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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-03
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
By Waller Lippmann

Of G h % wnam Green president of the Federation
That the unennovroert Ioor
upon the theory that it overcome onv throuoh
lie hours OF LABOR and through wages
that has been behind certoin ill.,
poceS OF MIA and at times seemed to he the +ha ~ @
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The Beautiful
LOVE LETTERS OF CHARLES DICKENS


THIS must have been some
Il thing of a surprise to Maria,
who probably had not expected
such an abrupt termination of af-
fairs, and quite likely she APP
pealed to Marianne Leigh for adj
vice. If so, that designing young
lady advised her to give him as
good as he sent" He had re-
turned all her letters; she should,
therefore, send back this one of
his, and without a word.
So Maria returned it, but be-
fore doing so, she copied it very
carefully, and kept her copy with
his other letters. The fact that
she gave the original to Kolle to
hand back to him, without even
putting it into an envelope morti-
fed Dickens almost to the point of
distraction. Notwithstanding the
tone Of flnality in the foregoing
letter, the impulsive young couple
were not quite through with each
other. There was yet more mis-
cry in store, possibly for both. but
certainly for the heart broken
young Dickens.
1t is reasonably sure that no
girl in Maria's set ever received
letters at all comparable to the
rhetorical effusions she received
from this detected sutton.
IF in three short years the whole
l. public was to acclaim him Eng
lands most popular author, what
effect must these carefully COM
posed creations from the same pen
have had on shallow unSophiS-
tlcated young woman. Of course
she gloried in them, otherwise she
would not have bothered to keep
them.
Marianne Leigh admiring Dick
ems herself and envying the let
tiers her friend Maria had received
from him did what she could to
bring the rift in the affair between
Maria and Charles to a complete
parting. Marianne told Dickens
that Maria had made her a conf
dante, telling her everything. Then
Marianne told Maria the same
story and the lovers quarrel blazed
furiously.
Tomorrow we shall read Dickens's
frantic letter to Maria, in which he
denies ever paying attentions to or
making a confidante of Mary Anne
Leigh, Maria's closest friend. If you,
gentle reader, ever had a disappoint-
ment in love, you will thrill to the
efforts of the youth. Charles Dickens,
to mend the lovers quarrel.
lConvricbt 1o2A Tobr y ni1Ie 70
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practice Of the police and federal of attempting
to shoot Dnlinger instead of trying by every
to overcome his apparent shyneSS with kind and
respectful treatment which is the right of every man
who does not stand convicted of an offense
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HICC0UGHING VICTIM
RUSHED TO HOSPITAL

diti0n; Heart Weakened.
A strange fit of hiccoughing from
which he has suffered six days has
sent Ed Hall, so, of 1854 Hiatt street,
to city hospital. His heart action
has been weakened by the malady,
physicians said, and his condition is
regarded as serious.
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Evidence Before the Board

DUT they very dumb in the south. They do
- not bother to bring out the best that is in a
holdup man. And when the parole board sits, the
members always curious to learn whether a
citizen who shot in robbery still is paralyzed
from the bullet in his spine, or limping, blind
This sort of evidence ought to be excluded from
such hearings tending to prejudice the par a
board against prisoner who has made up his nina
to lead a better life But they have comparatively
few armed robberies in the south
Copyright 1884 by Unite Syndicate. Incl
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BY ii. III. HARPER

Of
reached
verY
1T realistic modern
conditions but the afaires de Of
fully much
do 1894 happened that Mr. Mrs Beadne began to
permitted
pretty much they pleased.
After Mr.. Beadpen
that the conditions existing between Charles Maria
devised rcumvenng the parental injunction and
here that Kos friendship brought the
While calls became bearer
Charles
did positively
known that they becoming alarmed the events Maria
to Paris, ostensibly to finish her education"
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LEGION POST TO GIVE
BENEFIT CARD PARTY

Euchre and Bridge Will Be Held
at Oaklandon Tomorrow.
Service Post 1913, American Legion
will sponsor public benefit euchre
and bridge party at 8 tomorrow at
Legion hall, Oaklandon. Ernest G.
Mock, Fred C. Duzan, Mrs. Alta
Lawson and Mrs. Iris Linder are in
charge of arrangements.
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famous DaIlao, ne conquered all
the Indians who came within
his view. but. unlike that cru
sader, he neglected to look
around for more when he was
through.
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Copyright 1884. John F. Ollie Col
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
Mid-Niqht P0rtN

ESta noche, a las dieZ, dara
comienzo en- ell Palacio del Cen
tro Asturiano la fiesta Cabaret
que han organizado los j6ve-
mes bien de su Seccion de Re
creo, en- honor de la gentil Sc
norita Margarita Gutierrez,
Miss Centre Asturiano, y sus
lindas damas.
En- las variedades Sc presen-
tara la graciosa cancionista Sc
norita Velia Martinez.
I'm grupo de interesantes Sc
noritas bailaran la DANA brasil
lena llamada La Carioca.
Todas las mesas estan vendi-
das Y he aqui los nombres:
Luis Lopez, Fructuoso Cutie
rrez, Armando Rodriguez, Eu :
genio Fernandez, Roberto Fer
nandez, Jose Maria Fernandez.
Ceferino Diaz, Emilio Solares,
Felix Garcia, DR.. Amado Mas.
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FALLECIO EN- Ell DESPACHO
DEL JUEZ DEL CONDADO

Despues que habia declarado
como testigo en- I'm case civil,
falleci6 aver en- ell despacho
del juez del condado, Sr. Cor
nelius, ell comerciante w. Get
It's Bryan, de So amos, de Oak
Park, vctima de una enferme-
dad del coraz6n.
Varios m6dicos fueron lla-
mados y Ell primero que lego
hubo de certificar la muerte
del Sr. Bryan.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, dos
hijas, dos hermanos y otros
familiares.
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DOS P o A
$685. 600, 900 EN- ORC

Southampton, Inglaterra,
Feb, 3.-Dos grandes vapores
trasatlanticos, Bremen y Be-
rengaria, salieron hoy de aquf
llevando para los Estados Uni
dos barras de orc que Sc cal
cula tienen un valor de treinta
millones de pesos. En- trenes
especiales, aeroplanos Y camio
mes arrib6 Ell orc a este puer-
to y fu6 embarcado bajo la
custodia de las autoridades.
BESIDE los Estados Unidos Sc
que ell tesoro dispo-
ne ALI actualmente de una re-
serva de orc de mas de siete
mil millones de pesos.
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CONSIDERA JUSTIFICADA
LA EJECUCION DE LA EN-
FERMERA EDITH CABELL

Londres, Feb. 3.-En OPT
MON de A. Duff Cooper, secre-
tario financierO del ministerio
de la guerra, la ejecuci6n de la
enfermera Edith Cabell, hecha
por los alemanes durante la
guerra mundial, estuvo justifi-
cada.
miss Cabell,-dijo Cooper
a una audiencia de oficiales
del ejercito-era una noble y
valiente mujer a quienes los
alemanes tenian derecho a e,
jecutar de acuerdo con las re-
glas de la guerra; pero cual-
quier politico pudiera haber-
les dicho que la ejecuci6n iba
a armar Glen mil hombres mas
contra Alemania."
Edith Luisa Cabell fu6 decla
rada culpable de espionaje po1
un consejo de guerra aleman,
en- ell verano de 1915, cuando
Sc hallaba a cargo de un hos
pital de la Cruz Roja en- st.
Giles.
La ejecuci6n Sc verified en-
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
SOClALES

DR.. j. S. Franco, Genaro Fer
nandez, Jose Priede, j. H.
Webb, Baldomero Fernando ,
Robert Wood, Severino Quin-
tanilla, Jose Llaneza, Jr., All
Lopez, Ferdie Jimenez Ma
nue. Hevia, Carlos Menendez,
Leonardo Gonzalez, Ramon Mo
ran, Maxine Echegaray, Gus
tavo Perez, Fernando Castro,
Joe Heyia, Victor Garcia, AL
berto Fernandez, Laureano To-
rres, Oscar Fernandez, Coma
10 Garcia, Roberto Alvarez, Ju-
Ito Alvarez, Antonio D. Muniz,
Darcy Jake Flowers, Felix Fer
nandez, Adolfo Randazzo, Wi
alie Diaz, Willie Hernandez,
Joe Garcia, Manuel Garcia, To
mas Pasar6n y Vicente Fernan
DEE.
Sra. Pennsylvania H. Pacheco.
Senoritas Margarita Cutie
rrez, Lillian Diaz, Julia Fernan
DEE, Nora Fernandez y Angel
ia Gutierrez.
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MATO A UNA Maestro Y
Sc SUICIDE

Harlem, Iowa, Feb. 3.-Her
man Seick, de % amos, Sc pre-
sent6 aver en- una escuela ru-
raj matando a la Srta. Marga
ret Graves, de 20 amos, una
mestra, en- presencia de los dis
cipulos de 6sta, Y suicidandosc
despu6s.
La maestro fu6 herida Y cor
sigui6 ponerse de pie. pero in
mediatamente cay6 de nuevo
a. suelo, sin vida.
Seick dijo a Us ninos que
pidieran auXilio Y Sc march6.
haciendose un disparo sobre e!
coraz6n que lie cause instanta
neamente la muerte.
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BAJARON AVER LA LIBRA
ESTERLINA Y Ell FRAN
co

New York, feb. 3.-Las mo-
nedas de Europa bajaron aver
en- relacion con ell nuevo dollar
americana.
La libra esterlina figure prin
cipalmcnte en- la baja, declinan-
do no solo en- comparaci6n con
ell dollar sino tambien con los sis
temas monetarios de otrOs pal
SeS.
Ell ell segundo dia de la re-
forma hecha por ell p~residente
Roosevelt, ell precio del dollar Sc
flo en- Francia a razon de
So granos de orc, bajando el
franco desde l centavo a 6.22
centayoS.
A es.e nivel significaba un
descuento de seis por ciento en-
relaci0n cen ell dollar, ell mayor
desde que ell franco Sc estabi-
@lizara, hace seis amos.
La libra esterlina perdi6 II
centavoS. s'endo su cotizacion
de $4,87, y sutri6 los efectos de
la baja en- comparaci6n con el
franco.
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I'm party

UR party
AnCche celebraron un party
10 sj6venes del Club Souvenir
con la orquesta de John Ray
m0nd.
ConcurrierOn las hechiceras
senoritas Catalina Quesada, An
ME Y Dora Canzoneri, Mabel
Gonzalez, Estela Rodriguez, All
da Perez, Florentina Garcia,
Dora Toledo, Margarita Rodri-
grez, Ofelia Rodriguez, Mar
garita Salinas y Rosa Greco, Sc
noras America Salinas, Anne
RIGA Hernandez, America Ca
sanueva, Lulu Y divide Pividal
Adelfa Rodriguez, Cita y Ca
rolina Fernandez, Aurora Gar
cia, J~osefina Suarez, Jennie Pc
az, Jennie Espolita, Erba Ora
mel, Teresa Franco Y Maria Ora
mel.
A de In penn
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MerecidO aScenSO
Ell inteligente j6ven William
E. Perez, que comenz6 a traba-
jar en- ell establecimiento de w
T. Grant Co., en- Ybor City, ha
ce unos tres amos, como disena-
dor y decorator de vidrieras, "a
caba de ser seleccionado por la
empresa como un miembro de
la firma.
Perez ha sidO trasladado pa
ra la ciudad de New Orleans,
esperandose que dentro de muy
POGO sea promovido a admins
trador.
Ell lunes por la manana ten
dra que reportar a su nueva of
Gina en- la ciudad vecina.
Deseamos a este buen amigo
de los latinos un buen viaje, un
rotundo exito en- su nuevo car
go y ell mas brillante porvenir
en- la poderosa empresa.
Ell Sr. Hudson, administra-
der de la firma en- Ybor City,
pierde a un gran empleado, pc
70 Sc siente feliz, porque a este
Sc lie abre una gran oportunidad
de prosperar.
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COMITE PARA SCLUCIO-
MAR UNA DISPUTA EN-
TIRE LOS COSECHEROS DE
A Y SUS OBRE-
RIOS

Washington, Feb. Bel co
mite n~acional de labor desig-
no aver aqui un comite presi-
dido por Isador Lubin, conf
sionado de establishes de la Sc
cretar1a del trabajo, para que
trate de solucionar la disputa
entire los cosecheros y trabaja-
dores de la industrial ~citrica de
Florida.
E. comite Sc reunira en- Lake
Wales, Florida, ell lunes, y ade
mas de Mr.. Lubin 10 componen
Francis M. Shea, de la admi-
nistraci6n de ajuste agricultu-
ras; William j. Woolston, de
la NRA, y Harvey Cox, vice
p~residente del comite regional
de Atlanta.
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A las 500, Pancho Y sus en-
bajadores; $50, Serenata Es-
pamela; Col, Dell Campo, te-
nor; $50, La situaci6n politica
en- Washington; 6:45, Angelo Y
su orquesta de tangi; 1880, can
tantes de opera; 7:45, Isham
Jones, orquesta; sos, Blanche
Galloway y su orquesta; S:15,
Ralph Schaefer; $3.50, Willard
Alexander, orquesta; 900, or
queSta de Philadelphia; 10 700,
Expedition Antartica de Byrd;
1890, Dedication de la Colum-
bja, con Lucrecia Bori, Nino
Martini, Albert Spaulding y de-
mas e~strellas de la radio.
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DEBE TEHMINAR LA ALLAN
"A ENTIRE LOS EMPLEA-
DOS DEL COBIERNO Y LA
GENIE DEL HAMPA

New York, Feb. 3.-Un peri6
dico de esta ciudad da la mott
cia de que ell p~residente Roo
scvelt ha ordenado al servicio
Secreto ponga fin a la alianza
enre funcionarios del gobierno
y la genie del hampa.
Tai acci6n no tiene prece :
denies desde que ell presidente
Lincoln diera a Allan Pinker-
.on, fundador del servicio, ell
doble deber de espiar mas ALA
de las lineas confederadas y de
perseguir a los enemigos de la
Union en- los circulos admins
trativos de Washington.
La orden al servicio secreto
Sc do por conducto del secre-
ario de hacienda, ST.. Morgen-
tau.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
MAS DE Glen
LISTAS HAN SIDO DETE-
D VA

Por no tener la licencia del
ano 1884 mas de Glen autom.o-
vilistas han sido detenidos va
por ell departamerto de poll
ella de transito, Que tiene de
iiefe a Lucien Byron,
solo hay una alternative
dijo aver ell ST.. Byron-que ell
automovilista sin la licencia
de este ano mantenga su We
hiculo fuera de las carreteras.
No hacemos exception y On
cada case demandamos fan
"a"
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
LOS DIPUTADOS DEL SHE
RIFF ~INTERROGAN A DOS
HOMBRES Y MUJERES

Los diputados del sheriff in
terrogaron en- "a manana de hoy
a dos hombres y una mujer que
Sc supone tuvieron relaci0n con
ell ataque y asesinato de Rober-
to Johnson, individuo de la ra-
"a negra.
Otras personals mas seran in
terrogadas en- ell dia de hoy, pa
ra yer 81 es possible identificar
a los criminales.
FL gran jUrado volvera a reu
nirSe ell lunes por la manana y
no escatimara gastos hasta des-
cubrir por complete la verdad.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
DEFI7NfMNF\

Gaspare Cacciatore, de 70
amos, dej6 de existir aver en-
IN hospital local y su entierro
Sc verificara esta tarde, a las
cuatro, saliendo ell corteio de
"a casa marcada con ell n1me-
70 1911 de la avenida Is.
Sobreviven a Cacciatore gu
eSposa, Sra. Josefina Caccia-
tore; un hijo, Alfonso; dos hi
las, SraS. Rosalia Buria y Ro-
sa Alvarez; un hermano, Gius-
seppe, residente en- Italia, '
nueye nietos.
81 cadaver recibira sepultu-
ra en- ell cementerio Woodlawu
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de n fiesta

EcOS de una tleStn
Al cumplir los 70 amos de
edad ell cmplido cabaIlero We
nancio Arduengo, residente en-
la Gale Spruce 1888, West Tam
pa, que lleva so amos residien-
do en- este pueblo, celebr6 una
fiesta ell 1ltimo jueves, reunien-
do en- su venturoso hogan a es-
tas senoras, senOritas y caballe-
rOs:
Panama Arduengo y Estre-
lla Fernandez, Rosa y Mercedes
Arduengo, Maria Y Josefina
Perez, Angelina Garcia, Fran
cisco Huerta, Luciano Prida,
Jr., Francisco Calvo.
Todos fueron obsequiados
con eXquisitez.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
Julia Miller

Julia Miller
Esta celebrada cancionista V
.bailarina, Sc presentara mana
ma a las ocho y media de la no
che por segunda veg en- ell tea
tro del Centre Asturiano en- la
Re'ista Los Apaches de Paris
y en- la obra Amor y Fuego".
La pareja Dolores-Diaz actua-
ran en- las variedades baliando
Flamenco. Muy pronto debut del
tenor Medina.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03

GrdduGdd
En- ell Colegio Hillsboro Sc
gradu6 ell pasado jueves la gen
til y culta senorita Emilia Gu
billas, alcanzando atlas notas
en- los examenes.
Reciba nuestra calurosa fe-
licitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
MAS DE Glen MIL PESOS
PARA LAS ESCUELAS DEL
d DE HILLSIDE
ROUGH

Tallahassee, Feb. 3.-Las es-
cuelas del condado de HILLSIDE
rough tienen a su disposition en-
ell tesoro del estado SLOT ,76l,
dinero que debera %invertirse en-
pagan los sueldos de los macs :
tros. -Sas
Ell condado de Duval recibira
$1O3,11O y ell de Dade $97 1888,
correspondence a Hillsborough
la mayor cantidad.
la manana del IL de octubre
de 1915.
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De uiGje
Ell pasado iueves EMBARGO
para la ciudal de Ia Habana ell
conocido j6ven medico Dr.. Au-
relic Sust.
ProbablemenCe permanezca
'en dicha urbe habanera diez
dias al lado de amantes familia-
res.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03

Preside ell referido Club ell
DR.. Aurelio Sust; Vice, Pedro
Palermo, y Secretario-Tesore-
70, A. Coniglio.
La fiesta es en- honor de los
PROFESSIONALS y hombres de ne
gocios.
Ha sido contratada la orques-
ia de Charles Vagabond, de Ia
ciudad de Chicago.
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Lie ma dnd

LteIdFdH mGHdRd
Los distingu;dos esposos Ma
ria Luisa y Fernando Porcel,
hermana y cunado del simpati-
80 saIeno DR.. GuStavo Porro,
llel aran mahana a esta pobIa-
cj6n, procedentes de la capital
de la Rep6blica de Cuba.
Heciban por anticipate nues
ira cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1934-02-03
LRdMduraci0R

Con I'm Cabaret Dance inau-
guraran SUI Club los muchachos
del Prim Rose, en- la casa del
Club Avalon, Ia noche del dia
% del mes actual.
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Knock Out
that COLD!
Give 1t No Chance To
Get Goinqi

A cold once underway is a cold
hard to drive away! Let no cold
endanger you. At the first chill or
Sneeze, take Groves Laxative Bromo
Quinine. 1t usually makes short
work of a cold because it is express
ly a cold remedy and because it
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cold, you know, is an internal in
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The Rose Tire Co. is open
every day from 7 a. m. to 8
p. m. and all day Sunday.
Wherever you are in Marion
County you can get snappy
Road Service by calling Riley
1855.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09
BANDIT SUSPECT
SHOT DOWN BY
CITY OFFICERS
Taken to Hospital With Hip
Wound: Held on Rob-
berry Count.

Police last night shot and captured
Herman Cox, q, of GIL North Della
ware street, suspect in holdup of
the National Refining Company sta
ton at Twelfth street and Capitol
avenue, a few minutes before.
Cox was taken to city hospital
with hip wound, not considered
serious, and was ordered held on
robbery charges.
He was identified by the station
attendant, Harold Bills, %, of AIT
East Twenty-fourth street, as the
man, wearing red rubber gloves and
white mask who robbed him of
six one-dollar bills and $3.50 in
change.
Officers said they found these ar
ticles, together with a loaded re-
volver on Cox.
The suspect was apprehended by
Patrolmen Oren L. Mangus and
Harry M O'Mara, who were circling
the block, while Sergeant William
Marks investigated the robbery re-
port. Cox fled down an alley, the
officers firing seven times, one shot
taking effect.
Harold Muesing, 1901 Ashland
avenue, attendant at the Standard
oil station, 1902 Broadway, identified
Cox as the man who attempted to
hold up the station an hour earlier
fleeing when Muesing locked himself
in the station lavatory as Cox
sought to open the locked station
door.
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McGuffey Club will meet at 100
Saturday in Cropsey hall, city Ii
brary. McGuffey quotations, a
spelling match and literary enter
tainment will feature the meeting.
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w ants Moore
Vice president Garner
Enjoys Comedian.

By United Press
WAsH1NoToN, jan a.-The
w capital has discovered what
it takes to keep Vice-President
John Nance Garner out of bed
after 8 p. m.
1t takes Victor Moore in the
comic opera role of Alexander
Throttlebottom, vice president
extraordinary of the United States
in Let En- Eat Cake"
Mr.. Garner and Postmaster
General James A. Farley were in
a box when the show opened here
last night. Cast and audience
were aware of their presence. But
the two statesmen completely for
got themselves.
Playing always to the Garner
box, Mr.. Moore made Vice Presi-
dent Throttlebottom an increas-
ingly futile little man. And the
real Vice-President laughed the
lOudeSt of all.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09
Skin-Itch Torture Ends;
Millions Praise zemo

The first application of soothing,
healing zemo quickly relieves the
torture of Itching Rashes, Eczema,
Ringworm and similar skin troubles.
For Is years zemo has been used
and praised by millions as a clean,
safe, dependable remedy for family
use to relieve and clear away skin
limitations. A trial will convince you
of its great merit. Insist on genuine
Zemo; it's worth the price because you
get relief. 35c, 6Oc, 81. All druggists.
Advertisement.
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When Poisons
Clog Kidneys and
Erritaie Bladder
JUST DO THIS

Go to your druggist today and get
this grand diuretic and stimulant-
ask for Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
Capsules and start at once to flush
kidneys of waste matter saturated with
acids and poisons
That's the way to bring about
healthy kidney activity and stop that
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irregular and painful elimination as
we'll as restless nights.
Remember, the kidneys often need
flushing as well as the bowels, and
some symptoms of kidney weakness
are: Getting up once or twice during
the night-puffy eyes-cramps in the
leg-backache and moist palms. But be
sure and get GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
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METHODIST TRAINING
SCHOOL WILL OPEN
Leadership in Church Education
Work Is Sought.

A leadership training school, spon-
sored by the Indianapolis group of
Methodist churches in the Green
castle district, will open tonight at
7:30 in the Riverside Park M. E.
church, 2448 North Harding street.
The school will continue every
Tuesday and Thursday night with
the last session Jan. 25. Five courses
will be offered for the purpose of
training persons in church school
work.
Enrolment may be obtained by
writing to Mrs. Mary Williams, 1913
West TWenty-siXth street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09
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