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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-27
Death Notices

ALTMEYER, HAzEI-Age 80 years. passed
away Wednesday. July IS, 1923, st. Vim
cents Hospital Funeral Saturday aft
ernoon, July %, at 2 p. m. (day light
Ave. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
BIRK, CHRISTIAN-Of SCI W. Morris St,
passed away Thursday July %, at the
residence Of his, daughter. Mrs. Edward
Lauth, Cicero. III. Time Of funeral later
For further information call A. J. VOIGT
CO. funeral directors
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Prisoner BaIks Jail Break

CLAYTON, Mo-, July 27-"You
better come over here before these
guys get out" called a Negro pris-
oner to Deputy Sheriff Karl Nick,
in charge of the Jail here. Kick
went over" and found two window
bars sawed through.
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AUTO MAKERS POISONED
Chrome Plating on Accessories
Leads to MaIady.


BIZ Science Serrice
CLEVELAND, July 27-Chromium
poisoning is definitely increasing as
result of the widespread use Of
chrome plating on automobile
accessories, DR.. Jackson Blair CT
this city has reported TO the Ameri-
can Medical Association. Twelve
cases in two separate plants have
just been found.
This disease, known since 1868, is
characterized by the acute symp-
toms of bad cold and by ulcera-
ton of the nasal membranes and Of
the skin. In the electroplating of
automobile headlights, door handles,
radiator shells, ETC., a solution of
chronic acid is used. In the process,
fine spray of chronic acid is given
off. This enters the nose of the
workers, who also get the acid on
their hands in removing the articles
from the bath.
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MAKE SAWS FOR BYRD
City Company Gets Order for Ant
arctic Expedition.

E. G. Atkins and Company will
supply saws of various types for the
Antarctic expedition of Commander
Richard E. Byrd.
An order was received from New
York headquarters of the expedi-
ton by the local concern. 1t calls
for number of large ice saws, hack
saws, circular metal cutting saws,
files, rasps, brazing torches and
solder.
The articles have already been
dispatched to the expedition ship,
S. S. Sampson, which is scheduled
to sail from Hoboken. N. j., Aug. ].
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Storage and Transfer
Established 1895

Established 1895
Packing furniture. pianos, china for
Shipment: large trucks for city and
overland hauling. Special rates on small
lots and return loads OTTO SUEZ. Ri
6561. Ri 1923 and night Oh. 0699W
Oh. 1879.
VIM. c. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO.-Local
and overland. Be. 200. Nights Bee 1899.
BRITTON TRANSFE R--Moving. SO. so load:
large trucks; responsible men DR.. 1915.
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-404 Mass. Ave.
Local and overland hauling. Ri. 1857.
WILLIAMSON GARAGE g. TRUCKING
324 w. Georgia. Special rates. Ii 2842.
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Houses for Sale

5-RoOM BUNGALOW-Modern except
furnace. 2274 Pennsy wanna St.; Enclosed
rear porch: garage; cash or contract or
what have you to trade. Address owner.
A. Wade, r. r. H., Box 230 H, Indian
apOliS
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DALEY, SLACK CONFER

Discuss Campaign, MayOrality Is
Report. ~
Frank G. Daley, Democrat cam
didate for Governor, spent an hour
in conference with Mayor L. Ert
Slack this morning at city hall.
Talk was about the campaign and
also about the mayorality cases in
Supreme Court. it was said. Daley
represented the mayor in these
cases.
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WALNUT GROVE - Camping. fishing.
boats. cottages: rates to groups HAL v.
GRAY, Fairland. Tel. Boggstown Id II.
URNISHED-Bunga.; River PIX, 18th St..
screened porches; cleo; elHc. pumps. CHI
lH23
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Houses for Rent

Al CONDITION-5-room cottage; gas
electric lights; large yard .d niee location
MOBILES, S., 81O-7 rooms modern, garage.
only $3.50. wa. 2727 R-3.
Upton, 2OS3-5 rooms, newly papered,
electricity, city water, large porch, large
yard. reduced to $40. Ia. $3.50.
BARTH, 1854 A. rooms. .eslseSc, gas water
U decorated; = garage: $40 Dr. s54o-R.
E 10TH DOUBLEESemi-mode one
month free. Oh. 6401-W.
JEFFERSON, n, 509--3-rm. double; semi
mod, toilet: garage. Adults. $40.
LUETT, 644-Near w. Mich. car; rms.
furnace. garage; $40. He. 2492.
COLORED-Strictly mod. 6-rm. dble. Cap.
Information, DR.. 2780, day.
| DENNY AND ENGLISH - 3-bedrm., mod.
bung.; built-in fea.; gar; S45. IT. 2l74
KELLY, 1868 "A rms; garage; newly
| SHELBY. 1924 rooms; cellar; lights. gas
water. toilet inside. Or. 56I4-J.
5 NICE ROOMS-Semi-mod Water paid.
| SIC month. 1912 High ST.
REDWOOD AVE, 2949-3-bedrms.. double,
modern: rent $3.50. Deal direct with
newly decorated SOS. Hu. 47o5.
| REDWOOD, 24O1--7 rms, semi-modern;
desirable location $40. HUI. 47O5.
DORMAN, 625-Double; 6 rms, gas, cleo,
gar; inside toilet. water pd.; $40 Be.
WADE ST, 1856 rooms and bath; re-
| decorated. car space; only s28. Be. 2625-R.
LEE ST. 1447-5-rm. double, gas, cleo,
water, toilet. garage; $23. Ia. 3720-M.
N. DAVIDSON, I15-6 rms, cleo. light, in
side toilet. garage; s22 SO.
| CENTENNIAL, 409-5 rms, gas. cleo well
cistern. porches. big yard; SIG.
HOSBROOK, 932-sl2 month; 3-rm. house;
electric lights; gas. Oh. 0660.
NAOMI, 17O5-5-rm. semi-modern; newly
decorated; $40. Ri. SAP, day.
! GLADSTONE. N, 41-Attractive Groom
modern, double; garage; only S44. II. 057l.
| WEGHORST, 7O7-6-rm. modern double;
garage; water paid. DR.. 322l-J.
GLADSTONE, N, 927-5-rm. mod. double;
redecorated; gar; s35; vat. pd. Ia. lo4l.
! FULTON, 334-Bargain; rooms; modern;
garage; near Real silk. He 1858.
SPRING, 327-Bafgain; rooms gas; cleo;
water paid: near Real silk. He. 1858.
LUDLOW, 1734-5-rm. modern; new chan
deiiers and linolum in bathroom and kit;
shade and shrub; gar; $50. Oh. 514s-J.
ONE-7-rm house; mod. 1 6-rm. house,
mod: garages; near Golden Hill. 1nq.
GENT 2121--On. Riverside car. Z rooms
semi-mod. double: sl8. He. 1852.
| SPRUCE. 1905 rooms. modern. garage.
water pd.. newly painted: $50. Or. 4029-W
! PARKER AVE, N. 644-5-room mod dble
with garage. Call Oh. 1473-R Friday eve,
after 6.
HARRIS ST, N, 27-6 rms: bath; garage.
$50. Be. 074i.
| DESTROYED bugs and eggs with Sud
den Death. ALBERT q. MAS. 81 Va.
Ave. Ma. 1925.
Business Places for Rent
/, 2, AND 4-ROOM SUITES
| Ultra modern. location excellent. IN
| financial and business section.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
| Corner Delaware and Market st. Ii. 1888
or call at Room TO night phone Ri. 1871.
Furnished Office space available.
OFFICE ROOM TO RENT-Furn. or un-
| furn.: one of the best in Merchants Ma
| tional Bank Bldg. Phone this week.
Ri 1927.
| NEW ROOM-Suitable for any small bus
light. good loo. 1928 W. Tenth.
|
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Apartments for Rent
Houses end Flats Furnished

or sleeping room. Ri. 2102.
COOL, PRIV. APIS rms, kitchen: mod;
comp. att. 1885 N. Alabama. Ri. 1892.
BEVILLE N. 829-Furnished fiat; adults;
5 rooms and bath. Oh. 1881.
TACOMA, N, 1705-Couple to rent or
share mod. bun: gar: shade. Oh. 6341-M
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Rooms for Rent

Rooms for Kent
aaist home E. RI. 546s any TN nOusl
NOBLE. s.. 3O7-Sleeping and light house
keeping rooms; modern private.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave-. de-
sirable rooms; 50 to Sc week.
BROADWAY, 22O2-Nice, large front
room. close to bath. He. 2054.
GRAY, N, .82s-Nice cool rm., 1 or q
ALABAMA, N. l00l-Hows this for a nice
airy rm? Modern near bath. Ri. 1868.
LOVELY MODERN RM.-Privileges; lady
employed. He. 1888.
WASHINGTON, W, 1524-All modern; So
week.
NEW JERSEY. N, 33O2-Two. nicely fur
nished rooms private home. Wa. 238l-R.
COMMUNICATING home; girl: walking
distance. Ri. 1924. Aft. p. m.
CLEAN-Cool. Sleeping rooms at $3.50 per
week. % W. Pratt st.
TWO large furnished rooms for man and
wife; 81 week. 81 N. Belmont.
FREE RENT-o,f 2 rooms. in exchange help
with housework. % w. Pratt St
LIBERTY HOTEI-320s E., Michigan;
modern furnished rooms. 81. to Sl.50:
weekly $3.50 up: Groom modern apart
ments; garage service. Oh. 1898.
KENWOOD. 2931-Desirable nm; or 2
gentlemen prefd.; So. u bus & car line.
IA. 0l15-M.
MICHIGAN. e.. i425-Clean modern room;
large g. cool; private family. Gu. 0628-W.
ALA. NJ. 2225--Nicely. furn. nm. cool.
reasonable. After $40. Ia. 4932-R.
CENTRAL, i623-Large airy rms. meals
opt; gentlemen pref. He. $40
PENN, I4l5 N.-Large. front room; also
room and bath garage. Ri 0764.
18TH, E., 61O-1 sleeping room; or q;
reasonable; modern.
PENN. N. 2OO6-Nicely furn. Arm. apt;
private bath; hot water; very desirable.
SLEEPING ROOM-Private home gar. OPP
tional; walking distance. Ii. 2422.
ASHLAND. 1912 large, airy rooms:
porch; private emit; reasonable. Ri. 5013.
FACING FAN creek; large airy room. with
telephone; 2 refined gentlemen: $3.50 each;
references. ia. 6478.
TALBOT. N. 2538--Light. airy. front rn.;
gentlemen preferred; garage. Ia. 2609.
ILLINOIS, N, 7lO-Apt. 6: cool, outside rms.
So, 2,40 to IS; nice frt. rm., SIS.
HILDREN-Mothers love; special train
ing; ample playground; modern; subur-
ban home. Oh. 5474.
CHILDREN 70 BOARD-Country home;
best OF references; reasonable for particu-
lars. Address Bx. @ 300 Times.
SINGLE I'm. for lady; mod. home; Just of
Fall Creek Board opt. wa. 5l95
EAST-Attractive cool rm., rIod. home
carline ! or gentlemen, priv. Oh. 1918.
JACKSON 2819-Two, cool modern rms;
board optional. Be. 0694-J.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1871 or rms: mod
ern. private home. He. 202c.
BROOKSIDE. Is13-Nice cool rm.: pri..
mod; privileges; home cook. Oh. 1918.
CHILDREN-Between and 5; board for
summer, nice country home. Oh. 1881.
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Help Wanted Female

SEVERAL LADIES-House-t o-house prop
position, commission. Apply LIS JEAN
WRIGHT, Hotel Edwards.
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Building and Contracting
MisceLlaneous for SaLa

GENERAL building and contracting, re-
COMPANY. 1856 N. Delaware. III. $3.50.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms


ASHLAND. 21ss-l or rms; housekeeping
or Sleep; furn. or unfinished. He. 1872
18TH, w.. 13l.o-Large airy 2-rm. apt,
WALNUT, e, 112-Clean, light, lower A.,
front, private entrance: close in lovely
shaded porch. Ri. 1929.
VERMONT, 450-Nice cool 2-rm. apt. all
modern; furnished.
SENATE, s., 946-3 nicely furn. rms. S6.
Adults. DR.. 2792-M. Def. 10 q. m.
WASHINGTON. 26O6. W. modern front
rooms
MARKET. 1928 W. rms, modern, pri-
vate entrance.
COLLEGE AVE, 1882 large, cool connec.
hskpg. rms, garage; reasonable.
CAPITOL, N, $3.50 furnished rms, all
mod, private bath.
KzETNWSosooP; 2265 = 3, nice. cool rooms.
PENN, N. 929-,;2-Tm. apt; large, cool
porchi use OF telephone. Ri. S80S.
ALABAMA, N, 1922. large, front, airy,
downstairs rms. pri. emit; parking.
DELAWARE. Ala N.--Clean,l modern, fur
nished rooms; plenty hot water.
WASH, E.. 3S0l--3 rms, private entrance;
everything furnished: reasonable
NIGH , W.; s2OSa2 rooms; light house
ILL, NJ, 81, Apt. IL furn. rms, plenty
hot water: also sleep. rm.
MT, CALM, 1902 rms. 2 pantrys, gas.
electric lights; cheap. Call in mornings.
PENNSYLVANIA, N, 11O5
Long living-room dinette and separate
kitchenette, newly decorated clean and
cool; very reasonable. Free car space.
LIGHT-Airy rms, private entrance.
PENN, N, 1852 front cozy, cool, clean,
rms. electric laundry. Ha. 3142-J.
DELAWARE. N, 1505-Nice. clean. house.
keeping rooms; modern.
ASHLAND, 1862 rms. completely fur
nished; modern. He. 1898.
BEDRM; = Living-rm.. kitchenette, also
mod. sleeping room. Oh. 1016.
COLLEGE. s2l-Two unfurnished rooms;
modern.
BELLEFONTAINE, l227-Three furnished
rms. bath; garage; adults.
MADISON 7O4-Completely furnished.
clean housekeeping rms; reasonable.
ST. CLAIR, E., 516-Cozy furnished rms,
Apartments for Rent
MAPLE TERRACE
$40 E. MAPLE ROAD
Five rooms: garage ..................S 89
THE CAMBRIDGE
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS
Beautiful furnished nonhousekeeping
apartments; l. 2 and 3-room suites.
MAPLE ARMS
18TH AND CENTRAL
Four rooms and bath; heat, light, gas
water furnished ...................-$7
WESTMINSTER
2725 N. MERIDIAN ST.
Three rooms .......................S $50
BLACKSTONE
4001 E. WASHINGTON ST.
Reduced rental makes this an excep-
tional offer; two rooms ............ .S42.50
KR1EGER
333 E. PROSPECT ST.
Two rooms ...................... $3.50
H. H. Woodsmau & Co., Inc.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays call
Lester Johnson, Or. 2840-
ILLINOIS. N. 2952-Res. fat; sun parlor.
nving-rm.. bedrm,. bath. dining-rm.,
kitchen, rear porch. hot water heat.
Frigidaire. kitch range open for inspec-
ton. Thursday. Friday. Saturday till
p. m. Deal with owner. Ia. 0826.
BELLEFONTAINE, 23l5-THREE ROOMS,
BATH, RECENTLY REFRIGERATED; GA
RAGE; WATER FURNISHED: $3.50. Ii.
1888. wa. 1855. AFTER 8 P. NJ
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D0N1T READ This

Unless you want a real bargain. Lot
6OXl38 and 5-room bungalow with room
for bath. breakfast nook, brick porch and
garage; shaded by fiye large oak and
hickory trees. Price 50 500. Easy pay
ments Call MR.. CANFIELD, Ii. 1920. or
gTQ5
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Boughu sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. E
F. BuRKLE. 416 Mass. Ri. $685..
RUGS-Thoroughly cleaned 9x12; s1.50
Spec. 10 da Call and del. KEENER
RUG CO., Oh. 1886.
SEWER DIGGING = Unstopping; cement
work and blocking. Ri 9204W. 6-6 p. m.
CLEANING-WE CALL FOR AND DE-
LIVER. LOYAL CLEANERS AND
OVERS. RI. 6256.
FOR VAULTS AND DRY WE'LL CLEAN
ING; $3.50 A LOAD. BE. 0252.
SPRAY PAINrING-Cut the cost; paint in
side and out Call Claiborne. Or. 6534.
PAINTING AND ROOFING-First-class
work guar; cash or liberal terms Est.
% years. He. 1888. T. r. Horton q Sons.
RUG. 9xI2, THOROUGHLY CLEANED, 81.
Superior Rug Cleaners He. 1852.
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Suburban for Sale

"a ACRE TRACT-20 mi. out on cement
highway; 4-room houses newly papered
and painted; small barn. fruit trees
Shade; low taxes; $1,000; terms, $500 cash,
balance like rent No commission small
black and tan terrier kennels. DR. j. r.
WILLARD, Falkland, Ind
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BABY CARRIAGE-Revers body: cost
$50. Scarcely used. Sacrifice. So en-
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WASHER-Eiectric; standard make; good
condition; cheap. 2019 Lambert
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Transportation

COAsT-TO-COAsT
YEILOWAY
Chicago 1900. "a 0OlDayton ........s3.0 90
st; Louis. .....: $500 Pittsburgh 80. $500
And points West And points East
II anil pm. daily 6 ANS pm. daily
Denison Hotel. RI. 2273, Ii. 1888.
Traction Bus Terminal MA $500.
English hotel. Ri. 1878
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Situations Wanted Male

DItNS%ttOIs" -
YOUNG. MARRIED MAN-25 YEARS OF
AGE, WANTS WORK. HAVE HAD SALES
EXPERIENCE. SALARIED POSITION
PREFERRED. BOX K 500, TIMES.
POSITION WANTED-Chauffer and help
with homework; reliable. He. 3248.
CAR ER-Experienced. 1855 Man
love. Oh. 0709.
EXPERIENCED MAN-Wants janitor or
porter work. Call aft. $50 p. m. He. 3248
Situations Wanted Female
PRACTICAL NURSING-ALL CASES
TAKEN. CHI. 232sR.
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Cottages ond Resorts

NEW ROOM-Suitable for any small bus
light good loo. 2523 w. Tenth.
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Lost and Found
Special Notices

HOOSIER STATE AUCTIONEERS
Legal and Commercial Sales
535 Merchants Band Bldg.
HOMEMADE CAKES-Angel layer, Devils
Food, Klondik and white potato. Ia. 2913
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DC FAN-Gen. Electric; 12-in; $50 fan;
will take $40; good cond Ri 2l91.
BOOKCASES sections; oak; like new;
cheap Ia. 1916.
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KITCHEN CABINET, OAK; splendid condo
ticn. reasonable. Wa. 464l.
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MARRIAGE IICENsEs

John M. Nichols. rs, and Margaret
A Psrry. 26. The Rev. Francis q
/ John N. Jeffries.- -. and ida X
Miller. SO. The Rev. PaschaI Kinsel.
Edwin p Goodwin. 81. and Lillian 8.
Miliard v. Crouch, 30. ana Kathleen
Percy i. Rhodes. IS, and Rubey
Mae Chindler, 80. The Rev. John q.
Briggs.
James ii. Lemon. rs. and Martha
Lane. McGehee, 20. The Rev. y. b.
d. Arthur Pershan. IS. and Lena q.
Mahoney. SO The REV. J. G. Murphy.
L. Reamy rs. The Rev. 7. C. Ball.
George Hale Butcher. 2e. and Mary
Bragdon Scofield. The Rev. George HI.
Ernest b. Kearns, "a. ana Eugenia
Hill Wilson. 20 The Rev. William NJ
sherry B. snyder. ST. and Maud M.
Schaeffer. So The Rev. William M.
David King, 20. and Betty Il. swami
Is The Rev. James II. Marshall.
Howard. e. The Rev w. Westray.
william Harris, %. ana Margaret
Small. 20. The Rev. w. A. L. Merton.
William Murdoch. IS. and Agnes B.
Meaed. "a The Rev. w; Westray
Edward q. sullivan. q. and sarah
Charles Harrison. 81, and Edna HoI-
brook, 1S. The Rev. O. b. jackson.
william Bush rs, and Bertha CraW-
ley, IT. The Rev. William Hawkins.
Guy. Rudolph Duley, 81, and Myrta
Mason, "a. The Rev. John Paul Tyler.
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Yale Deans Stolen
levels Left at Door

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. H.
When Prof. Percy Walden, dean OF
Yale freshmen, opened a large pack
age over which he stumbled in his
doorway, he found 1t contained q
considerable portion of the iewelry
stolen by burglars who looted his
home on September 1.
Mrs. Walden. Joined her husband
in saying that good many stolen
articles were still missing, but that
they were pleased to have even 4
part returned.
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AirpIane Kills Cow
And Farmer Will Sue

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. II, - An
Kered because an aviator caused
enc death OF a high.bred Guernsey
cow, Frank Miller. a farmer, is
seeking legal means to bring the
aviator to justice.
Mliler's COW injured itself In leap.
Ing a barbed wire fence after being
scared by a. plane preparing for q
landing.
Miller threatens to use shotgun
to keep planes out of his pasture II
legal methods cannot be put in
force.
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IoHN benson CORNEIA

Funeral services for John Ben
son Cornell, 81 years old, Union
Army veteran and a 'machinist at
the washington Navy Yard for
over 40 years, will be held at the
Suyilla J. Stuart, Cottage City
Md. tomorrow. Mr.. Cornell died
of apoplexy at his daughters home
Yesterday. For the past SIS years
he has been a resident here. retir,
ing from the Navy Yard at the
age Of 20.
He wahA member Of the I'm.
proved Order of Red Men. Mr..
Cornell is survived by a daughter
and son, George e. Cornell, presi'
dent of the Premier Wall Paper
Co. of this city, and 10 grandchil.
dren and nine grandchildren.
Interment will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
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Jersey Peach Farmer
Ships Coolidge Crate

HAMMONToN, n: y, sept r
frank s. Maltese, owner of Oak
Grove fruit farm here. who in re-
cent years has taken upon himself
tba office Of unofficial purveyor of
Jersey peaches to the President OF
the United States, has shipped to
president Coolidge at Brule. Wis.,,
a pony crate Of the finest fruit OBJ
tainable. -
The box was sent by air mail and
should reach the President tomor-
row.
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DEATHS

&
Carrie N. Gartrell. Sc years sO2s
Mary Agnes Fo.lansbes, u years. SIS
August Henry Lausen. S. years. 1905
James b. Ford. 50 years. Providenee
8; Beach. 50 years. ceorretoWn
Lewis Del veechlo IS years. i417
Meridian Place N. w.
Richard H. cOTen. - year." soi1
Georgia Ave. N. W.
Burn. ?: Morgan. ~ year. s7ls
s, Rs6; steo Esrs 4, ] FisED'en . years
Lilly Pulley, A years, sil seventh
! Jane 4 Ellzabeth Barnes. 4s years, sis
Katherine Hartupg. 50 years. sib.ey
Bessie r. Poore. 50 years. Tubereuio-
Earl francis Callahan. % years.
found in auto in rear of 1905 Thirty
Hattie b. Allen Padgett - years.
1905 Taylor Rid. 8. p
James WIDEN Jenkins. ~ years. en-
route Emergency Hospitas from Mary
Arthur Roland. ii years Casualty
Virginia w Evans. Is years. George
town Hospital
Bruna Munsri, years. chiidrsn's
as Craze Brown. months. children's
Jane ray.or. "a years. Erssdmsn's
TSotns. Carter. 81 years, GallinEer
Henry Z. brooks. 50 years. iss Rry-
ant st. N. W.
James Spencer. IS years. GaIliDKer
Mary Jane johnson. IS wears. al
Virginia Ave. 8 r..
Elizabeth Watkins, So years. Calm
ger Hospital.
James Edmonds. - years. Tnber-
culosis Hospital
Joseph Herbert. % years. Home for
Adeiine Mays ~ years, Columbia
Cora Cora Truss. - years. Vrsedmen,s
ca.adonia johnson. - yesra. 7s4
Navy Pl. 3. r..
Harvey Chase, 70 years +aliinger
Regina ". Tyler. ~ years. sss2
Gay st. N. h.
June Jaunita spriggs, II wears. $40
Twenty third ST.. N W.
Floyd Simmons, years Chiidren's
Brother Miller, months. childrsn's
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1928-09-12
JOHN HERVEY YOUNG

John HerVey Young, 67 years old
former banker and resident OF this
city, died suddenly yesterday at
jamestown, r. I.
Mr.. Young had been resident
of Washington for more than 10
years. coming here at the time of
his retirement as a banker in Piqua.
Ohio. He was a member of the
Metropolitan Club and the Chevy
Chase Club of this city.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Young and a daughter, Mrs.
Dwight Dickinson, wife of Com.
mander Dickinson. United States
Navy, of 1905 r st. N. W.
BIRTHS
George ]. and Ellen M. Brilmysr, girl
Floyd A. and Grace Boss, girl
Ralph M and Madeline Robertson,
William c.. and Genetts Hawthorne.
girl.
Francis and Helen Barry, girl.
John X. and Marjorie Lloyd girl
John f. and Nancy Simmons, gill,
Cecil II. and Grace J. Gordon. girl,
Ernest ". ana Grace Jones, Girl. "
william q. and Blanche l.. Hufchiu-
SOW %,! TIr, v and m.rr,r., q c.-..
DOy.s
William l.. and Susan e. Moore. how.
Bernard and Helen West, bow.
Francis w. and Beatrice ReiChelder-
fer boy.
Ralph A and Myra Holiday how
Elvin W. and Adalyne Robertson.
boy.
John H. and Violet Libby bow.
Joseph and Miriam BIumenthaI how,
Noel r. and Vassa White. bow
Robert b. and Garter ,Hoeber. how
Walter T.. and Anna A. Seymour, how.
Benjamin and Anne Furman. bow.
William j. and Elece Trittinoe Inv.
Butcher e. and lillian Prescotf boy.
Edmund II. and Jessie M. Thompsoa.
boy
Bernard b. and Sarah Barr. how
william +. and Elsie Speer. how
Frank 4. and Blanche p. Middleton,
boy.
Bennett F. and Matilda re-. Motley,
boy.
Howard g. and Marguerite Phelps,
boy.
William l.. aud Gladys A, Koran.
gir!
Berkley and Agnes Powell, bow.
James and Johnsie Mitchell boy.
William and Lillian Lash bov
Waiter and Mary Jones, HOY.
Henry s&3 Dorothy Ware, bow,
The Washington times., 1928-09-12
OLIVER r. FI4ACK

Funeral services for Oliver P.
Flack, A, local photographers who
died yesterday morning of heart
disease, will be held at his resi-
dence in the 1900 block Of B st.
8. E., at 2 o'clock Friday after
noon. Interment will be in the
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Born in. Westmoreland county,
Pennsylvania, August 2, 1884, Mr.
FIack began his training rs q
photographer in ScottsdaIe, Pa,
as q young man. He came to
washington 16 years ago.
/ After years OF association with
several other Washington business
concerns, Mr.. Flack and Joseph
Tinschert established some 10 years
ago the studio known as Tinschert
and Flack.
Mr.. FLAG kis survived by his
widow. two daughters, Misses
TheInaa May and MARCEL Fl. Flack;
his mother, Mrs. Eldora F'lack, and
a. brother, Charles II. Fiack, all of
Washington.