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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-22
One Day Missionary Meet
at First Baptist Church

I Life" Mrs. +. t. Edenharter Will
direct an hour of musical vespers in
the former Grace Bldg, Thirty-Second
st. and Capitol Ave, at 3:45 o'clock.
The quartette of the church will be
assisted by Miss Octavia Green, VIC
nnist.
THE REV. II. r. BOARDMAN of
the New Jersey Street Methodist
Church will preach Sunday morning.
The Epworth League will conduct the
service at night.
THE REV. CHARLES H. GUNSO-
LUIS will preach at the Spiritualist
Church of Truth Sunday night on
"Astrology and Its Divine Purpose"
DIR. FRANK s. c. W1CKS of all
Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order of service at II a.
m Sunday:
Prelude-Chopin. Serenade-Franz
Schubert. Hymn SS6. service-Page
| Thirty-Two. Covenant. Anthem
Words of aspiration. Responsive
Reading-Page Thirty-Three. Scrip
ture. Hymn AL. Notices and Offer
ings. Cantilena in D-Salome. Ad-
dr esx-"Thomas Jefferson" Hymn
47A 900. Benediction. Postlude.
AT BRIGHTwOOD CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH. PALS N.sGale St,
Mrs. Timothy Harrison and Mrs.
Loren Warner, will speak on WON
ems Work in the Church." on Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
DIR. JOSEPH L. THOMPSON is
conducting a revival service at the
Capitol Avenue Christian Church, "a
Fortieth St. and Capitol Ave. The
schedule for Sunday and rest Of the
week is as follows: Sunday, $50 a. m,
Bible school motto, Bring the Other
Fellow: 10:45 a. m, subject. The
New Testament Church; 2:30 p. m.
mass meeting (men only; $40 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting; 7:45 p. m,
Moral Man Night; Monday, 745 p.
m, Society Night; Tuesday, 7:45 p.
m, Family Night; Wednesday, 7:45
p. M, Community Night; Thursday
7:45 D. m, Lodge Night; Friday.
7:4B D. m, "Children's Night"
REV. p. P. JEWETT OF the Nor
rts Street Methodist Church will
preach Sunday morning on After the
Revival WHAT" At night. The Vic
torious Faith" There will be spe-
cial music by the vested choir under
the direction Of William Hitz.
REV. CHARLES H. ROSE of the
Trinity Methodist Church will preach
Sunday morning on Christian Edu-
cation and at night on "On the
Fence"
AT GARDEN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH the Rev. Clyde Gibbons, pas
tor. will preach Sunday on "Ths
Preservation of Our National Life, "
and at night on "a Home of the Re
deemed"
REV. E. A. ROBERTSON Of the
East Park NJ. e. Church will preach
Sunday morning on The Lame Beg
gar at the Gate Beautiful" and at
night, Hell. Certainty or the Tragedy
OF a Memory"
REV. l. C. e. FACKLER Of St.
Matthew Evangelical Church will
preach Sunday morning on To-day /
Will Abide at Thy House." At night,
Peter, the Boaster" The Luther
League will hold its regular meeting
on Tuesday night.
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BONDSMEN RELEASED
WaIdrOn Pastor Held in Jail; Second
Arson Trial April 81.

~ Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, March "a
The Rev. Ulysses S Johnson, pastor
= the Waldron Baptist Church,
charged with burning his church, re-
manned in jail here today, unable to
ecure bOndsmen.
The four men who had provided
nond of $4,000 for Rev. Johnson, ap-
peared in court here with him and
asked to be released.
Rev. johnson will face trial for the
second time on charge OF arson, April
u. The first jury disagreed.
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PROGRESSIVE
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH

PROGRESSIVE
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
Park Ave. and st. Clair st.
Sunday services, 1880 p. m.
THE REV. H. w. B. MYRICK,
Pastor.
Subject:
GLARS"
The message service will be conduct
ed by The REV. NINA MANSE
SIMPSON.
The Ladies' Aid holds service Tues
day afternoon and evening at 2 and
7:45. serving dinner at $50.
The Mems Club will hold trumpet
services Friday evening at o'clock.
The Anniversary party and Box
Social will be held in the church
building next Saturday evening,
March 10Th, at o'clock. Bring a
box and enjoy pleasant evening.
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LEE BURNS WILL ADDRESS
BOYS WO-PA-TO CCLUB

Lee Burns will address the Boys
Wo.Pa-To Club OF All Souls Unitarian
Church on next Thursday night at the
church on April IS, Mrs. Demarchus
Brown will be the speaker and on May
Q William Hershell will be present.
Burns will speak on Indianapolis Old
and New.
AT THE MONDAY LENTEN
SERVICE beginning Tuesday Of next
week, DR.. H. l. Bowen Of Chicago will
preach at the Christ Episcopal
Church. He will deliver his last ad-
dress on Friday noon.
DIR. M. B. HYDE will preach at the
Grace NJ. Z. Church at 10:45 a. m.
Sunday on Faith and the Lenten
Season." and at night an evangenstio
service win be held.
THE SIIORTRIDGE HIGH
SCHOOL GIRLS BAND will give a
twenty minute concert, beginning at
7:45 o'clock at Hall Place Methodist
Church. At this service Rev. Guy V.
Hartman will preach on "A Certain
Trumpet Call. In the morning. Mrs.
Hattie Asbury of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society, will speak.
REV. PAUL W. EDDINGF1ELD
viii preach Sunday morning at the
Broad Ripple Christian Church on
with Jesus Through the Storm. At
night the Bethany Young People will
conduct the service.
POSITIVE LIVING FROM
STANDPOINT OF LIBERAL CHRIS
TIANITY" will be the 1855 a. m.
theme Of DIR. Edwin Cunningham at
the Central Universalist Church.
THE REV. CLYDE L. GIBBENS
of the Garden Baptist Church will
preach Sunday night on "A Home
Too Small to Receive Company"
DIR. EDWARD FIAINES KISTLER
breaches for the new Fairvtew Pres.
byterian Church in the Fourth Bldg.
Nineteenth and Alabama SITS, Sun.
day at II on "An Ancient Psalm OF
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Mickey O'Dowd in Chi

By Times Special
CHICAGO, March e. - Mickey
O'Dowd, Muncie Qnd) featherweight,
who will meet Sammy Mandell Of
Rockford at East Chicago Monday
Is working out at the Arcade
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Christian Science Lecture

william W. Porter, c. s. B.. of the
board of lectureship OF the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. Boston,
Mass, will lecture at the Murat The
ater at p. m. Tuesday evening.
The meeting IL pnhiln-
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POSTAL WORKERS
PAY IS NOT Up TO
LINE OF DECENCY'
Bill Pending in Congress to
Grant Living Wage to
Faithful Employees.

Some time ago The Indianapolis Times
printed a series of stories showing that
Indiana postal employes-clerks. carriers.
etc.-were entitled to more salary. Here
with is a general story written for this
paper-Editor's Note.
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BY CHARLES P. STEWART
NEA Serrice Writer


WASHINGTON, March 22.-Your
Indiana mail carrier is a mighty de
pendable chap. He's so dependable
you hardly realize you're receiving the
service he renders day by day.
There are so few. if any, exceptions,
that it's safe TO set this down as a
fact, anywhere, without any qualif-
cations at ALL
The odds are many TO one that you
like your mail carrier. He's polite and
accommodating
You couldn't stand it, considering
how frequent your contacts with him
are, il he We're grouchy. as, unfor-
tunately, some public servants are.
His Job Is Hard
Your mail carriers work, physically.
is hard Toting that sack is no light
stunt
Walking. walking, always walking
may be all right when the weather's
line. but in time of storm it's no joke:
it may mean real suffering.
Your mail carrier is a man of some
ducation; he has to be. He's a mine
: information on the subject Of Uncle
: ms mails. This means he must
We had experience.
lie must be a diplomat and more or
- OF a business man. Absolute hon
is vital, of course.
our mail man, in short, is equipped
make more money at some other
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Warrant Is Issued

By United Press
DANVILLE, ILL.,, March ga war
rant charging Rev. Lewis Holloway of
Attica, Ind. with violation Of the
Mann act was issued here today. Rev.
Holloway is charged with taking a
girl from Attica to a hotel In Illinois
This changeable weather makes 20.
G." Witch Hazel Jelly most appre-
ciated. It soothes and heals chapped
hands, lips and face. Buy it at your
drug store or toilet goods counter.
--,AAyer<4seraAxA
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CHRIST CHURCH
Monument Circle, Rsv. James 2. Stanley,
re1tor. Sunday services. 8 and 10F46 q. N.
vespers. 4 p. m
Church school. $50 o. n
IoRTENT1L ISPTRTTUAEIsT CHURCH

ORIENTAL SPTRTTUALIsT CHURCH
VIII hold regular service next Sunday at
T:S0 D. M, in Castle Hall $50 E, Ohio St.
Lecturer. Mrs Gloshen Messages by D. b.
Smith, O. R. White and H. Shaubaugh.
Speaker Mrs Edward Eidleman. Mes
sages by different mediums Everybody well
come at both services. George W Laymsn,
pFesident.
FIRST sPTRTTUALIsT CHURCH, COS n.
Liberty St.. between Mass. Ave. and North
St.. Sunday AS p. m. All message service
by tho pastor Rev. Ruth Van De Beuhen.
Message services every Wednesday at $50
and Z :45 p. 10. conducted by the Ladies Aid.
Part of the time devoted TO healing You
are cordially invited to attend these services.
All are welcome.
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S1,755 Is Maximum

''or the mail carrier, as for every
" else. the cost of living has gone
, Realizing this, Congress raised
E pay in 1920 to a maximum of 81 800
ear, but out of this comes S45 for
e rement, so that the net maximum
S1.755.
he present maximum was fixed on
8, supposition that the cost of living
e. reached its peak. This hasn't
! wed to be the case, and the Ma
nal Association OF Letter Carriers
avs frankly that today it's members
hard put TO it TO live.
The mailman, it's to be remem-
red. isn't like an unskilled laborer.
. whom $1,755 might seem pretty
air. He has a certain amount of
'front.' to maintain. He's expected
look spruce and neat. The two
forms a year he must buy. which
g ID TO cost $40, now are s46 apiece.
ats Just a sample.
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1t is the only organization of it's
kind in Indiana and is not known
to be duplicated in the United States.
It was organized by J. E. Maddy,
Richmond public schools music SUI
pervisor. Pasquale Montani, In
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BIZ Times SpeCldI
RICHMOND, Ind, March 22.-The
Richmond High School Harp En-
semble will play in Indianapolis
May on the program Of the Ma
tionaI Harpists' convention.
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Family Needs s2,O52

The mail carrier has a family. too.
lie Congressional Record published
lures recently which, taking Detroit
8 a representative city. fixed S2,052.36
- the smallest sum on which family
Il five could live decently in 1928.
The mail carrier and his family,
then, are S297.36 below the decency
line, even supposing the carrier re-
ceives the maximum and doesn't lose
8 working hour out Of the year. d
practical impossibility. Of course.
Accordingly Senator Edge OF New
Jersey and Representative Kelly Of
Pennsylvania have joint bills pending
II Congress to advance city carriers
80 50. 900 on entering the service. to
200 after the second year and to
2. 100 after the third.
Parcel Post Loses
President Coolidge is, regretfully
against the increase. The carriers
are entitled to more, he says, but he
adds that the increase, he fears,
would impose on the Treasury an ad-
dltionaI drain it can't stand.
Maybe so, replies Congressman
Kelly. but consider that the postoffice
is the only enterprise which hasn't
increased its charges to meet in
creased operating costs.
He estimates parcel post losses to
the department at $205. 206,9 44.96 an
nually, simply because no such in
crease has been made.
The National Association Of Letter
Carriers submits that patrons Of the
parcel post are making this saving at
he carriers expense. 1t doesn't seem
TO them quite fair.
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AT BRIGHTwOOD CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH. 241S N.sGale St,
Mrs. Timothy Harrison and Mrs.
Loren Warner, will speak on WON
ems Work in the Church." on Sunday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
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CON CHARACTER. :.
Continuation de La la. Pag.)

segtin dicen, don Roberto. pues pa
srece que va el tenia candidates
quienes considerable mejor prepara-
dos que aquellos, cuando menos,
mas en- ammonia con su manera de
pensar.
De ser absolutamente ciertos como
pensamos los anteriores informes, no
hay duda que la crisis que Sc plan
tea en- el seno de la Coalicion es
oastante seria, sus consecuencias
por fuerza han de ser tanto mas
sensibies para dicha colectividad,
cuanto mas Sc ha tratado de ocultar
la verdad al pueblo, pues todavia re-
cordamos los pretendidos mentis que
determinados peri6dicos trataban de
darnos cada vez que este diario Sc
hacia eco de cualquier noticia refe-
rente al malestar que venia agudi-
zandose en- ell ORGANISING directive de
la Colectividad, con motive de las
discusiones presupuestivoras.
FL no haber podido localizar ano-
che al Sr. Todd nos priva de dar al
p1blico la opinion de este despues
de la mencionada version que circula.
Tenemos entendido, no obstante,
que la supuesta renuncia del Sr.
Todd ha causado una honda impre-
sion en- las huestes rep1blico-
listas, de donde nos dicen, Sc han
destacado diversas comisiones para
ir a rogar don Roberto que retire
su dimisi6n; pero, todo hasta la fe-
cha, Sc asegura ha sido enteramen-
te in1til.
G........?
Ahondando mas en- ell asunto de
Las supuestas imposiciones de candi-
datos, Sc nos ha dicho que es ese un
NAL que amenaza con acabar con el
bienestar La cohesion del Partido,
pues para la Presidencia de la Asam-
blea Municipal tambien Sc quiere
,imponer al Sr. Pedro J. Barbosa,
y para Secretario del mismo cuerpo
al Lcdo. Gaetan Barbosa.
h
Del campo allancista con rela-
cion al Municipio Sc ha sabido que
los actuales administrators despues
de sendas dudas Y cavilaciones, han
resuelto establecer el correspondent
te pleito para impedir que los coal
cionistas tomen San Juan ell dfa IL
de enero.
VI Sc nos dice que el sLedo. Mufoz
Morales es el abogado del case que
oportunamente .se radicara el pro-
cedimiento. s.E$
A pesar de 10 dudoso que parece
Ell case los presuntos peticionarios
Green tener" raz6n en- seguir ocupando
esos puestos despu6s del doce de
enero. ~ t i,#2
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NO equivoque la direction,
estamos al lado de la Barberia
e. FIGARO, y frente al edificio
de Ell MUNDO.
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festar que ellos estaban dispuestos
entrar en- negociaciones en- cual-
quier momento, y que estaban ami
mados por los mejores deseos.
En- vista de tales manifestations,
fue acuerdo unanime, que la Conf
sion Sc reuna una vez mas hoy las
cuatro de la tarde, y que entonces
comparezcan los duenos, chauffeurs
y cobradores de guaguas para discu-
tir el pliego de condolences. Como.
quiera que los chauffeurs y cobra
dores de guaguas dieron de plazo has
ia manana las diez de la manana,
para llegar a un entendido, hay item
po de sobra para evitar la hueiga ST
Sc puede llegar un acuerdo salts
factorio para todos.
Ell Presidente de la Comision, don
Jacinto Texidor, di6 por terminada
la session, no sin antes expresar su
seguridad de que la huelga de qua
guas sera evitada, dada la buena dis
posicion de uros otros.
Los duenos de guaguas celebraron
anoche su anunciada reunion en- el
Municipio para adoptar una resolu-
ci6n definitiva.
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Toda Ia prensa esta
con nOSOtrOS

ST 10 afirmamos asi tan ro-
tundamente, es porque EL COR
re iN0LES, cuya norma es YES
t;r con los fanosos trajes de
drill de hilo lngles a su numero-
sa clientele, con mucha elegan-
cia Y economic, obtiene todo el
favor de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA, de todos los habitantes de
la lsla; y son tan magnIficos y
resistentes los driIes imperiaIes
de hilo que importamos de In
glaterra, que pasa en- vano Ell
TEMPO sin que nunca los de-
teriore, va que es LA VERDAD,
mas adTnitida entire las perso-
mas eIegantes, que la famosa
fabrica Y sastreria EL CORTE
IN0LES, es ventajosamente CO.
nocida Y goza de sumo cr6dito
en- EL GLOBO.
No solamente por la calidad
superior de nuestros trajes de
drill imperial de hilo puro, sino
por ell procedmiento de darles
cinco dias de encogido y por
contar con los mejores sastres
cortadores de Puerto Rico, 60
"a EL CORTE lNOLES, de tan
enVidiabIe fana en- EL MUNDO,
que 1ing1n competitor ha podi-
do echar ninguna clase de. PlCA
PlCA en- ell credito que rapida-
rnente ha conquistado en- todo
PUERTO RICO lLUSTRADo, po-
ne de relieve que en- LA DEMO-
CRAClA, no es possible que triun-
fe EL CARNIVAL, del disimulo.
va que todo ell comercio del pals
adnite que los trajes de esta
casa, que es la de las personals
mas distinguidas, hacen al hom-
bre mas atrayente y simpatico
a LA MUJER.
No equivoque la direction.
estamos al lado de la Barberia
e. FIGARO, y frente al edificio
de EL MUNDO.
Ell CORTE. INGLES
Gale San Jose No. S. - p. O.
Box oo4. - Telefono No. 1923.
San Juan, P. r.
AdVt
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Ell LCDo. MARIANA ACoSTA
vELARDE EsTA VA BIEN

Hace algtin tempo Ell distingtu-
do Lcdo. Mariana Acosta Velarde Sill
fri6 una hgera operaci6n de ia nariz
en- la cual Ell. Doctor Figueredo hiZo
alarde de los conocimiento s6lido3 30
bre que descansa su reconocida rspu-
taci6n de galeno.
Ha pasado muy breve tietnLo de
este va el amigo selecto Sr. Maria
no Acosta velarde ha recuperado COM
pletamente su salud sin ninguna cla-
Sc de inconvenientes nj demoras.
Claro esta, el Sr. Acosta Velarde,
en- su afan de hacerle justicia al hon.
bre de ciencia que. arranc6 de rafz Ell
NAL que sufria, Sc deshace en- elogios
al DR.. Figueredo. Nosotros no ne
cesitamos esta nueva pruebs por Greer
que son pocos los In6dicos de nuestra
isla que pueden compararse con Ell DR.
Figueredo, quien enviamos nuestra
felicitaci6n por este nuevo triunfo
suyo.
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a3OQ5SN
FLORES EAruHALHs

sQuiers I'd eonssguir hsrmoscs bOa.
quets7 Bonitas Coronas stros irsbs
JOS artfsttcos en- flores naturalea. Lila
me al teiefcno 500 santuree tstop %
Martin PeGa v serA assDdide par y
Ira PARA
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MAS NoTIcIAs ACERcA DEL HA-
LLAzGo DE LA MIA SANTIAGO
Ponce, Die. 1s, 1921.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Captain Chapel recibe primera in
formaci6n hallazgo mia de labtos
mfos. Agrait de Pansardi pone Essex
a mis- 6rdenes para dar noticia. San
tiago padre nina y Detectives Henna
y Colon situados casa padres.
RAMIREZ BRAU.
Corresponsal.
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los salones de la Asamblea Munich
pal mas de 60 duenos de guaguas con
el fin de tratar ell asunto referente
a la possible huelga de chauffeurs y
conductores, mafana.
A la hora en- que consignamos es-
tas lineas nos informa nuestro re-
porter, Real Jr., que ell sentimiento
unanime de los asamblefstas es no
conceder aumento de ninguna espe-
Gle, solicitar protection policiaca
para los chauffeurs Y conductores
que sigan trabajando ese dia, pues
partidarios de la huelga dicen que lie
van a caer a pedradas a todos los
que no les initen.
Sc han hecho, tambien, manifesto
clones en- ell sentido de que sc paga-
ria un 25 por ciento chauffeurs ex-
pertos, que fuesen verdaderos meca-
nicos. pero, no sinples conductore.
de vehiculos como ocurre.
A la hora en- que terminamos estas
notas, la Asamblea sigue su curse.
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LOS DUENoS DE GUAGUAS So
LICITAN PROTECTION PARA
SUS CHAUFFEURS, AL DECLA-
RARSE LA HUELGA Ell SABADO
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Thursday. The salternates chosen wers Richard L. Browron and John Angwin. It was decided to send only one dele gate on account of the distance.
 A feature of the meeting Thursday was the highly interesting report of John W. Minor, district trustee, who reported the work done at the district trustees meeting in Jacksonville last week. He recited from memory an ab- stract of the entire session, including the social activities for the visiting dis trict officials.
 Observe. Communion--Holy commun- ion was administered at St. Johns Episcopal church Maundy Thursday by Rev. Edmonds Bennett, D. D. Serv- ices were also held at St. Anthony's s church with Rev. NJ. E.. Kittrick off ciating. Good Friday services will be
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~ N
 lm1d at these two churches as well as aaA the First Methodist church, the EnA'ey Highland church and the ShsA side Methodist.
 5 Enstar Seryices--Easter services will be conducted at the Ensley Methodist church I3aster morning, it was an- nounce ed Thursday The choir has been engageG In rehearsals during the week and the musical part of the service will be unusually interesting, it is stated. Announcem mt was made Thursday that Rev. w. H. Mansfield will have as his subject Supdhsy morning: "The Ever living ChriA t,y' aud at night the subject will be: "The. MASsage of the Season" :" - To Conduct Sehg1ces-Rev. B. W. Elliott will coniducS Serhe revival services at the Ensley C3aristinn church begin ming Monday. Ee win be assisted by
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fell across a fence while attempting to jump from the roof of one house in another at his home in Ensley. Young Wilketsoh, according to reports, was struck terrible blow in the abdomen by the fall. x-ray pictures, taken inn mediately following the accident, failed to reveal internal injuries, and it was thought the lad was not seriously hurt. The child is stated to have become rap idly worse Thursday morning and died . few hours later.
 Funeral services were held from the residence Thursday afternoon with Rev. William H. Mansfield officiating. He is survived by his parents.
 Turnfpseed Elccted- Nj Tufnipseed, president of the Kiwsnis club. WIS elected delegate to the Dem yer convention at the Kiwanis meeting
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Wednesday from Tuscaloosa to be the guest of Miss Louise Hagsard. K
 Miss Edna Wicker and Mrs. M. Wick. ory will entertain Saturday afternoon with a shower in honor of Miss Eva Pitts, who will be married to Procter Tubbs, Tuesday evening at the Fairfield Methodist churchs :.
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FALL FROM ROOF
 FATAL TO CHILD
Jack Wilkerson Dies From
 Effects Of Plunge k Across Fence
.fEnslsx Rure.,nl

Jack Wilkerson,. 8 years old. died .nursuay morning. the result of in. 1ulles sustsined last Friday when he
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Fairfield Society

Personals-Dr. H. E. Conwell is in Montgomery attending the meeting of the Alabama Medical society.
 Dr. and Mrs. Groesbeck Walsh have as their guest for a few days Mrs. J. Moloney and Master Billy Moloney.
 Mayor and Mrs. M. W. Pratt are able to be out again after few days ill., ness.
 Miss Catherine Moloney arrived Guy E. Curtis, who will be in charge of the singing. The services will be started Sunday with the Rev. D. H. Griffin officiating. The church has taken considerable care to organize for the meetings.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
investments

TRoIJsEY-waiting station room, best io- cation in this section. speak quick. D. o. Coleman. Southington. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

FIRST AND sECoND-lnortgage money in any amounts w. L. Hatch Co., City Hall Bldg.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

Herald classified ads supply a want, the display ads create want.-adSt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS Nj. S1EINHADS and Mir. Nj. stein- haus. private instructors in ballroom, collegiate. oriental dancing. Phone 3O42-4. g1s Main street
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

PAUL ZE11LER-R ROofer. slate, gravel, asphalt. tin and shingle roofs. New or repairing. Phone 1859.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

The Herald often produces results through the classified ads.-advt.