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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-02
VOW GO on WIN IHE STORY
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO CContin-
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Mrs. Hewlett praised the singing
elaborately. Bannister said less.
He was wondering If Juliet France
had sung those songs for Tracy
King.
A little before 2 he made excuses
and left the house. He took cab
TO headquarters and, ss he had
hoped, found McNeal in his office.
The captain was busy with some
papers but he put them promptly
aside. Well" he said, has the girl
been up 10 any tricks YETI"
Bannister sank into a chair. I
don't know" he said. She slipped
one over on Jordan and left the
house a little before o'clock. 1
think she mailed a letter"
Yes. I know. Jordan phoned a
little while ago. That's finel"
Bannister looked perplexed. What
do you mean, 'fine'?" he asked.
why. that's exactly what we
wantl Let her write all the letters
she pleases. Well get the answers,
find out who she sends them to
and what she saysl"
"Oh. I seel"
McNeal took a cigar from his
pocket and offered ii TO Bannister.
He took another for himself,
lighted it. This thing may work
out better than I expected" he ad-
mitted.
He asked several questions which
Bannister answered as well as he
could. Then Bannister asked, Has
Parrot told you anything yet?"
Plenty only I don't believe a
word Of i'll He claims he can prove
he didn't go near King that eve
ming. There's a lawyer who's been
buzzing around here this afternoon.
A fat chance he or any one else has
Of getting that bird away from
herel Not until we're through with
himl"
DANNISTER rested his arms on
II the desk. Honestly cap" he
said. what do you make Of all
this7 1t seems TO me the solution
Of the King murder gets farther
out Of sight every day"
I thought YOU we're going to
solve IT," NIcNeal put in.
Nothing of the SORT" Bannister
protested. i've never pretended to
know anything about crime. 1 only
got into this to watch you fellows
do your stuff. But seriously, Cap
lust between you and me-what do
you think about it. You've been
holding this girl as a suspect for al
most a week. You've got Parrot
now. You've got ScUrlach-"
The detective objected. Sour
ZACH isn't here" he said we re-
leased him this afternoon"
Then you're convinced he's out
of it2"
NIcNeal seemed to hedge. Sour
lachll be all right" he said. He
out Of jail. but he isn't going any
place. ANY time We want him We
can pick him up again.
That leaves Parrot and the
girl"
1T leaves a lot of things" Nc
Neal told him. one of thems the
fact that you seem to have for
gotten finding Al Drugan smashed
up in an automobile out on the
Morrisville road"
You don't think Drugan's death
was an accident. do you?"
I've good reasons for not think
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DR. b. 5:5i:: M:

TT something visiting day pychopah department
fellow sufferers of the fourth estate and
Brumei seeking the society desk AS Eddie
they could describe Chanel nifty or pick out Taan rose
pair the desk From somewhere
Quickly he recovered the
tumble and added mot at prices or no prices at all"
DUT was Dick Miller and
what he'd started to ask before & g gave yo the @an ID
like the setup the sectional tourney here? The
Well Blackboard bead 1T be swell for the boys not to play
three games in one day-but how do you like t?"
DrsakDut chops the afternoon the
after our home edition at night And by the way that's not
VoU lot of good left out in the seiona and
the state that aren't really in the first dsion?
W ESscy' said glance three
regona There's Tech Anderson and shortdge and only
Dick there probably aren't teams in Indiana
Roundup"
ngon and T Haute lives all battling other gets
here good stay at home
"XX7EI from2" Dick wanted
There won't be any teams
think the could lick Look the
to up there a record.
regional champ Aices deal
better Then go down to the Columbus regional Sheloyve LOOKS IKE
the state candidate and I'd there were several Of EN- that
last Every there about
could
those that do But what going to do about i?
it
could change the geography of the state to get only OpnOc
region"
about basketball
general particular. sports
Blackboard
n
apparently crippled
wrist bad last said through
an
WROUGHT"
l. if he doesn't the the
write, Fehring Cotton
everything coordination, intuition should
uggle the ball everywhere fashion
and eighty
swarthy kid Columbus.
Lambert made basketball OF
whole
If
you
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.They'reOff
at Crescent
New 46-Day Race Meeting
Gets Under Way at Fair
Grounds.

By United Press
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 24.-Win-
ter racing swings into its second
and final half of the season with
the opening of the Crescent City
Jockey Clubs forty-six-day meet
ing at Fair Grounds today.
Headed by the Inaugural Handi-
cap, six furlong sprint for cam
paigners from the older division, a
balanced program OF seven
races was arranged for the opening
day.
Eleven added money features will
be decided during the meeting with
the Louisiana Derby, a mile and an
eighth test for three-year-olds and
upward, scheduled for closing day,
March II, as the outstanding at
traction of the list.
Joseph A. Murphy, general man
ager and presiding steward OF the
association, announced that there
would be no syndicate ring among
the oralizerS who operate in the
clubhouse, and added that the local
police authorities were cooperating
with track officials to the fullest
extent in preventing the practice
of using StimulantS on horses.
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Independent Net Notes

League, the Buddies Club defeated the
Pals Club, "a to 10. Cohen starred IL f 2, r
TIE winners WITH eleven ven points IN VINE hbe
other game. the B'nai Aim continued
their march toward the title by trouncing
the Junior Buddies, 80 to II. zuker-
man was high for the winners, while
Caplin stood out for the losers. The
schedule for tonight is as follows: Pals
Club VS. Junior Buddies, at 7:So 2: m;
baum Center is located at 2314 North
Meridian street.
Bridgeport Cardinals will oppose the
Taylorviile Eagles at the, home court to-
night Thursday the Cards and "B'' team
will play the Decatur r. C.s at Valley
Mills.
Forest Cubs defeated the Cleaners, Il
to g. The winners desire games With fast
teams. Write Woody Smith, 400 South
Dearborn street, or phone Drexel 0937-R.
The north side invitational tournament
for teams in the 15-17-year-old class, will
starting on Saturday. Feb; g. TeamS
wishing to enter call Lefty Monfort, Hum
bOldt 1916 after p. m.
Rex Tavern five defeated the Cardinals,
m e the Se aC6se k @as
leading basket tossers. Rex Tavern will
play Sacred Heart five next at the gym at
800 mo date designated in notice sent 70
The Times For games in the 18-year-old
class write Harry wheel, lilo South East
street. or call Drexel 1852 and ask for
Virgil.
Company K net five of Martinsville is
eager to book games both at home and
away for February and March. They
play the Decatur r. C.'s tonight, irving
ton Turner's Thursday and the Spencer
quintet on Sunday at the .Armory IN
Martinsville For games write Sergeant
Freeman at Martinsville. Ind.
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Dave De Jernett Leads
Way to Tenth Victory
Indiana State Drops Game to Central Normal on
SycamOres' Floor: Huntington 0vercomeS
13-Point Lead to Down Ohioans

Big Dave De Jernett. scintillating
Negro center. led the Indiana Cen
trail basketeers in a hard battle.
and paced them in q final squirt 10
their tenth straight victory this
season as they doWned the Ball
State Teachers college quintet. %
70 "a. IN the University Heights
SSrn last night.
+ The Cardinals grabbed the lead
at the start OF the tilt but slowly
surrendered IL 70 the Greyhonds.
who had a l3-tO-8 advantage at half
time.
The Greyhounds held their lead
most Of the remaining period, al
though Ball State pushed them
hard. and was ahead p TO 20 with
four minutes 10 play. De Jernett and
Schaefer flicked enough field goals
20 salt away the contest for the
GreyhOunds.
The big Indiana Central center
was the outstanding star OF the
game. controlling virtually every
tlpof and scoring five field buckets.
Troup. a freshman from Nappanee,
whose basket eye has pulled the
Greyhounds out from behind against
Butler and Central Normal. went
into the battle last night and tipped
in three two-pointers to keep the
south siders in the lead.
Summary:
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RACE TRACK ARREST

BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 24.-Harry
Cooper, arrested yesterday charged
with possession of narcotics, alleged
ly for the use in doping race horses,
was Immediately suspended by the
stewards of the Tropical park race
track pending further investigation
of the charges.
Cooper is a brother-in-law Of
Jockey Charles Corbett, now riding
at Tropical Park.
Cooper was suspended from Flor
ida tracks for life. He is a horse
owner and trainer. His stable also
is barred,
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The University Park Christian Church
team. the Rocks. has reorganlzed ana ce-
sires games with other church nveS on
the home and home basis. The home floor
OF the Rocks is at Fortieth street and
Capitol avenue. Home games are played
on Mondays and away from home tits on
Wednesdays. The team is coached by
Pop Heddon of Butler university. On
Monday the Rocks nosed out the st. Johns
Catholic team, IA to ID. For games with
the Rocks write Leslie Bradley. 1928 Mont
calm street.
The Lauter Seconds. playing in the ID
20-year-old class desire q game Tor FIJI
day night. The Lauter Juniors, in the
Interested call Belmont 3641 Rex Taverns
and Christamore take notice.
The Lauter girls team want games with
fast lves. Call Belmont 364l.
Indianapolis Midways have. access to a
gym on Thursday nights and desire to BOOK
with strong city and state teams. Address
the Midway Athletic Club, South State
avenue and Naomi street.
Ryker and wooley Shoe Rebuilders de-
sire game for tonight or THURSDAY
on Sunday afternoons and want games
with fast city and state teams. Call
Lincoln 0917 and ask for Harry Shut. or
Write L. Kellemeyer, l450 South Talbot
street.
The Memorial Scabookies triumphed over
the Riverside Cubs. AZ to 81. The passing
of King featured. The Cubs are the former
Hardwood Kids Scabookis will play South
Side Buddies as soon as they have an
open date. Buddies take notice: The
Scabookies play in the lS-year-old class.
Phone Riley 1920
In the first games of the second round
of the Kirshbaum Intramural Basketball
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.BAPTISTS PLAN
MEMBER DRIVE
$4,000 Signers Is Set as
Goal Over Period of
Three Years.

Pastors of Baptist churches in
Marion county yesterday laid plans
for a drive to add $4,000 members
in three years, to the Indiana Bap-
fist convention at a meeting in the
Broadway Baptist church.
Present membership is $1,000, a
total attained at the end of a cam
paign that eliminated in the Tooth
anniversary celebration of the con-
vention here in October
Speakers included the Rev. T. J.
Parsons. convention executive secre-
tary; the Rev. Give Mcguire, execu-
tive secretary of the Fedora led Bap-
fist Churches of indianapolis, and
the Rev. G. c. Mitchell, North Yer
non.
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NOTORIOUS KILLER Is
CHICAGO GANG VICTIM

Jack white, Public Enemy, Shot to
Death During Brawl.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Wiliiam
(three- fingered jack White, no
torious public enemy, was dead to-
day after a drinking party with two
friends" which was climaXed with
G Infire.
He was blamed for half a dozen
killings, including the shooting to
death of a policeman, a prohibition
agent and a guard for a pay roll.
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Catholic Title
Dates Selected

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24-The eleventh
annual national Catholic inter
scholastic basketball tournament
will be held here by Loyola univer-
sity March 21-25. Cathedral high,
Indianapolis, will be the defending
champion this year. Teams from
Iowa, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indi-
ana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Okla
homa, New York and several other
states will compete.
Authorities at Cathedral high
school today confirmed the Chicago
announcement that the Indianapo-
lis school planned to defend its ma
tional title at Loyola in March.
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BIZ Times Special
Irish Tackle
Maroon Five
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. pa
Notre Danes basketball team, which
lost its first game of the season to
the Pitt Panthers Saturday, hopes to
start a new winning streak here to-
night when the irish meet the Uni
versity of Chicago team.
Until the Pitt defeat, Notre Dame
had won twenty-five straight games.
Chicago won its first conference
game last week by defeating Michi-
gan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24
STAGE 0NE-ACT PLAY
Garfield Club to Present The
Monkey Paw Tonight.

'The Monkey Paw" a one-act
play, will be presented by the Gar
field Dramatic Club at 7::45 tonight
on the Socialite program of the
Y. M. c. A.
Cast includes Rudolph Klinge,
Mabel Holm, William Weaver, Rob-
ert Davis and Paul Craig. Young
Peoples orchestra of the Y. will
provide music. Robert Kent will
present a group of readings. The
program is without charge.
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So Legal Auctions and Sales
LEGAL SALE

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes Of the State Of Indiana that the
undersigned. conducting a public storage
house wills on Thursday. February l.
1884. sell for accrued charges. the house
hold goods and other goods belonging to
the following named people:
G. w. Kixmiller No. 1885: w. J. King.
1851: T. c. Hogan B-3lS0. Edard Trice
1856; W. c. Treverton. 1856. Della Tay-
Tor, TAO: Myrtle O'Neal. 1891: Rev E. A
Grundy 1886: Andrew Esman. 1875.
Dwight Chambers. 1890; Ms-tie Bryan
ll06; Mrs. NJ. c. Bea. 1893.
SHANK AUCTION AND FURNITURE
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PAGE II
So Legal Auctions and sales.


derson, 6s4S. Henry Arnold. s547: L. T.
Beck. 659l: Lewis Brady. 6622; Chas. Ben
nett. 6545. J. E. Dexter. sS4l. oven Dom
ham. 4796; E NJ Dcpp. 4i24: Marguerite
Eyster. No. 675s, E Z Fillian. S504 Al
J. Frank. 5435. Eldon Gillon, 6T45: Dean
I. Gross. 1872. o. ". Hall 1929; Gale Har-
rod, els7; Flora Hayes $3.50: Bernice Hesse
564s; Mrs. James Howard. $3.50. W. w.
Jackson 1901: W 2. Johnson $40. E II.
Kohlhepp. e542: Bradshaw ornbium.
66l4: Freeman Lasbury. sS66. Nellie Lesch.
$751;; F. W. Lutz. 6595, E. c. Martin. 6S93:
Minnie Marx. 6s0s; L. @. Mattingy 6679:
J. B Mitchell. 1853: G. A. Mix. 1928:
Alice Nichols. $3.50; Arnold Peek $500:
r. c. Renfro. 6420. W. F. Riedman. 5a09:
A L. Roberts. 4o6s' Melvif Sehlosser. 1855:
Nora Schoneld. 6202 Mrs Chas. Sears 6940:
w. A. Sears. 66SS. II J Senour STAG. Ha6da
Simms. 1864, Allie Smith. $685. Helen Van.
6T5S: J. S watkins. 6769. Geo. West 1894:
Dean Mccall White. 6525 Harry T. VIII
llams. 1888; Arthur Withers, Ssss: Robert
Woodman 6442. Mrs J D. Wright Jr..
247s; Mt zeppenheid. S5s7: J. ". Mullane.
No. 5276
SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
COMPANY
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RASKOB REALLY TIPS
Ex- Democratic Chief Thrills Texas
Waitress With $50.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SONORA. Tex, Jan. 24.-This
south Texas plains town returned
to normally today after the thrill
of a lifetime"
John J. Raskob, former Demo-
cratic leader, travelling overland to
California, supplied the thrill when,
after eating, he rendered Miss
Eleanor Hanson, waitress, a $50 bill
with the words, "Keepnthe change"
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HOCKEY STREAK HALTED

WINDSOR, Ontario, Jan. "a
The Windsor Bulldogs last night
gave the Detroit OlympicS their first
defeat in nine games, winning the
International Hockey League con-
test, to 2.
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BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)

In the Pritchett Recreation
League at the Pritchett alleys last
night, Sunshine Cleaners was the
only team to come through with a
three game win. This was over
Thomas Restaurant, Stuck Coal,
Kraker Jack Sweet Shop, Freebooter
Baking, Berkies Lunch and Raab
Tailors scored two-game victories
over Coca Cola, Province Mutual
Life Insurance, Business Furniture,
Budweiser Beer and Dickens Clean
erS.
Individual play found Harbold
with 657, the leader. Other 600
totals were: Horn, GAL; Krebs, $40;
G. Miller, 500; Stemphel, GIG, and
Ernsting, 800.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24

State Teachers college cagers lost
10 Central Normal here last night,
"a TO 81.
Englehart paced the Purple War
riors TO q victory gained after they
overcame a seven-point lead. The
Sycamores led at the half Is to 6.
In the second frame the Central
Normal five forged up until they
tied the score at 21-all with two
minutes remaining, and added a free
throw and a field goal before the
final gun.
BIZ Times Special
HUNTINTON, Ind, Jan. "a. - A
spectacular Second-half comeback
gave the Huntington college basket
ball team a 3l-to-3O win over the
Gifin college METERS, from Van
Vert. o., here last night.
The Ohioans led, % 10 9, at the
half Huntington trailed, 10 to 80,
with eight minutes to go, and put
on q squirt that halted the visitors.
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In the Commercial League at the Park
way. alleys, the Citizens Gas and the
lockwood Drives were too much to han
die for the Indiana polls News and the
Central States Envelope. McAllen was
boss in individual play with total
OF GOT. Other high scores were Hamilton
603. and Sellers. 599
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J, Bornloehr was high man in the st.
Johns Evangelical League at the Fountain
Square alleys. In team play Vehlings and
the Fisher Bros. Electrics took the count
OF three rom K. w. RiemanS and Mastney
q Co.. while Speen's Grocery and c. H
Herman Undertakers we're able to admin
lister a two-game trouncing to Harry
Knannlien and z. w. Hohlt Il Sons
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The Delaware League at the Delaware
alleys sGo vas was of form and as a result not
with SOL. In team play S. & S. Body
and Fender and Old Colds BANKED the
Bader Coffee and Empire Life Insurance
while the Sterling Beer. Schmitt Insur-
ance Steele Shoe Store and the Black.
hawks rode the waves for a pair of wins
from Keene Drugs. Moynahan Construc-
ton and Brehob Service
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LEGAL SALE.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant 20 the
statutes Of the State of Indiana that the
undersigned, conducting a public storage
house. will on Thursday. February l, 1884;
sell for accrued charges the household
goods and other goods belonging 70 the
following named people:
G. H. Anderson. No. 6574: James An
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Totals Ii s Totals "a 8 8
Score az Haf-Indians Central. I3. Ball
, state. q.
teferee-Kinick fLogansportl. Umpire
Porter franklin
BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. "a
With their star center, Miklozek.
lost because of mumps, Indiana
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In the Christian Men Builders League,
Werner entered the spotlight with 636.
but this was only good for a two-game
with count of $751; aided his team to
walk away with the series from the 2
team at the Illinois alleys
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Jack Hunt of the Hoosier Athletic Club
League led this loop with a 607.. This
helped toward a three-game win for his
Block optical five against COCA COCA, Cola ola
were good for a clean sweep over Cen
tenniaI Press and Potter Coal, while Watts
press came through for two. Barrett
took second place with 597.
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Only one set was bowled in the Packers
League at the Illinois alleys. All the
other teams will bowl later Meier Pack
ing gave the Armour and Company a
with 546. Indiana Provisions had no
opponent.
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Cliff Meier Coal was the only team to
stage three-game win in the Community
at the hands of the Goodrich Tire squad
Frank Hatfield. Circle City Rubber and
Indiana Asphalt were good for a pair
from al Auto. Radiator. St. Pats and
shared honors with 588 and sag.
e. Wilson, with COL. captured the in
qlvidual play Of the Hitler Office Supply
speeds BANKED the Safes while the
Desks and Chairs suffered a two-game
loss at the hands of File Cabinets and
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REYNOLDS, CLAUDE D.-Brother OF Mrs
Julia d. Nelson, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds.
Mrs Herman Habich and Mrs E A.
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az THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
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Vlted. Burial Crown Hill. tTerre Haute
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In the Tuesday Night Ladies' League at
Delicatessen and Addressogra phs made a
clean hauling of the D. Allen No, u. e.
Young Dentist and L. Baker No 10; while L
Franck and East End Dairy came across
for the the odd game over Van Camp Mix,
A Rudbeck No. g.; Ability Plating t W01SS
the Acid with 532. other featured counts
we're: Krebs, 526; Reimer, 513; McAnly.
488. and Hawkins, 486.
Three to nothing is the way the Ross
Tire Ladies Social League turned out at
the Antlers alleys in last nights play
Boards Brake Service. Bowes Seal FaSt,
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hEAM, THOMAS E.-Passed away al HE
residence, $40 East Drive Woodruff
Place Tuesday morning Uncle of Mrs
Ed Meyer and George W Forbes of IN
dlanapohs. and Mrs. Helen wilkins OF
Sulpher SpriTS1s, Texas Services from
the residen Hw'riday 1870 D. m. Friends
invited. Friends may call at the FTAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until
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Dess with SAG led the Mallory League at
the Illinois alleys and also was the reason
his ElkoniteS won over Yaxleys. Elk
were there with triple win from Ford
valve, while Volume Control was good for
two over Knapp Electric team.
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ROSENTHAL, LEWIS S. - Husband OF
Martha Rosenthal. passed away Wednes-
day Jan, "a. Funeral from the FINN
Meridian st. Time given later. Friends
may call at the FUNERAL HOME after
noon THURSDAY