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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

KIRSCHNER AUTO SERVICE, Inc, S33 N.
Hist. Extends Happiest Seasons Greet
inps
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WISHNIEIER, Ray c., of the Reliable
Cleaners, GAG Fairfield, Extends Sea-
sons Greetings to All.
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HIRSTS DOG FOOD SHOP, 1922 n
Capitol-av. Extends Heartiest Season S
Greetings to Customers and Friends.
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THOMPSON, Mrs. Helen A. lMasseuse),
239 n Illinois, Apt 200, Extends Greet
ings 60 Her Patrons and Friends.
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HORN, Mr.. Sidney A, attorney. 307 In
diana Trust Bldg, Wishes His Many
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WIEDENHoFT. Mr.. 6. L. of c. L. VIE
denhoft Flower Shop. 2248 S. Meridian,
Wishes His Friends a Happy New Year.
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MEARS, the Rev Joseph A., First United
Presbyterian Church, 22nd and Park-aY,
Wishes EVERY One happy 1885.
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WARICK, r1oyd D., Life. Accident. Fire.
Automobile, Plate Glass Insurance.
Bonds. 303 Inland Bank Bldg. LI-8400.
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HOFFMAN. Mr.. Otto ", of the Marion
County State Bank, Wishes all Happy
Seasons Greetings.
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HOFFACKER, Mr.. John E., Of the Hof-
facker Drug Store, 1l20 Prospect-st.,
Wishes AL His Friends A Happy Year.
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ROBERTS, o. t., Advertising, 51S State
Life Bldg. Merry Christmas and
e Happy New Year
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KING, Mr.. Paul W., of Noble Pharmacy
Noble and Michigan-sts, Extends Greet
ings to His Friends and Customers.
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ROBERT, w. H. & CO., 11S S. Delaware
st Commission Merchant), Seasons
Greetings to Customers and Friends.
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HUMBERr, George. East Wash. st. Glass
CO. l122 Southeastern-aV. LI-6494 EX-
tends Seasons Greetings to Every One.
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KNAPP g. SON (Blacksmithing and Weld
Greetings to Their Customers & Friends.
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WOLVERTON. Fred, Capitol Motors.
Dodge, Plymouth. Capitol and Mich.
Greetings to Friends and Customers.
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M'CABE, E. F., of Bohannon 81 Morrison
Inc, 514 N. Capitol. Extends Season.
Greetings to Every One.
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MR.. MARTIN NJ. HUGO, Attorney-at-Law.
400 Indiana Trust Bldg, Seasons Greet
n All
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THOMPSON. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Of 1873
E. Ohio-st, Extend Greetings to Their
Many Friends.
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ORIENTAL CLEANERS. 2 N. Oriental, Elk
tends Happiest Seasons Greetings to
Their Friends and Customers.
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TODD, George X. and William K, of the
Todd Bros Grocery, 612 E. 21th-st.
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WHITE. H. E., of Johnson Chevrolet, 1910
N. Meridian Extends Seasons Greetings
to EVerY One.
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HIOTT. Mr.. Ed, of the Hiott Garage, 11s
W. Goth, Extends Happiest Seasons
Greetings to Every One.
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HOFSTATTER. Edw F.. SOB Murphy Bldg.
printing. Best wishes for 1895.
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HINSHAW, Mr.. and Mrs E Henry. of 1927
Guilford-av Extend Heartlest Greetings
to All Their Friends.
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HUNT, Rev. I'll omas NJ, Seventh Presby-
terrain Church, 828 Elm-st, Extends sea
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TODD, w. r. Grocery. of 1884 Rader-st,
Extends Seasons Greetings to Friends
and Customers.
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THOMPSON, Ben, of Star Coal g. Ice Co.
2111 Broadway. Wishes All Seasons
Greetings,
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HUMPHREY, H. R., OF H. r. Humphrey
Garage, Wsnamaker Ind, Wishes All
Happy. Prosperous Seasons Greetings.
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OCCIDENTAL BARBER SHOP, Occidental
Bldg LI-0O60 Wishes their Friends and
Customers, Happy New Year.
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HILL, ]. NJ, of Hills Service Station. 3443
W. 18th. BE-2627. Wishes All Seasons
Greetings.
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HERMANN, Mr.. and Mrs. F. John,
Funeral Directorsl. Extends Heartiest
Seasons Greetings to Every One.
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SNYDER, Rev. Geo. S. and Family, FRS
United Brethren, NASSAU at Park
Greetings to Congregation and Friends
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SIGMON. Earl T., of Sigmon Coal Co.,
1905 Roache-st, Extends Seasons Greet
ings to His Customers and Friends.
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VOGUE DRY CLEANERS. ITO E. 10Th.
SEND SincereSt Holiday Greetings to
Their Many Friends md Customers.
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WISHMIRE, Charles (Cleaners) 1922 N.
Vine-st. Extend Best Wishes for the
Eo1s
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II. H; DRY CLEANERS, III E. 4sth-st.
Friends and Customers.
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WHALLON. T. c., Attorney. 5S4 Lemcke
] Bldg, Wishes His Clients and Friends
the Best in 1886
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HERR, Mr.. and Mrs Russell. 1922 Lawton-
av, Extend Heartiest Seasons Greetings
10 All Their Friends.
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sILER, Mr.. Earl. of the, SiIer Drug Store.
| 1902 Brookside Extends Seasons Greet
| ings to His Friends and Customers.
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HENSLEY, Mrs. c. c.. Funeral Director
1868 Udell-st. TA-2365. Extends Heart
lest Greetings to Every One.
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MAZUR, George (Mazur Seed Coz, lat N.
Delaware-st, Extends Greetings to All
Their Customers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

KRYTER. Eddie, Kryter Cleaner. 305 W.
4Oth-st WA-4848. Extends Greetings to
His Friends and Customers.
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KLAZMER, Max (Grocerl. 1870 W. gath
st, Extends Seasons Greetings to
Friends and Customers.
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TINCH, H. V. and Raymond Order, Broad
Ripple Sales, De Soto and Plymouth, Elk
tends Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

HILL, NJ. NJ, Agent. Gulf Refining Co,
1900 S. Safest, Extends Season S
Greetings to Every One.
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HILL, Bertha. of Bertha Hill Letter Shop.
BAL NASSAU. RI-1070, Wishes Friends,
Customers Happy Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

RIMSEY, Rev. Geo, g., Memorial Baptist
Church, COL Belle Vieu-pl, Extends to
Friends. Congregation Greetings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

THORNBERRY, otto G. Son, Diamond T
and Federal Motor Trucks. 800 W.
Maryland, Extends Greetings.
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HARLAN, R. S. Grocer. $40 N. Tacoma
av, Extends Heartiest Seasons Greetings
70 his Friends and Customers.
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THURMAN. Chauncey T., Tires and Ca
rage. 877-889 NASSAU, Extends Season
Greetings to Every One.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

ROBERTS, Mr. Tom, of Tom Roberts
His Friends, Customers A Happy Year.
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WASHINGTON COAL CO., 1705 W Wash
ington-st. BE-1554. Extends Seasons
Greetings to Customers and Friends.
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RIEBE. HARRY j., South Side Market,
DR-4513 Extends Seasons Greetings to
Every One.
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MAULER, Mr.. Albert Grocer and Hard
ware), 1901 S. Easiest, Extends Seasons
Greetings to Customers and Friends.
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RIFLE, DIR. Bertram, 2719 E. Washing
ton, Extends Greetings to His Patients,
Friends and Acquaintance.
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Fl LANCE. Mr. Clyde, OF the Walker
Drug Store. sol Indiana-ay. Extends
Seasons Greetings.
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TRENT. Rev. L. c., Woodruff Place Bap-
fist Church, Wishes His Congregation
and Friends Seasons Greetings.
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LAMB DAILY LUNCH, of 400 E. South-st
Wishes All Their Friends. Customers
Happy Seasons Greetings.
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P. AND R. GARAGE, 1919 N Capitol. RI
1888, Extends Hearty Seasons Greetings
to Friends and Customers
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WHITE. E. A. Prop. White Rental Agency
1856. Greetings to Friends, Customers.
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HUSTON. Fred W.. Garage. miles east Of
town, Extends Best Wishes for 1895.
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henry BURIAL VAULT CO.. We extend
our Seasons Greetings to all for 1885.
545 Warren-av.
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WEST SIDE CASH COAL CO., 10 N Rich
land. BE-3014. Extend Best Wishes to All
Their Friends and Customers.
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HARRIS, H. T., Grocer, 1923 W New York
ST. Wishes Friends and Customers a
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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HIGGNBoTHANI, Mr.. Charles. Of the H
& N Garage sos College. Extends
Greetings TO His Friends and Customers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

Medals, Charles, Clothier. SOB Indiana
az. Extends the Seasons Heartiest
Greetings to His Friends and Patrons.
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RICHARDsON-M g. CO., 800 Holiday
bldg. accountants, auditors. Wishes All
Happiest Seasons Greetings.
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TETER, E. C. (Tailor) GOA State Life
Bldg Extends Seasons Greetings to
Friends and Customers.
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V0LLMER, Joseph and William (Cirocersl.
40 n. Pershing-av. Extend Heartiest
Greetings TO Friends and Customers.
YOLLRATH Charles A. Grocer. 2O2 S.
Auduhon-rd, Extends Heartlest Greet
lngS to His Friends and Customers.
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RICHARDSON, Mr.. Henry j. Jr., Attorney,
Greetings to His Many Friends. Clients.
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KIEFER e. DANIELS, 1901 S. Keystone-av.
Wishes All a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
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SMITH, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis. of the. o. K.
Transfer, Extend Heartlest Greetings 10
Their Friends and Customers.
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HAMtLToN-HARRIS & CO., 800 W. South.
Wishes all their Friends and Customers.
Happiest Seasons Greetings.
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SNETHEN, MIR. Edward o.. Attorney. 1914
Circle Tower Extends Seasons Greet
ings to His Friends and Clients.
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V0LLMER, Mr.. F. W. (Grocer), 1875 W.
24th-st Extends Heartiest Seasons
Greetings to His Customers and
Friends.
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WESTPHAL, Rev. George c.. I'd Moravian
Episcopal Church, 34th and Hoyey-sts.
Best Wishes TO All
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HENDREN. Herman. of the aendren
Printing Co. 40 Century Bldg, Wishes
Al Happiest Seasons Greetings.
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RICE, H. L. (Rices Diners), 1889 Vir-
ginia-av, Extends Heartiest Greetings to
All His Friends and Customers.
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HENDERSON, Rev. Roscoe c., Bethel
Methodist Episcopal Church. Extends
Best Wishes for 1885.
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OBURNS, Mr.. S. j., of the Oburns Rexall
Drug Store. 1901 E. Michigan-st, Wish
All Their Friends Happiest Greetings.
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HARyIN, C. l., Of H & NJ Ice Co. 2514
Gullford, HE-14l3. Wishes All Happy
Seasons Greetings
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THE PADDLE CLUB, s14 Test Bldg,
Wishes its Friends and Patrons the
Very Best for the Holiday.
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THIRTIETH ST. PHARMACY, Dol W.
30th-st. Extend Seasons Greetings to All
Their Friends and Customers.
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HENDERSON. Mr.. Harry c., Atty, 1925
Greetings 10 Friends and Clients.
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THOMAS, Mr.. H. and Perry of Crazy
Crystals 612 N Illinois. Wish Friends,
Customers Happy Seasons Greeting.
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INDIANA PLATING CO.. 474 S. Meridian
RI-57l7. Extends Heartiest Season S
Greetings to Every One.
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WORTH. DIR. C. E., 7OS Bankers Trust
Bldg, Extends Seasons Greeting to His
Patients and Many Friends.
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KERsTING, Ruth Ann, of Kersting Studio
Fine Arts, 1922 Olney-st, Extends Sea-.
sons Greetings to All Her Pupils.
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Heartiest Seasons Greetings.
JOE HILL GARAGE.
212 W. 13th-st. RI-3253.
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PIBLICK, Dan, of Tavern Cafe, $50 w.
Wash. Wishes Friends Customers, Happy
Seasons Greetings
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IDEAL TOOL AND DIE CO.. 56I N. Ia
coma, CH-0769, Extends Seasons Greet
inrs TO Their Customers and Friends.
HES. Mr.. A. j., attorney, Wishes his
Clients and Friends. HeaFtiest Seasons
1feetngs.
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ROBINSON, Mr.. Harry. of Harry Robinson
Garage, new location, 500 E. 34th,
Wishes Friends, Customers Happy 1885.
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HARRISON. VIM. H, Atty. 129 E. Market
No COZ. Extends Seasons Greetings to
Friends and Clients.
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KENSLER, John T. Grocery, 1888 E. New
York. IR-0042, Best Wishes for a Happy
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VAN VERT COMPANY Goal and Cokel,
HU-133S, Extends Happiest Seasons
Greetings to Every One.
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SHEETS, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. T.,
Greetings to Friends and Customers.
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RIDENOUR. Mr.. Herman L., Attorney
Extends Heartiest Seasons Greetings to
Clients and Friends.
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WOODS, Mrs Mary A.. Of Woods Dry
Goods. 2l86 Madison. Wishes All Happtest
Seasons Greetings.
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SOUTHWORTH, Rev. Geo. s.. Advent
Episcopal Church. New Year Wishes TO
Friends and Congregation.
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TRIDLE. Mr.. G. E.. of The wayerley Co.,
1873 S. Easiest, Extends Heartiest Greet
ingS to Every One.
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LAFAYETTE CLEANERS. 81 W. 2sth-st
Extend Seasons Greetings to Their
Friends and Customers.
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HENNNG, Mr.. Cotton, of Boyle Motor
Products Co. 146 w. Vermont-st. RI
1921. Extends Greetings TO Every one.
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KETTELHUT, NJ. L.. of the Otto Brade
Co. 951 Southeastern-av. Extends
Greetings to Friends and Customers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

TANILER. Mr.. Irving. of Tuxedo Theater,
1920 E. New York-st. Extends Greetings
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MATTINGLY, Frank. of Franks Service
Station, $3.50 N. Ill. WA-1602, Wishes
all Happy Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-31

THOMPSON, Mr.. C. M. $50 E. North-st,
Wishes his Friends and Patrons a Happy
Holiday Season.
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ROBERTS, Rev. and Mrs. John c., Bel
mont-av., United Valley Mills
Friends Churches Extends Greetings
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MATOUK, Mr.. ]. g.. of the Matouk Gro
Gerry. 2110 n. Temple, Extends Seasons
Greetings to All
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WESTPHALL, Rev. Geo. c., Second Mo-
ravian Episcopal Church. 18th and COL
lege-av. Extends Greetings to Friends.
Congregation.
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MATTY. Joe. Exclusive Hat Shop, 408
Kahn bldg, Merry Christmas, Happy New
Year to Friends and Customers.
The Washington times., 1934-06-16
MINE OPERATOR
DEAD At 52

MISSOULA, Mont, June 16.
Arrangements were being made
here today for the funeral Of
William Andrew Clark, nationally
known mining operator and phil
anthropist, who died at his home
here yesterday after a heart at
tack. Mr.. Clark, who was So,
was the son of former United
States Senator William Clark, of
Montana. His fortune, developed
in mining properties, enabled him
to make many bequeSts to edu-
cational and charitable inStitu-
tions.
He founded the Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra and pre-
sented to the University of Cali
fornia his Los Angeles home,
library and astronomical labora-
tory, a gift valued at $4,000, 900.
To the University of Virginia he
gave a law building worth $780,
900 in 1880.
Born in Deer Lodge, Mont, Mr..
Clark attended public schools in
Garden City, L. l., and Los An
geles. He graduated from the
University of Virginia in 1899.
He was a member of Phi Beta
Kappa, Phi Delta Phi and the
Lambs and Racquet clubs of New
York.
The Washington times., 1934-06-16
PAY ANOMALY IN
BUREAU

One of the most unusual situa-
tions created in any Federal
agency under the pay restoration,
it was learned today, occurs in
the District Of Columbia Virginia
Boundary Commission, whose COM
missioners are now receiving 10
per cent salary slash, but whose
minor employees are not.
The situation arises under de-
cision from Comptroller General
]. R. McCarl, who has ruled that,
since the pay Of the commission
ers was fixed by IAN existing law"
at the time of the economy acts
passage, the commissioners must
take similar percentage reductions
to those applying to other Gov.
ernment workers.
In the case of the boundary
commissions lower-salaried en-
ployes, however, the comptroller
general stated that by law their
pay rate Is exempt from the clas-
sification act of 1923, and hence
their basic pay is not affected by
the pay cuts.
The Washington times., 1934-06-16
TOWN COUNCIL
MEETS TODAY

Another special meeting of the
Takoma Park town council has
been called for tonight at the
town offices to transact business
necessary for closing the towns
books for the year ending June
80, it was announced today by
Town Clerk and Treasurer J. Will
son Dodd.
This business, including the ap-
pointment of persons for the
town selective offices, members
of the Takoma Park police force
and approving the annual town
budget, was called up at Thurs
day nights special meeting, but
was postponed due to a group of
the town residents storming the
offices with a petition opposing
the erection of police station
at the corner of Holly and Phila-
delphia Avenues.
The Washington times., 1934-06-16
N CARL GRANTS
PAY. BOOST

In an important decision handed
down today, Comptroller General
j. r. McCarl has ruled that Fed
eral employees whose per cent
pay restoration would bring their
total salary to a point higher than
the next salary step in their
grades may be paid the S per
cent beginning as of February /.
The decision, made at the re-
quest of Secretary Of the Treas
ury Morgenthau, is as follows:
"With respect to an emplOye
who was permitted to receive
an increase to q classified rate
less Is per cent because such
net increase amounted to less
than one salary step, such en-
plOye may be paid beginning
February l, 1894, if so classi-
fled before that date, or from
effective date Of classification
if classified after that date and
before March %, 1884, at TIE
classified rate less ten per cent
Notwithstanding that the diff
ference between such rate and
the rate received before classi-
ficatiOn will mot exceed one
salary step.
"Such additional increase is
not due to an administrative
promotion but is an increase
authorized by statute"
The Washington times., 1934-06-16
CLAIM 8
MRS. WHITE

Funeral services will be held in
Holy Trinity Church at 10 a. m.
Monday for Mrs. Hannah G.
White, wife of Capt. Edward T.
White, of the 1900 block of Thir-
tieth st. N. w.
Mrs. White died suddenly last
night in Georgetown University
Hospital, after a short illness. In
terment will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Before her marriage some years
ago Mrs. White was we'll known
in washington as Miss Hannah
Sullivan. For a time after the
marriage she made her home in
Knoxville, but returned here in
1920.
She is survived by her husband,
a son, Edward Ray White; two
brothers, William D. and Ben D.
sullivan, and five sisters.