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FOREIGN.
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
the Fealth DEPARTMENT in the last "a hours:
Isabella G. Yeomans. 81, 3740 Mckinley St
Perceval Gessett. 20. Emergency HOSPITAL
Michael Walsh. so, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
George OConnor. So. Galinger Hospital
Jacob Block, So. George washington Hos
pital
Samuel E. Kenyon. 81 4n7 9Th st. Sc.
Howard Kuddach, A, tuberculosis Hos
pital
Enga Rasmussen. 80. st. Elizabeths Hos
pital
Mildred WAGNER, ~. Casualty Hospital.
Clarence Nichols. TO- Eastern Branch, Poto
mac River. near Pa Ave. Bridge.
Infant of John and Marie Owen, days,
Columbia Hospital
Minnie Scranager, IA, 1927 18th st.
Infant of Emery and Ruth Lewis, hours,
IH0n 9Th eft
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Dratha.

BAKER, FRANK COLE Suddenly on Fri
DAY, April IL, 1929. at Fort Benning, Ga,
Col FRANK COLE BAKER, son Of the
late DR.. and Mrs. Frank Baker. Funeral
services at Arlington Thursday, April Ii,
pm.
BECKER, KAROLINA. Tuesday, April 49,
1929. KAROLINA. beloved wife OF Louis p.
Becker and mother q Mrs; Louise Quinn. Quinn
home, 1901 14th st. NV, Thursday, April
10, at 2 pm.
CHEDAL,. ROSE: On Tuesday. April ls,
1929, at the Methodist Home, Mrs. ROSE
CHEDAL, widow of the late william
Chedal. Funeral from the Methodist
Home, 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Thursday,
April 1s. 10 am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery.
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FOUND.

FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Reserve
League. $40 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 8033.
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OurnH nf Tlranka.

HARRIS, JOHN A. We wish to thank our
many friends for their kindest and sym.
m Many S,s ana noIel ITioa1e HaRRs 0i
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MRS. BEATRICE
BUTLER HARRIS
MAKEE, MARY. We wish to thank our
many friends. relatives and neighbors for
their Kindness and floral tributes ct the
death Of my wife. ROBERT MAkEL.
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Draths.

FUDGE. MABEL a. Tuesday, April Is. 1929.
MABEL A.. beloved wife of George ".
fudge. aged 20 years. Funeral from w.
W Deals funeral nome. St6 II ST.. ne, on
Friday, April 49, at 2 pm. Relatives ana
friends invited. Interment GlenEood
Cemetery. IL
Wednesday, April IL. 1929. at 6:30 a m. at
her residence: 2I5 s:h 81. s.w.. FLORENCE
JOSEPHINE WIMSATT, widow OF William
A. Wimsatt. Notice of funeral hereafter.
EDITH HENRIETTA. On Mon
day. April is. 1929. at Vineland, N. j.:
EDITH HENRIETTA. beloved wife OF
Thomas Wishmyer and daughter Of Fob
ert c. and Louise Watson. Services viii be
held at Zurhorst funeral parlors, 301 2:
Capt. ST., On Thursday, April IL, at 2:5O
pm.
WRIGHT, THOMAS LODGE. On Monday.
April Is. 1929, at 8:2S am. at Emergency
Hospital: THOMAS. LODGE. loving son OF
Mr.. Lodge Wright and the late Annie
Wright Of Cross Roads. Md Remains
resting at 623 Farragut st. NV. until
Wednesday at IL am: Funeral services
at Nanjemoy Baptist Church. Cross Roads,
Charles County, Md, Wednesday, April n,
at nm
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All In Three Days!.

MAKE washday a holiday from now on.
1V1 Have our driver call for your clothes
on Monday and they'll be back spic and span
on Wednesday. Called for Tuesday they'll
be back Thursday. And SO on. No uncer-
tainty. No delay. The famous Manhattan
Net Bag way Of washing saves you money
by saving your clothes. No rubbing No
scrubbing. Pure Palm Oil suds and many,
many changes of filtered water swish the
dirt away X. Choose service to fit your
needs and your budget from the list at the
left. Phone for our driver today.
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MrCAULEY. DANIEL l.. On Tuesday. April
l6, 1929 at his residence. w. Falls Church.
Va, DANIEL L. McCAULEY, husband OF
the late Rachel McCsuley, aged 73 years.
Notice of funeral later.
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sent the association in the Federation
of Citizens Associations are George E.
Eckendorf and Clinton Scott.
The association passed resolution
advocating the establishment Of reser-
voir east of the Anacostia River. IN
der present conditions the Hillcrest
vicinity receives its water supply
through 2Q-inch pipe laid across the
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge. The reso-
luton pointed out that breakage or
temporary obstruction in this feed line
would totally deprive the community OF
q sanitary water supply. The resolu-
ton viii be addressed to the Water and
Sewer Commission and the District Sem
ate and House Committee.
In a special election DR.. George A.
Havenner, president of the Federation
of Citizens Associations, was elected a
life-time member of the Hillcrest asso-
citation.
In reviewing the civic progress of the
Hillcrest association it was pointed out
at the meeting that the membership
roll of the association now embraces Sc
per cent of the adult population of the
community.
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H|LLCREST CITIZENS
Reflect PRESIDENT
Rudolph Malth Again Heads
Group-Havenner Is Made
Life Member.

Rudolph Malth was reelected presi-
dent Of the Hillcrest Citizens Associa-
ton last night at its meeting at the
East washington Heights Baptist
Church, 3306 Alabama avenue south
east
other officers elected for the current
year follow: Harry T. jenkins Gre
elected, first vice president; Edward
Schaub, second vice president; Russell
Hickernell, secretary, and Charles Stark
(re-elected), treasurer.
The two delegates reelected TO repre-
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The explosion of live German shell,
relic of the World War, which she
had found, caused the death recently
of an 8-year-old girl at Verdun, France.
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The Gowns at $5.95
of soft, Iustrous crepe de
chine, laden with lace or tai
lored with georgette trim, fine
applique embroidery or multi
colored piping. Many have
pointed bottoms. Eggshell and
flesh; sizes Is to II.
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The lovelest and most appreciate gifts you can give
are those you long keep yourself! Such is the way
with the wealth of lovely undertakings we are showing
this season. Dainty bits of intimate feminnity -tempta-
tons to women who love to wear them and JOY to WON
en- who receive them.
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Milanese
PantaS and
Boomers
,$1.05
ToytOwn-FOurth Floor

Soft, smooth fitting Milanese gar
practical undertakings! In pink, peach,
Nile and sunkiSs, trimmed with con-
trasting bands and applique.
Tailored Vests to match, $I65
Underwear shop--Third Floor
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The Pajamas at S5.95

are like those Frenchwomen
wear; of crepe de chine, in
eggshell, flesh and Nile, with
light or dark ecru lace &C
centing their srnartness. Tuck
in or overblouse models, with
wide trousers; is to II.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
t1TAJTE KNIzKU j,
"vEcERNE tIfANIEs


Letp 50 na paninillo, nadis1y
dlhe yeeere. & fakej ilobe sa naj-
lepsie trafi vcser pri knfzke, kto-
ra poaca pri dftani ktoreJ tlovek
za'budne ma svojcatraannoty a cfti,
ze je bytost Oh mad invmi vvsoko
stojacou.
Takouto lSnizkou JIG .Veeerne
Citanie''. Je to sbornik clankovso
obsahu ktoryych, kazdy citatel' bu-
de rozmysl at a arozmysl'ania
mat vel Ky osoh. sKnpteasi tllto
knizku. Je V ncj 100 elankov
a stoji len $1O0 neviazana, x1.25
tvrdo V platne viazana Tym sa
zayd'ac1te AT redaktorovi tychto
novin ktery knizkli 1vydal. Do
stat ju mczno v rcdakcii alebo ii
nasledovnych jeho priatel ov:
Maria Baca, 60 Steel st.
Jozef Martinko, krajcir, pa T..
Federal st. ina poschodi).
Martin j. Lesnak, poist'ovatel.
236 Hascltine Ave.
Jozef L. Maruskin, kolektor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

so zajacim modsgom blazon. Ia
stavit' vlak vetrom! iBa 60 este?'
Skoro vssetci lstarsf l'udia sd f1o-
proti novyrn ideam. Zabi1dajd, ze
pokrok naroda ,zaeinassa toleran-
ciou. 4
Este al Westinghouseov otec O.
doprel synovi peniaze ma takii
detsku hrackn, ako vzdusna brz-
da. A predsa, ked NAL Westing-
house 35 rokov, Dol jednym mai
bohatsich muzov v Spojenych Sta
toch chyrnym. Podarilo sa mu
premoct' nredpojatost', ktora ha-
tia prijatie jeho noveho vynale-
zu.
Predpojatost panovala "a mno-
no rokov proti cigaretlam v my
8sli dobrych a testnych l'udi., Pre-
hliadli fakt, ze ked Lucky Strike
yyrabatelia zaviedli svoj teraz NJ
chyrny sposob toastovania do
hanu, vysledlom Dol celkom no
w a hplne rozdielny vyrobok,
Podrobenim LUCKY Strike doha-
nu horiieosti Cd 26O do 300 stnps
novel, tajuplnych toastovacich
strojoch "a As minit, skodlive
s1eiastSy zname co drazdidla sii
odstranene a vona je zosilnena.
TO je, preco lekari, daktori z
mich hrdlovi Specialist. ktori "a
vrhli cigaretles robene dl'a stare
.davneho maIo vedeckeho spoSo-
bu su teraz najodusevnenejsi "a
Lucky Strike, nielen re ich sa-
mi fajcia, ale ich odpordcaj1 al
svojim pacientom.
y -
Takto je robeny pokrok, kro-
ka ma krok, premahanfm predpo-
jatosti tych, ktori sa drzia POWER,
ba este al bojujd "a ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

to planovane, nakol 'ko podra TO-
;ho by Slovaci ma syojej prestyzi
utrpeli vel'mi 1nnoho. PodTa chy-
stance novelizacie cenzusu by Slo-
vaci naprosto iprestah jestvovat'
lniesto Mich by SINE boil oznaco-l
vani "a zname cyrdo, "a Gechoslo-
,vakov. Ma pre- mas chystane ma
riadenie este i d'alsie dosledky,
|lttore tym Wac mas musia mutt !,
ably SINE vsetko NONE ucinili, ze
by Slovaci takymto sposobom %
tsvoj p6yod pripraNovani neboli.
V zalezitosti nasho TMesiaca
knihy'' podotykam, ze aoprave on
'nepriniesol dajakych zazracnych
-iispeehov, predsa NAL on svoj w
znam. Lavina sa MIN pohla a mo-
zeme 1fat', ze v buddcnosti, ak
sa k dacomu podobnemu este od-
hodlame, docielime al ma tomto
poll vacsich iispechov. Po mojom
referate racte preto podat' svoje
.mienky, ze ci slhlasite, ably sa ma
zaklade nadobudnutych zkiseno-
stf poriadal podobny "Mesiac slo-
venskej knihy' al V tomto roku
alebo ME.
Stanovy nasho telesa 'sn az W.
tlacene. Zpravu carterovani a
anglickom preklade stanov poda-
jti kolegovia, ktori mali patricne
veci V referate.
Nase stanovisko voci krajovej
slovenskej otazke ami podnes ne
name nacisto vyriesene. Usnesme
sa na konkretnom a /jednotnom
postupe. Slovensko sa prave pre-
porod 'uje a mono, ze nase jed
notne vystnpenie by malo ma je-
no vyvm priaznivy vliv.
Dalej apelujem ma, ctene elem
stvo, ably sa rozhodlo OIL 'adne
eXekvovania naSho minulorocneho
usnesenia, ma zaklade ktoreho je
clenom nepristojne stykat' ga We
rejne 1radnfkmi cesko-sloven-
skej vlady. Znamo :je, re viaceri
clenovia toto vlastne nase usnese-
ME porusili a preto Vas ziadam
usnesenie, dpa ktortho ma byt'
proti patricnym clenom zakroce-
ne.
Cd prevzatia predsednictva,
vzdy mi lezalo ma srdci, aby orga-
nizacia nasa, ktora dnes uz pozi-
va znacnej vazmosti a ncty, ne
stala sa iba papierovou ustanoviz-
ilou, ale telesom budiacim respekt
a popularitu vsetkych vrstiev ma
sho naroda. 0 to sa ma usilovat'
kazdy jednotlivy Glen.
Prajlc shromazdeniu mnoho
zdaru bozsk eho pozehnania, kon-
elm svoju zpravu a ziadam panov
kolegov, ably k nej predmetu ma
precinct svoje poznamky porobili.
Gustav Kosik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
zPRAvA PREDsEDU s. $. n, g. KOS1KA,
sord podal ia rocnej novnarov 1870

!. "a 49,, - -,--- =. : -
! aVizeni eKolegovias- II
Nltam1 VAS srdecne ma toheroc-
snejsschodzi sSchod -Sdruzenia Slo
,yenskych Novinarovta yysloyujem
Nam 90 predseda nasej odborovej
aorganizacie srdeene pod'akovanie
zas beast, pot 'aane dochvil most
akou, ste sa snazili ma pozvanie
,predsednictva sem dostavit Ma
sol .sme- tn, .je Yam vsetkym zna-
mo, nakoFko v stanovach SINE 81
to boli yopred lrcili, ze ked' al
nie eastejsie, aspon raz roku a.
by SINE sa SSH pouebatovali 81
o naSich timysl 'och, 10 sebe slo
,yenskom novinarstve Amerike.
Zprava, ktoru ako predseda
'Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novina-
row Vam dneska podavam, nebu-
de prekypovat' lesklymi vydo-
bytkami nasho telesa, ackol'vek
verim, ze by ste radsie nasluchali
zprave pestrejsej zrovna tax, ako
BY som al ia radsie priaznivej-
Sci einnosti nasej "a uplynuly rok
referoval. %s =. . 4
Akonahle som boil prevail iirad
predsedu tSdruzenia, okamzite som
pocal uvazovat 0 vybudovani pri-
meranej slovenskej kolonii, ktora
by zabezpecila nasmu narodu lep-
siu zivotnd postal. Vysiel som z
toho predpokladu, ze fabricke
prace, menovite ale praca v IT,
hol'nych doloch ubija najzdravsi
mas l'udsky material tax telesne,
ako i dusevne, nasledkom coho
som prikroeil spolu i S niektory-
mi nasimi bratmi * vyhl hladaniu
vhodnej plochy vo Floride, kde
by sa dala vy'budovat' hospodar-
sky silna' prosperujdca farmer
ska kolonia. Ia tym 1celom som
sa vybral predosleho roku do Flo
ridy ia sam, poslednych casoch
tam ale tym istym imysl 'om
chodil kolega Rev. Orbach kol.
Pankuch, ktorych prosim, aby po
skonceni mojej zpravy podali o
svojich poznatkoch prislusne po-
znamky.
Co sa tyka mojho vlastneho
presvedcenia, som toho nazoru, re
holonia, ako sa o nej bolo pojed-
navajo nz al ma nasej poslednej
sch6dzi v Harrisburgu, je nasmu
l'udu vel'mi potrebna. Me. snad
preto, ze by Amerike usadeny
slovensky l'ud TAX nevyslovne til
I'll po rol'nickom stave, ktorom
jeho vacsia cast bola zrodena, ME
preto, nakol'ko slovenski VISTA
hpvalci, hoci sa regrutovali z 90
procentov rol'nfckeho stavu,
dnes, po svojom 15-25-rocnom
pobyte v Amerike prestah uz byt'
rol'nikmi a stall sa triedou robot
nickou; ale preto, ze prave ako
robotnici byvajd pre- syom skrom-
MI povahu bezohladnym kapita-
lizmom najvyssej miere yyko-
rist'ovani. Dalej sa primllvam "a
utyorenie sa ciel'uvedomej rol'ni-
ckej kofonie preto, ponevac v
tom spatrujem pociatok tel DOLBY,
v ktorej zaenene my Sloyaci v A
merlke hospodarsky daco zna-
menat', $ Gin sa az po dnes yeru
pochvalit' nemozeme. Sine tn vse-
obecne uznavani "a narod robot
nicky, "a narod chudobny a po-
dpa toho je s Mani nakladane.
AZ ma male vynimky, nemame v
nasich radoch temer ziadnych sa-
mostatnych podnikateliov, chy-
buj1 nam a to prvom rade ma
poll stredneho a vaesieho zeme-
delsksho podnikatel lstva. s tym
potom samozrejme trpi cely mas
verejnt zivot q ma slepsenie tohto
polozenia nemozeme ami do tych
Siaa rkta+S l-TTnnn, co ~ +ox
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
WESTINGHOUSE NEM0zE
ZASTAvIf WAX VETROM!"

Ked George Westinghouse wy
nasiel vzdusne brzdy, ktort uci-
nily zeleznicn1 premavku bezpec-
nou zabraiiui1c mnohym neho-
dam, zelezniciari mysleli, ze je on
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

kol 'yck nmele zasahovanie do tel
to rvchlej assimilacie Slovaees v
Amerike. Utvorenie prosperuju-
cej rol 'nfckej okolice je predbez-
ne najradikalnejsim prostriedkom'
zachovania Q niekol'ko desat'roei
1lasho narodneho zivota vSpoje-
nych Statoch. e 8
aPodobne stojime i S nasim tu-
najsim obchodnyme podnik amin,
Okrem niektoryych jednotlivcoy,
nemame takreceno=4.o .ohchodnlch
podnikatel'ov vacsieho stylu v
nasich radoch, pot'azne radoch
nasei Slovace,. co je akiste este
vacsim nedostatkom, ako maly
pocet samostatnych, farmerov. "a
ieme obchodne dokonalej Ame-.
rike, miliony hetajd okolo mas a
castokrat sa ami nenadame, re i
ste percento tychto milionov je i
peniazom nasim, S ktorym by ma
Ii manipulovat' vyhradne nasi slo-
venski obchodni podnikatelia. Ba
sn dokonca mnohe obchodne od-
vetvia. ktore priamo az potrebu-
ji slovenskych obchodnfkov. Si
to razovite druhy obchodu, ktore
acpraye tykajii sa nasho zivota a
nzko s1yisia nami, predsa pre-
nasu malovernost' sii v rukach Ii
dovskych. Uvazme 81, re kol 'ko
r6znych clankov sa importuje do
spojenych Statov 20 slovenska "a
lebo Czech. Ia kol 'ko tisic sa zas
tam vyvezie odtial'to rozneho to-
varu. A tento vynosny importny
obchod ME je v nasich rukach, a.
lie drzia no v rukach zidia. Kym
sa teda mas krajan poti vo tabri-
ke, alebo sa vydava v Sane vecne-
no nebezpeeia po majnach, "a ten
cas- zidonstvo ma mas ma nasej
starej vlasti zaraba fake tisfce.
A mas clovek sa medzitym trasie
hrozou, ci no ten jeho boss, kto-
remu pracuje Cd svitu az do mra-
ku "a 20 dolarov ma tyyzden, jed
neho krasneho dina nevypovie.
Ciel 'om zvel 'adenia slovenskeho
obchodneho stavu odporueam, a
by "a 1casti Sdruzenia Sloven-
skych Noyinarov sa utvoril aky-
81 Svaz slovenskych obchodnikov,
ktory by NAL potion svoje odboc-
ky vo vsetkych mestach, kde sa
slovenski obchodnici nachadzaju.
Ciel' tohoto Svazu a jeho odbo-
ciek, 1fam, je kazdemu jasny a
som presvedeeny, ze podobna in
stitdcias by tiez znacnej miere
prispela k hmotnemu povzneseniu
slovenskeho naroda. -.
Pred rokom sme sa boil usnie-
sli, ze 81 zalozime vlastny perio-
dicky casopis. o veci sa uvazo-
valo hodne, ale. 'bez vysledku. Me
som proti podobnej veci, ale pred
pokladam, ze by taky casopis pre-
nedostatok predplatitel 'ov memo
hol jestvovat'. Okrem toho ma
klad ma taky magazin by Dol dost'
vel ky a ten by coskoro pohltil
vsetlky nase peniaze, myslim Pc
niaze nasho Sdruzenia. Nasled-
kom toho som bol zavrhol navrh
nasich pittsburghskych clenov, a
lie po nalezitOm uyazeni som "a
vrhol podobny navrh svoj.
Som toho 'presvedcenia, re utvo-
renim takeho casopisu by SINE 81
+ v ziadnom smere neprospeli, ami
narodu. Mali by SINE len o jeden
mic neznaciaci casopis viacej.
Napokon navrhujem, ably sa u
voril clenov nasho Sdruzenia
vybor, ktory by 81 wal "a 1kol
zakrocit' vo veci cenzusovej, ze
by sa ten nepreviedol tax, ako je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08

l35S ID. Forida sy,..,sSz a
Milan Saliva, NJ cJld ldzozen1skonl.
tddelenf Dollar banhy.
Martin Dolak, grqserny q lll l;is !.
,siarsky obchod, COL Steel st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-08
Otazka a odpoved'

Ktore zviera ma vlohy byt' apa
Eekarom?
Koza, lebo zerie zeliny krati
~. piIulky.
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Educsted woman, 81 to 35;
good personality, dependable character,
entirely unincumbered, free to leave city;
above average position for truly ambi-
tious person; good income and opportunity
for advancement for personal interview
write Box All Times, state age, educa-
ton, phone number.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
RELIGION IN COLLEGE
/ CONFERENCE SUBJECT
Faculty Representatives Meet to
Discuss Propagation.

+ Ways and means to foster re-
ligious life of students in colleges
will be discussed at a faculty con-
ference for college faculty men and
women of Indiana college at the
X. NJ. G. A. Saturday.
K Leaders in the conference will be
DR.. w. NJ. Horton, professor of sys-
tematic theology at Oberlin Grad
uate school of religion; DR. James M.
Yard, director of religious activities
at Northwestern university; David
r. Porter. national secretary Of the
student division of the Y. M. c. A;
DR.. c. D. w. Hildebrand, professor
of psychology of religion at De
PAW university; Professor H. F.
Legg, professor of religious educa-
ton at Evansville college, and DR..
Clyde S. Miner, professor of psych-
ology at Earlham college.
The conference, opening at 10
a. m. will close with a dinner at
6 D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
URGES TEACHING STOCKS
Stock Market Should Be School
Subject, Asserts Lecturer.

Instruction of inherent usefulness
of the stock market when employed
by proper parties should be taught
IN the nations school systems, DR.,
Sullivan S. Huebner, professor of
9rs'rance and commerce, University
of Pennsylvania. said in open forum
OF the Chamber of Commerce at a
luncheon today.
He spoke on Economics of the
Stock Market" explaining the re-
cent market crashes as the result
of marginal investments by the
multitude.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
SPECIAL MOTORS

One-sixth horse power and less, So.
COMPLETE STOCK OF RENEWED MO-
TORS, ALL TYPES AND SIZES.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE co.
1876 S. Meridian ST. Ii. 2401
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
HELD ON GUN CHARGE
Negro Claims Weapon Used in
Threat Was Water Pistol.

A piece of artillery that takes on
its ammunition from any water
fountain landed Otis Barber, So,
5Tegro, 948ls Paca street, in Jail to-
cay.
He claims he drew the gun when
( tackled by another Negro with a
i ,ol cue in a poolroom at North and
Vest streets. The aSSailant fed,
q I'd called police.
At headquarters Barber was
{ charged with drawig a deadly wea-
pon, but kept locked up, despite his
J otest it was a water pistol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
Death Notices

Gle. EVA-Beloved daughter of Mr.. and
airs. Dell Pine. passed away Thursday,
Fec. 5. at the Methodist hospital. Funeral
Saturday. Dec, 1880 D. m, at residence,
HISS Udeu st. Services Seventh Christian
Ihurch, corner Annette and Udeli SITS,
.. m. Interment Grown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited.
isARTLETT. FRANK-Beloyed husband OF
May A. Bartlett. passed away Dec. 6. at
Is residence 257 s. summit St. Friends
az view the remains at FEENEY g.
fEENEY FUNERAL PARLORS 923 N.
pennsylvania 81. Funeral notice later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
Business Places for Rent
Ofice Snace-DoWntoWn

Office Space-Downtown
3ox4o it.. double entrance in Baldwin
bldg. 81 Circle: rent $3.50 per month.
Janitor and elevator service: good light
front room facing Circle. Mr.. Boyd, Ii.
1S5 E. OHIO ST.
Splendid retail location: 16x6S; steam
heat, with basement; SIPS.
COLUMBIA SECURITIES co.
i52 N Delaware st. Ii. 1894.
PEARL, W, SIS
One-story brick building; ideal for ga
rage. repair shop or downtown taxi head
quarters. MR. ROSS. Eli. 1891.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
STATE PROBE DEFERRED
No Immediate Action on Alleged
Lake County OverpaymentS.

Lake County OverpaymentS.
The state will not investigate or
urge a probe of alleged overpay-
anents on road materials and con-
struction in Lake county or furnish
ing of the new Lake county court
house until the federal quiz on vice
and political corruption there is
completed, James NJ. Ogden, at
torney-general, said today.
The state board of accounts is
5 i'd to have discovered $58, 900 over
] ayments on furniture, and $l42,-
eco overcharges on road materials
and construction.