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and then crawl in underneath and start the
fire. Pretty soon she gets good and hot inside
and begins to swell out, so crawl under the
edge and take off my pants and shirt, and
there am in the old red tights with spangles
on 'em that I uster wear and white Roman
gladiator sandals. Yes, and looked pretty
good for an old feller. Didn't l. Map"
"Yar, you really did look fine joe" said Ma.
"Fine. But it's lucky I'd darned en-
Il looked fine, anyway" declared Pa Darby,
chuckling to himself. We'll the new spieler
is spelling, and the band is playing and there's
a couple thousand hicks around and, believe
me, it's all pretty swell. I turn to Boy-Joe
and kind of poke him in the ribs, and say, How
about it, kid? Pretty swell what?' But it
don't get much of rise.
We'll, the old smokebag is putting out and
swaying like big gray pig, SO I lays out the
two chutes side by side on the grass and makes
sure that the shroud lines is all clear and the
little knives is fastened just right with their
rubber bands SOS we cut loose with one
yank And then take Boy-Joe to one side to
give him the final earful.
kid says, putting my arm around him.
Kid why shucks, there won't be nothing to it!
We got 1000 feet of sunshine before We get
near the clouds, and we'll cut loose way down
at 1000. We don't want to wait till we're too
near the clouds, because they'll cool the bag
and down she'll come ker-swillop. I'll cut first
and when my chute opens up, you cut, too
Just shut your eyes, kid yank the knife-cord
and hang on. And half an hour from now
we'll be tearing into that plank steak, hey, how
about it?'
II look at him with the old magnetic smile
all over my face, expecting to see likewise OF
him. But there amt. I can tell from his look
that he hasn't heard a word I've been saying.
He moves his mouth couple of times but
no sound comes out. Then he takes a long
breath and says: It's no use, Pa, I can't go
Evening star., 1932-08-28
DARBY AND JONES

through with it. I'm yellow, Pa. I'm
just like you said, Pa
We'll, don't know what to do, becd
a minute or so the smokebag will be fu
then we've either got to go up or she'll
catch fire. But spot Ma over in the cr{
beckon to her and turn Boy-Joe over
and walk away, because I know she 4
him up. But look back at them, and /
talking to him very earnest, and sudden
opens up the front of her shirtwaist 1
and shows Boy-Joe what she's got on
meath. Didn't you, Map"
Yes, God forgive me- said Ma. II shd
that I've got on my old spangled tights
meath, and tell him either he goes up d
Yes, and I would of, too
Why, sure you would" agreed Pa
But of course, after that you didn't hi
Boy-Joe Genes over to me, and can 81
walking in kind of fog, he's that scared
he says, 'Okay Pop Yes, that's exactly
he says. 'Okay, Pop
We'll, the bag is filled as tight as al
and pulling hard, so We both step tA
our trapezes on our 'chutes, holding em
the side ropes, and get ready to run hel
with the breeze until the bag lifts us of
II nod at the spieler, give the office
band leader and yell, Lego, gentleme1
aboard for cloudlandv
"The four poles come down ker-thump|
spieler lets loose yell, and the band bus
Hail, Columbia The old bag jumps up,
the slack out of our chute shrouds, and i
a second we're shooting into the air. And
seems so good to me and like it was yesd
sort of, that I slide backward on the be|
hang by my knees head down, same as I 4
uster"
I'll say you did, Ma testified. "Yoj
behaving like darned old fool"
MAJ" said Joe Darby. severely REM
you amt on the lot now
Excuse me-" said Ma. "Er 20 oyl
Er -
"Er well, yes, 1 will. But this Is y
to be the tough part. kind of, ON acco,
Evening star., 1932-08-28

why wouldn't you dance with me? Don't
be provincial" Dry ice could not be colder.
NC, no! I mean because I'm who am"
"O-o-o-h!'
Meaning what?"
Nothing much"
Nicky looked at her You burn me up.
suppose you know you look like yellow thistle
down in that dress?'
Idiot Thistledown isn't yellow"
We'll. who cares? Let's go look at the lOp-
sided moon"
Evening star., 1932-08-28
illustrated BY
STIRLING HILL

IA /HEN Nicky was invited to be guest leader
w of the orchestra that evening Judy stared
in amazement.
YEAH" said Sturdy in answer to her ques-
ton. Sure, he's the Nick of the Rhythm
Rogues. Don't tell me you didn't find that
outi"
She squelched him with look I'VE talked
of other things
"Oh, pardon me. It isn't the heat, it's the
whitening
Nicky laid down his megaphone and walked
straight to Judy'S side
Aren't you surprised?" he asked tenderly,
his dark head close to the yellow one.
Evening star., 1932-08-28
"A GIRL CAN'T BE TOO CARE]

81 YER sandal few across the room,
followed by a cloud Of pink chiffon.
A door slammed, then a drawer clat-
tered to the floor, spilling its rain
bow contents in fluffy disorder. The
Evening star., 1932-08-28

Cant. I've promised the next TO 81
Nicky scowled. That droop?"
Judy nodded brightly. where's you
headed woman?"
"Jealous?" probed Nicky.
His question was ignored.
"Aw, don't be snooty. I'm visitirI
Evening star., 1932-04-19

Misses S35 Novelty Tweed Suits three piece outfits
sizes to .n. Dese' ooisAlr blue $25
Misses $3.50 Suits tailored suits with creme
and lSIi black '....'su moaes oor'aiF blue $35
Misses S4950 Suits with detachable fox collars mo-
hreepiece models in Corsair blue Ia and Is POO
Misses S4950 Fox -cuffed Suits in wool creme
81 Spanish e blue and green have one in sizes s35
Evening star., 1932-04-19

Misses S2s Beige, Navy and , Brown ST.
ieopardine s me0. ooAn tucked sleeves eS such lO
spirited looking coats. IA, 16.
Misses $3.50 Tan Brown Mixture Sports Coats.
. :. i. comfortable months a year. SIS
6 Misses s22.5O Furless Dress Coats they're on
{. beige, navy green size 16 only. ........ SIS
Misses $3.50 Good looking Sports S1n.5O
Ssss and an with or borsssboe collars
blue or beige wolf sizes IA to Is.
Misses $3.50 Beige or Squirrel Cuffed Coats, Of
beige diagonal woolens they're in demand now.
Misses S35 Goats, with detachable Scarfs of brown
galyak slim beited coats of diagonal woOlens, in
Misses $3.50 Kolinsky Cufed Coats in navy
or beige crepe self scarf collars odds Of a
. Misses $3.50 Cape Coats the cape edged with
beige gaIyak! Corsair blue crepe .. Il You are sine
issss Is r. .sssc ESQ Coats *sstsrn iox On
detachable cape navy or beige soft crepe -.
siim moulded style q, sizes 16 and 20..-u $3.50
sorsatr blue or brown dress coats with %&R
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Miss SIS Blue Fox trimmed Sports Coat, of brown
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just think of saving 500 size ii I4............S3 .S35
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tered cuffs OF white ermine self scarf collar .. .
you'll be noticed in this coat size 16 .ss5
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brown diagonal wool beautiful harmony of color
in excellent fashion size ID 14............S35
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on crepe woOlen coats beige, black . d. we've been
selling lots OF these Ia to 18. 18...........$ $35
8 Misses $3.50 Black Dress Coats . 6a -
crepe or diagonal wOOens soft silky S1 -
shawis of black galyak in sizes IA to feD
Is 4. always In good taste. ...........
4 Misses $3.50 Skin Kolinsky Scarf Coats
diagonal crepe woOlens q. coIlarIess neckIines
tucked sleeves black, beige, navy. ...S45
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fox cedar rose fox detachable collars sizes IL TO
IS =. q. exceptional to find them at ..... sax
! Miss $3.50 Forstmann Ma iOrka WooIen Coat
beige with diagonal neckline and deep cuffs
Of brown galyak size IA only. ............$4 $45
Evening star., 1932-04-19
H6os EEsSa , WOmen's Dresses

6 Women's $3.50 Silk Crepe Dresses c1O
black crepe with beaded sleeves in p IN
sizes SO, 40, 42 -. you'll enjoy wear lO
Ing one OF these. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2 Short Women's sizes AZ, $3.50 brown or black
printed crepe dresses ................. $40
3 Women's, size SO, $3.50 Printed Crepe Dresses
in black with rose green in brown with
green tomorrow they'll be sold at. ....... $40
S Women's $3.50 Dresses black and with
beaded sleeves black with Irish lace a
Evening star., 1932-04-19

6-Women's $3.50 Dress Goats Of tan diagonal wool
with Vicuna fox cuffs sizes SO to 40. $40
4-Women's S2250 Navy Black Creepy O. ~
Wool Goats, with broadtan collars =
you'll feel and look smart in new coat LIZ
sizes 80, 81 ......s..s..s..'..$i 30
4-Women's S29 so Broadtail- trimmed Dress Coats in
navy or beige diagonal woolens every detail a
1892 fashion sizes 80 to a .................$1 SIS
6-Women's $500 Dress Coats the colors
navy or black the smart diagonal wOOlens kid
gaIyak shawl or ascot collars sizes 36 to AZ. SIS
2-Women's SIS Fur Cuffed Coats foxtai cuffs on
smart grey wool only two lucky size 3S's may
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-04-19

Misses $3.50 Monotone Tweed G10 *
Sports Coats raccoon or wolf u go
j.. grand all service coat
Misses sis5o Dress Goats, with detachable collar.
Of vicuna fox in beige, navy black and sizes
IL to 20 neutrality-suspicious.. ...$l275
8 Misses $16.50 Fur-cuffed Coats navy or beige
tunity DGn to ret nice coat II to .siss5
10 Misses $3.50 Furiess Dress Coats crepe dag
onaI woolen scarf collaries necklines navy,
black, beige IA to 49,. ......$l275
Misses $3.50 Polo Coats in double breasted beled
styles tan in sizes IA to Is grand for
Misses Black Dress Coats detachable scarfs
have sizes Ia to 20 for only. .$12.75
4 Misses SIS Fur-collared Coats black Cn w
or 6;Sss s., scarf o.. pouch collar, q s.1
Me- sssss as F: i:sss ss: Ss.a. she
brown red mixtures .. beited 20, u and ~. sis
5 Misses SIS Furred Cuff Goats -, spiral cuffs sf
yicuna fox fozta blue beige crepe wool coats
Misses s45 Navy Black Crepe Coats G0S
-. square shawls of ermine cut squirrel %IN
SO becoming in style sizes IA and ~O
10 ..........................
1 Miss $45 Beige Diagonal Monotone Sports Coat
large horseshoe collar of raccoon size 18
IT'S a nnd at ..'................... .'.....'$@o
2 Misses $3.50 Dress Coats scarf collars
elbow cuffs Of fox beige brown diagonal woOlens
they are really chic in size 16. SIS
Misses S35 Cape Coats the cape Kolinsky edged
of fashionable soft crepe good colors, too
navy, beige, black sizes Ia to IS. SIS
Misses $35 Brown Mole Colared Coats of beigeen
wool crepe square shawls high fashion persons
are wearing brown 16 and 1S...............$5 Is.
Misses $3.50 AII-black Dress Coats ftted at
the waist slim moulded lines square shawls
of sleek black galyak sizes IA to 1S.......$25
l Miss $3.50 Corsair Blue Crepe Dress Coat
the cape edged with beige galyak You can wear a
coat like this anywhere Only size IA. SIS
Misses S35 Diagonal Wool Goats in COrsair blue
beige with self scarf collar and deep cuffs of gayak
sizes IA and 16. 6.......................... ...SZ5
3 Misses $6950 Out of the ordinary q -
collar q. :. . adjustable sleeves striped with fO
galyak navy, black IA and 49,.
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fur edged. Navy or black . such fattering coats
and yet only two may have them.
blue or beige black coats of crepy diagonal wool
SO distinguished looking IA to $5
Evening star., 1932-04-19
T2gs5H y2ooR Misses Goats

40 Misses $l6.5O Dress and Sports Goats
Eeyo 70 %
hona .f cuffs Of
f polo cloth lO
oats. tan in
Evening star., 1932-04-19
Handbags

10O-S1.95 and So Leather and |
Beaded Bags pouch, envelope, |
and vagabond styles pastel /
beads, smooth and rough feathers, |
In black, brown, green.
Slightly marred from @I 20
nandlng s..........
I00-S3 Smooth and Grain Leather
Bags all well made, but slightly
marred from handling. S1 OK
Black, brown, green.....
SOS Peccari so smart
smooth calf, patent leather, Mo-
rocco, and seal bags envelopes
with Upper, and initial plate, vaga-
bond with attached purse, extremely
good bags! Black, blue, brown, CO
ana RED s,..sss.....s....s.
35-$7.50 Ha n d b gs, beautifully
made, every one of them! Smooth
and pin calf, seal, and alligator
grain, metal, galalith, and self
trimmed. vagabond, top handle
pouches, and fiat tailored cS
styles. Green, brown, black. =. pO
$50 Fine Leather Bags, pin and
smooth calf, Venetian leather, and
seal over the arm pouches, vaga-
bond, and tailored styles, some trim
med with marcasite some with
Shiny metal. Black.
browus green, pnd tan. &H IN
yaines here. sssy.~v-... %SoO
Evening star., 1932-04-19
so Misses TwO-Piece Suits
FOURTH FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR
SI650 and Some $3.50 ReRuIarLy
If you want a piece tailored suit it's here in Al q ~
single double breasted style . IL YOU want \
trim Spring suit with fur cuffs Of marmink
foxtails, o kid galyak it's here, too "
and with silk scarfs many of them besides The smart
diagonal and crepe wooens the best colors of the
seasonCorsair blue beige black of the rare chances
that you will not overlook! Sizes IA To 90 ~
Evening star., 1932-04-19

Sl.95 Slips
Don't forget summers O. %
be needing lot of slips!
These are fitted, OF
lovely French crepe, with lace top
and bottom or lace top and tailored
hem. Flesh, white, and tea rose.
$3.95 to $5 Slips
Fitted styles, in French W0
crepe, with fine laces at top
and bottom, some tailored, e.
with embroidery There are
some long tailored evening slips with
extremely low backs. Tea rose.
white, and 0paIine.
Evening star., 1932-04-19

So and 1896
Silk Underwear
Undies lovely enough O. ng
for hope chests! Dance sTO
sets and chemises, I'm
French crepe and crepe
satin, "dressy" ones trimmed with
lace, simple tailored ones, too.
You'll want to share these values!
Flesh, tea rose, white, and blue.
Broken sizes.
S. and $5.95
Silk Underwear
Imagine h m de Q0 0S
gowns at this price! y sIO
Yokes with handdrawn -
work and embroidery
dainty cream laees and fne
tucks on the gowns and one-piece
pajamas of French crepe. Chemises
In the fitted styles You Hike, OF satin,
and French crepe with v neckifnea.
White, flesh, tearose, and blue
Evening star., 1932-04-19
Gloves

"a pairs 81 Washable fabric pull
OnS it's a cotton year, you
know! S-buttOn length, in En.
white only .............. oOC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-03
Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy E breeds, over 432 lbs. lie; under AZ
lbs; &c; leghorns. &c; broilers colored
S SD ring l1s lbs up. 1Oc: barebacks and
Ite 5l{l cocks; 4c. Ducks, large white
Geese. full feathered and fat 7c. Young
guineas each, zoe; old. 15c. Eggs. ap-
proved buying grades of Institute Of
N No lac PoNN MI INDUSTRIES No: l. 24c:
OF. zoe. Butter. % to 23c; undergrades.
20 20 to 2lc: butterfat. 18c. These prices for
poultry accepted. Quoted BY the Wad-
ley company.
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO Nov. -Eggs-Market, firm;
RECEIPTS 1888 cases; extra frsts, 25K a
254c; 1rsts: 24!2@25c; current receipts
@ ?4C Te6 dF5ss 452 tS5s tt4 sg
extra hrsts 1834@19Ac: frsts, I7hMI8c::
seconds, i5@16lac; standards. 1876.
IS trucks fowls IiG14c: s springers f Hsa
1112c; Leghorns. 9lac; ducks. iO612bc:
geese, 1Qgl0l2c: turkeys. 1O@17c: ROSTERS.
~ q111ac; young Americas, I1s4Gi2c.
Potatoes-On track. 21O; arrivals So: ship
ments, 452: market, firm; Wisconsin
@6712c: South Dakota early Ohios, 6O@
Csc: Idaho Russets. $1.10@1.20
CINCINNATI o.. Nov. -Butter-Pack-
ing stock No. 2, lOc; No. 8. Sc: butterfat,
18@2lc; Eggs-Higher; ceases includedl
graded 29c. Live poultry Following quo
tations represent prices tor poultry in GOOD
healthy condition. Thin and coarse stock
lbs. and over. 13c; lbs. and over. l2c; 8
over. &c; boosters. &c; colored broilers.
lbs. and over. 13c; fryers. lbs. and
over 13c: roasting chickens, lbs. and
over. lac; partly feathered. 7c; Leghora
over. 12c; 2 lbs. and over. &C; black SPRING
ers .7c: ducks. under 3 lbs. sell at liberal
CONCESSIONS; ducks. white; lbs. and over
over &c; under lbs. 6ci guineas. Sc;
spring guineas. l q lbs. and over. loo; 2
lbs. and over. 10c turkeys. No. l hens. 8
lbs. and over. tic
NEW YORK. Nov. -Potatoes-Active
Long Island. 75c@ 90 per barrel; New
Jersey. coca 81 40: Maine. s1.5001.75 per
barrel; 1dah0i s17oa22o per sack. Sweet
Southern barrel. s1M113 Southern basket
3.7S per barrel. Pork-steady;, mess. s16.25
s4.5od4.60 per 100 lbs. Petroleum Stead
ier; New York refined. TIC gallon; crude
Pennsylvania. s1.22q1.72 barrel. Grease
29s 921ac per ID. white. 2ss d33zc per ID.
Tallow-Steady: special TO extra. ga a SC
per 10. Common hideS-Dul HideS-City
packer. active: native steers. sac; butt
brands. SIC; Colorados. &c. Dressed poultry
Steady; turkeys. 14G26c: chickens. lin
20c: broilers. 12626c; capons 22d28c;
fowls. 1o@18c: Long Island ducks. 136 1Cc I:
$50 22c: ROSTERS. iod 12c: ducks. sai4c:
fowls. 11d19c: chickens. I26l9c: capons
23c: broilers. 15dl8c. Cheese-Dull: young
America. 12laG 18c.. Butter-Market. Arm
creamery. higher than extras. 211z q &c:
extra 90 score 2lc: hrsts 81 score goa
20iac: frsts 80 to SO score 18n183zc:
seconds. Tx 61734c Eggs - Market
steadier: special packs including unusual
hennery selections. 28d 33c: standards 27d
2T7tc; rehandled receipts. 25A a lac.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-03
BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The stock
market presented an improved ap-
pearance at the opening today after
Wednesdays shakeout near the
close. Trading quoted down.
Declaration of the regular quar-
terly dividend by General Motors
was seen as a major influence in
the steadier tendency of the general
list That announcement was made
after the close Wednesday.
Railroad shares, heaviest losers
Wednesday, were around the pre-
vious close today. Fractional losses
were noted in Union Pacific and
Delaware, Lackawanna 81 Western
while Chesapeake 81 Ohio and New
York Central we're unchanged.
Southern Pacific jumped IA to
17A.
Steel common opened at 32%, up
Is, but later gave up part of the
advance. American Telephone
opened at 99as, unchanged, and later
rose toward par. Standard of New
Jersey and Standard of California
made small gains in the oil shares.
General Motors held around 1873,
up ss, and other automobile issues
were firm. Case rose fractionally in
the farm equipments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-03

william F. Moon, 1888 North
Rural street, a Junior at the Univer-
sity of Illinois, has been chosen as
member of the cast for THE Yeo-
men of the Guard" musical comedy
Of sixteenth century England to be
given Jan. IL and II at the uni
versity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-03
Deaths

George Fishback. 81. 1855 Prospect. en-
docarditis
Liar Collins. 81 1885 North Senate; pull
monary tuberculosis.
Luella Hayden. 5. city hospital broncho
pneumonia.
Frank F. Fitch. 81. city hospital. acct
dental.
Charles ]. Bobb. 81. Veterans hospital.
endocarditis.
Lemuei j. Osborn. 40. Veterans hospital.
Livla LolIar 81, 52S Beecher. pulmonary
tuberculosis.
acute myocarditis.
william Edward Smith. 2. Riley hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Kirby v. Bowen, A, 6316 Park. acute
Joseph schaefer. 81. 145o Union. lobar
Herman A. Krachenfels, 60. 1909 Lex
Julia J. Brooks 81. 81 East ST. Joseph,
arteriosclerosis.
onehphrosis.
pital. accidental.
dental.
hospital hypostatic pneumonia.
Mary Inez Warfleld. mo-. city hospital
cerebral spinal meningitis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-03

Annual meeting of the Indiana
Society for Mental Hygiene will be
held at the Claypool, Dec. IL. Sena-
tor G. Oliver Holmes, Gary, is presi-
dent and John A. Brown, secretary
Of the society.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-03
PORKER PRICES
RISE 5 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Beef Trade Holds Steady
While VeaIerS Move
Down.

Hogs regained part of their
Wednesdays slump this morning at
the city yards, better demand push
ing prices up cents on most
classes. The bulk, 100 to 300 pounds
sold for 1920 to $3.50; early TOP
recorded at $3.50. Receipts were
estimated at 5000; holdoverS Ill.
Few changes were noted in the
cattle market. A large part of the
run was limited to light and medium
weight steers valued at around $3.50.
Receipts were 300. Vealers were so
cents lower at $3.50 down. Calf re-
ceipts we're 600.
Sheep were steady, selling mostly
at $3.50 down. Top price was $5.75.
Receipts we're 5000
Asking on hogs at Chicago moved
around 5 cents to 10 cents higher
than Wednesdays average, with few
early sales and bids strong. Odd
lots of packing sows increased 5
cents to 10 cents. The bulk of 100
to 230-pound weights sold at 1925
to $3.50; early top held at $3.50;
packing sows scaling 400 to $50
pounds we're salable at $2.40 to
$3.50, while smooth light weights
held above SO. Receipts were esti :
mated at $4,000, including 5000 di-
rect; holdovers, 1000. Cattle re-
ceipts numbered $500; calves, 1900;
market strong. Sheep receipts we're
10000; market strong.
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Births



Theodore and Thelma Bowers, 1888 Ash
land.
Dencil and Esther Young, Methodist hos
pital.
Calvin and Mary Besman, 1851 Stanton.
Ora and Vickyee Short 537 Marion.
Ralph and Inez Pearson, 1882 Ewing.
WILDER and Helen Riedy, st. vincents
hospital
Mostyn and Margaret Snyder, st. Vim
cents hospital.
Michael and Mary Mccarthy, st. Vim
cents hospital.
Harold and Lois Moeller, St. vincent's
hospital.
John and Mary Mafreda, ST. vincents
Arthur and Mary Gullett. 9Os Coffey.
Wilkinson and Lucille Erving, 600 Will
clifton and Mary Armstrong, 224s OK
ford.
George and Flossie Lucid, 212O South
Meridian
BENJAMIN and Ruth Moringer, 1850
South Richland.
Eugene and Virginia Borbour, 1850
Hovey.
John and Aliene Spray, $500 East Thirty
fourth.
Ohio and Bessie Holland, 2727 Baltimore
Edwin and Verna Fisher 818 Warren
Lonial and Theima Clark, 1927 Mary
land
Boyd and Mary Eye, 1910 Mansfield.
Herschel and Catherine Hunt, Methodist
hospital.
Ransler and Maidie Fuller, Methodist
hospital.
James and Lois Duling, Methodist hos
pital.
Roscoe and Vivian Whitman, 1416 Sharon.
Girls
Benno and Roberta Altman, 1924 Dudley.
John and Arvella Bailey, 2402 South
Meridian.
Austin and Elizabeth Garrett, 1929 Ken
lucky.
John and Clara Nolan, st. vincent's
Isadore and Sara slutsky, st. vincent's
hospital.
Erwin. and Alice Johannes, st. Vincent's
hospital.
Frank and Martha weess, st. vincent's
hospital.
James and Viola simms, Bis West
Howard and Lettia Ambrose, 1926 East
Nineteenth.
Francis and Emma Byrns, ls4s West
Minnesota.
Herbert and Alice Benson, 837 Bradshaw.
Ora and Leah Bowers, 1850 Shepard
Clarence and Velma Hughes, S25 South
Denver and Kathryn Park, $50 Tibbs.
Andrew and Dorothy Knight, 1910 Pruitt
William and Florence Woodruff, $50
North Lynn.
Theodore and Anna Trammen, 1928
South PerShing.
Frank and Kathryn Koenig, BIS East
Kelly.
Frank and Edna Bearswilt Methodist
hospital.
Ora and Elsie Cofey. Methodist hos
.vincil and Mary Blowers. Methodist hos
pital.
Paul and Viola Parke, Methodist hos
Herman and Margaret Mann. Methodist
hospital
Martin and Frances stefanni, Methodist
Gerald and Alberta Brickey, 1880 Ash
land.