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Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26
Here And There
In Sport World

LOS ANGELES, March 26. U.P)-
Rex Mays of Riverside piloted his
racer to victory in a 60-lap feature
| automobile race at Ascot Legion
speedway yesterday, defeating Kel-
ly Petillo, Mel Kenealy, Ted Horn
and Chet Gardner in that order.
Frank Wearne, young pilot, suf-
fered brain concussion and a bro
ken arm when he crashed into a
fence in avoiding a collision with
two other machines during a 10-lap
special event. He is expected to re-
cover.
LOS ANGELES, March 26.-In-
spired by their l2-inning victory
Saturday, the University of South
ern California Trojans hoped to
make it two in a row from Stanford
as they renewed their California
Intercollegiate association series at
Bovard field here today. The Tro-
jams won the opener, 3 to 2, in a
thrilling battle that toppled the In
dians from the Associations lead
/ SiSiiiP n Oiillu 6diliC Will Dt pay =
ed tomorrow.
Fred Heringer was slated to pitch
! for Stanford today against Clyde
Baker or Hal Forney, Trojan hurl-
erS.
LOS ANGELES, March 26.-Will
Andrews displayed some Of the polo
playing talent of his famous uncle,
Big Boy Williams, to pace the Pa
cific military academyS team to "A
Shutout victory over the University
of California four here yesterday, 9
to 0. The match went four chuk-
kers with the winners completely
outclaSsing the northern boys. An
dreWs scored five goals.
LOS ANGELES, March 26.-Los
Angeles projected racing plant
started on its way to an actuality
today when ground breaking cere-
urb.
Carleton Burke, chairman of the
| state racing commission, and Hal
Roach, president of the Los Angeles
| turf club, were billed for speeches.
The turf club is scheduled to
spend $l,000,000 on the 210-acre site
that was purchased from Mrs. Anita
Baldwin near the old track once
operated by the late Lucky" Bald
win. Officials plan to hold the first
meeting Christmas day.
LOS ANGELES, March 26.-"Blg
Boy" Williams scored a goal in an
! overtime chukker to give his Grey
hounds 6-5 victory over the Riv-
eroos in a polo game at the Riviera
club here yesterday.
Over at the Uplifters' field, Glenn
Austin'S seven goals were more than
enought for his team to trounce Ar
thur Perkins Greens to the tune OF
Is to 6.
SAN MATEO, Cal, March 90
In the third upset of the current
polo series here, the MidwickS OF
Los Angeles defeated the all-stal
Texas four, 1916, in the semi-fina,
round of the Pacific coast oper
championship yesterday.
Great playing by Lin Howard
and Eric Pedley, aided by Ha
Roach's timely goal-shooting gav'
the MidWicks victory over team
that included Capt. Pat Roark anc
Rube Williams, famed information.
alistS.
The triumph sent the MidWick.
into next Sundays final agains
the San Mateo team. On Tuesday
preliminary matches start for the
Hobart trophy.
CHICAGO, March 26-For the
third time in the 11-year history
of the national Catholic high
school basketball tournament Cath.
olic high of Joliet, ILL.,, has wor
the championship.
Joliet won its third title las
night by defeating st. Mary.
Stockton, Calf, in the final game
30-17.
nnuIrIl rH1Er0
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26
DODGE "ELoArlNG- Gu usHloM" WHEELS :

DODGE "FLoATlNG- CUSHION" WHEELS
When either front wheel of the Dodge strikes bump,
the l-independent of the rest of the car-rses
and falls with the bump. No tilting of the With
FLOATING Cushion Wheels, patented Floating Power
engine mountngs, hydraulic shock absorbers, shock
proof steering Airwheel tires and long 17nch
wheebase, Dodge the only in its field to offer
smooth vbrationless completely levelized Iidel
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26

Sonoma Valley grape growers are
being offered $50 a ton for their
1884 crop but $3.50 is being asked.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26
DODGE HYDRAULIC
e r AXES smooth

quick and sure! Work
instantly, stop in a flash,
when you need them
m ost. Because they
always stay equalized,
brake pressure is always
the same on all four
wheels. They never cause
the car to swerve. Safe
anddependable in all sorts
of weather. They don't
need constant adjusting.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26
NEW EASY WAY TO COMPARE caRsI

Ask any Dodge dealer for a copy of the new
1854 Dodge SHOW Down" score card. 1t let's
you compare all the brand new 1884 cars fea-
ture against feature The "Show- Down" Plan
is easy to use. Puts complicated mechanical
terms in every day language. Let's you be the
judge -. in your own wy r.. right at home.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26
AUTOMATIC cLUTcHf-

start, stop. shift, reverse and
never touch the clutch pedal. You
never need to use your left foot
and the Dodge has Free
Wheeling too! Only Dodge in its
field offers this combination.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-26

NJ Z wv BIG IF
DODGE s64E5.* 3
The new bigger Dodge 7-ineh whoobae. Coupe s64S.
oupe ~,th rumble seat s695 Tvo-doo Sedan $685. Four
door Sedan ST45; Convertible Coupe SZ4S I1I-fnc
wheeibae; BrouRham S835; Convertible Sedan S8T5 sAH
pnees O. factory Detroit Especial equipment sGahf
additional cost.
Evening star., 1934-04-05

Mrs. Innes is the only child Of the
late Dunbar Marshall of Natchez.
Miss. and Mrs. Marshall, who was
Miss Fanny Bullitt, only child of the
late Alexander c. Bullitt Of New Or
leans and Louisville, KY. founder of
the New Orleans Picayune.
Count Giorgio Roberti is the son
Of Count Roberti, knight of the
Order of Malta, and Countess Roberti
of Via Rescenzio, Rome. An older
brother, Count Chino Roberti, is Ital-
ian consul at Zurich and Is married to
the former Miss Mary Hammond.
Evening star., 1934-04-05

University Of Rome, were married yes
terday at San Marco Church in cere-
monies attended by members of the
American colony and Rome aristoc-
racy.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Alexander Dunbar Marshall Innes by
a former marriage, and a granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Dunbar Marshall. Since
her mothers marriage few years age
to Capt. G. W. Holt Innes Of the
Prince of Wales West Yorkshire Reg
iment, she has lived with her grand
mother in Rome.
Evening star., 1934-04-05
Anti.Cop Ticket Wins.

SHERIDAN. Colo. @.-The "anti-
cop" ticket won the municipal elec-
ton here. The issue in the "cop and
anti-cop" campaign was whether .
mounted policeman should be en-
ployed to apprehend speeders on the
Denver Colorado Springs highway,
which runs through the hamlet.
Evening star., 1934-04-05

annual elction, held in the Hamilton
Hotel, were:
Capt. A. e. Nesbitt, first vice presi-
dent; Louis G. Carl, second vice presi-
dent: j. Benton Webb, third vice
president: James w. Burch, secretary
treasurer, and Raymond A. Catlin.
sergeant at arms.
Henry Willard, Hugh e. Phillips.
Frank Peirce. Fenton F. Leith, Guy
Alexander. w. H.. Whittlesey. Joe
Kammerer, Harry E. Allen. Joseph
Rice and Paul Easby-Smith were
elected to the board Of governors. Of
Evening star., 1934-04-05
Furniture

inets. Were S249 ....
Il Telephone Stand and Chair
was 1896. l Night Table with
drawer was $295. 2
Drum Tables. S2.65 c1 90
floor samples .......
Il Ferguson Automatic GO IN
Bridge Table. Was s5.95
. Shopping Carts; were s3.95.
2 Nursery Chairs with CD IN
chamber. Were 1895
-3 Little Pottee" Nurs- QQc
cry Seats. Were $780,.
Kann,s-Fourth Floor.
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first vice president: Hartford Bealef,
second vice president; Mrs. Marion
Cord, secretary, and William Hessick.
treasurer. e
All of the groups afiiliated with
the Federation Of Business Mems
Associations will enter floats In the
cherry blossom parade, Arthur Clar-
endon Smith, chairman of the Exec
utive Committee Of the federation, an.
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-04-05

Linens
Linen Cloths, 54x70; were $1.00
ca. 40 Yds. Linen Sheet QO.
ing, s1-in. Was $1.50 yd. wv
40 Linen Napkins, 1tal-
ian embroidered, 18-in. To-
Orig. Csc each. h..........
80 Card Table Covers, o.
rayon. Orig sec. ....... @OS
30 Lunch Cloths, COL o.
ored borders, IS in..... Wv
-75 Dish Cloths, Cannon e.
make, colored borders. go. W
Kann's-Street Floor.
Leather Goods
rs Imitation Leather SOc
Bags. Were $780,. Nv
-25 Leather Bags, S1OO
shopworn. Were $2.. %A'Oo
-25 Leather Bags. 90 M
Were $500. .......... ~~OO
so Women's Belts 10c
Were Csc and SOC. As Is. NV
Kann's-Street Floor.
Neckwear
Odds and Ends Of Mussed
Neckwear. Orig. 29c to To-
o0c
Novelty Colored Lace
Blousettes. Orig. $1.00 to SOo
$l.5S .................
Odd Lot Feathers and Quills.
Were soc to $1.00, as COc
Is
IS Ve1veteen Blousettes and
Velvet TUNES. Were CT or
$3.50 to $5.95, as is. ~
40 Novelty Crepe scarfs. 27c
~ u
Kann's-Street Floor.
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J. B. MURPHY ELECTED
HEAD OF OPTIMIST CLUB
Succeeds Lee Thompson as Presi-
dent-Other Officers Are
Chosen.

Joseph B. Murphy was yesterday
elected to succeed Lee Thompson as
president Of the Optimist Club. Other
Evening star., 1934-04-05

Higham Ferrers, England, has had
no drunkenness for nine years.
Evening star., 1934-04-05
Notions

-Knock-down Shoe Cabinets
and Beautiwave Caps Of SOc
Rubber. Were $780,. wv
lie Comb Cleaners and 20
Waste Baskets. Were 75c
EOC s.ss....s.
Sleeping Caps; were Csc. Soil
ed Garter Belts and Bandeaux,
Sanitary Belts and 10c
Aprons, Silver Pakx Ea... ~
Red and Grey Suedene QOo
Shopping Bags .........
Kann's-Street Floor.
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MISS CARLA MALAGOLA
WEDS COUNT ROBERTI

American Colony and Rome Aris-
tocracy Attend Marriage at
San Marco Church.
BY the Associated Press.
ROME. April 5.-Miss Carla Mala-
COLA, descendent of a well known
American family, and Count Giorgio
Roberti, professor of chemistry at the
Evening star., 1934-04-05
BROOKLAND- WOODBRIDGE
BUSINESS MEN ELECT
F. W. Mclaughlin Chosen Presi-
dent-Units Of Federation to
Enter Floats in Parade,

F. w. Mclaughlin has been elected
president Of the Brookland- Wood
ridge Business Mems Association.
Other officers are B. H. Mardfeldt,
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Lingerie

Lingerie
-Rayon Taffeta and Striped
Sateen Slips, Snuggles, Vests,
Panties and Balbriggan
P, r.jamas' tn Were 79c to 49c
@1.OO
-26 Muslin Costume Slips, 6Oo
soiled. Were $1.00 ...... Wv
Ill Silk Pajamas and
Robes. Were $5.95 to @I 90
S1O.5O ..............
-1S Flannelette Pajamas, Philip
pine Gowns, Rayon
Bloomers; soiled. Were S7c
$l.00
- Silk Bed sacques. Sl.67
Were $2.95 ........, ~
-ls Philippine Gowns. c7 2Q
soiled. Were 81 .95 :. ~AO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Children's Wear
10 Boys White Silk Suits, sizes
and 6, soiled; were $2.98. 3
Dancing s. Sets. Size 6; $l.OO
Were $2.98 .......... ~
odd Lot Crepe de Chine Slips
and Panties. Were $1.00 10
to $1.29 ...............
-6 Striped Flannel Bath 77c
Robes, size 2. Were $1.29
10 49,. Jersey s,..! Sup ! ;. . over Mc
IA Muslin Underwaists. TO-
Were soc ..............
odd Lot Muslin Gowns,
button front. Size yrs. OOo
Were sec ..............
lie Georgette Dresses, soiled.
81 Sizes rs : to g. Were $2.88
$5.96 ................
Kanns-Second Floor.
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which Mr.. Thompson was named
chairman.
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Cloth Goats

II Fur Fabric Jacket, c0OS
size IA. Orig. sess. @O.9O
Il Sports Coat, furless, size
-: IA; .! origin iiy 5000
Il Evening Wrap. 60 90
size. 1s. Orig. $ls75. @7'OO
. Spring Dress Goats, Is and
10 sizes. Originally S28.OO
S39.75. Now. ....... ~oO
Il Spring Coat, fur trimmed,
size IA. Originally COZ M
S49.75. Now. %Oo'oo
. Spring Goats. fur trimmed.
sizes IA and 18. ~2O -
Originally $59.75 :. ~OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-05

Housewares

- Wash Boilers, No. Z QQc
size; as is. Were $1.49.. Wv
3 Metal Kitchen Chairs, ~.
marred. Were $1.0O go. 'sC
Ill Step on Garbage 90.
Cans, as Is. Were 79c.. Nv
10 Shower Bath Cur
tains, soiled. We're CT m
$l.98 ...............
-25 Meat Broilers; were $129.
2 Metal Clothes Hamp. 90.
ers. Were $l.98, as is. -. OoS
-16 Rubber Bath Mats, soiled:
were S100. Is Cast Iron SOo
No. 8 Fry Pans ........
-3 Nursery Refrigera- CT 90
tors. Were s498, as Is ~A~o
30 Willow Shopping 7Oc
Bags. Were 39c ........ AOS
Odd Lot Wooden Knife Boxes,
Me a Bo ards, Cake 1Oo
Boards; as is. )N
~ .,ass Gas Range Was $34.95
1880
Il Gas Range. Was coo OS
$59.95 ............
Kann's-Third Floor.
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SpOrtsWear

Odd lot Slip-on Wool
Sweaters. Orig. sl.95 to QOc
SZ.90
Novelty Wool Sweat CT 20
ers, slip-on. Orig. So.
Pastel Boucle Dresses, CD 40
soiled. Orig. s9.75.. 80.
Kann'-Second Floor.
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Gloves

20 Prs. Washable Doe. ~.
skin Pull-ons, soiled. ..... ~
-95 Prs. Tan and Beige ROo
Suede One-clasp Gloves Wv
SO Prs. 16-ButtOn Glace Lamb
skins; white and egg CD or
shell. Were $4.95 go. ~SO
-45 Prs. Navy and
Gray Pull-ons. Were CT OF
$3.50 ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Trimmings
-2-Pc. Buckles, odd lot. o.
Orig. 39c to sec. Each. -. ~
odd Lot Of Buttons. COo
Orig. sl59 to $500 doz. S>S
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Home Fittings

-
and $2495 .......
-6 Walnut finished
Cedar Chests. Were @1 OQ
1870 .......s.''.'''
3 Damask Spreads
and Drapes. Were 90 OQ
$7.95 to S995 .......
Remnants Curtain and Drap-
cry Fabrics Were 15c to 6c
29c yd. ................
Remnants Curtain and ORA.
perry Fabric. Were 35c to 76c
soc yard ...............
Table lot Velour Scarfs and
Tapestry Panels. Were 77c
39c to soc .............
odd Lot Curtains. S7.08
Were s395 pr. ..... ~
-s Bolts Chenille Embd. 1Oc
Jaspe. Were CSC yd......
Table Lot Crash Gre 1Qc
tonnes. Were 39c yd.. ~
Table Lot ChintE Spreads
and Drapes. Were S1 90
$1.95 ea.............
-3s Spearhead Window SOc
Awnings. Were csc 80.
-35 Striped Jaspe
Slip Covers. We're CD 20
1929 and $3.50, ea... ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Silverware
&c Chrome Serving Trays. QOo
Were $1.49, as is. .......
4 Trays, Sheffield re- $50
productions. Orig. $40 ~Oo
&c Silver plated Vege-
table Dishes. Were G1OQ
$2.98 ...............
loo pcs. Antimony and 20
Silver Plate. AS is .......
-25 Pewter Beer Mugs. 7Oc
Were soc ..............
- Electric Mantel 1898
Clocks. Were S5.98 =.
-3 Sterling Silver Salt and Pep
per Shakers, as is. CD IN
Were $500 .......... Wv.
4 Prs. Silver plated
Candlesticks. Were CD M
SouO ...............
Il Sterling Silver Cen co 90
terpieces. Were $500.
4 Silver-plated Cake C1 90
Trays. Were 1898 -. ~
so Paul Revere Butter Knives
and Sugar Spoons. Were CSc
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Jewelry

10 Cigarette Cases. To-
Were SOC. as Is. ......... ~
-25 Hair Ornaments; were Csc
and SOC. IS Sterling Silver IT,
Guard Rings. Were 39c =. NV
Il Mans Elgin
WI w,is: St Watch Was $15.95
-25 Necklace Earring QOc
Sets. Were soc ........
Kann'-Street Floor.
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Fur Coats

Il Lapin dyed rab-
bit) Jacket. Orig. @7O 90
$39.75 ............ %A~Oo
3 Lapin Swaggers. COZ IN
Originally $4,000. ~O
II Sealine (dyed rabbit) Swag-
ger. Orig. $500. 1 Mendoza
Beaver dyed rabbit) Swagser.
ORIGINALLY oan $780, $29.5O
now
Il Black Caracul, silver fox
trimmed. Originally COZ IN
sl95. ............. ~>c"
Il Brown American Broadtail
tprocessed lamb, Jap mink
trimmed. Originally COO M
S198 ............. ~~OO
Il Imported Lapin (dyed rabbit)
Swagger and Musk.
rat Swagger. Orig. Go IN
$4,000 .......... ~
Kanns-Second Floor
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Mems MOhair
Office Coats
$1.Q5

An unusually fine group
Of Sicilian mohair coats
for the Office man-and
for the "stay-at-home
man; natural tan or olive
gray. Sizes 81 to AZ.
| Floor.
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Art Goods

Small Asst. IN -oz. Balls IN
Knitting Yarns. Ball. .. ~
IA Black Card Table %
Covers. Were soc ..... -
Odd lot Rayon Pillows. %
Were soc
is Hand-Embd. Models; 10
9 Boudoir Pillows. Ea. 80. -
Ia Handmade Organdy 20
Pillows, soiled. Were $1.59
Kann'+Fourth Floor.
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Luggage

d.m.oSS 1r oysrn'Tns 1s. Case Ca as SIPS
Il Hat Box, shop @1 ~
worn. Was s2.98 80. ~
1.s.vsa as Wardrobe Ts,s c Cases. ss $1.98
-l .:ar1 Leather %ss Bag: s4 IS shop 1925
~ III Leather Msi B. Bag: g. shop $40
p Leather Week End
Cases, damaged. Were G2 OQ
$3.50
Il Pullman Wardrobe
Ca Case; e. damaged. Was $7.35
SlZ.96 ..............
Il Sample Wardrobe COL IN
Trunk. Was s2998 ~O
Il Wardrobe Trunk, co., IN
shopworn. Was s39 98 ~-
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Umbrellas
- - Silk I,,.ln Umbrellas tG Ill l6 $3.50
. Pure Dye Silk Um-
brellas, l6 ribs. Were c7 90
S3.95 ...............
. Gloria and 2 Mixture Um-
brellas, l6 ribs. Were Sl.40
S2.98 ..............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-05
DOrnestics

Ia c n d Iewick
Spreads. 70 in. Orig. @1 o.
S2.95 ...............
II Candlewick Spread, double
bed; gold: soiled. Orig. CO IN
$6.95 ...............
-6 Rayon Spreads, twin-bed,
rose, and gold. Orig. CD IN
S3.95 ...............
-125 Yds. Ticking,
st9s,, stfin. '!ae,ana."n''3 .'','''.'.'' 22c yd.
200 Yards Bleached 1Sc
Hope Muslin. Orig. 19c yd. AcN
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-05

Gray jersey and tan
twill rubberized raincoats.
Double-breasted m dels
with full vulcanized seams,
full belt and extra yoke
to button on. Sizes "a to 46.
Evening star., 1934-04-05
Bed Coverings
Orders on Friday Specially

- Kenwood Cottage CO o.
Blankets, size 72x84.. ~co
4 Comforts, wool filled. satin
covered. soiled. Orig. GS OF
S8.95 ...............
-6 Blankets, green,
s.: =, ''''' '''i.:':.';'!': IN: org: sl.59
S-EJ
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Whether II Is to Sell a Gun.
VITAL STATISTICS
Births

DtFtnA
GirIs
Prank end Ruth B--rs -7Is CgIford
Flofa au1 Marie klr.i1. Met1ccist hos
John and Sst..s Barre.t M-thosr,
chsFies and Mar, Terrell Methods
Frsf and Catherine F-arrr ss71 Ravies
Elrlr and Cr-la Er-.r a1ln DUDE
I1omae and Dor0-nr 5laF- CITY hos
Lytis ard Ciaers Pennington 1901 Hoyt
Twins
W.ulsu and MsTr Douglas. 1zss Ind
anapo44t rcft
Isaac and MILDRED cor I7s2 Chsries
Jo-sph and Lct-.e TsaFsl. lioi Hortn
william aHa Louise w.nss.msisr
Nsfr1cirf r1rrfa!
Harrv sre E,he. HoAnsssoTfh. Me'ho-
Ernsst ara Eana TanaT Methods, hos
Dillon ard Helen Haesr Methods, hos
Arrs and Maa,i7n Anderson Methods
Tsh-.osrt aua Bertha wilson. Methodist
hrEr4tal
Esri and Dcro-a7 Bsa-lsr. SOS south S.
Warren ard valera G.ore. c.tg hospital
y i.lam and Barbara Butler ctV hos
Jssse and Ma-.e Green. erv hospital
Ernest and Helen Antrcu-r. cry hos
5o-sph and A.irs Goo-re c.,- ho-p.,aI q.
Prank ard Marian Jeff 1sfC Gale
Grant and Cer.ifa C0I.lr ~ North
Bradlev-
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CARROLLTON. l655-3-room modern upper
duplex; clean. comfortable: utilities psio
Garage. Reasonable.
FULTON. 32i-Niee front room; housekeep-
ing: bath. everything furnished: walk
ing distance $3.50 vk.
ILLINOIS. 2e25 N-Cozy Broom apart
ment: clean: good heat: private en-
trance.
ILLINOIS. 1883 Nj. room apartments.
everything furnished. So s. HA-
sq2s-M
ILLINOIS. n l72e-Nice clean 2-room
apartment. private entrance. employed
adults. reasonable.
ORIENTAL 20. N-Lovelv furnished 2
room apartment. utilities private en-
trance. good heat. adults.
RURAL. n. 20o-4-room apartment; COM
pletely furnished al utilities paid. 81;
near earline
TALBOT. n. 1850 rooms kitcheneite
apaTtms1t; nieelv furnished Adults
TALBOT. 2s42 NJ Connecting front
rooms: furnished complete. sink; rea-
sonaole. HA-4s0e-M
WOODRUFF. SOS NJ. Dr.-i-room kitchen
cite, completely furnished; utilities paid
SIS mo. CH-4ios.
NICE large. modern. front rooms: heat
hsht. hot water. phone; IS wk. LI-Sszs
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COLORED
3il Arch: rooms. water paid. $40.
LI-75sl c. c. GROVE, ~ Virginia ave.
FOR COLORED-Webster S. l25-Only
$3.50 GREGORY & APPEL. INC. 2z7
n Penn LI-74ai
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Anna Rockford ~ S. Vlnccnfs nos
pifai. fractured rlghf r.p
Martin T. Be.. 90 Grams Hospital
mlIral inuIfrleurr
Gertrude G Msrr 1G % sl9 North
Gnrflrf nr0rrr0 pneumonia
Marv Elizabeth Scrrre ~ ~ f009 East
Turufr-ri Erfn. rrrrnra. Erm0rruaEr
Earolire TrgEharff O. 10 ans North
JnFrrrcr. chronic mrrca-d--lr
Bromley House sd c.rr hospital chronic
urunrlflr
Anne 70 FrrE1am si % 1920 North
Me- Jerrfr rarrlu~rra 0-lr.
Grace Uffcr. 80 0f fi1'. East Wash
iurfrr. a0r-lr aufIri. m
Agnes eo.erd 7f 70 $40 East Rarmond
rrrfrrr rrUrrruaEr
Cnarr. W am Johnson. 30. CIV hos
ulfaI hru0efaflr ur rtworla
Mluarc p Carr a. ~ 500 North Tibhs
a. 1utr wrrr1rclrie
Fred Johnston. So clfr hospital. 1roncno
Mare cousins. ss. 81 v.ncents hospital.
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EdgeWOOd

room bung.: heated gar: newly painted
redec.. floors rein: s25 KEYS at 1875
Thompson I'd. CH-2777
EUGENE. l225-7-rm. mod, S14 Gregory
& Appel. Inc, 247 N. Penn. LI-7491.
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TRUCKS Fcr rent move Yourself DRIVE
Ir-YOUESELF INC 50 KentucSv ave
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I FULTON. 32i-Niee front room; housekeep-
ing: bath. everything furnished walk
/ Inc Gtstarce &c 81 NJ
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Mattress Repairing
Piano Tuning
Plumbing
Rug Specialists
Truck Renting

RUGS. furniture. Grapes. chenille nun
~ ~ RI-G CO cl5s Rrnnkstfe
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

1 Death Notices
ANFFIELD WILLIAM Age IS Years.
passed aHav SATURDAY. E0r. IL Time
% funeral 20 hc gwen later For
further information friends may call
FTNN BROS FUNERAL HOME TA-ls35
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NrwMAN. WILLIAM THOMAS BELOVED

husband % Annette Neuman and father
70 Flcrd Newman Marie Terrell ana
Fern Voiimer. brother OF Evan Newman
% Cincinnati. o passed away NOV. u.
a In age 50 wears Friends NAV call
SUNDAY a. The residence. sl6 Spruce s..
Funeral service Monday Nov 10. 1894.
80 m 40 the residence. lnterme m
oak Hlu cemetery Lebanon Ind. Friends
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.37O5 ROBSON ST
1886 SHELDON ST.

ST. CLAIR. 723 E.-6-room modern dou-
BILE near car line and business center
500 IR -5966
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PARK. l232-FurniShed or unfinished
room: modern; breakfast optional: GOOD
reasonable
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HAD QUICK RESULTS
TO M OLIVE

IS Autos for Sale
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>OIAND. AGNES Age 81 years Thursday.
30 % m mother OF the Rev. Ewald
soland o F N Of Cleveland. o; John
J Soland OF this city Sister Ludmilla
deceased. Mrs Agnes Gordon de
ceased and Mrs. Elizabeth Mischief Of
OAK Forest. Ind Funeral AZ home Of
son. 40 T. Raymond 81. Monday. $50
a. m. Sacred Heart Church. a. m:
Burial St Joseph cemetery. Deceased
was a member Of Third order LAUCK
SERVICE
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SMITH. FLORENCE-Beloved wife Of Earl
smith. mother OF Alfred Perry. William
Grant. and EVELYN Bette Smith and
daughter o. MI and Mrs william Jones.
passed away A. he residence. 1923
Charles ST. Thursday evening Nov -.
Funeral services VIII be held al ne
residence Monday morning. Nov. l9 az
90 O'Clock Burial Floral Park cemetery.
Friends invited VALID FUNERAL
-.-L Er-rDnE
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ADAMS 1912 cheerful rooms private
entrance. utilities. SIS weekly: monthly
rate. couple employed.
BACON ST 1908 rooms furnished.
overstuHed: strictly private. large ward;
urilffies furnished. 81
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BROADWAY. IIs4- 10 clean. warm
rooms. priv bath: $3.50 $3.50.
CARROLLTON. i52e-2-room apartment,
everything furnished; private entrance
RI-Sq76
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KEYSTONE. s.. 425-27-9-room house:
suitable for families; very reasonable
D
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
Or Rent a Room
RENTALS
% Uufurnished Houses

EAST-4-room modern double bungalow
fun basement, ST IR-5220. RI-7236.
NORTH-4500. finest 4-bedroom home
urusual $50 RI-7766 IR-7956
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CCLORED
1927 Yandes; s rooms: water paid; SO.
LI-736i. c. c. GROVE. a Virginia ave.
FOR COLORED-Hilside. 25os-Only SO.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. 247 n. Penn.
II-74ql