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VISITOR
DANCE HONORED

Frances Fly OF Gonzales was hon
cred by Helen Chambers with a lawn
supper and dance at the home Of
Miss Chambers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Searcy Chambers Saturday
night. Enjoying the supper and
dance, were Lois Jean, Martha
Dougherty. Geraldine Mann OF
Pharr. Dorothy Mae Yerger. Minnie
Lee Of Pharr. Dolly Todd. Rosa
mond Towns, the hoaoree. Miss Fly
and the hostess, Miss Chambers.
and John Webb. Tom Hooks. jim
Ed Jones. Ralph McReynolds. ogden
Gerald. Bobby Holloway. Richard
Austin. Gordon viclers, OryilIe
Vickers and Frank Wood.
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FRANK WOODS HOST
AT DANCF


Frank Woods was host to a group
OF Donna's younger set with a
dance at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood Tues
day night. The guests were served
iced watermelon early in the even
ing. After an evening spent in dane
ing. the host. assisted by his moth
er. served homemade banana nut
ice cream and fudge cake. The per-
sonnet for the dance included
Martha Dougherty. Rosamond
Towns, Dorothy Mae Yerger, Betty
Yerger, Dolly Todd, Jois Jean. Marie
Helen Chambers and John webb,
Ogden Gerald. Marcmus Hooks, Jim
Ed Jones. Willard White, Ralph
McReynolds Of Waco, Lorraine
George and the host
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CHRISTIAN CIRCLE
WITH " "

Circle three Of the Christian Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. Geo.
Jones. group leader. The follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. Z. w.
Langley, secretary; Mrs. g. A. Lig-
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FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB


Mrs. Florence M. Hayes enter
tanned the Friday Night Bridge club
at her home or East Tenth street
last week. Two tables of guests en-
joyed the affair. Miss Merwin, niece
OF the hostess, and Mrs. J. w. Legg
being the only out-of-club guests.
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MRS. HANSARD is
rTprTF

Mrs. Joseph HGnsard was hostess
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 TO the
Blanche Rose Walker circle Of the
Baptist Women's Missionary So
ciety. The Lottie Moon circle met
with Mrs. Elmer Smith at the same
hour and the Effie Baker circle was
entertained by Mrs. George Wilson
Thursday afternoon at the Bru-
baker Apartments.
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breakfast which they cooked near
the pool.
Guests for the occasion were Miss
es Gertrude Miller, Ozelle Meek,
Maybelle Nissen. Jewell Ramsey,
Clyde Murphey. Opal and Maude
Frisby, Evelyn Allen, and Jessie
Lee Lyle.
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Three tables Of guests enjoyed the
hospitality Of the hostesses. They
included Mesdames @. Derrick,
Otey hammers Of Dallas. Kirk Nal
lory. Conrad Roitsch. r. II. Beels,
p. D. Moore, Clayton stokely. !. 3.
sigle-, Joe McKinsey. N. Z. Buesiner'
IL. r. Russell. and Mrs. Braden-
Prizes were won by Mrs. +. l.
Moore and Mrs. L. G. Derrick.
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California Visitor Is
Wes1aco Society
Honored With Party
Wes1aco Society
Especial to The Herald.)

WESLACO, July Zone OF the prettiest parties Of the week was
given by Mrs. Harold Pugh, honorng Mrs. Joe Young Of San Francisco
tons. Mrs. Young was presented a remembrance gift. Those receiving
score favors were Mrs Harold Tobin, high. and Mrs. Z. K Ewing. low.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Joint Hostesses CiUe
McAllen Society
Pretty Bridge Party
McAllen Society
ESPECIAL TO The Herald.)

McALLEN. July IA delightful event OF the week was the bridge
party with which Mrs. Lloyd Little and Mrs Joe Lee Bow entertained
ct the home Of the latter on Friday afternoon.
Bouquets Of roses and crepe myrtle added to the charm OF lovely
home with its beautiful oldfashioned furnishings.
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on, membership chairman; Mrs. w.
r. Hoge, attendance chairman: Mrs.
w. G. Crick, finance; Miss Dorothy
Scammell, literature; Mrs. y. Rat
lift. World Call" and publicity; Mrs.
Geo. Jones. program and fellowship
chairman. Refreshments were served
to six members.
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MORNING BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. G. II. Br!tton entertained
the Tuesday Morning Bridge club
this week. High score prize was won
by Mrs. r. 3. Smith and the cut
prize presented TO Mrs. Les O'Neal.
Mrs. George Wilson will be the
hostess next Tuesday.
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n MORROW CLUB


Mrs. Leon Morrow was hostess 10
the Friendship Sewing club at the
home OF Mrs. w. T.. Farr Tuesday
afternoon July g. Members enjoy
ing the pleasure OF the afternoon
we're Mesdames w. l.. Farr. VIII
Grissom. Roy Kendrick. A. r. Lee. Y.
T. Phillips. Albert Stephens and
the hostess. The next meeting viii
be held at the home OF Mrs. r. T..
Phillips July IS at the home OF Mrs.
Roy Hendricks.
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BRIDGE CLUB
Is ENTERTAINED

Is ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Clement Lawton Of Mercedes
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained the mem
berS and guests Of the Wednesday
Contract club Wednesday afternoon.
Roses and Zienias made the floral
decorations. Mrs. Bryon Gaar Of
Louisville was presented a remem-
brance gift. Mrs. j. G. Friday re-
ceived high club score and Mrs. Gaar
high guest score.
At the conclusion Of the games a
frozen fruit salad and sweet course
was served. A basket Of gifts neatly
wrapped in pink tissue paper was
then presented to Mrs. Tom Bru-
ton.
Guests Of the club were Mesdames
Bryon Gaar Of Louisville, Harold
Tobin, &. H. Stevenson. Chester Ma
thews Of Trinity. Texas, Harrtng-
ton OF Mercedes. Henery Lauder
dale, Blake williams. and z. K. Ew-
ing. There were eight club men,
bers present.
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At the conclusion OF the games
a lovely salad course was served
TO the following: Mrs. Joe Young
OF San Francisco, Cal; Miss vir-
GINA Clark of Nashville, Tenn;
Miss Wright Chenault. Of Lebanon,
Tenn: Mrs. Z. Mitchell, Pasade-
ma, Cal: Mrs. Chester Mathews Of
Trinity, Tex: Mesdames w. @. Mac
Kay. Blake williams, Tom Bruton,
Miller Armstrong, Byron Hutto, w.
+. K~ingsbury. Harry Ratliff. Z. X.
Ewing, Harold Tobin, w. s. Ray,
and Frank Rooster.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark ~
Austin arrived IN Donna this week Is
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DELTA DECK BRIDGE
CLUB e

to six members.
DELTA DECK BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS
Mrs. 9. G. McRoberts delightfully."-
entertained the Delta Deck Bridge
club Thursday afternoon. Roses
and zinnias made the floral deco
rations. Mrs. Ben G. Wood received
high score and Mrs. II. n. Hatha-
way, low. A lovely ice and sweet
course was served to seven members
and n guest, Mrs. j. g. Rucker.
Mrs. J. II. Beasley viii be the next
hostess.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Carey returned
Tuesday after a two weeks vacation
IN New Mexico and points Of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hays and two
children returned Wednesday from
a five weeks yisit in Oklahoma, Mis-
souri, and West Texas.
MI. and Mrs. j. d. Clark and two
children OF Point Isabel visited at
me home Of Mr.. Clark's brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. p. Clark, Thursday.
Miss Lula Arnett. daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs. A. w. Arnett, returned
home Thursday from Galveston
where she graduated from John
Seely Nursing school. Miss Arnett
IS a graduate Of Weslaco high school.
Mrs. Joe Yong Of San Francisco
is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Puegh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Matthews and
little son left Monday night for their
home in Houston after visiting al
the home Of Mr.. Meals parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Brcthe:s.
Mrs. II. 3. CARPENTER left We'd
nesday for her home at Blanket
Texas. after spending a few weeks
at the home Of her son. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ". Voss and fam
ily returned Friday from several
weeks vacation in the northern
states.
L. <. Bartlett, OF Birmingham
Ala, Is a guest at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Jordan.
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CLOSE PENNSY
GOVERNOR VOTE
is BEING CAST
Entire Country Is Watching
PinChot, HemphiII Ballot
as Dry Law Test.
BY JOSEPH S. WAsNEY
United Press stan Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Penn-
sylvania's heated gubernatorial cam
paign reached a climax today when
about 100000 voters went to the
polls to decide the bitter race be-
tween Clifford Pinchot, Republican
and prohibit.onist, and John M.
Hemphiu, Democrat and liberal wet.
The entire country keenly is
watching the outcome, as the re-
suit will be interpreted by many as
a test vote on prohibition. In the
state, however. the wet and dry
issue was only one Of many in
volved.
Skilled political observers felt the
final count would be close.
For the first time in forty years,
control of the Gibraltar state of Re-
publicanism was being threatened
by the Democrats.
HemphiH, a 39-year-old war vet
Gran and lawyer, conducted an I'M
usual and sensational campaign
against Pinchot, former Governor,
who has been active in political life
for many years.
The campaigns Of both gubsrna-
torial candidates we're closed with
charges from both camps of treach-
cry and conspiracy TO steal votes.
State Senator Samuel Salus as
serted that Mayor Mackey of Phila-
delphia, and Mayor Kline Of Pitts
hurgh, intended to manipulate the
count so as to defeat Hemphiu.
PinchOt forces indicated that
some ballot boxes would be i'm
pounded so as to assure a fair count.
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BILLIARDS Restaurant. doing big bust
ness in the citvs best location: pool
tables present owner 6 years. Ia. 0948.
ROOMING HOUSE-11 rooms: clean. 400
north: $50 down: bargain. Ii. 9789.
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CHAPLlN'S CHILDREN
GET LESS EXPENSIVE
Spent Nearly $4,000 Less Last Year
Than Year Before.

BN bHiten Fff6S
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4.-As the
two small sons Of Charlie Chaplin
grow older, their expenses become
less. In fact, at the present rate of
decrease. the lads will spend Moth
ing by the time they are 10 years
of age.
The third annual accounting of
their trust fund, filed by Lita Grey
Chaplin, divorced wife of the actor,
disclosed that the children, Charles
Spencer Chaplin Jr., T. and Sidney
Earl, 6, spent only $6,0O5.6O last
= ear compared with an expenditure
Ii $10,79221 three years ago.
8 The children each receive $500
Monthly from a 100000 trust fund.
Charles and Sidney now are with
their mother in New York where
Lita is appearing on the stage.
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Musical Instruments

IN artistic baby gran' in the very de-
sirable brown mahogany. Modern in de-
sign YOU will think it new: 81 per week
will pay of small balance due of 1922. rs
A bona fde value. PEARSON PIANO co.
128 North PENNSYLVANIA St
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RITES ARE PROCLAIMED
Hoover Issues Statement for Observ-
ance of Armistice Day.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Presi-
dent Hoover today proclaimed Nov.
II as Armistice day, concentrating
the ending of the World war Nov.
II, 1918. The proclamation invites
observance Of the anniversary in
churches. schools and other suitable
places and DEGREES the display of
flags upon all government buildings.
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Legal Notices

SPECIAL NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting of the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton of officers and general business will
be held at the office of Kingah 81 Co.,
indianapolis. Saturday, Nov Is, at 1000
A. NJ. A. M. MVIE, Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCK
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF JAP JONES. MARTINSVILLE, IN
DIANA. FOR A CERTIFICATE OF PUB
Lie CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY TO
OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLES AS A COM
MON CARRIER OF PASSENGERS AND
PROPERTY FROM MARTINSVILLE, IN
DIANA TO INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con,
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the Commission,
state House at indianapolis Indiana. at
9 O'Clock A. NJ on November IA. 1880.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
DIANA.
BY HOWELL ELLIS,
Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Nov g. 1880.
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CHILD, d, KILLED IN
EXPLOSION OF STOVE

Father Injured Badly After Pour
ing Kerosene on Live Goals.
BIZ JHited Press
FOWLER. Ind, Nov. Mar
guerite Cahill, 4, is dead and her
father, Edward lCahill, 38, is in a
serious condition in a Lafayette hos
pital today as a result of explosion
OF stove.
The girl was asleep in an upstairs
room when the explosion occurred
after her father had poured kero-
sene on live Goals. She was suffo-
Gated by smoke from fire which al
most destroyed the home. A brother
Kenneth, II. saved himself by
jumping from a second-story Win
dow.
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PACKING CHIEF is DEAD
john VI. Danahy, 81. Was Big
League Ball Player in Youth.

BIZ uIffd FrcSS
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 4.-John
M Danehy, 81, president of the
Danaay Packing Company and in
his youth a big league baseball
player. died at his home here today.
When he was IS. he joined the
New York Giants as a catcher and
PLAYED with the team year.
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Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent

LARGE sTOREROOM-4O S. Capitol ave-.
will do for any kind retail or wholesale
business; basement. 1st and I'd floors
wi III electric elevator. Keys at 202 Ken
lucky ave.
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CAMPAIGN CASH STOLEN
Bandits Invade New York G. o. P.
Club, Escape With $500.

BU TNiffd PfcSs
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Taking adj
vantage of the election day absence
of members, two bandits invaded the
Fourth Assembly District Repub-
hcan Club today and escaped with
about $500 in campaign funds held
by Alexander Wolf, former munic-
ipal justice and district leader.
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SUSPECT IN BANKERS
KIDNAPPING is GRlLLED
Denies Part in Ransom Plot While
Awaiting Return to Illinois.

BIZ J-Hiied Press
DETROIT. Nov 4.-William Win
slow, Wanted in Galva. ILL.,, for the
kidnapping of Earl Yocum, wealthy
banker, sat in a cell at police head
quarters today awaiting arrival of
the Sheriff of Henry county, Ill.
Winslow. who steadfastly has
maintained his innocence, enjoyed
a brief respite today from the grill
ing of detectives. Were only wait
ing for the sheriff to arrive and
then Wen start on him again. said
Detective Sergeant Frank Clutch,
one of Winslow's captors.
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Accidental Shot Fatal

Bv United PrssS
MARION. Ind, Nov. Paul
.Aul.rine, II. Marion. was killed in
family today when his shotgun was
discharged as he was scuf11ing with
hunting companion, James Sar-
It, IS, also Of Marion
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Flowers at the stage door and
a spontaneous burst Of applause
at the Metropolitan opera audito-
rum in New York marked the
debut of Beatrice Belkin (above),
an American girl whose soprano
voice already is known to count
less radio listeners.
She appeared in "Hansel and
Gretel," but will be heard many
times in other productions dur
ing the opera season.
Before her career began in the
east Miss Belkin lived in Law
renee, Kan, where she was grad
uated from the state university.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Boston terrier: male. months old.
in vicinity OF i4th and Martindale. Re-
ward. Wa. 1902.
on SEPTEMBER 23-Bunch Of KEYS. on F.
10th car line OF end Of line Can Pull
REWARD for Information leading to re-
covery black and white English Setter.
Small female: black splotch covering one
ear. part OF breast and part one leg
Phone Be. 2806.
PTNC-Tadv7s cameo vicinity Sears-Roe-
buck Sat. night. Keepsake. Rev II. o40o
sTOLFN-Airedsle dog: years old;
answers to Laddie Boy. irene Sewers,
1926 McDougal Dr. 2545-M.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER HANGING-s2 so nm. paper sc 10
PIasfering. quar- VANSANT. DR.. 3299.
WHY PAY MORE-Paper furnished anc
hung 81 per room CHI 2004. II z4l5
INTERIOR Decorating. by experts; We are
fully equipped for any Job. Ia: 1888.
PAPER hung. $3.50 per room and up
paner Sc up work guaranteed. OF. TI4t
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FITR REPAIRING

Coat refining. remodelin9. Satisfaction
quar- z. 36th: apt. l04. Ia. 0777-J.
BRUCES CAFE-No. Q. 235 n. III. Same
service maintained as at 40 n. PennA
STEAM-For colds, neuritis, rheumatism.
MILDRED MEWHTNNEY. Ri. 6682.
TECTTvES-Private CONFIDENTIAL.
SIS Jemcke bldg. RI. 1854: eve, HI. 5loI.
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Lots for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

LET lis sell your farm. Or city gTopeeTnJV
within go DAYS KISSING REALTY co
cog Roosevelt Bldg, Ind'pol1s. RI. 9918-
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
McTARSNEY & BROWN. 49,,
26OS w. Michigan. Be 3o09
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LINDBERGH BUYS LAND
Increases Holdings With Purchase
of 5S2 Acres on Mountain.

HI NFTtW ITtHN
PRINCETON, N. J.. Nov. A.
Charles A. Lindbergh has bought
$50 acres of land on Sorrel noun
tain, near here, according to G. r.
Murray, Princeton realty man, who
said he handled the deal.
Lindbergh recently acquired a
homestead at Lawrenceville and this
new purchase materially increases
his holdings.
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ARSENAL. N. lll4-3 mod rms; every
thing furn.; also unfurn. I'm. Oh. 0471.
ASHLAND. 1865 modern down. priv.
emit. gar. near school. He. 340l.
ASHLAND, 1851 furn. rn., connecting
bath; private entrance.
BEVILLE. N. 17-3 rms furn-. private en-
trance. sink. wa. lights; IS. On. 6338-W.
BROADWAY, 1857 rms, kitchenette;
range. siEk. ? beds. 81.
BROADWAY. S30-2-rm fuxn. apt: good
heat; private entrance. RI S245-
BROADWAY. 1422-Furn. apt. private
porch; entrance: bath; sim. heat: garage.
COLLEGE. 1872 rms: everything fuh;
mod: sink; couple; gar. opt. Ri. 8l04.
FOUNTAIN SQUARESINGLE ROOM:
s25O. I0i7 PROSPECT ST.
HARLAN. lil7--4 rms, = double, toilet.
ILLINOIS. N. 3s3P-I, ?. 3. 4-rTn- apis. 81
IS. $3.50, $40 vi Everything furnished.
JEFFERSON NJ 4i4-Rm.. kifchenetfe
down; everything fur mod, NJ. car. bus
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFERC
Fire-proof storage house. store , nG%
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO.
419 E. Market III. 4I20
LOCAL and overland hauling; PACKING ana
Shipping on household goods OTTO :
s sI75 n ~ 6saS e3 " hi 500 "''''' -
I n TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit;, Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr.. sui OF n roo
R0PWAN TRANSFER Unsatisfactory
moving service overland trucking OF
furniture and freight CHI 551l.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO Prices TIC,
reasonable. Call at all times IA 314z
MOVING. So. you help. 81 less; ! y sd ton
BRTTTON TRANSFER Nov, $3.50 load;
lai ge TRUCKS; RESPONSIBLE men. DR.. 1915
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Heln Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES Work at home
during spare time. Substantial weekly,
pay: experience unnecessary Dlgnlnne;d
endowment for honest. sincere. amDl-
tioils persons WORKERS LEAGUE,
NAPFRVILLE. ILLINOIS.
WANTED ekeeper 25 to IS; board
and room and SIS week Call at 6l2
Lockerbie ST.. after p. m "
WHITE CiTRT-25 to 80 years old to work
in general store. Address Box 1o9,
Times
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Business Announcements
WE PUT-Coils in furnace

WE PUI-COllS IN furnaces
complete for $3.50. Oh. O635.
BRICK. sTONE-And block masonry
cement work reasonable prices; small OF
large Jobs. FREEMAN. Ia 7028
I'LL MAKE IT HOT, FOR YoU."
Furnace repair. No lob too small none
too large ARNOLD. Hu. 1850.
TTNNING-Roofing. furnace repair; sat sat-
isfa ton guaranteed. Allen ": Creek
baum, 1858 E. Goth ST. Oh. 1906:
FEATHERS Bought. sold and renoy yst.!1
feather mattresses. pillows made to oroeeI'
E. P. Burke. 431-433 Mass. Ave. RI. 6692
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia SUB l.
VICTOR furnaces repaired h2 factory ex'
pert. HALL-NEAL FURNACE&O Il 19O9
1900 CATARACT & WHIRLPOOL WASH
Frs. Prompt expert service RI 4g24.
FURNACE REPAIR-Clean. fix. inSulate:
better heat and less fuel Be. 2914.
ROOFING AND REMODELING- all
kinds No money down. Ri. 9l82
CARPENTER. CONTRACTOR remodel, cement
painting wrecker: gar. spec Ut. zLs0-9I
GENERAL repairing; sewer, furnace COILS
and gas connections. On. 2283-J. eve
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Instructions

SIX WEEKS instruction in piano. voice.
pipe organ lessons valued from $40 to $50
q term. for enrolment fee and entire cost
Of 81. II. 0e56.
LEARN avistson Best OF instruction IN
aylng and grouAa subjects CURTISS-
WRIGHT FLYING SERVICE. Stout Field
Mars tslll. Be. 400 P. o. Box 1854
PIANO LESSoN-Si FOR q HOUR: VIII
CALL AT HOUSE, MORN. HA. slso-w.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-we wish to thank
kindness shown at the loss of on beloved
wife. mother and daughter, CLEO DCSCH
HAMIL TON. Also We wish to thank the
Rev. Mr.. Leow. the singer and Mr.. E. E.
Gross the undertaken.
MR.. GEORGE HAMILTON. MR.. AND
MRS. E. w. DOSCH
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CT l:S 8sSslS sI:3SIISEY95 agI1l
Money to Loan
Automobiles Wanted

wILI,-Pav cash for YOUR car or YOUR
/. WOLF AUTO co.
Ii 4516 SCI N. Capitol.
WE pay cash for late model used cars;
28-29-30 models. EUREKA AUTO, 332
NJ Capitol Ii. ABB
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Clothing
Household Goods

BEAUTIFUL Hudson sesbrcoat, Red Fox
trim. size 16S cleaned 81 excellent conoi-
ton: cheap. Ia. 5sos. or IA, 23li.
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Auction
Death Notices
BIG SAIL

HANEY. LEO Page 80 years. brother of
John j.. Michael E. and Thomas F.,
Haney and Mrs. Mary E. Davidson, passed
away Sunday Nov. 2. New orleans, La.
Funeral Thursday. Nov g. $3.50 a. m,
from the residence OF his aunt Mrs. W. O.
GRAY, SAG N. Tibbs Ave. followed by serv-
ices, Q a. n. st. Anthony'S Church.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
HANEY. LEO Page SO years, passed
La. brother of John j.. Michael E..
Thomas F. Haney and Miss Mary E. Da-
wilson, all of Indianapolis. Time of fu-
neral given later For further informal
ton friends may call at FINN BROS.
FUNERAL HOME. ia. 1885.
HYDEN. FRED-Age 81 years. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Milo B. Hyden. passed away in
Gulfport. Miss Services wednesday; 2
MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial
Glen Haven Memorial Park Friends may
call at the mortuary after Tuesday.
OTTE. CHARLOTTE NEE Lipp)-Wife of
Frank II. Otte.- mother of Margaret.
Helene Bertha. Frank Jr. and Carl.
passed away at her residence. 227 Sanders
st. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 6. $50, at
residence: 9 a. m. Sacred Heart church.
Burial st. Joseph'S cemtery. Friends in
vited.
WATKINS. JOHN FRANCES Beloved little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Watkins. died
Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday.
Nov. 5. $50. at the home. 448 Bell St.
10 a. m st. Josephs church Burial
HOLY Cross cemetery. Friends invited.