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GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 43. 1851
AMENDED


An ORDINANCE concernins. inioNicst =
Ing liquors. prescribing a penalty for ine
violation OF auv ~ tire PROVISIONS tnefco..
and hNnC time when the same shall
BE III ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF INDIANAP-
SECTION THAT 10 shall be unlawful
for auv person. firm. member az nru.
corporation. or aeents az corp0t alon 10
sell barter or give away. directly OK in
spurious. ylncus or malt LIQUORS. for the
purpose % being drunk or suffered 20 re
drunk upon the premises az such person
hrm. member q nrm. corporation. OF
aEent Of corporation within the c.ty limits
Of Indianapolis. or 90 permit such liquors
20 be consumed upon such premises. BE-
six o'clock A. n. upon every CAV o. me
week except SUNDAY. and between The
o'cI1ck noon upon the first dsv Of the
week commonly known as Sunday.
SECTION TT shall be unlawful for srv
person arm; nieuieer Of lrni. corporation
or permit arv music or entertainment
upon the premises Of any place where IN
iioG6rs are sod Tor the sGrpose Of SAN
within the City % Indianapolis. between
the hours q one o'clock A. n and SIX
oci1ck A NJ upon every cay o. the week
eNcent SUNDAY. and between the hours OF
one O'Clock A. NJ and two o'clock p NJ
upon the hrst aay CT the week. commonly
SECTION s-It shall be unlawful Tor
any person. firm. member q 1rm. co-por-
stion. or agent o. any corporation en-
gagged IN the sale OF alcoholic beverages
il the City o. Indianapolis 90 employ or
permit 20 be employed. any musician or
entertainer under tWentv-cne wears % aCe
or = employ any person under the aEe
az tWenty-one wears for the purpose o.
selling. tarterinE. or Swing away any
spurious. vinous cr malt lQuoys 20 be
drunk upon the premises q such person.
fru member q firm. corporation. or
agent az any such corporation. within the
civ limits o. the CITY o. Indianapolis.
SECTION ANY person. firm. member
a. firm. corporation. or agent Of corpora
ton found guilty o. violating any of the
provisions a. This ordnance shall upon
CONVICTION. b nned "a any sum not eN-
-eeding Three Hundred Dollars $500 ooi
20 which NAV b ADDED imprisonment for
. rericc not 20 exceed SIX lsi months.
SECTION S-Thts ordinance shall &c IN
fun force and eject from and after its
passage. approval ny the mayor and pub
lcation according 70 Law.
STATE Of Indiana. Marion County. City Of
Indianapolis. s..
Il Hear o. Goett Clerk Of the City Of
Indianapolis. Indiana. Go hereby certify
that t1e above and foTegolng Is fall,
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INST UCTI0NS
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10 OCHUOIs, OOItStS' AuUUIIIIs
BARBER STUDENTS Discriminate in
your school selection. Scientific bar
bering taught. Paid while learning.
JOURNEYMEN B A r B s. EDUCA-
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JULY SPECIAL-Beauty course FREE. Pay
only for supplies. S19.8s. Reg. SIS value.
PAYMENTS, diplomas. ROYAL ACADEMY.
401 Roosevelt Bldg.
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r E N 7 A L S
L. Furnished Rooms

Il Furnished Rooms
50. Iil5 n. ALABAMA-Clean room: hot
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cool. front room, near bath; garage. HA-
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kitchenette apartment. suitable for l
CENTRAL. 1872. Apt. Cool room, next
bath private entrance. garage. Employed
gentleman
COLLEGE. l420-Cozy Groom front apart
mont. every hing furnished. Phone.
COLLEGE 27I7-Large clean room: everv
convenience. Telephone; garage
COLLEGE 354e-Large. clean corner
room. every conyye.nienee garage
ILLINOIS n, sos APT 5-Room near
bath: walking distance; reasonable.
NEW JERSEY \. 226-Sleeping rooms:
$3.50. 50. $3.50. Hot cold water: baths
NEW JERSEY. N. 23sI-Attractive room.
PITY. home; near Central car line. IA
NEW YORK E. i2ENice clean outside.
modern, cool rooms. walking olstance'
PENN 1920 NJ rooms private en-
$3.50 each HA-253o-w
STERLING 1923 nicely furnished rooms.
clean. cool reasonable private home.
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garage; refined business man: private
slsT.. z e4s--sleeping room. Kitchen ana
home privileges. garage. Must see 10
appreciate. TA-47l5.
50TH. W. 3s-Furnished room. modern.
cool light. BUSES. Illinois car line.
23RD ST.. E 4l9-Sleeping room. central
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell =. KehOc. Examiner.
T-1a,----rFe T-F Tufv 10 1894
IEoAL NoTIcE 81 FUBLIo HEARIN.G5

LEGAL NOTICE OF FAhAAA NA.hEtA-t.i
Public Service Commission Docket NO
r46Q-M 21S6-M G351-M
Application OF Indianapolis & southern
NF0+or FvpresS. Inc Inclans0 polls for GER
tffcates 20 operate motor vehicles as COM
mon carriers Of property from Indianapolis
10 Evansville. passing thru ana SERVING
erfIIyar Viucenues. Princeton over high
vavS s0 Al. from Bloomfield 90 Bedford
vfs bloomington passing thru and serving
FL from Odon 10 Burns City over high
wev So
Notice ~ hereby given that the Public
Service Commission wiu conduct public
hcarinr In This cause in Rooms Of Com
mission sni state House. Indianapolis
Ind A. NJ. Wednesday. August IS. 1884
Public rarticluatlon is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell p Kchoe. ENaminer-
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FINA N cIAL

SIS Auto Loans
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"a Real Estate Loans

) Auto Loans
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AuT0M OILY
As Autos for Sale

1929 FORD pickup truck: just the thin
for light hauling. Sl25: S35 down. SIS
per week paid TO US. Visit our lot
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Emma KcSSener NEE Miller. father of
Mrs Dallas Aryin. brother OF Jacob and
H Fred KeSSener Misses Antoinette,
katherine and Ella J. KesSener of Lafay-
cite. passed away Saturday. July 81.
1910 y m. age 81 wears. Funeral at
the residence. 3l8 n. Fulton ST. Tuesday
july - 80 a. m. Services St Marv'S
church Q a. N. Friends invited De-
ceased was a member OF the St. Joseph
So-Ln-N OF S. MarNS church.
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$40 MONTH 4-room house, ? acres garden
made. Cali Bluff Road and Stop 7.
go ACRES fine stock and grain farm, ?
miles north Connersville on State I'd.
No l. 7-room house, large barn. etc.
Cash rent $3.50 per acre. HE-3939.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public service Commission Docket No
Application Of Spencer MOTOR Service.
afe motor vehicles as a common carrier
OF prouertv extending thru or into cities
and towns over highways 6. 70. fS. g.. Do
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing IN this cause IN Rooms OF Com
mission. 40I state House. indianapolis.
Ind 3 A NJ Monday. September 10. 1884
Public PARTICIPATION IS regueStea
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BURNS. ANNA E.-BelOved wife o. James
J. Burns and mother of Mrs. Patrick
Walsh. Gerald P. Anna Marie and John
Francis Burns. sister of Rev. John f.
MCShane. Joseph McShane. this city.
and Mrs. Edwin Morgan. Detroit. died
Monday. Funeral Wednesday. 8 80. at
the home 2046 n Alabama. Q a. m. SIS.
Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY
EERNTTE
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HELCHER. FRED A.-67 years, beloved
father of Carl + OF Detroit Mich. ana
Fred w Merl C. Helcher. anG Mrs.
Mabel McHafev brother of William j.
and Charles Helcher passed away sun
dav. $40 p m at his residence Il9
Lincoln 81 Funeral Tuesday p. n. at
the residence. Burial Crown Hill. Frhnds
invited @ II HERMAN SERVICE
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FIELDS. TALNIER E.-Entered into rest
Monday 80 a. m. age % years. beloved
brother of Monnie Morgan Naomi. Kel-
lev and William A. Fields Funeral
Wednesday 400 Collier St. p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ia Hotels. Resorts. Inns

Offers all comforts. Ultra modern note
service. As low as 81 a day: $40 week.
$50 y. Meridian. LI-235l.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Staunton Residents Hosts
TO Washington Visitors

STAUNTON, va. August il--Hon-
oring Mr.. and Mrs r. Graham
Cooees Of New York City, who were
house guests here for several days Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. II. Pilson. Mr.
John d. Crowle. ir. was host at a
beautifully appointed dinner Friday
evening at PARKWAY Tavern to 30
guests. The spacious foyer and din
ing room we're effectively decorated
in Summer flowers and banked palms
and tall lighted tapers added to the
charm of the scene.
MFR and Mrs. Cootes have been
spending the Summer months at VAL
ley View, near Hot Springs. and will
not return north until the latter part
Of this month.
Ore OF the gayest of the young
peoples parties given recently was
the buffet supper at which Mr..
Aylwin Jacob. Sd. was host Wednes-
day evening at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Jacob, on
Two-Mile Hill, near the city. After
supper Mr.. Jacob took his guests TO
the Log Cabin on the estate. where
they danced till late hour. Among
the guests was Miss Tempe Curry,
daughter of Judge and Mrs Granville
Curry OF Washington. who is spending
part of the Summer months with
her grandmother. Mrs. Columbus
Halle at Willoughby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Stinnett has
as week end house guests, MIR. Paul
Evening star., 1934-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Keyt left Friday ior
washington, where they viii be guests
for several days Of Mrs. John I.
Power at her apartment In the
Chastleton Mr.. Keyt will return the
first of the week and Mrs. Kcyt and
Mrs Power viii motor into Pennsyl.
vania where they will be guests for
about 10 days OF Mrs. p, M. Kentncr
at her Summer home near Pittsburgh
Mr.. Robert r. Hall. superintendent
Of Staunton Military Academy, Mrs.
Hall and their two children left this
week by motor for their Summer
home on Lake Megunticook. Me,
where they win spend about three
weeks They we're accompanied by
Mr. Halls mother. Mrs. II. p. Hall,
OF PittSfield. Mass. who has been
visiting them here and who will be
their guest at their Summer home.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph A. Gias-
gov had as their week end guests at
their home on Oakenwolde Terrace
their son. Mr. William A. Glasgow,
Miss Emma Neal Mcqueen. Miss
Mary Goecki and Mr.. Charles Muir
ply, all OF Washington.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

ael Pack Of the Broadmor. has re-
turned 10 Huntington. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bloom Of Charles
ton, w. Va. returned from New York
last week TO continue their visit here
with the Iatter's mother. Mrs. Marx
Kaufman. and are leaving for their
home today by motor
Miss Lenore Loventhal. who has
been the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Ann
Kaufman. left for her home in Nash
vile, Tenn. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney c. kaufman,
with their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. FNurman. are
located in their new apartment. 1868
Columbia road. after spending the
Summer at Muirkirk. Md
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J Pack were
hosts at dinner Wednesday night,
entertaining a family party at the
Broadmoor
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nordhnger
left for Virginia Beach Friday to
spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Simon left for
Atlantic City last week and joined
MFR. and Mrs. Nat Wildrnan Of New
York on a trip to Maine.
Miss Mildred Pressler, who spent
last week with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. David Pressler,S has returned to
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Pressler are
now visiting their son, Norman Press
Ter. in Boston.
Miss Bella Hirsh left yesterday for
Atlantic City to spend two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Kaufman mo-
tored TO Atlantic City, where she spent
the past week end.
Mr.. Jerome Saks and Mr.. Henry
Kaufman, jr.. are spending the week
end in Atlantic City, where Mrs. Saks
and Mrs. Kaufman are spending the
Summer.
Miss Eleanor Loeb has been spend
ing the past several weeks at Brad
dock Heights, Md, the guest OF Miss
Rose Stern.
Mrs. Julius Lulley. who spent some
time in New York and at the Chelsea,
Atlantic City, has returned to Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kronheimer
are returning tomorrow to their
apartment, in Cathedral Mansions,
from a weeks stay at Virginia Beach.
Miss Rae Hahn of Wardman Park
Hotel is spending the Summer in
Asheville, N. G.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

cls. Mr.. Lawrence EnFeL aboard his
boat Regina.
Miss Carrie FEtrxfs. with her broth
er. Mr.. Max Hirsh. Jeff yesterday for
CHICAGO 70 visit the Century Of Prog
sess Exposition
Mr. and Mira. Joseph D. Kaufman.
with their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Ann Kaufman their nephew, Billy
Nye. and Mr.. Leroy King sailed yes
teresy on the s. s California on a
two-wcek cruise to Canada snd Rer-
nuda.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Gusdorf mo-
toTeo 10 westport. Conn, on Thurs
day to spend several weeks as the
guests Of their son-ln-l -law and oauah-
ter. Mr ard Mrs Samuel Revness
Mr. Robert Her7og. their nephew. ac-
companied them
wallace Luchs. jr. Joined Robert
Herzog yesterday and together they
motored on a trip 70 Canada. Samuel
Samuels and Maury Young are also
on motor trip to Canada.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Marks. jr, sc-
companied by the formers mother.
Mrs. Arthur Marks, have returned
from a motor trip TO Woodmere. Long
Island. where they we're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Harold Jacob Of New York
a. their Summer home Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Marks. jr. had been on a
motor trip north
Mrs Rudolph Behrend has returned
70 her home in Chevy Chase from a
stay at the Chelsea. Atlantic City,
and New York. where she was joined
by her younger daughter. Miss Ruth
Behrend who Is at Camp Edmar,
Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. william Levy are
motoring to Atlantic City this morn
ing 70 spend a week at the Royal
Palms Hotel
Miss Betty Strssburger has been
the guest Of Miss Doris De Ford who
is spending the month Of August with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Allan De
Ford who have an apartment IN
Ventnor. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sigmund
and Miss Deborah Mae Lehman
motored 10 Atlantic City Yesterday
and are at the Ritz Carlton over the
week END
Miss Beatrice Strashurger, whose
marriage TO Mr. Ferdinand Nauhelm
takes place August %. was given a
kitchen shower on Thursday night by
a group OF friends at the home Of
Miss Shirley Graf
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Hamburger
of New York we're guests last week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry Stein. Mrs.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
spielman and Mr. oeorEe smlth d

spielman and Mr.. George Smith Of
Washington
Mrs. Csbell Madoux and her son,
Mr. cahell Maddux. jr.. who make
their home at the Hotel Martinique
In Washington, motored here this
week and visited the formers cousin,
Miss Courtenay Olivier at the Kalos
rama
Mrs. Fielding Olivier has returned
from Baltimore where she motored 20
meet her daughter. Miss Katherine
Olivier, who has returned from a
Western trip with her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Olivier. OF Green
Spring Valley. En- route home they
stopped in Washington to visit Mrs
Oliviers mother. Mrs. Reside. OF
Georgetown They were accompanied
home by Miss Ann Fox Olivier. and
left yesterday for Van Ike. the Olivier
camp on North River where they will
remain for some time
Mrs. Elizabeth Webber F1ullop, we'll
known artist Of New York and
Vienna. Austria, who has been a
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I. Kcyt at Appledore, their home
Evening star., 1934-08-12
OF Personal Interest
TO Washington Residents

Or. and Mss. Harry ~ kaufman
who sailed from New YORK on tks
stesmship chanplain Saturday. Az.
Ksst 4 fer England. wers accompanied
By Mrs. Carlgn Rnsentnai and Mias
Blanche stFouse Of Baltimore Before
returning here In September, Or. and
Mrs kaufman H1ll an 70 Ttaty, sailing
on HI9e steamship Rex for 3 Mediter-
fsnssn cruise.
Mrs. Harry Lewis. accompanied by
Mics Bert israel left Thursday or a
visit Of several weeks 70 Canada
Miss AIins Lanrburr vino has bcen
spending some time IN Philadelphia
spent last week In Washington with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith
have returned 10 their apartment, In
the wesscheSter. from a Today visit
with their son n-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thalhimer Of
Richmond, Va. ct their cottage
Mrs. Sidney Heller and her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Harold Strauss are spending
three veeks IN Atlantic City Mr..
Strauss joined them over the week end
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene YOUNG with
their young son Bobby are spending
three weeks at the Ambassador. At
lantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Bses ere visiting
their son -in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Strauss. at their home.
Forest Park. Baltimore. for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Luchs mo-
tored 10 Atlantic City Friday to re-
main until wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heller spent last
week end in Atlantic City
Mrs. Alexander Kaufman, Mr.. Jo-
Feph Kaufman and Miss Edna Drey-
fuss have returned from a weeks stay
ct Congress Hall Hotel. Cape MAY N J
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn and their
son. Mr. Arthur H. Hahn. have re-
turned from A three-week trip 70 the
Yellowstone Park and the Century
OF Progress Exposition. Chicago
Mrs. Joseph De Young has Joined
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Eich-
berg. in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel J. Steinberger returned
on Friday from weeks stay at the
Ambassador. Atlantic City. and New
York. Samuel Steinbereer. jr. also
returned on Friday from weeks va
cation at Colonial Beach with his un-
Evening star., 1934-08-12

Stein Is spending the coming week
in Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Aubrey Fischer. Mr.
Max Fischer and Mrs Fischers
mother, Mrs Charles Picard. left yes
terday by motor for Atlantic City
and are at the Ambassador
Mrs Hannah Goldberg. with her
daughter, Miss jeanette Goldberg, is
spending the week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Levy have
Evening star., 1934-08-12

returned to the Argonne from At
lsntic City. where they had joined
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Kohner. who are at the shore
for some weeks.
Mrs. William Wolf, who has a cot
tage In Atlantic City, came to Wash
ington on Wednesday and returned
with Mr.. Wolf yesterday. Her brother.
Mr.. Horace Pack, who spent the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Evening star., 1934-08-12

spending the New horace
"et's Wew!''
DAYTIME dresses in the shorter
length eleven inches from the
floor :. ID. touching the heel in back,
meeting the instep in 'front.'
narrow skirt, ssbuIk- at top sill
houette.
for example slim sheer
woollen frock. Black. With wide
black tafetavrib performing face
framing miracles around the neck
Iine For misses, $29.75.
daytime crepe. Called "ChardOn'
\
threaded revers and bow. For misses,
$29.75.
corded crepe afternoon dress Ele-
gantly back-and-white. The white,
soft gathered revers scintillating gold
thread. InspiringIy slim, fatering.
For women, $39.75.
the slit skirt. Dinner suit in liquid
flowing chiffon velvet Sver-striped
lame neckline. ''Market-boy'' jacket.
Black. For misses, $39.75.
mole cape slips your head
e. and tops Forstmann shadow
check woollen frock. Rust fabric,
brown mole For misses $59.75.
Ida, Sally, Bonny, Pat, Edna, and
Rita Fall sextette by Glen Bogie.
/ Jelleff7s exclusive knit fashion. Nom
/ stretching, non-sagging. The
/ ones look decidedly ''home-knt'-
| the colors like leaves turning in
| Autumn S14.95 to S29.75.
Nat Lewis black suede envelope
/ fiat, soft, exquisitely feminine. One
of several new Nat Lewis bags. $3.50.
/ Gold Stripe silk stocking No. 400.
/ Free from rings and free from
/ shadows. SlO0.
lsss.
at JeAefs ssHs "a "a
/ l2l620 Street RHH af5t
Fashions from Gown Salon. Second Floor.
H (esn 5osiss. shop)
The Washington times., 1934-09-20
ON THE SIXTH FLOOR


These colorful trays decorative even
when not in use. 10x12 inch size Were 1En
3Sc, now .................... AON
Ga GREEN GLASS BEER MUGS
A whole set will cost you next to nothing So
but you'll have to hurry! Were 10c ca. now ~
(1D DECORATED TIDBIT TRAYS
Ivory embossed porcelain, in two sections. 0Oo
Originally $780, Friday. ................ OON
ia PIECEs) FANCY POTTERY
Graceful pieces in bright colors. Originally QOo
$1.95, now less than half. ............... CVN
Q9) DECORATED PORCELAIN DOGS
If you like to collect dogs, here are some 100
that were soc, reduced to only ........... 1VN
(I 1O6PC. CHINA DINNER SERVICE
Grand opportunity for some Wash
ington home Service for IL. Orig COZ IN
inally $47.50, reduced to. ........... OA1"OV
(2e) GLASS KITCHEN JARS
Useful large size covered jars for any num- R0
Der of purposes. Were 39c each, now Lev
(134) NOVELTY BEER MUGS
Bright decorations for informal beer IN
parties. Were 19c to Csc each, now. LUZ
(75) NICKEL~PLATED SHOE RACKS
Will hold three to four pairs of shoes Ok
strongly made. Were &c., reduced to NV
(75) "RUBBERWAY" WALL CLEANER
Cleans window shades, wall paper, painted 400
walls ETC.. without streaking. Orig. $1.... tON
15 ROLL~TOP BREAD BOXES
Large size, finished with ivory enamel. 100
Originally $1.15, marked down to ..... GOG
(15) BIRD CAGE STANDS
Finished in tan enamel. Originally $1.00, AOo
reduced to half price Friday .......... fON
1857 "KUT-RITE" CAN OPENERS
Opens cans quickly and easily; leaves no OOo
sharp edges to cut you Were soc, now. OON
. 1857 DECORATED SERVING TRAYS
Just the right size for serving cocktails.
Walnut finish with decorations. Were AOo
81, now reduced to. Observation-Disclosures. 9OO
(1O WATERPROOF SHOWER CURTAINS
They're mildew-proof as well! Pastel 90 90
shades. Originally So. IS, reduced to only OA"AO
Us BOTTLES) OCEDAR AUTO POLISH
Pint Size-for Duco, lacquer or enamel OOo
surfaces Originally 100, nov ....... OOC
(5O) AUTOMATIC CREAM WHIPPERS
speedy cream-whipper that originally IN
sold for Csc. Reduced to only ......... LUZ
(1OO) KITCHEN UTENSILS REDUCED
Solid copper beer mugs sanette sink
Strainers, steel securing pads, clothes 1Oo
Sprinklers choice Friday at only. ........ 1ON
% EASY WASHER, MODEL d
10-pound capacity; large dryer basket;
G. E. motor. Floor sample; guaran- 07O IN
teed; was $14950 now. ............ OS OOOV
~ EASY WASHER, MODEL Sd
Dryer type with electric pump and
G. E. motor. Demonstration (new 07O IN
machine guaranteed. Was $11950.. OO OOOO
(2O) COTTON AUTO BUSTERS
Something you've probably wanted-at O0o
reduced price tomorrow. Were ACC, now. NV
1917 PARCHMENTIZED LAMP SHADES
Pleated parchmentized and cloth-over- Ok
parchment styles Were 69c to ST. now OON
3fOr $1.OO
(S) MAPLE FLOOR LAMPS
Especially nice for colonial rooms. Com
plete with shade! Were $29s, reduced CT 40
to only. Observation-Disclosures. UA'AO
The Washington times., 1934-09-20
"Br1blng"
Nation, SaysG.O.P:

greatest campaign fund that has
ever been poured over this land?
What campaign fund? you ask.
The billions that are being spent
in the name Of the New Deal,
they answer-the billions that are
going to the voters in the form
of Federal relief, crop curtailment
checks, CCC jobs, and millions of
jobs on the Federal payroll.
That isn't all, they say, and 90
on to point out that the Govern
ment handouts" are going to
railroads, banks, industrial enter
prises.
The Republicans are certain
they could make a good case in
public against some Of this So
called bribing of the nation, but
there is one phase of New Deal
expenditure the G. o. P. is afraid
to attack too bitterly.
That phase is relief. There are
The Washington times., 1934-09-20
Staying Of BOY
HOLDS PAL

Incensed over a hunting dis
pute, James Turner, Is, of Ard
more, Nd, shot and killed Carl
ton Lights, II, of Ardwick, Md.
yesterday, with a shotgun, police
charge.
The shooting occurred in front
Of Lights home, while his two
sisters, Ruth and Billie Lights,
looked on. The boys, just re.
turned from squirrel hunt, were
arguing over some shells, when
young Turner suddenly fired his
shotgun. Lights fell mortally
wounded.
Acting Coroner Henry O'Neil,
Of BladenSburg, held an inquest
on the spot, and Carlton Turner
was held on charge of murder
at the HyattSville Jail for action
of the october grand jury.