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The Washington times., 1933-12-08
Work Equalization
SnGqS Coal ParLeu
BY International News Service

DIV Imt0fnHtIOnaI NeWO SefV1cO
Informal conferences between
antharacite operators and mine
union leaders continued here to-
day in an effort to whip labor
provisions into shape for inculca-
ton in the final draft Of the
hard coal code. Equalization of
work Is the greatest stumbling
block in the negotiations thus
far,
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BANKER GETS 2 YEARS

CARLISLE.-Entering pleas Of
guilty on charges Of Justification
of records and giving officers false
financial statements, Robert B.
Nelson, York. former president Of
the Valley Loan Company here,
was sentenced by Judge Reese to
one to two years in Cumberland
County Jail and fined $500.
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WILL ROGERS Savs:

BEVERLY HILLS, CAL, Dec 8.-Guess you all
heard Mr.. Roosevelt on the radio Wednesday night
The Washington times., 1933-12-08

noon and the conference only opened at II a. m.
What would a conference be without the ''goat''
Copyright ~ lGeNauEAS syndIeabW
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CONDITION OF TREASURY

BY International News Service
Treasury balance, $1,025.514,.
036.20; miscellaneous internal
revenue, $6,237, ,60793: customs
receipts, $5,056, ,448.00.
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- LUGGAGE

Black overnight or week end d
cases in 10, 20 and % inch sizes.
Also square hat boxes and over 4
night boxes.
Fourth Floor.
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Confirmation Dresses

White organizes and voiles, in +
pretty styles. Lace inserts. NIB
bons and pun sleeves. Sizes Z
to IA.
Second Floor.
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~ UMBRELLAS
l6-Rib Clorias

-$1.55 values-gilt and silver =
frames-novelty handles. Plain
colors, all-over and novelty border
patterns, in desirable colors.
Street Floor.
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@ yEWELRYs
New Costume Jewelry

New Costume Jewelry 4
-3ls5 and $2.95 values. Neck
laces, earrings. bracelets, brooches =
and clips. Also simulated pearl
necklaces.
Chanel Guard Rings, 4 for q
THE hit of New York; ,
Sparkling stones in white and
colors set in sterling silver. SOC u
value.
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@@ MEMS WEAR @
Hand Tailored Ties, 4 for q
800 Ties-in plaids, checks, }
stripes. and figures Also a
large assortment of new Summer Il
prints. All silk lined.
Union Suits, z for
Genuine B. v. D. Sports Model ,
Union Suits and the approved
side leg opening ROCKINGHAM -
Suits, of pajama check.
SOC Silk Hose, 3 prs. q
Full-fashioned Silk Hose. in ,
black, blue. gray and French tan.
Guaranteed perfect. Sizes 10 to
IL.
Broadcloth Shirts, z for 81
Pre-shrunk Shirts. White, blue, ,
tan and gray. Collar attached
styles. White in neckband. Sizes
II to II. Cellophane wrapped.
Mems Pajamas, 2 for 81
Full Cut, WeW Tailored Pa }
jamas, in plain dsaors and fancy
patterns. Coat aod MILDLY styles. Il
Sizes B, c, D.
Shorts and Shirts, S for q
+epperell and Imperial" }
Shorts, in plain colors and fancy
patterns, sizes 80 to a. Comb 4
ed Yarn Pull-over Shirts in sizes
"a to 46.
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@ LINGERIE -
Pure Dive Silk Sins

Pure Dye Silk Sips q
-s1.5s to 31.s6 values-shadow
panels, adjustable straps, nom
shiftable laces. Bias cut White,
flesh and tea rose. Sizes "a to a.
$1.59 & $1.95 Silk Gown, :
Lace trimmed and tailored ,
Flesh tea rose and white. Sizes
IS, Is and II. -
Muslin Slips, 4 for q
-Lace-trimmed and tailored :. u
Built up and strap shoulders =.
white and flesh :. Sizes IS to 81. -
Silk indies, z for s.
-7sc and sloo Silk Slips and
undertakings. Of silk crepe. Lace
trimmed styles for misses and -
women.
Silk Pongee Slips, z for 8
Pretty and practical =. made p
with four-inch in hens. Sizes
"a to A.
Porto Rican Gowns, 3 for q
Dainty handmade gowns in 9
women's and misses sizes. A
special value. -
Cotton Slips, ; for q
Regular and extra size slips Of 9
muslin and non-clinging broad
cloth. Sizes "a to So.
Handmade Gowns, z for a
Philippine and Porto Rican u
gowns for your choosing at this
low price. Sizes is. Is, II. -
Sample Robes & Pajamas 4
Silk prints, rayon crepes and
silk crepes in pretty styles and
colors. $195 and $295 values.
Misses and women's sizes.
Sample Pajamas, z for 4
-7sc to $1o0 values One and
two piece styles. Cotton crepes
and printed fabrics. Sizes IS,
Is, II.
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@@ HOSIERY @@
Medium Mesh Hose, 3 prs. a
1900 pairs. Of a beautiful }
medium mesh silk. in popular
colors. Full-fashioned. Il
Seconds Silk Hose, 3 prs. q
Choice OF picot-top chiffons }
and medium service weights. Sec
onds Of 69c to $1.00 qualities.
Bemberg Hose, z prs. q
Service weights, with picot tops. }
1000 pairs to sell at this low
price.
Burson Cotton Hose, 3 prs. q
-1,200 pairs Regular and ,
extra sizes Neat, practical
hose. -
Children's l8c Hose, 8 prs. 4
-Anklets and Half Socks, in ,
smart colors and patterns for
Summer. Sizes 5ia to 10.
Gidren's Csc Socks, 5 prs. 8
"A colorful assortment Of Anklets
and Half Socks, Ia sises 5la 10 10. u
Mems Csc Hose, 5 prs. a
Fancy Hose, In smart colors ,
for Spring and Summer. Sizes
10 to IL.
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#CHILDREN'S WEAK "
Novelty Pajamas, z for q
-Puf-sleeve models in the new }
est and smartest designs. Sizes
2 to IA.
Infants Silk Coats q
-s1.95 to 1895 Silk Coats, in ,
pretty styles, and pink and blue.
Silk lined.
81 Wash Dresses, z for 4
Prints and sheer lawns, with y
lace trimmings, smoked yokes
and other dainty details. Sizes
2 to 6.
S1.95 Summer Dresses &
Silks and cottons - Prints, ,
dotted swiss, lawns. in new styles
and colors. Sizes 2 to 6.
S1.00 Sweaters, z for :
-All-wool Sweaters in new )
styles and colors, for children OF
to 6.
Boys $1.95 Wash Suits {
-Broadcloth and linen, many p
with touches of hand embroidery.
All colors. Sizes to years.
Sc Princess Slips, 3 for :
-Lace-trimmed models Of fine p
nainsook, in sizes 2 to IA. Launder
nicely.
S1.95 and S2.95 Coats :
-Tweeds, f1annels and serges, in
smart, new colors and sizes to s. -
CSC Silk Slips, z for {
Tailored and lace = trimmed p
styles, of fiat crepe, in flesh and
white Sizes to "A.
Baby Dresses, 3 for q
Handmade Hand-embroidered M
Dresses. for babies to 2 years.
Very special.
Second Floor.
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.DOMESTICSss=
Cohasset Sheets. 2 for

Cohasset Sheets, z for q
Seconds Of Pequots, if perfect &
would be 89c and $100 each.
Choice Of the slx90 and 72x90 u
sizes.
79e Crmkle Spreads, z for 81
-Double-bed size with woven ,
stripes in all the popular colors.
Coha..et Pillow Cases, S for 4
Seconds Of Pequots. If perfect >
SOC and 35c each. Choice Of the
42x36 and 45x36 sizes. -
Pillow Ticks, 4 for 4
Made In the regulation size OF p
striped featherproof ticking.
$1.39 Pequot Sheets n
-s1xl0s-inch sheets, free from }
filling. Just note the size to
sell at this price.
$l.95 Chintz Spreads q
Double bed Size in fancy pat
terms. Also cotton coverlettes and Y
rayon mixed spreads.
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Novelty Gloves, pair a
-Glace Lambskin Slip-ons .X
Washable Capeskin Pull-ons. and
Washable Doeskins, in 4-button
length.
Pun-on Fabrics, z prs. Il
Plain and Fancy Suede-f1nish- 3
ed Fabric Gloves. Also Mesh
Gloves, In new styles. Sizes 5la
to 8. Street Floor.
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1899 FURNITURE @
$3.50 Folding Metal Chairs 8
Comfortable for bridge chairs.
All metal with padded seat.
Choice of green and black frames. -
$l.49 Bridge Tables a
Walnut or green finished
frames with black tops. Round 7
metal corners. F1uted legs. Dou-
BILE braced tops.
$l.49 Costumers 8
walnut finished 90 inches
en-.
$1.25 Unfinished Cabinet :
Pier cabinet with shelves and }
ornamental top. 51h inches
high, IL inches wide. -
79c Beach Chairs, z for :
Sturdy, comfortable chairs of }
selected ash with striped canvas
seat and back. -
Cedar Arm Chairs &
Practical sturdy chairs 1or }
porches md lawns. Remarkable
values. -
loQth Hoof.
~ LEATHER GOODS ~
Handbags, z for q
New styles Of patent leather, 81
simulated snake, also smooth and
rough grained imitation feathers. -
Black, brown gray, navy, red and
beige.
Women's soc Belts, 3 for 81
Patent leather, suede and kid }
belts In various widths and colors.
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- LINENS =

klNENS
Linen Lunch Cloths, 3 for 4
SOC values 52-inch size
with attractive colored borders.
A nice quality. -
Linen Lunch Sets, z for s.
linen sets With 5o-in. cloth and
napkins. Boxed.
$1.39 Linen Table Sets s.
-seven-piece sets with soxso ,
inch cloth and 6 napkins. Fancy
colored stripe borders.
Linen Pillow Cases, 4 for 4.
SOC cases Of a nice quality y
linen with hemstitched hens.
Size 42x36.
Linen Glass Towels, doz. s.
Reg. 1870 full-sise towels in }
colored check and stripe pat
terms. A nice absorbent quality. -
75c and sec Scarfs, z for q
-4C.lI1CIl oCoI1S Will 1AAOA4 SCAAs
tiers and wide lace edge.
$l.00 Bath Mats, z for 3
Good heavy chenille mats in ?
pretty plain colors to match
bath rooms.
Boot Mill Towels, 9 for :
-l5c plain white towels with y
hemstitched hens. Size 1886
inch.
Cannon Bath Towels, s for 8
-22x44-inch towels Of heavy N
absorbent turkish toweling with
colored stripe borders.
$3.50 Linen Damask Cloths q
Choice Of the 55x55 and 52x6S-
inch sizes with hemstitched hens
and colored stripe borders.
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W' ~ - = .
PHONE = Il
DIST. 700
H@ SPORTSWEAR $500
Sleeveless Jackets 4
-Velveteen, flannel, and cordu-
roy; double breasted, with pock-
cts. Were $295 and $685.. -
$l.95 Jumper Skirts, At q
Adjustable type, of flannel, with
pleattng at bottom Of Jumper. or
with kick pleats.
$l.95 Cotton Houses, 1t q
OF organdy. matelasse hand
block plaids, eyelet embroidery,
and embroidered dotted fabrics -
s$l.00 Blouses, z for q
Silks and celanese taffetas, IS
plain pastel colors or prints;
some poncho style. "a to 40 u.
sizes.
$l.95 Silk Blou.es, At 81
Gibson girl. Peter-Pan, jabot. 81
and ascot types, and tailored
pONReeg a to q siZeA
$l.00 Sweaters, Z foe 4
Sheer lacy slp-m style. sur
plice, with frill, short &esves:
sizes "a to 40. -
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49, GIRLS WEAR @
$1.95 Silk Dresses a
Prints and plain colors Cape, D
puff sleeve and other pretty styles.
Sizes to IA. -
$1.95 Flannel Jackets Il
Nicely tailored double breasted.
belted styles, in navy, red and
green. Sizes to 16. (Some
slightly irregular)
Wash Dresses, z for 4
-Voiles and dimities, In floral, ,
dotted and other pretty prints.
Cape. puff sleeve and sport styles. -
Sizes to Is.
81 Skirts & Dresses, 2 for q
-Tuck-in skirts and jumper ,
dresses Of red, dawn blue, skip
per. tan and green flannel. Sizes -
8 to l6.
Confirmation Dresses q
White organizes and voiles, in =
pretty styles. Lace inserts. nib
bons and puff sleeves. Sizes
to H.
Second Floor.
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~ BOOKS :
STATIONERY

49, STATIONERY ~
Pen and Pencil Sets a
Fountain Pen Set, made by the y
w. A. Sheaffer Pen Co. Choice
Of opal, maroon, gray and blue
finishes.
Writing Paper, 4 boxes =
so Sheets of Paper and 50 En- p
velopes in each cabinet. Various
finishes and colors.
Playing Cards, S decks q
-Gilt-edged Cards with colored FL
backs, in a variety Of designs.
Nicely boxed.
Smoker Sets q
Tray with cigarette dispenser ri
and three small ash trays. Handy
for any smoker.
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1899 GROCERIES @
-Kann's Special Coffee. ....6 lbs, 81
Kann's Orange Pekoe Tea. ) lbs, II
1901. Jars Jams and Marmalades,
5 for 81
Quart Jars Of Olives. .......S for II
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@ NOTIONS ~s
O. n. r. Cotton, black and white,
II spools, 81
2sxl2x12 Cretonne covered cedarized
wood chests.
Garment Bag. Shoe Bag and 3
Hangers ................e1l 1oH 81
Csc Earl Dress Shields. .....S pairs IL
45c Bandeaux. ...............3 for 81
Eskay Sanitary Napkins. ...S boxes, 81
use Mothproof Bags. for II
Velveteen Hangers, 8 in set. 1 sets, 81
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a@ NECkWEAR 1899
Organdy Neckwear, 3 pcs. q
Reg. soc vestees, collar and &
cuff sets and separate collars
Also SOC Celanese Taffeta Neck
wear.
$l.95 Blousettes, z for 4
Novelty cotton and wolfe blous-
cites in variety Of pretty styles
and oolors.
$1.95 Silk BIousettes 4
Crepe de chine and rough u
crepe blousettes in white and de-
sirable colors and prints. -
$1.59 Taffeta Silk Jackets 4
Pink, white. black, maize, red, }
green and blue. Sizes "a to 40.
Organdy Jackets 4
Very new! Large rufhed sleeve
styles In white and colors Sizes
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1899 BOYS WEARS
1Se Golf Hose, 9 prs. 4
just imagine, pairs of smart )
hose for the boys and only $1.00.
Sizes z to IL. -
81 Linen Knickers, 2 for 4
Long. baggy Knockers Of Irish
linen Checked patterns on dark
grounds. White and lsolid grays.
Sizes 8 to 18.
Shirts and BIouses, 4 for 4
SOC grades Sport or high =
neck. Whites, solids, fancies
Button-on blouses. Sizes from
age 5 to IA neckband.
Washable Longie. a
Can be Numbered at home. Isl
They're pre-shrunk. Brown, black
and blue stripes on white grounds. -
Sizes 10 to 20.
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our Saturday Times Want AID Gets Days Results at ] Days Cost

4S Autos Wanted
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WHITE, KATHERINE-Passed away Fri
day afternoon at the acme Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. William B. Stroup. 1918 Col
MONTGOMERY FUNERAL HOME. 1929
N. Meridian St. SATURDAY.. 3 D.. m. Blu
rial Kenton. o. Friends invited.
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ORDER UTILITY
TO SURRENDER
ITS RECORDS
Public Service Commission
Demands Files Needed
by Investigator.

Upon motion of Sherman Minton,
public counselor, the public service
commission Friday issued an order
requiring officials Of the Public
Service Company Of Indiana to sur
render records asked for by Mark
Wolff, investigator for Minton.
Wolff has been denied cess to
unit costs and other supporting data
deemed necessary for the rate re-
ductiOn case which commences
Monday. Minton said.
"A letter TO Perry Mozart, commits
sion chairman, from John N. Shan
nahan. company president, set out
that the material sought by Wolff is
not available, Minton explained.
Minton filed the petition asking
reductions affecting the entire south
system upon data provided by Wolff.
Ne said Friday that the statute
provides that any data sought by the
commission must be made available
to Wolff under the order giving him
official authorization to proceed in
the name of the commission.
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INSTR U MS

~ SCHOOLS, Colleges, tutoring
WANTED: Names m-en-vomen. 1880
wishing po~st-depressiOn Government Jobs.
Steady. Start sos. 00-Si75.00 month.
Sample coaching and particulars FREE.
Times BOX, 1850 s.
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HALE, LOUISA ANN-Age 81 years, beloved
mother of Mark Hale. Dora Hale and
Mrs. James Summer. passed away Friday
p. m. at the Methodist hospital. Friends
may call al the home Of her son. 37l8 f.
New York St. from noon Saturday un-
I'll noon unday Funeral services ? p. m.
Sunday at the Mace NJ. f. church. Mace,
Ind. (Crawfordsyille Ind papers
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MI Hb51F5aA AL r y y Li M aea g 1 Ie5q r Set
loved father of Mrs. Chester II. Berry,
Mrs. Pearl Powell, Harlan and Paul Mil
MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS, 205o E.
Michigan st, 10 a. m. Friends invited.
Burial Martinsville, Ind. [Martinsville
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS #
NoIlce IS hereby given to taxpayers OF
Council of the CITY of indiana nolie nom
mas pending before it. Appropriation Or
oinance No. 11,l933 appropriatfng the sum
o. $3.50 from the cash balance Of sol
8O5 SO in Sanitary Maintenance and Cen
eral Expense Fund and transferring tbs
same to account Number lib Legal Ex-
The above described ordinance is due IN
come up Tor passage at the next regular
meeting OF the Council to be held on the
nth day of July. 1893 at 100 D. m '0
After said appropriation has been deter
mlneo any ten or more taxpayers feeling
themselves aggrieved may appeal to The
state Board Of Tax Commissioners for fur
Lher ana hnal action thereon by filing OF
petition therefor with the Marion COUNTY
Audltor not later than ten davs after said
aooltlonal appropriation has been made bv
me Sald Common Council and the State
BOARD OF Tax Commissioned will fix a
oaLe Tor hearing in this county. :;
Witness my hand and the seal of the
GI5y OF indianapolis, this 9th day of Juiy,l
(sEAL) HENRY o. GoETr.
GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. SO 1899 t
AN ORDINANCE establishing certain,
passenger zones and/or loading zones in
the City Of indianapolis pursuant to the !.
PROVISIONS Of Section 2s Of General Ordi-
Ordinance No. 81. 1881 as AMENDED az al
General Ordinance No. So. 1881. and Aging
BIZ IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
cQGNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAP-
SECTION /. That. for the purpose NJ
provldlng the owners or occupants Of GER
tain premises fronting upon certain pub-
nc streets Of the City Of Indianapolis In
olans, win lngreSs and egress for pas
from such premises. such owners or oc7
cupantS having complied with the provis-
ions Of Section 26 Of General Ordinance
10; 70, 1923 as amended by General Or
eral Ordinance No. Sc. 1881. By making
Board Of Public safety for 6r1t tSs este 70 9bu ne
ment Of such loading and/or passenger
zone as hereinafter set out. said Board
thereof, and said Board having recon-
mended the establishment Of such loading
ana or passenger zone, and pursuant TO
the terms Of said Section rs Of said Cen
eral Ordinance No. SO. 1929 as are1ded
by said General Ordinance No. 81 1871.
as AMENDED by General Ordinance No. So
l. BEGINNING at a point seventy-hve (75l
Ieet north Of the. street intersection OF
IniEtyoi2grth an6 illinois streets TO ex-
ten0 tnlrty-slX l36f feet north on the west
SIDE Of Illinois street: requested BY Thirty
fourth and Illinois Street Garage
SECIlON 2, This ordinance shall be in
passage and. publication according TO Law
State OF lnoiana. Marion County. City OF
/ Henry O.. Goett. Clerk Of the CITY Of
Indianapolis. Indiana. do hereby certifv
that the above and foregoing IS a full. true
and complete copy OF General Ordinance
passed BY the Common Council on me
sra oay OF July. 1888. and was signed and
approved by the Mayor on the 9Th day OF
july. 1888 and now remains on file and on
Witness my hand and the official seal
o. me City Of indianapolis. Indiana. this
lsealI HENRY 0. GoETT,.
City Clerf
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INSTR U MS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
LEARN TO PLYl-S2 per lesson. NEW
Class STARTS JULY ISL TARK-
iNGIOk AVIATION CO.. Municipal
airport. BE-4400.
LEARN TO FLY ON CREDIT
Your credit is good II YOU are working
MODERN up-to-date planes-thoroughly
-A-2447 Ring !.
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FIN N CIAL
50 Business Opportunities

MEAT MARKET-New equipment. for inn
mediate sale. exceptional bargain. east
COULD YOU INVEST $1,000 If YOU were
convinced your money was safe and
would be returned with a probability Of
making an additional five for .one2 HA-
43Ql-M.
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AMMO UNCE MEkTS
| Death Notices

DERMITT. WILLIAMAE-Age 81 years. be-
loved daughter Of Alfred and Ethel Der
mitt. and sister Of Dorothy and Donald
Dermitt. passed away Thursday evening
at the home. $50 Layerock road in Broad
Ripple. Funeral Monday. July II. at 2
y. M. from above address. Friends in
vited BErial Crown Hin. OONKLE
SERVICE
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7-b Paperhanging and Painting

PAPER HANGING-Si.s a room. Quality
paper. l-3 OF. Guaranteed. BE-llS5-W.
PAINTING and paperhNnglng. wall wash
ing and paper cleaning: floors rehnished.
Free estimates. reasonable prices. Wal
lace. TA-20l2.
PAINTING-Good work: reasonable prices.
n. S. McGINNIS. HE-i5l5.
Al PAPER HANGING-S2. any room: good
paper lc roll m II-49QO
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GRAVES. BESSIE VIRGINIA-Beloved
daughter Of Otis and Media Graves,
Funeral Saturday. july 18th. at the resi-
dcnce. 1850 Tallman Ave, 10 a. m.
Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends
invited. Funeral under direction of
N0ORE 6. KIRK
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James Naughton, mother of Cecilia,
Helen. Thomas and James, sister of
Nellie and Michael j.. Marley; died at
the home, 1910 Lexington Ave, Saturday.
Altar Society of St. Patrick and Di-
vision No. 3, L. A. A. o. H. will meet
for prayer Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
Funeral Monday. $50 at the home. 9
a m. at st. Patrick's church. Burial
HOLY Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
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Cards. In MemOriams

WORKS. GRETCHEN-Words can not ex-
press our gratitude to our friends.
n~eighbors and relatives for the kindnes
beautiful flowers and sympathy shown us
at the death Of our dear Gretchen. We
especially thank the doctors and nurses
a. Sunnyside, DR.. Hatfield. the pail
bearers, the Rev Mr.. Eph Lowe and the
funeral director, Mr.. d. c. Sprague.
H FAMILY
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OWN. SUSAN C.-Beloved Via al Charles

OWN, SUSAN C.-BeIoved vile OF Charles
II. owen, mother of Mrs. Alpha Crone,
Mrs. Clarine Westlake, Gather p. Owen,
Mrs. Ruby Smith and Miss Claudia Rob-
erts and sister of Grant w. Stone of
Clayton, Ind, passed away ar the resi-
dencc, 2042 Sugar Grove ave, Wednesday
evening, July 10, age 81 years. Funeral
services Will be held at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Ruby Smith, 1918
Koehne St. SATURDAY. morning. July IL.
at $50 O'Clock. and at the Riverside
Park NJ. F.. church. 2440 N. Harding
st. at 10 O'Clock. Burial Clayton. Ind.
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Evening star., 1933-12-10

the present coroner's jury system here
with a medical examiner also will have
the support Of the Chamber, Mr.. Miller
said. The group also Is advocating q
negligible homicide" law for prosecu-
ton in automobile fatality cases.
The Chamber Of Commerce is work
ing consistently on the Chesapeake
Beach ferry project, Mr.. Miller said.
This matter now is before the Public
Works Administration for final decision.
new program Of radio speeches on
industrial topics will be inaugurated
shortly over station WJSv under direc-
ton Of the trade body's committee on
manufactures. Mr.. Miller said. A SINH
lar series was presented q year ago.
Stresses Need Of Support.
Stressing the importance, especially
in Washington, Of supporting the civic
and trade organizations, Mr.. Miller
said:
Every Washingtonian interested in
the prestige of the Capital City should
take advantage Of an opportunity to
become a part Of movement for the
advancement of the business and civic
interests Of the city. The promotion
of public improvements. and the devel
opment of commerce and industry can
only be achieved through organization
and concerted effort. Civic and busi-
ness problems don't solve themselves,
and they cannot be solved working in
dividually."
Mr.. Miller is native Washingtonian,
al was educated in its public schools.
attending Eastern High School, George
Washington University and Yale. He is
a member Of the real estate and build
ing firm of w. c. & A. N. Miller.