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Union Terminal Market League

LoFFLER's.
wormsley 80 16s"a o. H. Kman. SO 80 16s"s1 Ass
Reid 80 9S-26 Stahl 80 100-24
Dondero ...36 102-34
HICKS.
w. Reeves 40 10o-24 Barkand .3e 1915
G. GUIDE. 80 103-27 Miller >. AZ 1855
White ... AZ 90-10
JOS. PHILLIPS.
J. Meyers AZ 1852 F. oBrien % e3-16
M6Issr spicsT $9 $9 sSS228 sS-228 E, Mulvey. 9 1912
W. H. HARRISON.
gsss; gySs5s; q $ IL pi2-l7 8 EsT,lsa$5 s. s$-5
BROKERS.
Ergood 81 $3.50 R. sherw'd.41 e7-s3
HAYSEEDs.
dsnIs1 EGHs1 9s sI sl5 Hefk asrisa s9 s9 1873 SSS
GEORGES LUNCH'
s 8 SIshois.ss3 ss-11ss Mccarthy Il ioo-i55
W. C. HEITMULLER co.
Oliver .35 $3.50 L. Sherw'd.24 95-6
SS.4a.i SS9S,!1as$$ s3:SS ss:5 E.Ess. s5 s.
withdrew from league.
Season Records.
Hish H,ss aysrssemrsrcs as.r yo,,s wofe, l1a-17.
High Set-Perce Wolfe. 371.
High spares-Perce Wolfe. "a.
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Summary:
Totals. rs 4 80
Referee-Mr. Morris.

In court games today involving
schoolboy teams OF the District group,
ST Johns and Calvert Hall viii meet
at st. Johns, st. Albans and the
Church Farm School of Philadelphia
in the American University gym, Emer-
son and the National Training School
ouint on the N. T. S. floor and Nc
Donoch of Baltimore and Friends on
the Friends court. Georgetown Prep
and Loyola High face at Baltimore.
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GEORGETOWN strove valiantly To
" break the three-year jinx theaCo
lumbus Council, Knights of Co
lumbus, quint Of Brooklyn, N. Y, held
over the Hoyas, but the Caseys took an
early lead and hung a fourth straight
defeat on the Hilltoppers. ~ to %.
So tight was the defense of the
Brooklyn clubmen that GEORGETOWN was
able to make only six field goals dur
ing the entire contest Ten fouls were
sunk by the Hoyas, who rallied in the
second half. but were unable TO chip
away the 16-to-7 lead held by the
Caseys at the midway mark.
Ed Hargaden, Georgetown left for.
ward, played well, leading the Hoyas
with two field goals and trio Of fouls
for points
Line-ups:
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ALTOS AFTER ACTION.

Alto A. C. 125-pound basket ball team
Of Baltimore, which has made an i'm
pressive record, Is after game with
qulnt Of the Washington area to be
played on the latter's floor. Address
Oscar Mashbaum, 127 Aisquith street,
Baltimore.
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REDS SHIFT HENDRICKS.

Transfer of Harvey Hendrick. first
sacker with the Cincinnati Reds last
season. to the Columbus club Of the
American Association has been an
nounced by Sidney Well president Of
the Reds, -
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STAGE BOWLING STAKES.

A preliminary sweepstakes, the winner
OF which will be entered in the Howard
Campbell Stakes, will be staged next
Tuesday at the Arcadia alleys at 1890
pm. The entry fee will be $3.50, in
cluding games.
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Summary:
Western {.
Eastern CAD.

WITH Joe Sherman heading its drive
w CT the cords, Roosevelt, idling IN
the public high series, chalked up
a 1928 win over Alexandria High last
nigi,t in the Virginia City. The Rough
Riders were ahead. 13 to Z, at the half.
Moore, with 10 points, was the losers
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Totals. 12 SO Totals. l0
Referee-Mr. Fitzgerald tWash. Col).
GEORGETOWN Prep cagerS conquered
Dewitt. 81 to %, at Garrett Park in a
game that was a battle royal all the
way. 1t was Devitt's opening contest;
Nee and Keating for the winners and
Latona. formerly of Western High, for
the losers topped the scorers.
Summary: ...,
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This is one Of series Of articles By
BGbe DidTikson, in tDhich the iOorid's s
most famous and most UersatHe ioomdn
athlete tells the story OF her Hfe.J
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Real Spring Toll
Listed for Giants

BY the Associated Press.
T OS ANGELES, January 14.-No
IL more chinning with the fans, no
more loafing in the sun.
That's what the New York Giants
will have to forego when the Ma
tional League base ball club begins
Spring training here at Wrigley
Field. In letter to the manage
ment of the park Bill Terry. Giant
manager. said all practice sessions
will be closed to the public.
Terry explained that last year the
players talked too much with friends
and relatives when they should have
been chasing flys. perfecting their
slides and hitting the ball.
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.THOLIC UNIVERSITY

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY broks
~ away to slow start against Rider
College in Trenton and though
the Cardinals rallied gamely they were
unable to overtake the New Jersey cole
legiates, who won by AZ to 80.
Rider held a 22-to-l5 lead at half
time, but Bus Sheary and Abe Rosen-
field began to find the hoop and G. q,
gained on the host tossers, only to have
Rider draw away in the closing stages
Of the game.
Line-uDS:
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With Barney Kane, former Eastern
High luminary, finding the cords for IA
points. George Washington freshman
tossers vanquished Washington-Le
Highs quint, 40 to Is, on the q. w.
court
Summary:
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HYATTSVILLE HIGHS quint won
l. i the first game of its series Of three
with Mount Rainier High for the
Prince Georges County title, defeating
its old rival, 20 to is. on the latters
floor.
Summary: .,,
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Roosevelt (35l.

Withstanding late Donaldson rally,
Landon's basketers downed the Balti-
moreans, 90 to "a, on the Donaldson
floor Becker was the hot shot for the
winners with Is points.
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In Montgomery County high school
title games Takoma-Silver Spring
downed the Sherwood duint, % to 10;
Calthcrsburg was a 32-fo-14 victor over
PoolesUlle and Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
trounced Rockville, so to %.
Taksils (2g) Sber,-o.I f,o,
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Champion Girl Basketers Score in
Tussle With Rockville,

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
girls basket ball team, Montgomery
County champion, advanced In its fight
to retain its crown yesterday when 1t
downed the Rockville High sextet. 80
to 20.
Summary:
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Totals Sal Totals. 13 10 80
Reieree-O. Mitchell "a. b.. Umpire.
Mitchell.
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THREE or four rounds later I broke

THREE or four rounds later I broke
l. 80. In all I have played only
about dozen rounds and can
score in the low 80s. If I ever get
chance to practice regularly and get
some professional to work with me,
think I could break 80 regularly
played nine holes at White Sulphur
Springs on my trip East and scored a
80. I counted all the puts, too, and
didn't concede myself any holes When
any one says shot a 80 for nine holes,
I can see it isn't believed. There have
been lot of wrong reports about my
golf scores, and I'll admit most of the
errors have been in my favor. How
ever, did shoot an 80 once, and every
now and then can get Off drive that
goes almost 800 yards.
When I was in Los Angeles for the
Olympic games there was a lot of curl
osity about my golf game I could
shoot In the 60s and drive between $50
and 800 yards-and I said so.
One day Grantland Rice, who is one
Of the best sports writer's know, asked
me If would play in a four some with
him and Paul Calico and Westbrook
Pegler. Calico and Pegler are. nice
fellows. too, None Of them asked me
foolish questions.
KNyUyu flaev itxrf iuyo,,fad 80 eaa v,,a
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I had put it. I wound up again and
took better aim, and this time it rolled
off for SO yards or so.
Most things come natural to me, and
golf was the first that ever gave me
much trouble I determined to learn
to play and kept plugging away at the
ball. Before the afternoon was over
happened to hit a couple right and
they went about 200 yards.
THE next time I went out to the
i Beverly Hills course Lefty" Stack
house. the professional, showed me
how to hold my club and fixed up my
stance and swing, and after while
could drive between 225 and $50 yards.
However, continued to miss lot and
dribble most of the others along the
ground. But when 7 did connect the
ball would fly.
At the end of week I was doing
well enough to want to learn the rest
of the game. and bought a set of
clubs. The first round I played was
with Lefty" and Col. McCombs, the
coach of the athletic team of which
was a member. The iron shots came
fairly easy, but I had plenty of trouble
with my puts. I can't remember
exactly what my score was on this
first round, but it was over hundred.
I entered number of driving con-
tests at the Beverly Hills course and
won most of them. This way kept
supplied with balls, which were given
for prizes. There was not much time
to practice, as I was kept busy with
basket ball and track practice, but after
three or four rounds I broke a hun
dred for the first time. Boy, was I
thrilled!
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+ KNEW they just wanted to see me
i play to find out whether I was "
ing about my golf,. but ! was glad
to play with then, J wasn't 50 good
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Electrical League
Individual Records.

WESTERN ELECTRIC No.
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BETHESDAS TAKE GAME

Totals. ...1s 74s Totsls.... o 3 u
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Totals "A 35i totals. IL 2s
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Summary:

Totals. :. IL 729 7
Referee-Mr. Mention
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ENTRAL today is riding out
in front in the public high
school basket ball cham
pionship series race, East
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lone 70 WaAF' .. +.
VIZ ''' "''' '''' ''e' ~
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WFPNT
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Me- 'C Cri,,,o CIrb 10 WIZ
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WBBM G10l- Band of Dis
tlnctlon
WSM 900 Chanou' LaSSeS
and Honey.
$50 p. M
WV, tooo, Droiodu T,uo
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WBBM Charlie Hamp
MIC Irene Taylor, bIueS &c
MEAt.
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-1O:15 P. NJ
NBC-Anson Weeks orches-
ira TO WEAF.
MEG Sodero and concert
orchestra to WIZ.
WMAQ (67O) - Dan and
Sylvia.
WsM (65ol-sports.
WTMJ t620)-Dance pro-
gram (224 hours.
-1O:3O P. M
HDKA (98O)-Joy's orches-
XIV ClO2O)-Canton or
clestra.
Chs Isham Jones orches-
ira.
WGN C72Ol-Wayne Kings
orchestra.
WMAQ (67O) Dance pro-
gram.
-10:50 P. M
WON C72O)-Cummin's or
chestra.
Ill p. M
KYW QO2O)-Don Pedro
orchestra.
CBS-Redman's orchestra.
NBC- Bernie's orchestra 10
WIZ. WENR.
lilo T. NJ
NBC-Lopez orchestra to
WEAF.
-11:20 P. NJ
Kemp's orchestras.
-1l:30 P. M
CHS Belasco's orchestra.
NBC-Mark Fishers orches-
ira to WEAF.
NBC- Pedro's orchestra to
WIZ.
-12 P. NJ
KYW G020l r u S S o
celebrity Night.
WBBM (770J-Around the
Town.
WENR (S70)-Hines orches-
ira.
-12:S0 A. M
WNfAQ t670A 49, Congress
Celebrity Night.
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Radio Dial Twisters
WEDNESDAY,

$50 p. NJ
CHS Lomb7rd0's orchestra
Burns and Allen.
WGY 700 Supper Club or
Chcstra.
NBC- Morton DoWney; Don
Novis, Blescos orchestra.
to WIZ.
. p. M
CHS Easy Aces.
KYW uO2Ol-Globe Trotter.
WBBM C77O)-straight's or
Chcstra.
MIC Corn Cob Pipe Club to
WEAF.
NBC-D. w. Griffith, Artz
orchestra to WIZ.
WSM C650l-Melody time;
Vagabonds.
-915 r. NJ
KDKA Bridge school.
NBC-Jackie Heller. tenor, to
WIZ.
$50 p. NJ
KDKA (98O-Cracker Bar
rel; Bradley Kincaid
KYW uO2W-Inspector Ste
venS Il Co.
CBS-CClumbia revue.
WGN C720D-Headlines.
NBC-Carveth Wells. eX-
plorer. to WMAQ.
NBC-Andy Sanella to WIZ
-9:45 p. NJ
.WGN (720)-Melody hour.
CHS Myrt and Marge tC
WFBM.
NBC- Radio Rubes to WIZ.
10 Z. NJ
lKDKA C9SO)-sports; newse
XIV 10000 - sports
Fishers orchestra.
CHS Nino Martini and Co
lumbia symphony.
NBC - Nellie Revell t
WEAF.
/ WGN With the Mas
tcrs' Dream Ship.
WJB t750) In Shadow
land %
NBC -Pickens Sisters t
WIZ.
|NBC-AmoS N Andy (
/ WMAQ. WDAF. WSB
! WENR, WSM.
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Fishing the
Air

Singh Sam viii be heard over WFBM
and the Columbia network at 7.l5 D. m
wednesday. in another Of his informal pro
Grams Of song fayorites Of the past and
present. Among his selections viii be
Sitting by the Fire" That's All That
Matters 20 Ne Among Ny Souvenirs"
and Just a Cottage Small b. a Waterfall"
Issav Dobrowen. who has been conduct
ing the New York Philharmonic orches-
ira. will be guest conductor during the
MIC symphony concert Wednesday. at g
D. m, over WTAM and an MIC network.
Bing Crosby comes back to the Columbia
Network al .. m. Wednesday. with
now show. new songs and a new orchestra
directed by Leonard Hayton. Binz viii be
On the air Wednesdays and Saturdays
thereafter at 2 o. m.
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URGE GRANITE, MARBLE
FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Unemployed Stone Workmen Would
Benefit, Is Claim.

BIZ Ii tcd Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-Prefer-
ence would be given to granite and
marble in construction Of federal
buildings ina senate resolution pro-
posep today by Senator Henrik Ship
stead (Farmer-LabOr, Mimi.
Unemployed workmen would ben
eft by such action, as most hard
stone is fabricated by hand, Ship
stead said.
THE extensive use of soft stone
in federal buildings has caused
great hardship on the granite and
marble industry" said Shipstead.
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Student anthropologists at Har-
ward are given problems Of eXcavat-
ing, in scientific fashion. bones and
artifacts that have been planted in
the earth in a site in the museum
basement.
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1t is the practice on many rail-
roads to keep the locomotives hot
at all times except during re pairs,
because heating and cooling expand
and contract metal boilers, with bad
effect.
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BANDITS KIDNAP
Driver, ELUDE
COPS IN CHASE
Garage Man Is Forced to
Pilot Stolen Car in
Crooks FIiqht.

Two bandits in a stolen automo-
bile which was a target for a police
bullet escaped early today with the
car, after robbing a garage attend
ant they had forced to drive on a
trip to Noblesville and had threat
ened to kill
Mrs. Robert F. Smith, 2536 North
Meridian street, is the owner Of the
car, which is kept in a garage at
Thirty-fourth and Illinois streets
The garage attendant forced to
serve as chauffeur was Jack Clark,
20, Of 465 Virginia avenue.
Two officers in a police car no
tiCed the stolen automobile shortly
before midnight at Broadway and
Westfield boulevard. A man stood
at the side, and the scene had the
appearance Of a hOldup.
Chase Is Started
AS the police stopped their car,
the other was driven away, and a
chase started.
One shot was fired from the police
car, but the other sped on. At
Riviera drive and Cornell avenue,
police drove their car against the
other, but it was not halted. The
police machine rebounded and
struck two parked automobiles. None
of the cars was damaged greatly.
The bandits outdistanced the po-
lice after the chase had reached a
point three miles north of Broad
Ripple.
Clark said he was in front Of the
Smith home preparing to drive the
car to the garage when two bandits
entered it, and he was forced to
drive to Broadway and Westfield
boulevard, where he was robbed of
S., which later was returned to him.
wen Get You First
IF the police get us, we will get
you first, was the warning to Clark
as the officers approached Clark
did the driving during the chase,
He then took the bandits to
Noblesville, then drove back toward
indianapolis, and at a point on the
Allisonville road six miles south Of
Noblesville he was forced from the
car. The bandits then fled in the
auto
Clark said that the bandits re-
turned S. to him. He was forced
to contribute % cents towards the
purchase Of five gallons of gasoline
on the way back from NobIesville.
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WFBM (12OOl INDIANAPOLIS

indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
NJ
5:S0---Skppy CCBSl.
5:45-Tarzan Of the Apes.
500 ohemianS.
630-Ear Hoffman orchestra OCBSl
6:45-Street Singer (CBSl
700 Preside Fantasies tCBS).
7.l5-Sng.n Sam tCBSl.
7.30-kate Smith tCBSi
7:45--Hot from HOLLYWOOD (CBSl
S.0O-MuSlc That Satisfies tCBSl.
Sl5-ECWln c. Hill tCBSl.
S,S0-Guy Lombardo with Burns and
Allen tCBSl.
5000 be announced
9.O5--StUGio program
9.l5-Easy Aces lCBSl.
9 S0-Bernie Young CreoleS
e.45-Mvrt and Marge lCBSl.
10 00-EVaucelStlc program.
10 .30-Ihc ColUmnlSt
10 .&a-IShaW Jones orchestra tCBSl
1l.00-Atop the Indiana Roof.
ll.SO-LYrC Ballroom.
II .4A-Hl. Bailey orchestra.
l. 90 Mlomght-Jack Tilson orchestra.
A NJ
I2SO-S.ea Of.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM
6.30-NBC WIZ Dramatzed short
stories.
7.00-NBC (WEAFl ROYAL Vaga-
bonds with Ken Murray.
NBC WIZ Emo Crime Club.
Ear witness
S.O0-NBC WIZ -Adventres of
Sherlock Holmes.
Columbia HaytOn orchestra
with Bing Crosby.
NBC fWEAFl Symphony con-
cert directed by Emo Rapee.
-Coumbia-Guv Lombardo's or
chestra. Burns and Allen.
NBC WELLINGTON DoWney
and Donald Noyis.
9.O0-NBC fWEAF) Corn Cob Pipe
Club of Virginia,
NBC VIVID. w. Grifith's
HOLLYWOOD.
olumbia-Columbia revue.
11:0O-NBC cWJzl-Ben Bernie and
orchestra.
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WLW (700} Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
4.00-Southern Singers
4:l5-DcScrl drama lNBCl
430-The singing lady tNBC).
acknowledgements
5.00-OkiahoMa Bob Albright
5l5-Old Man Sunshine Ford Rush..
5 S0-BOb NCWhau
5;45-LOWcU Thomas tNBCl.
600-AmOS n ANDY tNBCi.
6.l5-Cenc & Glenn.
6.30-Chandu. the magician.
6.4S-DetectVeS Black and Blue.
T.00-Sunsweet melodies.
T.15-Ian CARRIER orchestra.
7.45-Smiling Ed Mcconnell,
s :00-AoyentureS Of Sherlock Holmes
tNBCl.
S.S0-TO be announced.
COCOON Cob Pine Club Of Virginia
fNRCl.
9.30-WLW fanfares.
IO.0O-Rhythm Club with Fats Waller.
i0.S0-Acs BariCode'S orchestra.
ll.l5-SunShine bows.
N:20-Larry FunkS orchestra.
1900 Naturalization river.
A NJ
i2i5--Jan CARRIERS orchestra.
IL .45-And so to bed.
l.00-Sign OF.
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AMMO uHCEME
Death Notices

BABBITT. JAMES Mage 81 years. hus-
band o. Ruth L. ana son Of Mr.. and
MIS-. A-0ert BaoD.tt. passed away Tues
CaF a. "a rflelCS may cal az ~
tLANNEk & BUCHANAN MORT UAtt4
Wednesday evening. Services at THE
FLANNER Il BUCHANAN MORTUARY
THURSDAY, II q. N. Burial Crown Hi.
BRITAIN, IRA JAMES-Son of Mrs. Luz
cinoa Z. Britain. brother Of Joseph ana
MIS- MyrUs Nef. passed away Monday,
II p. m Funeral al SHIRLEY BROS.
CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 y. Illinois St,
thursday 3 p. n. Friends invited. Blu
rial Anderson cemetery Friends may
cal al the chapel after ?. m Wednes-
MONTGOMERY. MEEKEY nee smith
Beloved vile Of Joseph F. Montgomery,
mother Of Mrs Golcie Fly, MIS-. Lola
Jones and Fred Smith, passed away
Jan. 8. al her home, 1902 English Ave.
Services at the aoove address Thursday,
Jan. at p. n. Burial Crown Hill.
trlenus invited. LITTLE d SONS IN
CHARGE
SHERWOOD, WILLIAM P.-Age rs years,
nlADand o. Mrs. Minnie Sherwood OF
1872 Standard Ave passed away Wednes-
cav p. m. Services at TYNER 5 MORTU-
AIRY go W. Thirtieth St. Thursday,
80 a.. m Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hin. Friends may call at NOR
tuaTy after Wednesday. p. n.
SWANSON. HARRY 5. (SWEDE)-Entered
INTO rest Tuesday. 1913 a. m; age 80
years, beloved father Of George S. Swan
son, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto S. Swan
son Funeral Friday at HARRY w.
MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS. 2050 E.
Michigan St. / p. m Friends invited.
Burial West Newton, Ind
SWTTIZER. FERN ALICE-Age 80 years,
beloved wife Of Ollie Switzer mother Of
Harold and Mary Ellen SWitzer. daughter
Of Mrs; Nellie Coryeu Hurt and sister of
JANE W Harry 3. and Chester R. Cor
yell and Mrs. Hazel Engle Mrs Esther
Hurt Mrs Myrna owens and daughter
ln-laW Of Mrs jamie Graham DaSSed
away TUESDAY $40 a m. at residence,
ll52 Croft Ave. Funeral services SHIR-
LEY BROS WEST SIDE FUNERAL
HOME, POOP w Michigan ST. Thursday.
p. m. Friends invited Burial Floral
PARK. Friends may call at the residence
until noon Thursday
NANVO0RHEES. MOGENE F. Passed
away ~ her home in Florida Services
az TIE FLANNER e. BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Thursday D. m. Burial
crown Hin.
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Union Rus Der7t 1875 w Market. Ri $685.
MODERN TRAVELLERS BUREAU
BREVOPT HOTEL. RI-2188
New Yocz or Paila.. SO: Wash. or Bait.
Sl0.50; Pitts So: St. Louis, $500; Kansas
CITY. S675. PueoS Daily
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services
AUTO SERVICE Fords. Chevrolets
valves ground. motor tuned. S275. DR.
BAND ard orchestra instrument repairing:
EXPERT guar. work. PEARSON PIANO
co. lea y Penn II-5513.
FURNACE COILS INSTALLED 81 so.
WORK GUARANTEED CH-3726-R.
WE repair all makes of sewing machines.
Estimate without cost. L, S. AYRES &
CO, RI-9441
TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains Of many
kinds are listed here daily
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is Situations Wanted

POSITION as housekeeper experienced
young woman; good references. SIS n.
Delaware.
POSITION as housekeeper, companion.
maid or practical nurse. BY refined.
capab experienced woman: reference.
TA-l23O 3349 College Ave
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INSTRUCTIONS
HELP WARTED

Is Help Wanted--Males
HARD WORKING ambitious Young man
desired for lob. Small salary Long
hours Must have high school training
Write care Times Box 700
MEN WANTED-For Rawleigh city routes
OF 500 consumers in and near cities Of
Indianapolis, Danville. Nobesvile and
Plainfeld Reliable hustler can start
earning sos weekly and increase rap
idly Write Immediately. RawleIgh Co..
Dept. 1N-36-V. Freeport Ill
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are 4ook-
ing for in the want ads today, it may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily
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"a Moving, Transfer, Storage

ing because interesting bargains Of many
kinds are listed here daily
la Moving, Transfer. Storage
ALLISONS PRICES ARE CHEAPER. SERV-
ICE BETTER. CAREFUL WHITE MEN;
50 LOAD UP. LI-4105
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now. pay six months later. free
hsuling to storage. Moving 81 per ioad
ard UP.
cali Ri 775O 4l9 F. Market ST
MOVING 50 UP-Local, overland equip.
covered trucks: White. Pete's CH-2878.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
p Houses For Sale

! SOUTH GRAY rooms. toilet, water in
house. lot 40X120. garage. bargain if sold
at once. JENNING BROS. % S. Illinois