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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-24

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SCHOOL MATRON
TO Be BURIED
Mrs. Lille L. CIary Rites to
Be Friday.

Funeral services Of Mrs. Lille L.
Clary, SO, matron Of Washington
high school, who died Monday in
Methodist hospital, following a
sinus operation, will be held Friday
afternoon at at the Bert S. Gadd
funeral home, 2l30 Prospect street.
Mrs. Clary had been connected
with Washington high school three
years. She was born Sept. II,
1877, the daughter of Louis Brown,
whose father was one OF the first
settlers of Indianapolis.
Fidelity lodge NO 226. Daugh-
ters of Rebekah, and Millersville
Eastern Star chapter, Of which Mrs.
Clary was member, will assist in
funeral services. The Rev. B. Brooks
Sale, pastor Of Grace M. E. church,
will off1ciate.
Surviving relatives included are
two sons, Russell o. Clary, Pasa-
dena, Cal; Virgil E. Clary, Wash
ington, D. c.; two daughters, Mrs.
Basil E. Vaught and Miss Marietta
Clary, indianapolis; one brother.
Gilbert H. Brown, indianapolis, and
a grandson, Virgil E. Clary Jr.
Washington.
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N0TTCE T0 RUNNERS
Secretary. Board Of Trustees
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana.
December % 1891
LEGAL NOTICE

State of Indiana. Marion County. S..
in the state Of Indiana9a No; 2Sss; viii
and pretended codicil thereto and. to set
aside pTo6a bat tbsre95 ans saeh oil tnem
NQ WiIan 70 N0 sIoSt 2 IPSiaintir VS.
Union Trust Company Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, executor Of the ,pretended, last S,t
ST.. deceased. Of the date Of April IS.
Of the date of September 81, 1923. as
BE IT KNOWN. That on the eth day
Of December, 1880. A. D. the above named
plaintiff. as his ewn attorney. filed in the
state OF Indiana. his complaint in the
above entitled action against the defend
ants; Harry C. Block; MABEL 59,! B5pcki Harry
baum. Adeline Traxler. Louis .Traxler ST..
NGns T HafTg miller r0 auna M Hitler IauTs
Children. children's children. Heirs and
a 81 said William sa n H. ne slocR sF dceed
VIII and Testament and in the said pre-
S SilS heirs' and as without first Offer
ing the same to those of my heirs active
" engaged in the operation Of the prop.
cannot be sscertained by the plaintiff.
and the said plaintiff having also fled
IN SAID court the aulQaVlI OF cQfnpeteul
person, showing. that the. residence of
said .Harrv c. Block. Mabel Block. Harry
C. Block Jr.. Frances Block and Phyllis
Ann Block. is ct Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
OF said Rose Felherbaum. Morris Miller.
Pauline Miller and Laura Miller is at
Cleveland. Ohio. of Willism Block III is
at Chicago. Illinois. of said Adelins. Trax-
Ter. Louis Traxler Sr.. Louis Trailer Jr.
is at DAYTON, Ohio. and OF the remainder
Of said defendants. upon oiEgeno in
uutrv. is unknown. and the defendants
aforesaid are not residents Of the state
fendant to said action. and that said
cause of action is to set aside the pre-
tended will Of William H. Block ST.. de-
ceased. and the pretended codicil thereto,
ana to set aside probate thereof ssd and
having by endorsement on said complaint
required said defendants to appear in
said court. and answer or demur thereto
on the 5th dev of February. 1881
NOW. THEREFORE. by order of said
court. said Defendants ar hereby noti-
fed Of tb3 fling and pc. dency of said
complaint against them aud that unless
they appear and answer or oemur there
70 az the, calling Of said cause on the
the 18th judicial 1av OF q term of said
court. to be begun and held at the court
house in the CITY CT Indianapolis. on the
nrSt Monday in February. 1891. said COM
pisint and the matters and things therein
determined in their absence.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ] here
unto SUBSCRIBE nv name and afflx the
seal of said Probate Court. at my Office.
N the CITY Of Indianapolis. the ninth
ISEALl GEORGE .. HUTsEIL,
WILLIAM II. BLOCK JR.
Appearing as 9xn sttorrey.
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Funeral services for Joseph P
Turk, 65, former candidate for Sew
enth district representative in con-
gress, will be held in the st. Pat
rick's cathedral at 8 Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Turk died early Tuesday
evening at his home, 1874 East Nor
ris street.
He was born in Indianapolis, edu-
Gated here and became a printer
and proofreader. In 1917 he gradu-
ated from the Benjamin Harrison
law school and became practic-
ing attorney, in latter years having
his Offices at 525 Indiana Trust
building.
In 1922 and 1924 he was the
Democratic nominee for congress
In 1911 he was elected county re-
corder, serving until 1915, but was
defeated for the same position in
the primaries last May. From 1915
to 1913 he was clerk of the board
Of public works.
In 1908 he served as secretary of
the Democratic central committee
and was Democratic chairman of
the Thirteenth ward for four years
Survivors are two sisters, Miss Anna
G. Turk and Miss Nellie Turk, and
brother, William D. Turk, all OF
Indianapolis.
Burial will be in Holy Cross ceme-
terry.
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GIRL IS STRANGLED
Barber Husband Suspect
ed in Death of Blonde.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Strangula-
tor of Miss Mary Judkins, 20, a
slim, blonde girl, under puzzling
circumstances, caused authorities
to detain Jack Antrim, %, barber,
with whom she lived, for question
ing today.
DR.. Clarence w. Muehlbarger,
head of the Northwestern university
crime detection school, was enlisted
by Coroner Herman B. Bundesen in
a separate investigation.
Miss Judkins' body, a silk scarf
loosely wrapped around her neck,
was found on the floor of a near
north side apartment late Tuesday
when Antrin's cries summoned
other tenants of the building.
Miss Betty Boone, nurse, said
Antrim met her in the hall outside
his apartment, and told her his
wife" had committed suicide by
strangulation.
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NEW STATE OFFICIAL
APPOINTS TWO AIDS

Mildred Gallagher Given Post by
Supreme, Appellate Clerk.
Two more appointments were an
nounceo today by Fred Pickett,
supreme and appellate courts clerk
elect.
Miss Mildred Gallagher, Indianapo-
lis, who has been in charge of the
clerical force at Democratic State
headquarters for several years, is
named as fee clerk, and George
Lindeman, twice clerk of Perry
county will be a deputy clerk.
Pickett already has announced
appointment of John Gould, Shelby
vile, as chief deputy.
Two stenographers remain to be
named. The new staff will. take
office Jan. /.
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL .72O9-Attractive lArge rm.. near
bath. plenty hot water. for 2. He 4558.
UNION. 16l4--Warm front Tnl., private.
modern home. Dr.. 3306-R.
WANT-2 small children. good home.
mothers care. 53S Fletcher Ave.
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BARE MURDER CLAIM
Leo Mongoven, Gangster
Chief, Slain, Paper Says.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The Chicago
Daily Times said today that it had
learned Leo Mongoven, one of the
leaders of the Bugs" Moran gang,
was killed by machine gun bullets
when he kept a rendezvous with an
execution squad" last May, Gre
mated and buried in an unmarked
grave twenty-five miles northwest
of Chicago.
The Times said the story was
told .by a tipster who has been re-
liable for years" on a promise that
his name never would be divulged."
The detective bureau received the
rumor with interest, but said it had
no information that would confirm
the tale. Mongoven dropped from
police view last May.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPER
L00TS CASH DRAWER
Bandit Selects Candy, Then Turns
Gun on Six Persons.

Apparently selecting a supply of
Yuletide candy, bandit whipped
out a gun in Kroger grocery at
4424 West Washington street early
today and herded six persons into a
rear room before he looted the cash
drawer of about SIS.
Max Sexson, 536 South Fleming
avenue, manager of the store, said
he and three clerks, together with
two customers, a woman and small
girl, were forced to lie on their
faces in the rear room while the
bandit made good his escape.
If you look up before my car
starts it will be too bad for you"
the gunman warned them.
He is said to have driven west on
Washington street, but no trail Of
his was found by police.
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CITY EMPL0YE NAMED
Harlan P. O'Conrnr Appointed as
Clerk in Engineers Office.

Appointment Of Harlan P. O'Con-
nor. 91S East Forty-second street,
as clerk in the city engineers Office
to succeed Maurice ]. Peele was
made today. Peele viii become a
clerk in the county clerks Office
Jan. !.
Resignation was received of Henry
z. Walker, Negro. 413 Agnes street,
as board of works janitor He viii
become deputy sheriff Jan. l.
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FRENCH MONKS PRAY
FOR EXECUTED MEN
"Black PenitentS" Give Blessings
for Those who Died on GuilIotine.
United Press

BIZ United Press
NIARSEILLES, France, Dec. "a
Christmas eve prayers for the re-
pose of the souls of criminals who
died on the guillotine in France
during the year were offered today
by the BLACK Penitent" monks in
their chapel here.
In a setting reminiscent Of the
medieval beginnings Of the holy
fraternity, the monks gathered after
vespers in a dark, secluded corner
of the chapel, heavy with incense.
The fraternity Of the Black
Penitents7 was founded in the mid
die ages for the express purpose of
giving Christian blessing to the
dead who, because of their mortal
sins. were refused sanctuary by the
church in days gone by.
One of the chief offices of the
monks used to be the burial of men
condemned to death TO whom the
church normally refused holy rites.
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b a n d i t S in the
Standard grocery
he m a n a G e S at
1419 East Twenty
fifth street, and
E arl Hendricks,
35, of 1927 North
Gale street, was
wounded in the
head by a bandit
bullet.
T h e b a n dit
pair. Negroes, es-
capped in a big
sedan after the
gun battle and
robbery in which
they took about
S25 a naiCI1hOr
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CHRISTMAS PACKAGE
CONTAINS BABY GIRL
Boy Takes Gift From Stranger to
Deliver 1t to Priest.
BIZ United Press

81 United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-When a
strange man handed Fred Plate. Is,
a tightly wrapped package with
several perforations at one end and
told him to deliver it to the Rev.
Walter Lemmens. pastor Of the
Church of st. Mary, in Queens. the
boy thought it contained a Christ
mas turkey.
Father Lemmens was in the rec
tory adjoining the church when
the boy entered with the package.
As the priest unwrapped it, he
gazed upon baby girl. weeks old
The police were notified and the
Christmas package" was sent to
the founding ward Of Kings county
hospital
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GAS WAR ON RATS
PERIL FRENCH JUDGES
Fumes From Sewers Permeate Pub
lie Building at Lyons.

81 UnWcd Press
LYONS, France, Dec. PA war
on rats caused judges, lawyers and
police TO run from the palais justice
Tor their lives when sulphuric fumes
intended to kill thousands of rodents
permeated the building Tuesday.
Recent land slides In Lyons, be-
sides claiming forty lives and caus-
ing immense property damage, sent
thousands of rates into the city's
sewers for refuge.
Firemen pumped sulphuric fumes
into the sewers to get rid of the rats,
but almost got rid Of the palais of
Justice staff instead
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Mail School Cop Sentenced
Press

81 United Press
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Dec. "a.
james Homer Wood. Peekskill. N.
Y. choir singer. graduate Of a de-
tective correspondence school. still
has his silver badge. but less con-
fdence IN himself after receiving q
suspended sentence il Westminster
county court on charges Of unlaw-
f1il entry.
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SANTA VISITS CoNvICTS
Forty Prisoners Given Clemency by
West Virginia Governor.

By United Press
MOUNDSVILLE, w. Va, Dec. "a.
Governor w. G. Conley gave q
generous Christmas present" to
forty prisoners at the West Virginia
state penitentiary today in the form
of executive clemency.
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SCIENCE WILL
DOWN ILLNESS,
SAYS EDISON
Great Future Advances to
Be in Health Field,
Asserts Inventor.
United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The out
standing inventions Of the future
viii be in the field Of health, and
their creators will be biologists and
chemists, Thomas A. Edison be-
ueves.
Americas greatest inventor gave
his views in reply to a QUESTIONABLE
unlimited to him by the Review Of
Review magazine.
Sickness is pretty hard on the
workman now" said Edison. Its
hard for them to get good doc
tor, and the proper care is expen-
sive. There is too much sickness,
TOO. Something will have to be
done about it, and that is where
biology and chemistry come in"
I'VE Eat Too Much"
Some = the questions and an
swers follow:
Q-Do inventions come from ne
cessity. "the mother of invention,
or from scientific curiosity? A
Most inventors work to earn money
to get a modest living for their fam
lies. All they want is enough
money to experiment with.
Q-Will science tell us to eat less,
as it has told us to drink less? A
Eighty per cent Of our deaths are
due to overeating. After the age of
q large variety and quantity of
food is unnecessary. All those things
crowd the stomach and cause poi
sons. 1t takes courage to learn re-
straint, but all that eating is I'M
necessary. I find my weight keeps
up on a glass Of milk alone, every
TWO hours.
Boosts Auto-Gyro
Q-Is there any inherent diff
Guilty in making television as COM
mon as the telephone? Ayes, cost
ard completely. Locomotives are
pretty well developed, but you
wouldn't want to buy one and have
it in your house. would you? Tele-
vision is like that.
Q-Is 1t your opinion that poison
gas in warfare is efficient and
merciful, or a horror to be barred?
Al think it less deadly than bull
lets and bombs
Q-Do you think the auto-gyro
is the coming thing in aviation
The best principle so far developed?
Ayes. And it came from Spain
They say that Spain is dead. But
that man( the inventory has the
eve of Columbus.
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0tAtGnQiEN
avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana. until 10
At Which, q time inc they vii Be publicly opened
Pvmt
F. A. 1884 state road
No. 46, Spen-
Ger Bloom
Ellettsville TO
Bloc m ng
ton. Monroe
F.A. 1873 state road
Ger Bloom
ington road,
from or mile
west OF Me-
m cks
ct t vile
owen and
Monroe coun-
F A. Is2-A state road
n ntlls S HSa
Brookville to
x mile south
county line.
in county; 1878 IS feet
No: j Brook
nersviIle road,
z mile south
county line to
G. o nm ers-
Vile. Frank
cite counties. s,S44 10 feet
F. A. III State road
No Is. Cos
road. Goshen
to state road
No. 20. Elk
I64A-I State road
North Vernon
mics I Z : q NORTH 1iS
vest OF Writ
son county. 0200 i6 feet
Bids will be received for three types of
CONCRETE. BITUMINoUs CONCRETE,
in the specifications, supplements, and
The State viii furnish the cement for
all OF the above projects.
January Is. road letting.
F. Abs state road No. As.
Haysville Loogootee
road. Haysyille. to
and Martin counties. 1920
Bids will be received for grading ana
structures of 20-foot clear span or under
On the above project. as shown on the
pans ana QeSCIlDeQ IN the SpeCluCdtlOQS.
The contractor will furnish the necessary
cement for this project.
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free, and plans upon pay
ment Of $3.50 per set. exclusive of cross
sections. Cross section also will be sup
Piled upon an additional payment Of
ofSplaIls, $3.50. There will be no refund
for plans returned. Plans may also be
seen without charge at the office OF. the
Statehouse: Annex. l02 North Senate ave-
nue. Indianapolis. Indiana. All checks
for plans should De made payable to
Director. Indiana State Highway Com
Immediately prior to the time of filing
any proposal, each bidder shall submit
to the state highway commission, an ex
perience record and financial statement,
prepared on the State Highway Commits
sion standard form, A. D. lit. prescribed
by the State Board OF Accounts of Indi-
ana. which forms will be furnished upon
request. Any experience records and
financial statements previously fled with
the commission will not be acceptable
with proposals fled for this letting.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
and best bidder. but the right to reject
any and all bids Is reserved. Each bidder
with his proposal shall file a corporate
surety bond, payable to the State of In
diana, in the sum of one and one-half
Qtsl times the amount of his proposal
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION.
j. j. BROWN.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proo storage house Store ncG
paw months later No chergc for hauling
PARTLOW-JENKIES ROTOR CAR co
zig s. Market: Ri 1850.
STORAGE-OyERLAND HAUL INC
Special prices on return loads PACKING.
shipping. OTTO J. SUEZ. Ri 562e RI
656i. Nights Oh. o69e-W
j 81. TAYLOR TRANS, AND STORAGE.
SPECIAL PRICES OYERLANDATo OF
from Chicago. st. Louis Detroit, Cleve-
land OF other cities. DR.. S07s or Ri z265
LOCAL AMI OVERLAND HAULING-Iarre
cqvere1 truck rslishls men; - city. work
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followed them in his auto but lost
the trail after several blocks.
The bullet nipped Hendricks
scalp, but he was not wounded seri-
ously.
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EX.P0LICEW0MAN is
VICTIM IN ROBBERY
Th:efs Grabs Purse Containing SIS,
Two Necklaces and KEYS.

If you are an ordinary citizen and
had your purse lifted, pity the for
mer policewoman who Tuesday was
the victim of q purse snatcher.
Mrs. Anna Buck, $50 West Thirty
first street, who has retired from
active duty. reported to former IL
leagues that her purse was stolen
from under her arm while in q
downtown store Tuesday.
The purse contained So, two neck
laceS, keys.
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
The Board of Trustees of the Central
State Hospital will receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday Dec: 26, at 10 q. m !:
for furnishing supplies for the month OF
January. 1881.
Estimate book will be on file at Room
LAT Statehouse. from and after Monday
BY ORDER OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
WALLASE o. LEE. President.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bids for the construction of a Union
Building on the campus OF Indiana Uni
versity at Bloomington will be received
in the Office Of the undersigned on or
before Jan. %. 1881. at ten O'Clock a. M;
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Plans and specifications for this build
ing may be obtained from the architects,
Granger and Bollenbacher. 1893 North
Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Illinois, on
JOHN w. CRAVENS.
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana.
Decenoher % 1881
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Business Opportunities

APTS.-Rooming houses. groceries. res
taurapts, any going business sold quickly.
ccnfdentialiv for cash. Lincoln Business
Excl1ge. 415-I6 Peoples Blk. Bldg. Ri. 2604.
BOOMING HOUSE-North; II rms; clean;
barg.; $50 down. 426 n. Alabama. Ii. 9789.
Coal and Wood
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MANAGER WOUNDED
IN GROCERY HOLDUP
Negro Bandits Escaped in Sedan
After Taking S35.

Three cartridges in his revolver
missed fire when he shot at two
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Houses for Rent

BRADBURY. 13I7-4-room serii-ncdern.
water paid. $3.50. Dr.. GAS.
DRAPER 1875 rooms. water paid.
gas. cleo. SIG; near school. HI. 1855.
HARRIS, a SIS rms; complete bath:
garage: Wash. Htgh.i SIS. Be. o7Ee.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
for the construction OF certain highways
described as follows. wiz be received by
the Director OF the State Highway COM
mission at his Office on the 3rd floor Of
the Statshouse Annex. 102 North Senate
avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana until 10
&. m on the 18th day OF January. 1881,
at which time they will be publicly opened
and read.
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Radio and Equipment
Poultry and Supplies
Miscellaneous Wanted

800 Tancred Leghorn Ptllets. ready to
lay. BOYER'S HATCHERY. Ri. 541o or
write tn Thorntown. Ind.
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Store-Omce Supplies

TYPEWRITERS-Al standard makes. new
and used poTtables; Dalton adding ma
chimes. Repairs and TYPEWRITER supplies,
Tvpewriters OF all makes rented at Sc
per month OF 3 months $3.50. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO. 1877 n. Meric-
ian st. Board of Trade bldg Ii 1922
Portables in Xmas Boxes
High class rental service speciality
80 adding machines to 60. Give US a
call Reverse charges. KING TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, 205 Mass. Ave. L..
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Radio and Equipment

NEW 1881 screen grid radios in beautitul
cabinets with tone control, 500.
Console Rat os at the price OF Mlogets.
Several reptssesSed radios at bargain
prices $50 to $40 allowance on your olc
radio. graphophone or piano. on 1891
Majestic. All sets guaranteed. Open IN
Oh slt iS o2 e. H. LANES. 2aza z. 10th.
RADIOS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Entire stock guaranteed. new. 1891 At
water Kent. CrosleYr and Philco radios.
at big DEDUCTION also2 ss 3. y a 'uoes-
New Apex, Neutrodyne
in beautiful cabinets. while they last.
$50 Complete. ALLEN. 5ll Mass. Ave.
a C DAYTON-9-tube hfghboy. regular
$50: sale price. $3.50 complete. Terms.
KEMPLER RADIO co.
IS. Virginia Ave. n. 800
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP
rs East washington St.
RADIO SERVICE, 81: on any make rsdIo.
Power Dsck repalrlne speciaItS zAS4
FND. RADIO Oh 1859
RADIO SERVICE-CaIIs 81 aerials. g 50:
-s+eTts5 furnished EAzLEY'S RADIO
SERVICE I'll ". 9th. IA. 1855
A--I0-tube superheterodyne COM
bfnatIou radio 81. only 50 days old. $50
s704 n. Capitol. RI. 2875.
soc PER CAIL-Expert service Whv nav
mere Lsghtning Radio: CD. 1zl0.
KFRIALs-Radio service. by gtaduate en-
9ineer. II vrs- exp. DR.. 626g-J.
LTNCOLN RADIO SERVICE-Tubes gen.
repairing: sxperts, llze-
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Musical instruments

sAxoPHoNEs- Buescher, Conn. Holton,
sacrifice prices easiest payment plan in
town: investigate our rental and free
lesson plan Lorenz Saxophone SCHOOL. in
side Pembroke arcade. II. 4eg0.
XMAS SPECIAL sI65 Orthophouic, like
new. s25, Just one. Viking MUSIC
Co. 100 E. Ohio st.
XMAS 6PECIAL-Baldwin player. bench
ard rolls for balance on account. SOD;
This is a real bargain. Viking MUSIC
co. 40 Z. Ohio st.
Observation-Disclosures
Student outfits COMP. 81 Up; boys anq
cases. Terms. NEIL V. CEhlA4N. 40
Pembroke arcade.
XMAS SPECIA1ESplendid used Piano. as
low as S35. Viking MUSIC co. 10
e. Ohio st.
SAxOPHGNF- g Melody with case. $500.
205 Massac husetts Ave. Ii. $40.
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Storage and Transfer

NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER co.-PriceS
reasonable Cali at all times. Ia. 37zl
MOVING. So: YOU help. 81 less. = ton
truck: quick. guam. service. Oh. $50.
BRTTTON TRANSFER-M0v.. $3.50 load:
large trucks responsible men. Or f6l6