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Evening star., 1933-10-15
PEACE IN BALKANS
SEEN IN NEWPACTS
Rumanian Minister Arrives in Tur-
key to Sign Treaty Of Non.
Aggression and Amity.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
e ANKARA. Turkey, October 14.-Bal-
kan political activity seethed here again
today with the arrival of Nicholas Titu-
lescu, Rumanian foreign minister, to
sign the Turco- -Rumanian pact of
friendship and non-aggression.
This pact. said the official Turkish
daily newspaper, Millett. together with
the recent Turco-Greek entente. the
recent five-year prolongation Of the
Turco- Bulgar amity pact and the forth
coming Turco- -Yugoslav anlity pact is
in effect "the destruction of the ter
rible state of enmity which marked the
pre-war Balkans"
Foreign Minister Tewfik Rushdi Bey
was quoted as saying ''our objective
always has been and always will be
peace. We are going even further by
aiming at the suppression OF all from
tiers between Balkan countries"
It Is believed here that Turkey is
using Titulescu's visit also as an occa-
sion to act as Intermediary in the set
tlement of the Bessa-abia dispute be-
tween Rumania and Soviet Russia in
that fashion. paving the way for realiza-
ton Of Black Sea pact. Such a pact
would be expected to establish close
economic collaboration Of all nations
bordering On ths BLACK Sea.
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was decided at a meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association.
The party for the school children will
be given early in the evening and will
be followed by q costume dance for
adults. Mrs. Arthur L. Smith heads the
committee in charge Of arrangements
for the affair.
Mrs. o. B. Shaver, Mrs. John Weis-
man, Mrs. Elmer Stevens and John
Frankenberger were appointed to serve
on committee to investigate the feas-
ibility Of having a cafeteria in the school
in view.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
REV. STROHAVER BEGINS
LECTURE SERIES TONIGHT
First of Six Addresses to Be Given
at St. Matthews Church
at 8 O'Clock.

Rev. George F. Strohaver, S. j., dean
Of the College of Arts and Sciences of
Georgetown University. will give the
first of series of six public lectures
on Mankind and Reality tonight a.
o'clock IN st. Matthews Church on
Rhode Island avenue near Seventeenth
street His subject tonight will be
THE Tapestry of Reality"
The lectures will be given on con-
secutive Sunday evenings at the
church. They open the new season Of
the Catholic Information Forum spon-
sored by the Fourth Degree. Knights Of
Columbus. of this jurisdiction. They
are open to the public. irrespective Of
creed
Dean Strohaver is in his second year
at Georgetown University. having come
here from Holy Cross University,
Worcester, Mass. He is widely known
as a preacher and lecturer on Catholic
doctrines.
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meeting Wednesday night In the audi.
torium Of the East Silver Spring School.
The house, which Is on the former
Belmont estate at the end Of what Is
now named Belmont Court, Sligo Park
Hills. has been offered to the association
for use as its headquarters. The asso-
citation will consider, It Is said, whether
the place should be developed for its
own use or made into . separate COM
munity clubhouse.
Miss Edythe Laxaron Of Washington
will present q program of Russian folk
lore and original characterizations. The
program has been arranged by Mrs.
Perry Hun, chairman of entertainment.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
TUG-O-WAR AT c. U.
Sophomore-Freshm Event Will
Be Held This Morning.

The traditional sophomore freshman
tug-o-war will be staged at Catholic
University at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing in the university stadium under
auspices of the Student Council.
Raymond Trimpert, president Of the
Junior College class is in charge Of
arrangements, assisted by Frank Muir
phy and Frank Schmell. The event
usually ends when one side gets posses
sion OF the fire hose and thoroughly
seaks the other.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
BY FREEMAN C. BISHOP.

Mr.. Bishop has been in the Conserva-
active worker. His observations will give
interesting sidelights en- this important
work They will be contained in . series
Of daily articles Of which this IL the NTH.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
Jerry's Past.

Then there's the story Of Jerry, who
was a big. red-faced jovial chap. He
was lazy, but strong in emergencies.
Jerry was q favorite with every one.
Months passed. Jerry had secured IN
Evening star., 1933-10-15
CITIZENS TO CONSIDER
PLANS FOR CLUB HOUSE
Sligo Park Hills Association Will
Discuss Offer Of Dwelling on
Belmont Estate.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md, october IA
Plans to establish q clubhouse for the
Sligo Park Hills Citizens Association
will be considered by that group at .
Evening star., 1933-10-15
CELOTEX

Insulating wallboard.
Far lower fuel bills when
you use Celotex. Stops
los loss - ef heat. 4Ac
Evening star., 1933-10-15
WILL ADDRESS WOMEN
Arlington School Board Member
Will Speak Wednesday,
special pispatch TO Tho star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYON PARK, Va, October 14.-Mrs.
Ruby Simpson, member of the county
school board, will address meeting of
the Lyon Park Woman's Club, to be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
in the community house here Mrs.
Simpson will explain the boards posi-
ton relative to the financing and oper-
alton of the schools during the year.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
GLENM0NT PIT. A. PLANS
DANCE ON OCTOBER %
Annual Halloween Party Will Be
Given for Patrons and Pupils
Of School.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GLENMONT. Md, October 1.-THE
annual Halloween dance and party for
the patrons and children Of the Glen
mont School will be held October 20, 1t
Evening star., 1933-06-08

Dempsey, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs.
Harry K. Daugherty, Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, Miss Clara McQuown, Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham, Mrs. Proctor
Dougherty, Miss Kate Colt, Mrs. Edwin
c. Brandenberg, Mrs. N. T. N. Robinson,
Miss Alice Colt, Mrs. E. c. Graham,
Mrs. William NJ Hannay. Mrs. L. Perry
West, Mrs. A. NJ McLachlen, Mrs. Edith
Harmon Pardoe, Miss Roberta Tull, Mrs.
Christian Heritage, Mrs. Albert Grorud.
Mrs. J. E. Mayfield, Mrs. Charles
Demonet, Mrs. Gustav H. Emery, Mrs.
H. Russell McNett, Mrs. Robert H. Nc
Neill, Mrs F. w. Loetsch, Mrs. George
L. Tarbell, Mrs Nicholas Miles, Mrs. w.
H. Pardoe, Mrs Mary Butt, Mrs. George
Walker, Miss E. H. Wheelwright, Mrs.
william Ramsay, Mrs. John Dolph, Miss
Eva M Davidson, Miss Eta H. Austin,
Mrs. Robert j. Bates. Mrs. Frederick T.
F. Johnson, Mrs. Robert Parnell, Mrs.
H. S. Kimberly, Mrs M. r. Umstead
and Miss Mary p. Baker.
Reservations may be made at the
club house through Mrs. Ruth Harsha
Mackenzie.
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near Olney, Homeland Farms. in honor
of Miss Mary Reading Nichols and Mr..
Robert H. Miller, jr, whose marriage
has been announced for the Autumn.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Yellott
Candy, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde, 4:
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Garland Ligon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer o. Stabler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tarlton Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. William
Dinwiddie. Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reik OF
Washington, Mrs Mather of West
minister. Mrs. Francis p Robinson and
Miss Jean Coulter. The beautiful home
of the Proberts was profusely decorated
with roses from the gardens at Home
land Farms, and the guests after bridge,
which was played during the evening,
we're served supper at small tables
which were decorated with mockorange.
Miss Marie Dawson and Miss Daphne
L. Stebbins of Chevy Chase entertained
their club at dinner, followed by bridge.
Monday evening at the Dodge. The
Evening star., 1933-06-08

haeuser interests, left SIS, 900 to relatives,
friends and institutions IN the East,
under terms of her will filed for pro-
bate yesterday. She died April %. The
value of her estate was not given.
The bequests as set out In the will
are:
Mrs. Roxie D. Holbrook, stepmother,
Amherst. Mass, SIS 5000: Mildred Hol-
brook Howard, niece, Holbrook, Mass,
Evening star., 1933-06-08
ToiIetries and Notions

(98 Pieces) SOC TO $1.00 ARTI-
CLES-Mirrors, brushes, compacts,
perfumes and powders, odd COo
lots, choice ..............~ ~
(76) PAPER TABLECLOTHS,
napkins, cups, small plates and
children's stationery. 10c to 20
15c values, each .......... ~
Isc MOURNING STATIONERY,
paper and envelopes, cello 10c
phane- wrapped ............
I0c WHITE ENVELOPES, 60
package
(55 Pieces) 25c TO 39c
STAMPED GOODS-Scarfs, CEN
ters, towels, aprons and other
articles, mostly all linen. 75c
Eacn ...............
(6) S1.49 TO $1.95 PATCH
WORK QUILTS, complete 40c
with patches. Choice.
(44) soc UNIVERSAL GAR
MENT BAGS, white lined. Moth
proof, dustproof. dampproof. Size
26 3 x 81. 3 for $1.00. 2Sc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1933-06-08

(112 Pieces) SOC TO $1.00 JEW
ELRY-Rhinestone bar pins and
brooches. novelty bracelets. ear
rings, tie slides, Sterling silver
bangles, mems cuff links CSc
and mems penknives. 80.
(40) S1.00 SUMMER HAND
BAGS-Tapestry bags and white
bags in various styles, slight CEc
ly soiled or mussed ...... C
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Epiphany Church Auxiliaries'
Garden Party SATURDAY..

The three branches of the Woman S
Auxiliary of the Church of the Epiphany
of the Episcopal diocese are sponsoring
a garden party Saturday from 4 to 6
o'clock pm. in Cathedral Close, Mount
st. Adams. The party is in honor Of Miss
Margaret Hester, missionary to Japan,
at present on furlough in America.
Miss Hester will return from New York,
where she has been pursuing special
course of study. Receiving with Miss
Hester will be Mrs. William Partridge,
Mrs. Henry E. Cooke. Mrs. Evelyn E.
Furman Mrs. Russell Borhek. Miss
Mary Wheeler is chairman of Arrange
ments.
Miss Dorothy E. Thomas, the date
for whose marriage to Mr.. T. Girard
Lee, June IA, was recently announced,
was entertained at shower Tuesday
evening by Miss Airline Spencer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Spencer of Jonquil street.
Miss Thomas has also been enter
tained at many lovely showers by Miss
Betty Bergman, Mrs. John Miller, jr.;
Mrs. Edward w. Mcpherson, Miss
Roberta D. Wright and Miss Dorothea
j. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs Lionel G. Probert en-
tertained Tuesday evening with a de-
lightful bridge party at their home
Evening star., 1933-06-08

LEONARDTOWN, Md, June 8 (Spe-
ciaD Graduation exercises of the Lit
tie Flower School will be held Sunday
afternoon at 2:3o pm. Delegate Philip
H. Dorsey, jr., of Leonardtown will be
the speaker.
Evening star., 1933-06-08

guests were Mrs. Charles Burmeister,
Mrs. Joseph Mann, Mrs. Raymond
Otterback. Mrs. James L. Merritt, Mrs.
Frank Lilly, Mrs. Jesse Spaulding Mer-
rill, Mrs. Richard Small, Miss Elsie
Yost, Miss Myrtle Yost, Miss Grace
Boblits and the hostesses.
Mrs. William H Mccormick of Man
dan, N. D., is spending few days at
the Dodge and is accompanied by Mrs.
William H. Walton of Dickinson, N. e.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Halloran of Boston,
Mass, are at the Carlton for a brief
stay They have with them Mrs. M
Madeline Halloran and Mr.. J. w. Hal
loran, also of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Blair of Lake
Orion, Mich, are passing some time at
the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Robert Bailey have
motored to Washington from their
home in Pottsville, Pa, accompanied by
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WILL DIVIDES $65, 900

Wife Of ]. P. Weyerhaeuser Re-
members Many in East.
TACOMA, Wash, June 8 R-Mrs.
Anna M. Weyerhaeuser, wife of ]. P.
weyerhaeuser, head of the Weyer-
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Neckwear and Trimmings

(4S Pieces) 25c TO 59c NECK
WEAR-Collars and collar and
cuff sets in linen, organdy, lace
and silk. White, ecru and 1Eo
cOlOrS
(62) SOC BLOUSES of printed
voile with puffed sleeves. CSo
Sizes "a to 38 .......
(320) SC HANDKERCHIEFS for
women, misses and children. %
Fast color prints. EACH. -
.(9) SS.Oe HAIR SWITCHES -
Heavy three-strand switches of
first quality hair in mixed grey
sh a des. Beautifully CO 90
waved ............
(s5 Yards) sec TO S1.00 GEOR-
GETTE CREPE, all-over lace, silk
net and metaline cloth. p yard
to 10-yard lengths. CSc
(3s4 Cards. TRIMMING BUT
TONS, formerly 25c to Sl.00 dozen.
Pearl. crystal, wood and bone.
to IL on card. Per 1Ao
Street Floor
Evening star., 1933-06-08

s25,000; Aimee Lyford, friend, Rock
Island. H., $4,000; Mount Holyoke
College. South Hadley, Mass, 5000.
The residue of the estate Is to 90 to
Mrs. Elizabeth Ttcomb, daughter. and
to Frederick King and John Phillip
Weyerhaeuser, sons, all Of Tacoma.
Evening star., 1933-06-08

A Quail Hunters Club has been or
ganized at Bowling Green, KY.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
SOCIETY
Continued From Third Page.)

come on from the Thrift Shop party
at Mrs. Joseph Letters.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
us Girls
Soc Dresses
1;s S'st; 10 29c

OF sheer floral prints and dots.
Sleeveless styles with contrast COL
lars and pipings, sash tie, pleated
or flared skirts.
az GIRLS 59c BLOUSES in
broadcloth, flock-dot voile and
prints. Pique collars or frilled
necks, short or puffed COc
sleeves. Sizes 8 to 49,. S
Bargain Booth, Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
1876 Arrow
Soft Collars
ss:,'s, s:s vs'.. 1Oc

Closing out odd lots from eur
regular stock-all perfect. Popular
styles. Sizes IA, 14h, Is, 1914,
16la and II only.
(204) 25c ARROW SEARCHED
COLLARS. odd lots, some slightly
soiled. Sizes IA to II In the lot,
but not every size in every e
(12) MEMS $500 SILK SHIRTS
Odd lots radium silk shirts in
plain colors. Some slightly soiled.
Separate collar to @7 M
match. Sizes 151a to IT. %A'oo
(39 Pairs) MEMS $1.00 WHITE
DUCK PANTS, also crash, linen
and hnene knickers. Broken SOo
sizes. Slightly soiled.. cOC
(22) MEMS 79c NIGHT
SHIR rs, seconds or slightly
soiled. Sizes Is and 16 90
(198) MEMS 59c SPORT
SHIRTS-Sport shirts of balbrig-
gan cloth with sport collar and
short sleeves. Blue and tan. 2Oo
Sizes "a to AZ ............ ~
(232) MEMS soc BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS with collar attached. All
perfect White, tan, blue and 90
grey. Sizes IA to II ...... Nv
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Gloves

t92 Pairs) soc FABRIC and
mesh slip-ons In white and beige.
Pinked or tailored cuffs. All COo
oAHSto
f39 Pairs) $500 DOESKIN
GLOVES in white, beige and
sand. Dressy slip-on TO-
style ~
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-06-08

their son, James Bailey, and are a.
the Carlton.
Evening star., 1933-06-08
Jewehy and Bags

Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-06-08


Sak.,. Silk. and l5c
Friday cleanup of remnants Of
plain and fancy weaves of popular
silks and rayons In good sewing
lengths.
(26S Yds.) REMNANTS UN-
BLEACHED SHEETING, So to 81
inches wide. Lengths from II yd.
to 21A yards. &c to 15c 21oc
value, yard ............. - ~
(4O) 7sc TO S1.00 BATH MATS,
large sizes, in white. plain colors
and fancy designs. Heavily CSc
embossed ...............
(23) HAND-D ECORATED
TABLECLOTHS. 39c to 79c values.
Guaranteed fast colors. Sizes SO
by SO, As by As and 54 by CSc
54. Each ...............
(9) AL L = LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, were 1898 to $6.75.
Large sizes. 70 x 10 and $l.49
SO 68. Each .......
III Dozen ALL-LINEN TABLE
NAPKINS, sizes % %, 10 x 19
and lS 1s. Were 1898 S1M
to S6.75. Dozen. .....
(254) DOILIES. Sold for 19c to
39c. Large and small sizes. Plain,
fancy and colored styles. 70c
(76) ORGANDY SCARFS, beau
tiful qualities, in various sizes and
colors. 2sc to soc values l5c
ia SETS ALL-LINEN LACE
SCARFS AND VANITIES to
match. 5 pieces in each hOc
set. S139 value, complete.
Street Floor.
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Military SERVICES Planned

Military services, conducted by
the American Legion will be hello
for Ralph Millspaugn, 81, R. r. 7
Box IS, who drowned Saturday in
Freeman lake while fishing, at 8
Wednesday in his home. Services
will be held at 1890 in the Laurel
Street Apostolic church, Laurel ano
Sayre streets Burial Will be in Me
mortal Park cemetery.
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FUNERAL RITES
ARRANGED FOR
AGED RESIDENT
Mrs. Margaret Kelley, IS.
Was City DWeIIer for
Half Century.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Kelley, IS. Of 1927 North Della
ware street. a resident Of Indianap-
oils more than fifty years, viii be
held at 10 Thursday in the SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral Burial will be
in Holy Cross cemetery. She died
Monday in St Vincents hospital.
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Beech Grove Woman Dies

Following an illness Of two ~ears,
Mrs. Anna Catherine Macy. ga, died
Monday in her home, 81 North
Third street, Beech Grove Services
will be held at 2 Wednesday IN the
home. Burial will be in Washington
Park cemetery
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GREENSLADE, SARAH C.-Mother Of Rob
ctr II. Greenslade and Mrs Lula Cnis-
saw Of Terre Haute Ind, passed away
at the home of her son. 2135 w. Morris
st. Monday, April 10. Funeral Wednes-
day, April p, 10 m, al the above
address. Friends invited. Burial High
land Lawn cemetery. Terre Haute, about
30 p. m. LTerre Haute (Ind) papers
DleaSo CODV
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Last Rites Arranged

Last rites for Mrs. Mary V. Pugh,
70, who died Sunday in the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Noah Anglln,
3142 Central avenue, Will be con-
Quoted at 10 Wednesday N the
daughters home. Burial Will be IN
Terre Haute.
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West Side Store Robbed

Buglars in the store of Sam Da-
Wis, 4420 West Washington street
stole 500 worth of the stock Mon
day night and had piled a large
quantity in preparation to remoY-
jnp II
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$40 Bungalow rooms. fireplace. ward.
garage. 1900 north MIR. MOTT, RI-9476.
ASHLAND. 2528-I0 rooms modern. garage.
Ideal for rOOmers fT-8l2i HU-35q3
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WALKER MARIE-Aee % years, beloved
wife of George Walker mother of Harry
Snyder daughter Of Charles Van sickle,
passed away Tuesday. As a. m. at her
residence 634 n. Capitol ave. Funeral
THURSDAY y m. at the G. H. HERR
MIN FUNERAL HOME. 1905 South
East st. Burial Anderson cemetery
Friends invited columbus ina
DprS rlCa rODV
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BUSINESS SERVICE
, Personals.

VIII, Du+ building against beer permit for
wear and share profits LI-2662
USE Van ogden furniture tonic. sales
man IS IN your neighooThooo
NEED music for words. $3.50 on proceeds
Times Box XII
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
d. ath Notices

CRAWFORD, E. M-Passed away at his
ing, April 9. Funeral a KREGELO q
BAILEY, 1888 n Meridian st. Tues
day evening at p. m. Burial at Clark
.- son. o, Meahe2aay.
DAY. HARRY A-Beloved husband of
Elizabeth. departed this life, SUNDAY.
April @ age "a years. Funeral WeednesS,-
daV. April -. at the residence. 2934 N.
Chester Ave, at $3.50 a. m. Services at
81. Frances Dc-Sales church a. m.
Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends
MOORE & KIRK.
GREENSL SARAH C.-Mother of Rob
ctr II Greensade and Mrs Lula CHS
saw of Terre Haute Ind passed away
at the home of her son. 2l35 w. Morris
St. Monday, April 10. Funeral Wednes-
address Friends invited Burial HIGH
land Lawn cemetery, Terre Haute about
80 p. m. LTere Haute Und) papers
please COPY
GRIFFIN, HARRY Beloved brother OF vii
liam Rose, John and Nell Griffin died
IN New York: Friends may call At THE
KIRBY OHM MORTUARY. 1901 N Me
rldian Funeral Wednesday, $50, at
the mortuary. a. m, St Joseph
church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited
and KYLE j. Moronoy, brother of James
J Moronev and Mrs. Margaret ManniX;
39SdIG6 2Way Sunday a agd g. Fu4 3T6ai
FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1888. N.
Meridian St Services at ST. Johns
Cross rois - cemetery. Friends invited i''''
MACY ANNA CATHERINE-Beloyed wife
OF Earnest L. Macy. mother of Mrs. Ethel
McGOWn and George Banbelt. sister OF
Mrs, Mollie Woodland of Peru Ind. Mrs.
Ola Iys Gordon of Danyille, Ky. departed
6is Tr6 Mopd1y A9T h 10 81
the residence, 81 N. Sd St. Beech Grove.
p. m. Burial Washington Park Gene
direction Of MooRE s KIRK " ~
MEANS, JuLIA-nMother Of Elizabeth
Blanche Short. Mrs. Edgar Miller passed
away at her home. near London. Mon
dav morning. Funeral Wednesday. 40
y, M, ct residence 1r p m Mt, at Lyndon or g6
tine cemetery. In charge of MAX HERR
MESS, JOSEPH, JoHN--Age 81 years,
G. George j. and Gordon b, brother OF
George. Harry, and Edward and Mrs
Henry Brue. passed away Tuesday morn,
ing Services at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral chapel, Thursday 80 a m.
YONNEGUT. MRS. ARTHUR nee Lillian
FauygelmPpaSsed ~, away Pee lIth at
Fl fIAH NGseTS0GR BG 5a MoRTUARY
THURSDAY, April 18Th, at 2 p. m. Burial
WALKER. MARIE-Age 20 years, beloved
SNYDER. daughter of Charles Van Si2Nlo,
passed away Tuesday. 345 a. m. at her
residence b34 N Capltol ave. Funeral
THURSDAY y m. at the G. H HERR
MIN FUNERAL HOME. 1905 South
East st. Burial Anderson cemetery.
Friends invited Columbus Ina
papers please COPY
WILSON, ISAAC E.-Age II beloved nus
band of Esther Wilson. father of guy
Wilson. at the late home. 81 n. Rural
St. Sunday 10 p. m Funeral at the
Enclewood Christian church Wednesday.
> n m Friends invited Burial Memo
rial Park, Friends may call at SEIR-
LEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946
Illinois ST until 10 a. m. Wednesday,
and at the church from II a N. Wedne5-
dav until time Of service
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Guest Palace Tickets With Each 7me Rental AdCa Riley 1851
R E N 7 AIS
2 Unfurnished Houses

SIS EASTERN. 245-St Philips. 5 rooms.
modern. garage. water paid. IR-4z54.
sis-INGRAM 1876 rooms, modern. ga
rage. near school car line. TA-6569.
s22 50. DELAWARE. S. 2459-Bungalow.
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j Trucks, Tractors, TraiIers
New Semi-Trailers

50 Accessories, Tires, Parts
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500 so: EAST. s. 2i37-4 Rooms. modern
clean. screens. shades. garage. IN
3907-M
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GRIFFIN, HARRY Beloved brother of VII
liam, Rose, John and Nell Griffin died
KIRBY OHM MORTUARY. 1901 N Me
rldian. Funeral Wednesday, $50, at
the mortuary Q a. m, 81. Joseph S
church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
tut1tpd
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HOTEL ANTLERS
CORONADO HOTEI
Is Housekeeping Rooms

1861 y. Illinois: l block north bus ter
mInal. so clean, Steam-heated. outside
rooms running water and baths: daily 75c
Up. weekly So up
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ALABAMA N 1922 rooms. next bath:
private back porch. very reasonable.
ALABAMA. N. 1921 room kitchenette
everything furnished, modern: private
entrance. TA-0620s
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UNUSUAL BARGAINS-Used -,usical in
struments. lowest prices. widc selection
easy terms PEARSON PIANO CO. 1873
North Pennsylvania LI-5513
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-11

MoRONEY, MARTIN Father of Michael
and KYLE j. Moroncy, brother of James
J. Moronev and Mrs. Margaret ManniX:
passed away SUNDAY, April 9. Funeral
Wednesday. April u. $50 a. m from
FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1889 N.
Meridian ST. Services at St. Johns
church at 9 a. m. Interment Holy