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Did You Know That

Jack Sharkey never saw Joe
Cans, but he says he is quite
sure that Kid Chocolate Is a
greater fighter. Lefty Grove
struck out a batter the other
day. but the umpire called q
balk. $50 the batter got an
other swing and poled q two
Dagger. Luke Sewell OF
Cleveland hit for two bases and
was called back for the same
reason. .Umpires have been
red hot in enforcing President
Barnard's new balk ruling IN
the American League Scouts
report a lot Of Try Cobbs In the
Texas League this year.
About 1900 people. none Of
whom is a paying customer.
see the Cubs play every week
they are in Chicago.
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Record Jump

LOS ANGELES. May 26-tPl-
Bert White. 27, today held the un-
official worlds parachute jump
record, the result of a leap yes
terday from an airplane as it
scared $4,000 feet above the Mo-
lave desert near Lancaster, aClif-
Trusting his life % the silken
fabric. White dropped from the
plane piloted by Earl Gordon and
hurtled through the air in what
was believed the highest altitude
Jump ever attempted by man. File
said he was unconscious from the
time ne leaped until somewhere
IN midair.
The jumper was not located
until an hour after he reached the
ground. He suffered no iii effects
except temporary loss OF speech.
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MAHAFFEY Is
RIGHT SUNDAY
Chagnon, Another Yannigan
Pitcher, Turns In
Good Job
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

The current rookie crop in the
major leagues has been unusually
good. producing & number Of young
sluggers who have been showing
the older players a few things about
hitting the ball, but 1t has not been
particularly rich in good pitchers.
IN fact it was something Of an
event yesterday when two OF the
younger generation Of hurIers turn
ed in good games on n afternoon.
Leroy Mahaffey Of the Athletics,
who has been tried out in the ma
jors before but did not make the
grade, was the one winner OF the
two. Making his first start for the
worlds champions, he turned back
the New York Yankees in neat
fashion. stopping their batting
spree with a seventh game to win,
10 to g.. Mahaffey, who came up
this year from the Portland Pacific
Coast league club, perhaps recog-
nized a kindred soul in Dusty Cook
Of the Yankees, for he allowed
Cake two hits. including a home
run, which aided his average con-
siderably.
Red Right
Chagnon Of Pittsburgh pitched
well in the second game Of the Pr
rates double header, but he could
not cope with the experience of his
rival, Red Lucas, and the Cincin-
mai Reds broke their losing streak
with q 4 to 3 victory. Lucas him
self scored the winning run in the
ninth inning. The Pirates gave Gin
cinati its tenth straight defeat In
the ~ten-inning opener by a 6 TO
score.
The rest OF the days pitching
triumphs went to veterans of al
least several years standing. Adolf
70 Luque, one of the ancients Of
the National league, held the New
York Giants to four hits in ten in
nings as Brooklyn won. 4 to 3, for
its nineteenth victory out of 25
games in a winning streak that
started when the Robins and Giants
clashed in their last series. The
Robins, however. found one rookie
very useful. Gordon Slade, who
celebrated his debut as a big league
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eran. The Boston Garden has
carded a ten-rounder between jim
my Slattery, recognized In New
York state as light heavyweight
champion. and Pete Latzo. OF
Scranton. Pa, former welterweight
titleholder.
Dave Shade and Ace Hudkins
will battle ii out nc Los Angeles to-
morrow, and Sammy Mandell,
lightweight champion, meets Spug
Myers Of Pocatello, Idaho. in a ten
round non-title bout at Indianapo-
lis Thursday.
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Summary:


Home runs-none. 3B hits
none. 2B hits-none. Sacrifice hits
Ball ?. Griffin. Stolen bases
Rocha 2. De la Rosa 2. Perez,
Green. Chapa, Hornbuckle, Barnes.
Bonney and Freeman. Double
~plays-none. Passed balls-Vest 2
Moreno 3. Left on bases-Donna 4.
Brownsville 6.
Pitching Statistics:
Winning pitcher, Chapa: losing
pitcher. Moody.
Chapa-Four hits, no earned
runs, six strikeouts. two bases on
balls, no wild pitches, no hit bats
men in 9 innings.
Moody.-Four hits, one earned
run, three ~Strikeouts. three bases
on balls, no wild pitches, no hit
batsmer in s innings.
Vote for Port May Goth
COSTLY
The caterpillar Of the Pandora
moth is considered a great delic-
acy by the Mono and Piute Indian
tribes in Nevada. 1t Is baked in
hot ashes after which il is drie1
and put away TO be served later
on in stews.
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lie LDING OF
the Donna club
cost them q
game here Sun
day. A series of
misplays Let in
seven runs, Civ
ing Brownsville
the winning
edge in the
fourth inning.
Little Moody,
crafty lefthand-
- - .ww
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50 far with his eighth victory in
nine games.
Detroit and st. Louis provided
the leading exception to the rule
that the pitchers had the upper
hand for the day by driving out %
hits between them as the Tigers
won the game. to 9 8. Detroit used
two pitchers and st. Louis four.
-Vof for Port Nav coth-
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PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce


matched affairs that has been pro-
grammed in some time. 1t will
be anybody's fight.
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SWIMMERS. ATTENTION!

SWIMMERS, ATTENTION!
what is golf without golf clubs.
What is swimming without SWIM
itSg To purchase IN pair OF Swimfts
n use them will tell the story. NE
the first 10 tell the story. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Only Si.00 the
pair. SWIMITS. 6351-53 n. Oakley
Ave, Chicago.
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From Our Corner

FIVE promising fights will be
staged this week over the country.
Tuesday night Dave Shade and Ace
Hudkins will mix things up at Los
Angeles. his should be a fast NOV
ing affair as there is little difference
between the abilities Of these two
headliners. The edge, If any. goes
to Shade.
WEDNESDAY night. the weeks
headliner will be pulled off in Madi-
son Square garden when Fidel La
Barba and Bushy Graham mix
things up. This is one Of the best
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THESE THREE
LEADING LOOP
Brownsville Beats Donna
los; San Benito 2
La Feria 6
Results Sunday

Brownsville 10. Donna 6.
San Benito z, La Feria 6.
Harrington IL. Mission /.
Schedule Next Sunday
La Feria at Brownsville.
Donna at Harlingen.
Mission at San Benito.
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yes breaking nicely. He allowed
but four hits. Chapa, Brownsville
hurler. equaled his performance.
allowing but four bingles. Two Of
these came In the ninth inning.
Chapa was smoking them over the
corners with q world of speed. His
curve, however, was not getting
over the pan. Moody pitched for
Corsicana in the East Texas league
last season. Chapa obtained q try
out with Wichita Falls some time
ago but developed a sore arm. It's
apparently o. K. now.
CUNNINGHAM. Saint first sack
er. got right at La Feria yesterday,
clouting a home run. San Benito
bids fair TO become the best circuit
driving outfit in the league. Nc
Cauley got one last Sunday.
SAINO ROCHA, flashy Browns
vile shortstop, saved Chapa a hit
by taking an error yesterday. He
travelled far to the right to spear
Coles hard grounder. Anxious TO
get his man. he cut loose for first
too soon and overthrow the bag.
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DISTANT STATIONS
FRIDAY

$50 P. M
Cofurubla-U. s. Army band to WIEN
WBBM t770i. Chicago-Aaronsons orohss-
wG;N f72o. Chioazo-ssrensde.
WIS (s70i. Chieago-Male Cnorus' oI0neS-
ira.
-6:tS P. M
NBc sYstem-Natural bridge program 70
WLW.
columbia-Trus story hour to wowo.
V-IAc WKRC. -,
wBBM C770I. Chicago-ProEram Of All
WON Sf'1 373O. chicaeo-Musicale
WIS fs7oi. Chicago-Songs: Minstrel snow.
MIC Svstem-InterToven program 70
WIZ. KDKA. KYW. WHAS.
$50 T. NJ
WBBM f77ol. Chicago-Centerville band.
WENR (s70l ChicaEo-Farm program, -,
NBC Svstem-Armour program 70 WIH'
KDKA. KYW. WHAS' WL"'
5 p. NJ
Coluubia-Commbia male chorus TO
wBBM C77oI. ChicaEo-Aaronson's Com
wENR RI 6s7o,. chicago-Aiusical travelogue.
MIC svsteni-Armstrong 0uskers to WIZ.
KDKA. KYW. WLW. WAS.
$50 P. NJ
RYw Qo2ol. Chicago-Russo's orchestra
WBBM t77ol. ChlcagoLVaTls,t.y pluSlSsle IL
NBC Svstem-Under the jolly Roger 10
vrNF6c t670l. Chicago-Musical program.
WTAM 1910. Cleveland-Frloay iroii0S'
. p. NJ
tyyvvy ffn2nl Chicaro-News: features
WENR 1901. Chicago-Mike ana hermann
WON sS9i o72o,. chicaEo-TOmorrow' Tribune:
wa 5YnS 100. fschehectady-Riley's dance
MIC q p sSys.ssiiem-ElEin program to WIZ
vSfAc i6Toi. Chicago-Entertainers.
-9.tJ P. M
MIC Svstem-Slumber music to VIZ.
KDyA 1901 Pittshurgh-Musleai prog ram ~
Nrc- svsteui-Uncle Abe and DAVID 10
w. $50 P. M
KpKA tssOl. Observation-Disclosures: JACK
Dennv's orchestra -. 4. vyNFAo
MIC Svstem-Amos n Anoy 70 "NlAS'
won 'i2oi. Demonstrations; dance or
WAN IAN Seio7ol. Cleveland Studio features.
-9:45 P. M
KYw uo2ol. ChieaEo-wayne Kings or
MIC s5es sSvisstem-Natl. news events to wENR'
wsfAS ts7oD. chicaro-COncert orchestra.
10 T. M
COMMUNICATION Club band to ,WABC- d.
WENR ts70l. Chicago-Air VauoeVlne u
WON ,72m, ChicaEo-East & Dumke'
Donahues orchestra .,.., .,,h-
WIZ I7S0l. Detroit-Nevs; musical etoh-
fure
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GUESTS BRING WATER

vINCEENES. Ind, Aug. Is
When guests come TO the home OF
Mrs. Ralph Van Nation they bring
their own water. she testified in the
hearing regarding management Of
the vincennes Water Company.
L have guests in my house now
who brought a gallon and half of
water with them she testified.
But you drink it?" attorneys
asked her.
Yes. but that's because I'm used
to it" she said.
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Special Notices

WILL FINANCE your nome on YOUR lot.
furnish all the money or part; also 90
L. F. DEMPSY. Denison Hotel.
WHY SUFFER with piles when you can
positively get we'll or it will cost you
nothing? This is strictly a home treat
ment G. r. Wysong 219 K. of P. Bldg.
Office Ri. 1857. res. Ia. 1910
VARICOSE veins successfully treated;
practically painless. Call Ir. 1925.
WE are closing out coal wagons and
trucks. ALLIED COAL & MATERIAL
COMPANY. 21i2 Northwestern Ave.
REMODELING-Ceme WORK, plastering
Terms or cash fully guarantee my
work Call OWEN. DR.. 2527 or Il. 1888
EXCEPTIONAL values in used and recon-
ditioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. % N Meridian ri 9064
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Legal Notices

You are hereby notified tbst tire goods
which you have IN storage will be sold
on or before Aug. 80 1880 John Tru-
shell. Mrs. Cox. L. G. Plaske, Harry
cTsiFer Mr. SWarthout. Mr.. Cummings.
Evans William Evans. xenia Sanders. c.
Mathis. Roy Sherman, Mary Brady.
Harold Cordell. Mr. Dillehsy. Frances
Acton. Mrs. Stanley Conley. Rufus VIII
lisms Mrs.. Viola Stoneburner. walter
Mccain. Mrs. Mckinney. and Everett
Hamblen.
r. CLYDE MAY.
TRANSFER Z. STORACE CO.
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Fishing the
Air

Rsn Alley. tenor. is the featured soioisi
=, TIE nrorra.n at 5:45 D. m. Friday over
station wFBM. when Freddie Rieh ana ms
dance orchestra Will be heard IN euIFeh'
musical hits.
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Tn, Cavaliers sing 'Up on Ton Of a
Rainbow" from the motion picture
paramount on Parade" for the broad
cast Of the Cities Service program over
KYw and an NBC network Friday al
8 D. m.
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Apa-lment Rental Bureau

We have apartments for rent any where
In the citv north Of washington St.: let
US help Won ind one. positively no extra
usually furnish car ana driver to 8hoM
apartments without exk3a eharEes Cad
~ 117k dRF and aiRht 1eFvises
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CORNELL & 27TH-N. z. cor: attractiTe
apt: 4 IEe rms bath $3.50 wk. Summit
AL Ill. Bldg. II. 1857: eve. He. 2797.
GOODLET i02e-Upper duplex: new, mod.
rms; gar: utilities fun. Be. 1881.
nth. a W.--Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment; all utilities furnished; $45.
Call Apt. ! THE GRANT,.
NORTH-Very desirable apartment: rms.
and bath: oyerStufed and walnut furni-
ture; reasonable. Ia. 0535.
THREE rm.. q double, $3.50 Vk: 5 nm.
BUNGALOW. $3.50 Tk. Ha. 2i32-J.
GALE. 2e6S N.-LovelY 4-rni bung: over
stuffed & walnut fur: fne pic. radio. gar.
FURNISHD-is double; rms, inclosed
back porch; lights. water paid; garage
s. wk- CAL II n. Beyille after 4 p. N.
FOUR-ROoM fuTn. cottage: walk. dist. |:
references preferred. reasonable. Ii 0s15.
WASH. z11z E.-5-room modern. furnished
hsuss garage. II. so7p,
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Death Notices

BELLIES. CLARK W.-Beloyed husband of
Lucinda Bellies father OF Byron. Earl.
Dale and Joseph Bellies and Mabel Gar
rett. departed this life THURSDAY. Aug
~. age IS years. Funeral Saturday. Aug.
IS. at residence. AIS Carvel Ave. 2:30
q. n. Burial Memorial park. Friends
invited. Funeral under direction OF
MOORE & KIRK.
NORTON. MRS. MARY BLEE-Of the
Winter apartments. passed away Sunday.
Aug. 3. in Paris. France. Funeral Sstnr-
DAY. Aug. IS. $3.50 a m. at FINN BROS
FUNERAL HOME. 1889 N Meridian ST.
Services SIS Peter and Paul cathedral
10 .. m. Friends invited.
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A sacred song. He Hioeth NV Soul VII
h a feature on the program oy inc PES ,-
srs FsuafIv 10 be broadcast from WLS
ara the MIC Chicago studios Friday eve
ming az SOS o'clock
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Business Announcements


FEATHERS-Bought soId ana renovated
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
2 ?. Burke. 4Sl-433 Mass. Ave. Ri. 6691
ELECTRIC wiring; anything electrical re-
paired; reasonable; guaranteed. Oh. 5425.
AVOID RUSH-Have furnaces cleaned. re-
paired now. Vacuum method. Ch. llo6.
PLASTERING and patching. Call Oh. 74s2
PAUL STRIEBECK. Still in business.
WILL BUILD 5-ROOM HOUSE ON YOUR
LOT FOR 81. 500. CALL BE. 1857.
FURNACES-Hand cleaned 81; good work.
Experts on repairs. WILLIAMSON
HEATER CO., 946 w. New York. Ri. 3456.
FURNACES REPAIRED = Cleaner ian
nakesl. Thinning. roofing: reas. On. 4246.
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing
& heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 1857.
CARPENTER REPAIR WORK-New and
old garage speciality. DR.. o744-J.
CABINET wk. repair wk. remodelg re-
roofing. scrns. Scots. he. $40. Wa 2462-3.
EXCAVATING-Cemen work; cindeT haul
ing. l specialize in driveways. Be. Ol36.
BONDED SEWER MANAGEMENT FUR
MACE: GEN. REPAIR. CHI. 2283-J. EVE.
RUGS cleaned. 9xI2. SIPS. Cal for del.
lo-dav special. Keemer Rug co. On. 5336
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thoughts Of the cneauot Club Eskimeos
- t4.s1sr, with a Smile7" and sitting on
Psfnbow.r when they broadcast over
WGY. WHO and an NBC network III
asw a. Z y m
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An early Harry Won TilIer hit "on inc
Old Fail River Line has been CHOSEN
as one Of the two musical bows the
armstrong Quakers viii make to MasSs-
ehusstts during the broadcast to DC
heard over wLW and an NBC network
Fridar niEht at S o'clock.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

18TH ST.. E. 417-2 nicely decor. rms.
congenial girls preferred. RI. 1855.
51ST. w 105i-Cool. front rni.. and kitch-
enette. furnished. near car and bus.
NEAR Fountain Square: lovely 2-rm. apt:
nicely furn.; pr. entrance. DR.. 3540-R.
kitchenette. $3.50: .rm. $50. Oh. 4ios.
WASH, E.. i70s-ROOMS FOR LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING. II. 1879.
nth. 5z3 Two furnished front rooms:
modern: no other rooners.
with utilities furn.. priv, ent. Hu. 2146.
ROOMS-Unfurn.; steam heat; hot water;
private entrance. Ir. 1926.
TWO unfinished rooms: heat. lights,
water. gas furnished: garage. Ir. $3.50.
ROOM with Murphy bed, kitchenette with
sink, utilities furn.; employed couple, prt-
vate home. 81. Gar. IT. 1888.
nth ST. e. S22-3 furnished. private
entrance. near Real silk. Hu. 7i46.
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alice Blue" from the orchestra suite
Three shades Of Blue" written oy
Ferdi Grofe for Paul Whiteman, will
be a feature Of the Josef koestner or
chestra in the Armour program TO be
broadcast from wLw and the NBC Chi
cage studies. Friday evening at $3.50
nfrfnrk
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Female

wANTED-Attractiye girl 70 work at z
course. Reference required. 1919
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pug Marinetti. who has rejolned the out
a. 81 ii Company has been particularly
nasty and several q the bows come 20 a a
ssciSio1 regarding MarinettiS permanent
~s--ovsl durfnr the broadcast OF Biz Guns
10 Be heard over WGY ana NbC net"oIS
Friday, at $50 .. m.
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YOUNG rhDY-WantS houseEcrk In small
family: s&ne wages. IT'S Climber St.
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Houses for Rent

sHLAND. i2os-Lower duplex: s rms:
strictly mod; Al: gar: reduced. ri. BIC.
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LEARN LINOTYPF-Pleasant work. good
paw. Taught at home or cc.lege. Free
catalog. linotype school. Maumee. Ohio.
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Storage and Transfer

LYRE shared pin: set with pearls; letter
AXU. Nar-s Marguerite Warner. 4 on
bottom II. 57s3.
STRAYED-B Black. tan. female hound With
star on hind leg. Reward. Be. 1850.
LADY new suit. Telephone Office Thurs
day. owner NEEDS badly. @eward. Ta. OI4a
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DIR. H. E. CRUM

Specializing In digestive trouble,
3217 E. 10th st. Oh. 1893.
ON AND AFTER Jan. 81. 1880, I will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
CSigned> ]. e WHITE.
WHAT WILL you offer for Columbia Club
reception program autographed by Colonel
Lindbergh2 Address Box BAT care Times.
WILL KEEP BOOKS for concerns needing
part time service; reas. Ri. 1924.
So WOOL SHIRT@sl5 So 1ls Virginia.
Just south of MARYLAND St.
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LesaI Notices
notice 10 BIDDERS

ECTALA 40 BL-LA@fso
Notice to hidde.s for the erection and
complexion OF a Chemistry Building fo-
the Trustees of Indiana University. and
situated on their Campus at Booming
Please note the following instructions
governing the flinR OF proposals and the
awarding CT contract:
/. Sealed proposals for the erection and
comp elton of a Chemistry Building for
the Trustees OF Indiana University. and
situated on their Campus ct denomination.
OF the Architect ROBERT Frost Daggett.
922 Continental Bank Bu!idilg, Indian
apolis. Indiana ID to 10 O'Clock. a. n,
BIZ the fu,l boa.d at that time.
2. Separate bids viii Re received on the
General Const -uc.ion
Hating and Ventilstinz
Electric wiring
,. Proposals shall be made on State
B3z.d of Accounts CT the State OF In
diana Standard Form No. sc and shall be
accompanied b. State Board Of Accounts
Standard QUESTIONABLE and Financial
Statement for Bidders Form No. ee-a;
4. The Owners reserve the right 10
reject anv or all bids.
S. Each bid must be accompanied BY
certified check. drawn 70 the order OF the
Trustees Of Indiana University. as per
cheeks submitted by bidders will be re-
turned eiter the approval OF the con-
tract and bond executed by the sUccesslu4
s All communications with reference
to the above proposals o. contract shah
be addressed to the Architect.
T. Plans and specifications Will be
furnished to cont-e csors upon deposit
9TH Architect Of checks foc $4,000 for
general contract and $500 Tor me-
cnanical contracts to insure return O.
cravings and specificat tons in good con
dition. and also that bid Will be SUB
vritted. II Gbove conditions are fuInLeo'
~ ~.1f viii n
JOHN W. CRAvENS. Secretary.
TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
bloomington. Indiana.
January d. 1927
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Death Notices

ALLISON. JAMES O.-Age, SO years. be
loved husband of Anna NJ Allison. father
Of Mrs. Cora Fulton. Thurman Allison;
R Roberta Nav P nSo passed away Wednes
day. Jan. %. Funeral Saturday, Jan Is,
1850 p. m. at residence. sll S. VINE st.
Friends invited. Burial Gown Hill.
! OUTS. AltTlE MAE-En sered INTO rest,
43 years. beloved wife Of David z. Fouts:
mother of Mrs. P. A. Msrlowe, and
Herbert TAYLOR. Funeral Friday; January
Mt 2 D. m. friends invited. Burial New
Crown cemetery. HARRY W. MOORE
PORDY,, oBART WILTSHIRE Beloved
husband of Myrtle Thiesing Purdy GnG
father Of Phillis Joan and Patricia Jean
Purdv and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Purdy. departed this life Wednesday,
Jan "a, at Fountain Street M, E Church.
2 D. m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery.
Friends may call at residence. 1928 Lang
lev aye. Funeral under direction OF
I5ETHIds IEE22, MARTHA ANN--Passed
away at her home in Cumberland. Tues
day 4:40 p. m. Funeral Thursday, l:45
D. M. ct, the residence. private; at 2
public Interment St. Johns cemetery, in
charge of MAX HERRLICH & SON.
soHN. JOHN MTCHAEL-Age, "a wears
beloved husband Of Lena Walter, sohn'
Henry Fisher of Columbus, Ind; Mrs.
Fred Kershner Of Edgewood. Ind; George
H. Sohn. of this city. passed away
Wednesday. Jan. %. at the residence CT
his stepson. Harold Arnold. 1909 S. East
st. Short funeral services THURSDAY
Frdav at the residence of his daughter.
Mrs. Henry Fisher. 500 Reed ST.. Co
lumbus. Ind Burial in City cemetery: Co
lumbus, Ind columbus papers please
COPY For further Information cali
FINN BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME.