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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10
v0GLER is DEFEATED

Lew Vogler relinquished his share
in the standings as an undefeated
participant in the state three-cush-
ion billiard tournament at Harry
Coolers parlors last night when he
dropped a hard-fought match to
Neal Jones. so to 46. The defeat
was Vogler's first in the tourney.
Jones had high run OF five and
Vogler ran three. The match re-
CURED eighty-f1ve innings.
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EXAMINES PROSPECTS
BIZ Inited Presa

DB L Htttl 1850
PASADENA, Cal, March 10.-Earl
McNeely, owner manager of the
Sacramento club of the Pacific
Coast League, visited the camp of
the Chicago White Sox here, looking
for an outhelder and several pitch
ers for his team. He appeared i'm
pressed with outfelder Milton Bocek,
Chisox rookie. The Sox play their
first exhibition game tomorrow,
meeting Los Angeles.
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FEATHERS POLES ONE

D [" u TT 7 7 -
TAMPA, Fla, March 10-Beattie
Feathers, former football ace at
Tennessee university, is proving
himself quite a fellow on the dia-
mond. Yesterday he blasted out a
home run for the Cincinnati Reds
rockies as his mates went down to
defeat. g to ), before the regulars.
Another recruit, Joe Back, former
grid star at Kentucky. got a triple,
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LOOKS OVER FIELDERS

By LHted Press
LAKELAND, Fla, March 10
Manager Mickey Cochrane of the
Detroit Tigers figures that his out
field at the start of the champion
ship season will be made up Of
Goose Goslin in left field. Pete Fox
in center and Gerald Walker in
right.
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BARTELL ON JOB

By Times Special
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March 10.
Dick Bartell, captain and short
stop of the Phillies, reported at the
training camp here yesterday, con-
ferred with Manager Jimmie Wilson
and then Joined his teammates in
a brisk workout.
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HOGAN TEAM LOSES

~ Htted Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
1O.-Thirty-tWo men, including
Manager Bill McKechnie and Coach
Hank Gowdy, played in the Boston
Braves first practice game yester-
day. Frank (Shanty) Hogan and Al
Spohrer captained the rival out
fits. Hogan's team won 9 to 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10
NeuSel Takes Decision
Over Chicago KingfiSh
German May Be Matched With Tommy Loughran on Way
to Title Bout: Walter Comes From Behind 10
Battle Way to Victory.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK March oWaer Neuse stands out today
King Levinsk last night Madison Square
Garden
approval scarcely
Johnston
Tommy Loughran, would accept.
Although booed
Wesphaia
to win the split decision and thunderou
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Ben Davis won, Is to 6, from Bridge
port; Flackville downed Mars Hill,
20 to II, and Speedway won from
Hickory college, 10 to 8. In semi
finals this afternoon, Fleming Gard
ems plays Ben Davis at 1:20, and
Flackville meets Speedway at 2:10.
The finals are at 7:3O tonight.
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RENEW EXHIBITIONS

By LHited Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March 10
The New York Giants today faced
the Philadelphia Athletics in the
second game Of their f1ve-game ex-
hibition series. The Giants won the
opener yesterday, 8 to 2. Jimmy
Foxx. smuggling first baseman of the
AS, who signed yesterday after a
long holdout dispute, was not slated
to get into today's game. He will
play in the third game tomorrow.
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TUDOR SF> -RS WIN

The Tudor Ha.- 'aated
the juniors in the fina.- l.
terclass basketball tourname1.- st
night, % to Is. The Juniors took an
early lead, but the winners over
came it late in the first half.
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JOE HAS TROUBLES

~ tnitCd Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
1O.-Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
New York Yankees is making no
progress with his three remaining
holdouts. 1t is understood he offered
catcher Bill Dickey a $1,000 raise
yesterday bu the backstop wants
$2,500. Mccarthy and LyH Larry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10
ROOKIE PROMISING


By United Press
OAKLAND, Fla, arch 1O.-Les-
lie Munns, the right-handed pitcher
who won nineteen games for the St.
Paul club last year, is one Of the
most promising rockies in the
Brooklyn Dodgers camp. Packing
2o5 pounds on his 6-foot 3-inch
frame, he approximates the perfect
pitcher in physical proportions
Moreover. his high, fast ball has
impressed all observers, including
Manager Casey Stengel.
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Bearing some OF the most i'm
portant names the tennis world has
ever known, the international pro
net quartet now on a nationwide
tour will arrive in indianapolis early
tomorrow for a f1ve-match series
here tomorrow and Monday nights.
All matches will be played in the
Manufacturers building at the state
fair grounds, where 5000 bleacher
seats have been constructed to take
care Of the crowd. Play starts at 8
each night.
Three matches are carded for to-
morrow night, as Ellsworth Vines is
paired with Henri Cochet, of France,
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Early Baseball Notes

requests the following teams 10 attend
a meeting Tuesday night. March 49, at
the Smith-Ha ssler-Sturm store Baby Lin
coins, Citizens Gas. Sanitary Commission
left Wings Eastern All-Stars. Crescent
A. Cs. West Indiana polls Cubs Columbia
A. C.s and Indiana polls Recorders. The
meeting will be at p. m. For informa
ton call Lincoln 1906
Twelve used baseball uniforms are want
ed by one Of the prominent local amateur
mines. Cali Belmont AGO, during day.
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and Bill Tilden is to meet Martin
Plaza, also Of France, in singles
matches, and Vines and Tilden will
battle Cochet and Plaza in doubles
match.
Monday night Tilden will play
Cochet, and Vines will meet Plaza
No doubles match is on the program
Monday night.
All of the singles matches will be
for three of five sets, and the doubles
match is for two of three sets. A
larger crowd than watched Vines
Tilden, Bruce Barnes and Vincent
Richards a month ago, is expected
at the fairgrounds for the interna-
tiOnal play.
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1II0 II-NIdIIo-V2UdhCI SdIIIC VII
start at 3 o'clock. There will be two
amateur contests preceding the pro
tilt, the Geckler Red Devils meet
ing the ROLES Printers at l o'clock
and the Stuck Coal Company taking
on the Monroe Flyers at o'clock.
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. Spring Diamond Dust =

conferred, but Larry did not sign.
Nothing new has been heard from
outfelder Ben Chapman.
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BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)

In the past few weeks the women
have been coming to the font in
their bowling efforts. Mary Mac
Kinnon. a member of the MCGaw
Insurance team of the Block OPP
teal Ladies League at the PritChett
alleys, took all the honois with a
smashing 626. with PA. 224 and
100. last night Thus huge total
was not enough for the Insurance
FASTENERS, however. and they
dropped a pair to the Bowes Seal
Fast five.
In team play, MauSner Beer and
Coca Cola lost three sets to Fox
Jail Birds and Jack c. Carr teams,
as Real Silk was claiming the same
result. s. 6, S. Service and Marott
Shoe Store managed to single out
a game from Julian Goldman Store
and Boards Brake Service.
Individual play found many high
totals. Court had SIS: Dawson, 566;
Burnett. $40: Lathrop. SAT; WeiSe,
543: Buring. 53S; Cox. SIS: Hayes,
521: Tourney. SIG; Carston, 5l6;
Meyer. SIS; Alexander, SIS; Nc
AMY. 5l3: Meyer. 511: Machine
$40: Thornton. SOC: Kagel. sos;
Weisman. 5O4: Bunch and Stuart,
each SOB, and Meeker, sol.
Bob Darnaby displayed some OF
his old-time form in the Avalon
League at the Prietchett alleys when
he found the pocket consistently for
OFT. 1874 and 255 for TIC to give the
puts a clean sweep over Spickel-
meters. The Kemper DlvOts pulled
one for the book by winning all
three games by a margin OF twenty
four pins, the first game by eight
pins. the second by SIX and the last
game by ten pins. The Drivers were
the victims. The Roughs and Cad
dies finished one up on Traps and
Irons.
Joe Fulton produced his second
big total Of the week with 2l0,
pos and 27S for 6e6 Hueber had
621. along with FultonS total and
the Barbasols emerged three-game
victors from MarottS Shoe Store in
the City League at the Antler alleys.
The $50 by Pritchett and 629 by
Murphy for Jones-Maley could not
offset Dick Nordholts 258. 237 and
100 for 685 and the HooSier Coffee
shaded the -Maley five. Jack
Hunt had that ball Of his back in the
pocket last night when he accounted
for 22S. 234 and 900 for O. 10 give
Fall City Beer the odd game from
Indiana Wheel and Rim team. who
had Argus with 6l6 For Hotel
Antlers. Ray Fox shot a COS TO take
two from Elks Boosters.
Three-garle wins took the majority rul-
ing Of the Washington League a. the Hi
rois alleys John Blue ana Kelley for
the Coca Cola team furnished the fre-
works with 667 and Goa 10 down the Pharis
Tire three times. with Jess Hall blasting
d. Co. h. lace 49,
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West Coast Star

DOB Caller, with the university
ID of Washington. helped that
schools basketball team capture the
northern division crown Of the
coast conference. He was high scorer
in the circuit. The coach is Clar-
ence Edmundson, veteran winning
mentor.
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Three-garle wins took the majority rul-
ing Of the Washington League a. the Ill
rois alleys John Blue ana Kelley for
the Coca Cola team furnished the FIRE
works with 667 and Goa 10 down the Pharis
Tire three times. With Jess Hall blasting
away for a $50 for the latter Berghoff
Beer handed the Schmitt Insurance team
q thKee-gaue lscing when Werner and
Wall Hickman uncorked . 6l9 and GIT.
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In the Casualty and Surety League at
the Central alleys the Underwriters Ad-
JuSt!ng made a grand slam on the West
ern Adjustment. New Amsterdam doWned
National Bureau twice and Inspection
Bureau annexed a pair from the Stone
Stafford and Stone team. The Hoosier
Casuslty rolled series of 75T ZIG and 67s
and the Aetna team Will roll against these
scores later, Gray OF Inspection Bureau
rolled q 234 game.
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The Kirshbaum Meters face their fast
est foes this season at 3 tomorrow after
noon when they tangle with the Leon
Tailoring quintet al the Kirshbaum COM
munitv center The Tailors we're run-
ners-up in the recent city independent
sectional tourney prelm will begin at
2 o'clock
Evening star., 1934-05-18

Mems blue, grey or tan
covert cloth work pants.
Are pre-shrunk, strong
ly tailored. Permanent
fit guaranteed. Sizes
% to 80.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

Mems seersucker suits
of the new "Launder-
ite" fabrics. Also nov
city Summer weave
suitings. Finely tailored.
Two pair pants. Regu-
lar sizes.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

V and bodice necks. Bias cut
with attractive lace trim. Tea
rose, pink and white. FASH
ioned of dull luster rayon.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

An white oxford with Good
year welt, also tan and cream
sport oxfords with Goodyear
welt soles. Mems sizes 8 to II.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

Men! These are discontinued
patterns from our regular soc
lines. Sizes 10 to IL. At this
low price! Hurry!
Evening star., 1934-05-18
Rayon Mesh Panties
; for 100

The new brief model that is so
cool and popular for Summer
wear. Women's regular sizes.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON G, FRIDAY, 49,

For quick clearance we
have marked down a dis
continued number: box of
IL napkins, "Veldown."
Buy several boxes.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
Open Saturday Night Until $3.50 P.M.-SAVE

Tasty, delicious wrapped
caramels-with or without
marshmallow centers. For
the last day of May Econ
omy Festival.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

Beige and white sport OK
lords, white kiltie tongue
sport oxfords. also white and
beige moccasin toes. Wom-
ems sizes 5H to 8.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

OF plain and figured dim
ity with touches of hand
work. Has belt. French
leg and button bottom.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

One and two piece styles.
some with hat, in cool
mesh and broadcloth or
twillS. Sizes 3 to 8.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

They're white and, of
course. right for Summer.
Sears has them in sizes IA
to 20 at only ............
Evening star., 1934-05-18

Genuine Mickey Mouse
sleeping garments. tie
back. Green. tan or
pink in sizes 3 to &.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

Sporty three-eyelet tie with
many perforations and punch
outs, OF pig grain leather, in
white. Women's sizes.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

HATS, fashioned OF crepes,
felts, straw braids ior
coo1-looking linens.
outhful and large head
sizes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-20
TAXI SLUGGING
REPORT PROBED
Beaten and Robbed by Cab
Customers, Victim Says
al Hospital.

John Alberts. %. Of I27 South
Noble street. was taken 70 city hos
pltal today suffering from pos
sible conclusion Of the brain OF
fracture OF the skull received IN a
mysterious taxicsb smuggling last
night.
Mr.. Alberts. unable 20 give police
an actual statement. said that after
a midnight lunch IN the Lincoln
restaurant. 200 block East Wash
ingtOn street. last night. he hailed
a CAP IN which. besides the driver,
ne discovered Two men and two
women.
They drove him 20 Tom and
Howdys Inn on Road 81. ne said,
and there slugged and robbed him
Of a billfold containing 50. He added
that he then was deprived of his
shoes and forced 70 walk while his
tormentOrs threatened 20 take of
his trousers II he did not give them
the rest Of his money.
Mr. Alberts said ne finally was
brought back 70 the city and
dropped of at a track elevation a
block south Of Washington street on
South East street. He said he went
home and went 10 bed. When he
called police, they discovered his in
Juries and sent him 10 the hospital.
Mr.. Alberts said that he had been
drinking. but was not drunk He
was unable 70 give a description Of
his alleged assailants.
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a714. 400 Wood Guide

Invitation No. 37l3. 1000 70 1900 Tons
o. Crushed Aggregate deld on State
Dad 81 , between Sellersburg and Under
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VITAL STATISTIC IS
Marriage Licenses

Page Golsan, Jr. p. Detroit Mich;
North PENNSYLVANIA street housekeeper.
Julius Oualitza. 81. OF GIG North Holmes
avenue. laborer. and Leva Anderson. 10.
OF q29 North King avenue. housekeeper,
Albert H. Chiffon. IS of 245l7 Mley
avenue lsborer. and Emma Ashley. %.
Of 1873 South Elder avenue seamer
Howard Stuetz. 20. of 527 West Sixth
street. Anderson: salesman. and Jewel
Eddie Mailer. 80. Of e1s Cotton street
laborer. and Hester Breckenridge. 81. oi
1851 Yandes street housekeeper.
Andrew Quinn. ~. Chicago. engineer
and Esther Bower. "a. Hotel Antlers
bushes promotion manager.
Joseph Hoffman IS. Of 1922 East New
York street. salesman. and Bertha Bart
low IS Of 522 South Rural street. clerk.
Preston Perlman. IS OF 5948 West Su-
perior street clerk. and Gertrude Cherry
"a OF l747 West New York street. house
Cvrii stokes. IS. Of $50 West Vermont
street assembler and Dolores Carroll. %,
Of 2Ols Hillside avenue. packer.
Robert Hughes IS. OF Columbus. o.,
librarian. and Theodocis Hoe %. Of 42Ot
Cornelius avenue. stenoCrapher
Ernest woodland 20 of 90l North
Gladstone avenue housekeeper.
Joseph Shawcross. IS. OF 1875 Oliver
street salesman. and Emma Pepper. OIL
Of 1925 Olive street ho9usekeeper' IND
class worker. and Vivian Peery 10. OF
ii02 Church street housekeeper. =
John Dean. 2l of 1924 Brouse street;
laborer. and Luella Rogers. Is OF olOo
E0vrv street housekeeper
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Deaths

William James Price. SO. of 227 Hen
Sue K. Doll. 60. of 35o7 North Capitol.
carcinoma
Thornton Blasingsme. rs. of 2513 Gull
| ford, broncho pneumonia.
Angelina P. Carey so. of "a West St.
Joseph. arterioscleroSis
Rose Hudson Thomas. rs. of 707 East
Eleventh. broncho pnepmonia.
Eva Essig, 40. Methodist hospital, gen.
eral peritonitis
Emmett Hill so. Central Indiana hos
pital. general paralysis
Owen Bush, g. city hospital. broncho
pneumonia.
Lucy P HAYDEN. 81. of 71s West
Eleventh. acute dilatation of heart.
Ahbie Macy, IS, Barton hotel, acute
cardiac dilatation
Charles Patterson. SO. Long hospital
brain tumor.
Margaret Holt, 40. city hospital. acute
nephritis.
Mamie NJ AFTER. 70, of 1914 Highland
place, acute myocarditis.
Susan Bradford. rs. of 2129 Highland
place. acute cardiac dilatation
Eliza Bright. II. of PAS Hovey. carci-
William Grant. So city hospital. carci-
Edwin S. Carey. SO. city hospital. cere-
bral hemorrhage
Kirk Claybrooks. 60 of 1887 North Sen
ate. chronic myocarditis
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Births
Girls

Thornton and Oral Thin. Methodist
hospital.
Charles and Victoria Black. Methodist
no pital.
Wilson and Virginia venham. Metho-
dist hospital.
Clyde and Lois Huey Methodist hospital.
John and Naoma Ealy, Methodist hos
Jesse, and Jennie Stewart Methodist
Woodrow. and Dollie Whitaker, 1899
Paul and Anna Boiling, Deaconess nos
Lem and Anna Dodson. 1886 Kentucky.
Arthur and Corine Miller. 1892 Shepard.
more.
Clarence and Viola Francis, 281s Moore.
BOYS
cornelius and Lillian Packard, Methodist
hospital.
Daniel and Bessie Harrison. Methodist
Lyndel and Genevieve Foster. Methodist
oda and Edith Babbett. 1902 West
Fleming.
:. EstelT and Maxine Ritter. Sls South
Holmes.
John and Edna Smith. 2144 Broadway.
Forrest and Helen Bowman. Deaconess
Richard and Mary wesner, $50 LYNN.
Harry and Hazel Harvey. PALS North
Arthur and Marjorie Petit. BOG East
Sherman and Lois Hick. 1923 East Ter
race.
Kenneth and Pauline Bertram, IA South
Sheridan.
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FOREST HILLS-Beautiful broom suite
private bath. constant hot soft water.
rarzre Ht1-2774
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MCCORMICK SUED FOR
$4,000 IN DAMAGES
Society Woman Formerly Sought
Breach Of Promise Award.

BIZ nffed PTess
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2O.-A $50
600 damage suit has been filed
against Harold Z. Mccormick. reap
er magnate. by Mrs. Rhoda Tanner
Doubleday. New York society di-
vorcee who last July settled a
81 100000 breach of promise suit
against MIN, attorneys disclosed
here today.
She demanded damages from Mr..
Mccormick. the Good Samaritan
hospital here and his attorneys on
the charge the individuals conspired
to obtain privileged information
about her from hospital records to
be used IN the manufacturer de-
tense Of her breach Of promise suit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-20
TWO FOOTBALL STARS
TO APPEAR AT INQUEST
Chicago Bear Players Face Grilling
in suicide.

By United Press
CHICAGO. Nov. 2O-Two players
of the Chicago Bears professional
football team we're ordered today to
appear at an inquiry Dec. into
the fatal plunge of Mrs. Nell
Walker Ablin.
Mrs Ablin. who fell from a win
dow Of a north side hotel Sunday
while celebrating the Bears victory
was the second of three women TO
plunge TO their death within a week.
The pro football players. Bernie
Masterson and Beattie Feathers,
were ordered before the inquiry as
result of testimony given by Mrs.
Ablin's estranged husband. Irving.
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SI65 Clothing Taken From Car

An auto thief forced a window in
the car Of E. w. Ballister. Evanston.
III. last night and took clothing and
possessions valued at Sl65. The car
was parked at Georgia and Illinois
streets.
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Plumbing Permits

R. Bardy. 1887 Mcpherson. three fix
c. Greiner. 212l East Forty-sixth. one
fixture
j. H. Davis. 1860 South Meridian. four
fixtures
d. Pierce. 2ll5 Fernway. two fixtures
Joe Nelson. 34l9 College, one fixture
Belnburg Bros. 1923 Oliver two fixtures
A C. Backmeyer. ITO South Meridian,
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Marriage Licenses

Alfred Mason. 20. of 1929 North Haugh
street. clerk. and Elzabe Tansel 10. of
GIL Exeter avenue clerk
pei j.; s Dlgmpsey Rlce r. Of 1854 North
Wells Is. of 1864 North PENNSYLVANIA
street. housekeeper.
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Ahh0uNC { NJ EMS
4 Death Notices

DEE. JoHN-Age IS years. beloved father
VI James snG Dennis Dee passed away
Sunday. Nov. 10. a. the residence, lOlS
VIZ w New w. 92,A EoT Rs's a. 59e Tsf
Service AZ S.. Johns church a. m Bur-
ial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
FINN BROS. SERVICE.
LtK1Ss JANIS 1tM i.-s % ysars, N Rqs-
Lillian Stafford. passed away Monday
evening at St. Vlncents hospital. Fu-
ccoSkLE FL FUNER JAZZ = AoME. I9s4i' "
Micnisan ST. FRIENDS invited. Burial
F.oYsl PARK Frencs NAV call al ~
ners. nome after D. II. Ilesoay.
JOHNSON. ROBERT GLENN-Residing at
STA Z. Michigan ST.. beloved husband OF
Ramona Bauserman Johnson and son OF
brother Of Charles NJ. and Merle Jonn-
son. passed away Monday afternoon.
Services at the kdgev ood N. (. church
Burial Round Hul Frien0s NAV call at
the home Of his parents. 400 Epler ave.
any time aItcr ~ m. IuescaY.
KELLER, CLARA BALLWEG- Beloved wife
OF Conrad Keller and mother OF MS
n hin Nov W. Is. Funeral services Win be
hsld a the residence, 526 South Central
court. Wednesday afternoon, Nov 81.
al ? O'Clock Burial Crown Hill ceme-
terry. VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PAITEN. c. Wage 10. died Nov. 10 a.
crown Center. Ina Funeral at ! p. n
"Wednesday al church in crown Center
STEVENS, WILLIAM A-Entered into rest
Monday, 10 p. m, age 81 years beloved
husband of LisIe stevens. father OF
Mary Garrett Kathleen Turpin. Paul.
Pauline. Mildred and William. stepfather
Of Donald and Roland Hamiu Funeral
Wednesday at the residence. 547 South
Harris ave. p m. Friends invited
Burial Floral Park cemetery. HARRY
W MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS IN
CHARGE.
SULLIVAN MARY NJ Cnee Round5-
Beloved wife of Patrick D Sullivan, moth
er of Mary Patricia and Eileen Sullivan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Round. died sunday Nov. IS. Funeral
at the home 1872 South Bancroft st.
Wednesday Nov 81. $50 a. m. Services
al our Lady of Lourdes church. 9 a. m.
BLACKWELL SERVICE. Friends in
vIted.