigration Service, who ques-
toned Mrs. Hauptmann and q COM
panion on their return from an un-
successful effort to gain admission to
Canada at Cantic. Quebec, expressed
belief the widow OF the convicted kid
nap-murderer was staying somewhere
in the vicinity incognito," pending ac-
tion upon her appeal.
Levin explained an appeal against
exclusion from Canada is automatic
cally filed at Ottawa and a decision
usually is given within 72 hours.
Mrs. Hauptmann's companion, who
said he was her attorney but did not
otherwise identify himself. told Cana
dian officials the widow of the Bronx
carpenter was on the way to Montreal
to check information on the Lindbergh
kidnapping. He said she was still try
ing to prove Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann innocent Of the crime for which
he was put to death last April 3.
The pair drove across the border
here Wednesday night in a large
sedan but were turned back at Cantfc
Inspector Levin said both appeared
Greatly agitated.
II should have brought my citizen
ship papers. which are in a safe de-
posit box in Brooklyn" he quoted Mrs.
Hauptmann as saying.
Levin said Mrs. Hauptmann told
him she took out the papers lin New
York City in 1882"
Levin said Mrs. Hauptmann's COM
panion produced registration papers
for the car he was driving, showing
It was owned by Elmer Braun OF New
York City. Mrs. Hauptmann explained
that Braun was friend.
Evening star., 1936-09-11
Births Reported.

George and Pearl Newman. girl.
Walter and Carrie Plank. girl
Robert and Isabella Lansdowne girl.
o. George and Blanche Singer. boy.
Samuel and Margaret Welsh. boy.
John and Mildred Lanning. boy.
Delbert and Helen Pryor boy.
Richard and Vincie Anzivino boy.
James and Mildred Baden. boy.
Henry and Julia Herrell. hoy.
Joseph and Justine Williams, boy.
Sol and Ray Netzer. boy.
Milton and Ida Meyers boy.
William and Iona Luebbers. girl.
John and Mary Burke. girl.
Hartford and Minnie Williams, girl.
Allyn and Edna Ferrell girl
Horace and Elenore Fletcher. sirl.
Curtis and Ruby Miller. boy.
Lennie and Gladys Edwards. boy.
William and Mamie Rowe, boy.
George and Nellie Brown. boy.
Paul and Edna Marcy. boy.
John and Margaret Pearson. boy.
Sylvester and Anna Schicktanz. boy.
Warren and Louise Wright boy.
Darrell and Louise Grain. girl
Eugene and Frances Foster. girl.
Sullivan and Edith Rowe. boy.
Philip and Mabel Mayo, girl.
George and Mamie Ford. girl.
John and Hoster Brooks. boy.
Francis and Catherine Proctor. boy.
Horace and Evelyn Beverly. boy.
Leroy and Daisy Clark girl.
Herman and Marion Hakins. girl.
Evening star., 1936-09-11
MOTHER DELAYS
SONS EXECUTION
Flies to Side of Killer of Six
to Win Temporary
Stay.
py the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
WALLA WALLA, Wash. September
li.-A frantic mother. using an air.
plane to speed her efforts. won at least
few more hours Of life today for her
son, Leo Hall. "a. but the accused
killer of six persons In q robbery ap-
peared doomed to die on the gallows.
Early today. Warden ]. M. Nc
Cauley announced the hanging, orig
inally scheduled TO take place soon
after last midnight, had been post
poned until IL pm. tonight q am.
Eastern standard time). to permit
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall to visit her son
In his death cell.
Pleads With Governor.
From Seattle, Mrs. Hall was flown
by plane last night to Olympia, where
twice she pleaded with Gov. Clarence
Martin for a delay. Failing in her
first visit, she shouted back as she
was led away:
THE blood OF an innocent man, my
son, is on the hands Of Gov. Martin.
Oh, my God"
A second plea brought the Gov
ernor's grant of a delay, and Mrs. Hall
boarded a plane for Walla Walla. Pre-
viously Warden McCauley had said
such q visit could not be permitted
because it violated prison rules. In
Evening star., 1936-09-11
Deaths Reported.

Harry c. Cristy. 92, 241O goth ct,
Lucy W. MAYNARD. 81. 2e44 Wisconsin ave
Marsaret Davies. S3. The Roland Apart
James w, Hagood. -. 1881 1Ith ST.
George White, Oh. Georgetown Hospital,
Louis Ober, 50. Emersency Hospital.
William ]. Jenkins, As. bl6 10th a., Sc.
Emmet B. Vloud, 46, 1850 Wisconsin ave
Georee d. Elliott. 3s. Tubercuiosls Hos
Waiter =. ,McCord. 81. oeorge Washington
Hospital.
Miniyieye Kesler. 90. Gallinger Hospital.
Milton Lewis. jr., Is. 1Il4 Florida ave. ne
Infant Peach, sihley hospital
husustus Wells. 81. St. Elizabeth Hospital
Mary Richards. ~. 3Qs st.
Sidney Coles, 81. 0allinger Hospital.
sarah j. Ross. 80. 0ailinger Hospital
Evening star., 1936-09-11
State Aids Viper Victims.

State aid for persons poisoned by
vipers is being given by the Sociological
Institute of Czechoslovakia. 1t has
placed on the market a serum against
viper poison put up in packages for
tourists. Each packet contains an in
lection syringe and some serum. The
serum is used In the event Of poison
ing by the common European viper,
belias berus, and Is good for four
years
Evening star., 1936-09-11
Wheat Export Ban Urged.

Public bodies in China. including the
Chinese Chamber Of Commerce. are
urging the central government to ban
expectation Of wheat on the ground
that TODD production has not been suf-
ficient for the country's own needs In
recent years.
Evening star., 1936-09-11

announcing the delay. the warden
said he had acted on his own ~.
thority.
Thanks Warden.
Hall was convicted of numbering
Eugene Chenevert. one Of six persons
found shot. stabbed and beaten to
death at Erland's Point March 2S,
1884. The confession Of Halls COM
panion. Mrs. Peggy Paulos, bulked
large In convicting him.
Hall, informed Of the delay In his
cell. sighed:
Thank the warden. He's the whit
est man I've ever met"
Evening star., 1936-09-11

WHERE TO MOTOR AND DINE.
Evening star., 1936-09-11

Edwin ". Smith. So. 1901 10th st.
Laura Bell. 81 oailinger Hospital.
Fred Craney, rs, 0allinger Hospital.
,s bawrence Basey. ~. Casualty Hospital.
Norris Smith. 22. oaliipeer Hospital.
Fred Barnes. 10. Gallineer Hospital
Georsia Mcoriff. 2. Galiinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-09-11

One doy remains to share the unusual SOW.
ines on fine quality SOL HERZOG, Inc,
Mems Wear tomorrow only will you
be able to sove on the fine, regular stock
items reduced during this hoIfyeorIy sole.
Evening star., 1936-09-11
Mortgage Base Broadened.

AS measure to revive Egyptian in.
dustry the government will authorize
the mortgaging OF industrial machin-
cry to provide method of financing
which Is now illegal,