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TODAY r. THE
BRAZIL DECLARES WAR

On oct. rs, 1917. Brazil formally
declared war on Germany and
President Braz sanctioned the act
by official proclamation.
The vote On One Chamber or
Deputies I'm favor of a declaration
of war was 14q to /. In the senate
the vote was unanimous.
Anticipating the declaration or
war. tho Germans set fire and
sank the German gunbOat Eber no
Rio de JaneirO.
The Italians. falling back be-
fore the renewed AustrO-G German
offensive. began the evacuation on
the BainsiZza- HeiiiEenEcist pla-
teau and Field Marshal Haig and
General Petain renewed their
drive in Flanders. further setting
back the German line.
Premier BOseili announced the
resignation Of tine italian cabinet.
and President Wilson announced
that on and after Nov. L.. 1917,
and during the war with Germany.
tho manufacture distribution ana
storaac use ON possession cf eN-
plcsives Cr ingredients thereon
would be forbidden.
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Il do know that Eddie was killed.
deliberately. Mightn't IL have been
the other fellow. the one he owed
money 70? Why hasn't anyone
found him? He's the one who's
really 10 blame!"
what do you know about the
other fellow?" Kane asked suspi-
ciously.
"The same as you %. That n
Eddie did it-and / don't believe II
for a minute-he was made TO do
II by the man he owed money to-
KANE smiled tolerantly. Il
= wouldn't say that. Miss Hark-
ness. That's only a theory. You've
nothing 10 back Il up"
Haven't I? Then I'll find some
thing. I'm going 70 prove that Ed.
die had no part In that crime II It's
the last thing I ever do" Her small
fist beat the table by way OF EN-
phasis.
Kane pursed his lips.
"As you please. Miss Harkness."
be said. "but / think you're making
a big mistake. You're a very lucky
girl" Mary moved impatientIy. but
be fixed her with an earnest eye
and continued. You're no relation
to the Jupiters. are your" be asked
abruptly.
why no." Mary replied in sur
prise.
Kane nodded his head sagely.
well, for an outsider. you're sit
ting in the lap OF Luck. IL you only
knew II. Those two old people set
great store by you. and l under
stand one OF the last acts OF that
old lady's life was 10 ask her lawyer
draw up adoption papers for YOU"
The storm or resentment that had
racked Mary during Kane's reveal.
lions had left her more calmly pur-
poseful than she had ever been In
her life.
Thank you for all you have
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Thomas A. Edison with more than so mileposts to his
credit knew that he had to go, he kissed his loved ones a
last farewell. a smile wreathed his pallid face, he turned
his face to the wall and closed his eyes in deathless sleep.
He died as he had lived, true to his convictions, true to
his ideals, true to his loved ones, true to that great heart
that ever throbbed for humanity. He was the greatest
of inventors. He was a benefactor of mankind. His re-
markable scientific achievements dispelled the darkness
from the world and made him an immortal, who was not
born to die"
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Quotations

Mussolini is a thousand men in
one. and the voices Of thousands
speak through him.
-Cecile Sorel. famous French ac-
tress.
II seems absolutely impossible for
the federal government to keep out
Of the ~bootlegging business.
Sen. James A. Reed.
America has always been a handy
place 10 blame things on.
Guy Fitzpatrick.
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81 IVA IarcPL nc

poured like steam. X was dark IN.
side and the only waiter. a repel.
lent-l0Oking creature in greasy
black. stared al his pretty visitor
rs II q wOman's presence I'm the
place we're rare indeed.
when they had ordered and sent
him away. Bowen apol0gized.
This ~ an awful dump. but IT'S
q good place w talk. Take your
things orr" He took their wet
coats. the 70 ne mad loaned her
and his own. and hung them 20 dry
over the back OF the two vacant
chairs AZ their table. Then he
looked about cautiously. The place
was empty except FOR two men who
rose 10 depart. t%0Othpicks In mouth.
MARY said. You're funny.
- What're YOU doing II for-to
cheer me up?"
"You did look kinda dlthery.
Don't NOW what dithery is2 Wen.
no matter. Bigger things on foot
Turning serious abruptly. he low
cred hts voice d%lscreetIy. Listen.
Remember when your brother was
hurt. his talking about a Gy?"
Mary nodded.
well. 10 kinda stuck in my mind.
Thinks 4. Ill HE myself out TO the
race-track some sunny afternoon
and nose around. You know WHAT
There's 4 race-track gambler hang.
Ing around Jamaica that everybody
calls The Fly"
do YOU suppose IN could be-
lie threw ont his hands and
shrugged III haven't found any
body yet that's seen him with your
brother. But they All know Eddie
down there. Sooner OF later III
find out what TIE tic-up was. Any.
how. tive d tip."
"Did you see hlmg"
mo. and that's n funny thing.
Nobody's seen him for IN couple on
weeks"
Mary calculated rapidly. liz was
two weeks ago tomorrow night"
Bowen nodded. Correct"
Excitement kindled flames IN the
girls checks and brought stars "
her eyes.
"0h, IN 10 should be- She
erasped both bis hands with her
own and gave them a glad squeeze.
III you help me 10 clear Nd all this
trouble. Ill-Ill-T don't know
what III d0l"
Hold ID. hold ny" chided the
other. Tive rot u weak heart. Be-
sides. we haven't cot t0 first base
yet in the matter on evidence"
"But wo wini on. 1 knew aIl
along there vas something back on
this" Her face clouded again at
the recollection or her recent inter-
view with Kane. Maybe hen do
something about X now!"
Bowen observed her bitterness,
and guessed its cause.
Listen" he told Der steruly.
IAN 4 ask is-don't say a word
about this 20 Kane"
Curiosity prompted her TO ask
his reason.
swell, more than one reason"
They drew back while tho murder
ous-looking waiter served their
food-huge plates heaped with
stcamlng spaghetti and mcat balls.
Bowen ierked a thumb after the
walters %retreatlDg back. Two
years out on Sing SinE-hlm. He's
got 20 stay where the police can
keep an eye ON him or no back 10
stir. Good guy. lie wouldn't cut
your throat for less than a dime"
AZ Mary surveyed her plate dis
trustfully. he added Go ahead. Eat
your lunch. Pcls0n's not his lire.
But rs I was saying. Az we find the
guy that killed your brother. I
want the st0ry-I don't want the
other papers 10 Eat IN. And an
other reason Is. X the Fly Is the
man I think he ~. It'll take more
than Pretty jim Kane ~ bring tim,
i'm
(TO Bc COntinued)
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would carry him al intervals Mo- IA
certain large city. II developed from
the study OF the attacks that they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-26

OF events during each day.
A case Is cited IN which a pa
tient RAJ a railroad man whose run
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appear. He is also asked to keep a
very careful record on the back Of
his food diary of the general trend
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Apartments for Rent

utilities paid: porch. adults. $50. He. 1905.
BELLFONTAINE. 1SiS-RecentlY redeco-
rated lower apt: 5 rms. bath. heat. wat.
gar. furnished: reduced rent. DR.. $500
COLLEGE. 2i5l-4 and 5-rm.. attr. apis;
rent was I'D S45: to obtain permanent
occupants. $15 per mo. Move in new.
Rent starts Aug. LIST. See custodian.
ROACH. l530-4-rm modern bungalow:
small ward Ia 0oO9
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Personals

RHEUMATISM, muscular pains,
neuralgia and varicoSe veins can be
promptly relieved with a special
formula, Wintergreen Liniment.
Guaranteed to show results upon
the first application or your money
refunded; SOC and 81 bottles. Pre-
pared only by the B. M. Keene
Drug Co., Delaware and Ohio SITS,
Indianapolis, Ind. Mail orders
promptly filled.
TECTIVES-Private. CONFIDENTIAL
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854: ewes. Hu. Sl01.
W. @. SACHS. painter and decorator In
terror specialist ll06 Scam Ave. DR. 1856.
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Help Wanted Female

ALTO singer for church sole and s quartet
EXCHANGED for vocal lessons. Address
Times Box A 2O6.
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Help Wanted Male

EXPERIENCED house-to-house solicitors:
you feel confident that you can sell tea
and coffee on the premium advancement
plan, we can use you; it takes real sales
rnanship and you are expected to produce
orders. Apply Jewel Tea Co., 1920 z.
Washington st.
solicitor for Indianapolis.
Apply at Central Motor Freight Lines.
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

GIRL wants general housework, country
or town; 10 years old; Sc week. 2o47 N.
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WILSON. ROBERT B.-Husband Of Jessie
passed away wednesday. Services Sat-
urday, 2:3o, ct the Mckee Chapel Of
Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Friends
invited. Cremation following. Friends
may call at the FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
NORTUARY after Friday noon.
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TRANSFORMATION

ARE you driving somewhere and wish con-
genial guests to share expense. Call
AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU. Ii. 1851. 426
N. Illinois.
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Instructions

IRVNGTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC
"a SCHOOL THAT SHOWS RESULTS"
Special summer Rates. Pipe organ
Dramatics. Dancing. All instruments
SPECIAL, offer Of six weeks free inStruc-
ton for the enrolment fee and only cost
go Lessons valued at $40 70 $50 9 term.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL, 2l3l-Front apt: living rm,
bedrm., kitchenette; private porch and
entrance; $3.50 wk.: also rn1.. Kitchen
cite; pr. bath & ent.. 81 wk. He. Ass.
DELAWARE. N. so6-Attractive. small.
furnished apartment: reas. Ri. ii48.
MERIDIAN, N. 2235-Apt s, modern; S
rooms. 2-bedrooms; Frigidaire; heat. light.
gas furnished S65. Ii. 1862.
MICH. E., 62e-New small furnished and
unfinished apis; reasonable.
PLEASANT RUN PKWY.. N. Dr., s56: 4
nm. furn.. mod. dble.: SIS: wa. 1910 Finley
TACOMA. N. 202-5-rm. mod. gar: every
thing furn.: cd. location. Oh. 565s-R, ewes.
WALNUT. E.. 1873 rooms, private bath:
$40 See houssekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON. e. s720-Mod.. arm.
furnished or unturn. apt: priv. porch: 81.
THE HANES-sl0N N. m: beautiful
E,,.r, NJ clnsa IN. Il eoa.
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indianapolis Rental Bureau

Desirable apartments IN any part Of
city. furnished end y'1furnished. from SIS
TO S175, transportation furnished No
charges or obligations. Ii. 4S07, evenings
and Sunday Wa. o4Ss.- or Be-. SI14.s.
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.~ent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. 152s-Completley furn. 2-rm.
apt; private entrance: 81. garage.
ALABAMA. NJ 52S-3-rm. apt, End floor;
clean. reasonable; inquire Apt. /.
AsagLAND l63.2 compietely turn: rms.
modern. priv. entrance: range down.
BROADWAY. I422-Beautiful front furn.
apt; overstufied: gar: redu.: adults; SO.
BROADWAY. 1872 rms. kitchenette;
thoroughly cleaned. sink. beds: 81.
BELLEFONTAINE .l13l-2-room apt, also
sleening room: So and $3.50.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1862 or 8. modern.
airy, well. furnished. new paper. paint.
floors. refntshed. porch. pantry, refrig-
a %a sss sink. range; adjoining BATH $3.50,
COLLEGE, l9S6-Completley furn.. 2-rm.
ant: sink; slpg. nm: run. wa. Il. e013.
FMS. $3.50 ] RIM. So. l007 PROSPECT.
HIGHLAND AVE, 402---NewlY deco. z
ms ss 5aaa ss9ys 39 iEe5sS wa MS aaz5
So So IS. Sc. $3.50 week. IA. 71l0.
ILLINOIS. N. 202o-Lovely airy 3 I'm. apt.
Next piaygr0 lllf. . near Senool: WICKER
NEW JERSEY, N, 1874 Lodging. clean,
rms for the night. 2Sc and Soc. Ri. zIz5:
NEW JERSEY, N. .418-Clean, newly pa
pered; everything furn.: 81: slpg. rml.. 81.
ORIENTAL, N, 20-2-rm. furnished apt:
modern: weeks rent free.
OHIO, $40 .E.-2 rooms, s. week; every
PARK. 1662-Two large front rooms front
porch: private entrance; everything furn.
STATE. N. 1888 connecting rms: everv-
thing furnished: sink. Oh: 0162-J.
TALBOT. N, 2420--2 and 3-rm. priv. apts.:
garage: Sc to So week. Ia. TITO.
TALBOT. N. 1851 and rms. with
kitchenette: comp. fur; reas. Ia. 1898.
CLINTON HOTELS Vlrg.; 2 rms. every
thing furn.. $3.50: right dwnt'n. Ri. 1888
ONE cool. clean room with kitchen privl.;
near Brookside park; So. Oh. $500.
CLOSE IN-Share or entire mod. apt;
overstuffed furn., Frigidaire. Ri. 1924.
WNTOWN-Furnished or unfurnished.
! or rms. wklv. or monthly rates: util
Call BREVORT HOTEL. Ill. & Ohio SITS.
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Legal Notices
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. MARION
TkTTNTh MA

COUNTY, INDIANA.
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR AWARDING OF
C0NTRACTS 10 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS.
Mas. trustee Of Franklin Township.
Marion County. Indiana. VIII Ie 4sdHe
sealed bids at his office on the s Mas Foa9
school bus drivers in the schools OF 1 SAG
Franklin Township for the ensuing nISS'
for each school wear separrately. and col
lectiVelv as follows For the nrst Sc n00a~
for the fT TSt the enc rs ss'O Second and
third ensuing school wears. for. the nrst;
second. third and fourth ensuing Scno %
Sscbooi BUS BUS drivers Tor the said ensuing
school years separately or couectlVs4V az
aforesaid in each Of the Schogo oSs Of S anS
brsnN rItessponsibie bidders. Each school
year consists of eight months
The Trustee and Advisory BoaTd5, s shan
haT we sat snfts sSt bid shall have been re-
ceived. the Trustee and AdVlSoty ~ 6oat ~ y
viii award the contract or conE5scSst 20 %
rate OF compensation which is no hlgn1SeI
than the bids submitted by TespohSlO4e
bidders. -,. 1,.0-d
reserve the right to award the CONTRACT
Tor said services for the hrst ensu aiIS
school wear or for the tLst ana frs 3ec seel
end and third ensuing school wears, Or
Tor the first. second. third ana NJ lou III n.
e frsct shall be awarded to any driver
nnless he be a resident OF Franklin TOWN.
All bids must be in the hands Of the ne
trustee on or before 8 o'clock p Pm M f on
tuesday Aug 1881 Specii n mV off Ice
squ aDv time "" from a. m to D. m. daily
from hsT0t Bidders ~ bus m qogte se'F so
connlpIe ,1yJ,tb ali other information pertain
spS to these routes by SAILING 81 an nE
office OF said Trustee Bioders plalA'
VII The said trustee and said Aavls % y
nod reserve the right to relecV any
III" A'' HARRY L. MAZE.
trustee. Franklin Township.
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EHEI TON, NINA beloved daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Philip II. shelton and sis
ter OF Kermet P. Huber B and Ruhey NJ.
loss West Thirty-seventh St. july %.
age % years. Funeral services will be
held at the Thrty-flrst Street Baptist
church Saturday. July as at o. m.
Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL d.
RECTORS.
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REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES
Beautiful. modern, complete. furnished
or unfurnished. with or without hotel
service. walking distance. $50 N. Penn
sylvania street. OF call RI. 1871.
APTs--7 or rms: furnished and unfurn.:
reconditioned throughout: walking dis
lance from town: exceptionally low price.
Call $50 Fletcher ave. or phone Ri. 6295.
nth. w. .42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
Cau Apt No. 1. THE GRANT.
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ITUETFN, T HINT , . y
Marion County. Indiana.

III ,oII At public Auction one ora
WE W. sc sen sedan. 1928, model 6-io
motor No s3S5 serial No. S s2SsSount ho
ftofssaSSes o ut 2 p. m. July 81. 1881.
W FANCHER & LONG.
Navwood Indiana.
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CENTRAL. 24s2-Beautiful furnished rm
with private bath: gar. ideal home:
| COLLEGE, l427-Large front rm. down:
outside emit: gentleman pref Ri. 8l04.
COLLEGE. 262O-Large. front rm., alcove,
2 or 8: meals optional He. 1880.
CENTRAL l96o-Nicely furnished rm.,
close TO bath: large closet.
CENTRAL, 2432-Nicely furn. front room;
modern; ideal home. 81.
CENTRAL CAR-527 E. 18th: lovely. large.
'front.' mod. pri. home; $3.50: So Ri. 7l03.
GLADSTONE, N, 32--Large. pleasant.
front nm for 2 gar. kitchen privileges
81. coy nm. for |: priv. 81. Il. 1911
NORTH-Near Butler; rm, adjoining bath:
new home: garage. Hu. 1910.
NEW YORK, 124 E.-s2.5O per week and
up: all outside rooms.
ORIENTAL. 20 NJ front unfurn. rm.:
also furn. sleeping nm. Ii. 9o55.
PARKVIEW. l8-Cln.. front rm.: no other
roomers; garage; breakfast If desired.
VERMONT, W. 36-Savoy. Apt. No. 10;
single rm.: gentleman; 81; eleva. Ii. e0l3.
WASHINGTON BLVD. 3600-Lovely home
for business woman. Hu. 3274.
LARGE, clean furnished room: next bath:
private home. DR.. 65lS.
ST. DENIS HOTEL. 1856 w MARKET.
CLEAN Rms. Low RATES. downtown.
4oTH. W. 4l3-l or Q: home privileges: will
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Miscellaneous for Sale

SO BDLS. Hardwood flooring, $50.
8 Crates Mahogany Veneer, $115.
II Drums Mahogany Filler, 500.
/ Box Dowen Stock, 3-16x53s in.,$50.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South ST.
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Death Notices

CUSTER. NARY ELI EEIzA Be Hhotse1 81
wife of Fred r: CusNtefF ulster; a9 WT,c EIfs and
Mai'eID Dale ieA Dalton departed this I lfe
Thursday. July %. age 6S y years; fu IS n
SIIadstone. 2 p. m. Burial Fountaintowsn1'
I'D Friends invited. Funeral unoer Oh
11seetion OF MOORE & KIRK.
CURTIS. JOHN JAY, passed away Thurs rEnITS
~ morning Services at the FLANNEts
cay TTT1tSHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday. ;
q m Friends invited Burial Crown Hill:
$op0 GERTRUDE M-Beloved wife OF
FSSicbaeI ]. Ford. mother Of John and
sister Of Frank M Thomas G; and Anna
Kelly, and Mrs. Mary K; Canton; passed
dsnce s54O N. Capitol ave. Funeral Sat
Irday July IS; $50 a m , at G Eeshsaedneei
Services S. Peter 9n o Pag aus. Oe eete1G
Friends invited.
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SOUTH TExAS-Twelve months growing
season, lovely climate. SIS acre for rich
well drained loan land. Hour Houston
best roads. schools, water, mineral rights,
timber. grows everything, never FEED. free
range, easy terms. Write Huber, Cleve-
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Barter and Swap

CASH and carry ice station for sale cheap
on account of sickness; selling from 4 to
6 tons daily. option on good water melon
stand. Dr. 5A79.
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Musical Instruments

SMALL EBONY upright piano: excellent
condition and terms: price $40. WIKI
ING MUSIC CO. 100 z. Ohio.
-Investigate our free les
son and easy payment plan. LORENZ
SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. $500.
ELLINGTON upright piano: price SIS.
VIKING MUSIC CO. 100 E Ohio.
RELIABLE make. duco nnishEd Grand:
NAV be had for small balance, easy terms,
Il 6s6S. Viking MUSIC CO. lao E.
.9ueht Nursss s.
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Automobiles for Sale

Special Today Only
1880 Ford Tudor in excellent mechani-
NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET co.
e36 2. SD st. HUI TOO
BarEains N Used Cara.
a., a. 49,. CARSON ERoG -.
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Poultry and Supplies
Radio and + Equipment

FRIES-Rhode Island Red. Boo h. Viii
comb st. and Rockville Rd. Be. 1902:
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Cottages and Resorts

FOR RENT COTTAGE on, Lake Manitou
rest of season. Boats and garage: cleo
trio lights. .and, telephone: Call LEVI r
MOORE, Lincoln 2770. or see him al
LAKE front mod cottages. Call Millers-
Vile, ideal Beach. Schaefer Lake or Oh
Ol02. Indianapolis. Ind. 1907 North Gaze
NEW Mod. cottages. private: Lake Schae.
fer. Ideal Beach. Lake Side Lodge. II. 4O9S
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MOZE. JOSEPHINE Beloved daughter Of
Mr. and MRS. J9seph Moze; sister OF OF
Wednesday. July %. at the city hospital.
Funeral saturday July IS a m; a. At
Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call any.
fine after 10 a. n. at the residence, 1885
". Holmes Ave. CHARLES STEVENS in
charge.
PLANT, ROYAL J.-Hushand OF Mildred
q. Plant. father OF George Willis Plant.
passed away Tqes.dhay ss sIN,ycts satHyITr-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited.
Burial Knightstown, Ind.
SANDAL. JAMES =. lJimmiel-BeIoved
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Randall
passed awav Friday, july -. at the resi-
dence 81 North Ninth Ave. Beech Grove
md Friends NAV call at the FINN BROS
FUNERAL HOME. 1889 N. Meridian St.
ANYTIME until SUNDAY; q. m. Funeral
residence Of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. James Randall. 1888. W. First ST..
Ssreensburg Ind Burial South Park
Cemetery. Friends invited.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

SAVE 500 ON ANY JOB
Complete overhaul. Is, SIS; S. s27
Finest Duco jobs. s24 TO $40. Everything
absolutely guaranteed. Can or phone
INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL South
and Alabama. Ri. 0648
Might Nurse"
JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.-WiI
repair or make new tcps and curtains for
your car 202 Kentucky Ave
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Half Price

one 1880 models semi-automatic water
softener. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE
co 3525 East Wash ST. IT. ISL
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Suburban for Rent
Houses for Sale

STOP 81 Rockville Road. no heat. 7
dirt. garden growing. chicken yard.
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PRINCETON HOTEL

GRAY. N. 958-sI2 for 2; good meals:
front room; car. CHI 3232-R.
OAKLAND, 90l N-Room and board;
priv. mod. home: laundry, 81. Oh. 0441-J.
BROADWAY. 2539-Twin beds. strictly
mod home. privileges; unusually cool. So.
OXFORD N. 945-Nice airy front nm.
priv. home. splendid meals. Oh. 1602-M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-13
Bowling Tonight

RENDEZVOUS.
District League--Rendezyous W. Hecht Co.
LUCKY STRIKE.
National Capital League--Meyer Davis VS..
Naval Gun FACTORY Leasue-Drawing vs..
Z ecsing, tuoe VI. 5.Ght, Radio VS.. Broad
. &c mount, 3.eecl A4eeIanism VS.. Gun.
CONVENTION HALL.
jewelers. League,-Domaera & CO. vs. op-
Co. Heller Piatins~ CO. 3l vs.. Jewel Shop,
Kahn VS. Blusteins Wholesalers, Cats No. z
vs.. J. Limon, Salvatore Desio vs.. Shaw &
ARCADIA.
Building Contractors League-James Baird
rs. Standard Art Marble, George a. Fuller
Butcher But VS.. Hudson & Do1Eherty, Rudolph
4 4 West vs.. John P. Evans, Lake Stone VS..
$George A. Fuller No. D "A. w. Lee VS.. South
ern Asbestos, ?. 7. McDermott VS.. Charles II.
Tompkins.
HYATTsYILLE ARCADE.
Prince Georges League, Section i--Legion
construction vs.. Easies, c. 4 p. ofics vs..
CITY POST OFFICE.
City Post ONCE League-InS epr1dents vs.
Mailing, Parcel Post VS.. Local lfo.
ROCKVILLE.
Rockville League--cheyrolet VS.. Fire De-
partment.
MOUNT RAINIER.
Mount Rainier League, Glass A-RiYerdalG
Confeetionery VS.. Columbia.
Mount Rainier League, Class B-Pittsburgh
Mount Rainier Ladies' League-crickets W
voltage CITY,