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Evening star., 1934-05-06

the guest of her brother -in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Winters,
in Washington.
Mrs. Irving Posey of Indian Head
entertained Thursday at a bridge
luncheon.
Judge and Mrs. w. Mitchell Digges
of La Plata, Md, have had as their
guest Mr. Gilbert Prendergast of Bal
timore.
A wedding of interest to Southern
Maryland society is that of Miss Mary
Alice Woodburn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lancaster Woodburn, of Wash
ington and ST. Marys County, and
Mr.. William H. Sherwood of Wash
ington. which took place there April
2. The bride is the granddaughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Woodburn of
Avenue, Md
Mrs. George A. Wardlaw of Brook
lyn, N. Y, is at her home, Hanson
Hill, for several weeks.
Miss Caroline Thompson of Bel Al
ton had with her over Sunday Miss
Gertrude Ryon of Waldorf, Md.
Mrs. Grace Dent of Oakley, Md,
had as her guests Sunday her son and
daughter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch
Dent. of Washington. They were ac-
companied back by Mrs. Gilbert Dent,
who has been visiting relatives in
Oakley, Md.
Mrs. s. Paul Hayden Of Mount Os-
borne is spending this week with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Francis Beck, in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Frank Dent enter
tanned at bridge supper Wednesday
evening in their home on Dents Ter
race.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Weschler
of historic Mattapani are opening
their place on the Patuxent River for
the Summer months.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
Maryland Society
Plans Fine Program

The Maryland Society will give an
entertainment and dance at the Ken
nedy- Warren Tuesday, May %, at 8
o'clock.
This event will be all the more at
tractive because of an unusually de-
lightful floor show, the society having
been fortunate in securing exception
ally talented artists. Music will be
furnished by a well-known orchestra.
Members will be admitted on pres
entation of their membership cards.
Guest cards may be secured in advance
from Mr.. George H. Calvert, jr, presi-
dent of the society, at 1709 P street
northwest, or at the Kennedy Warren
on the evening of the dance.
Residents or former residents of
Maryland desiring to join the society
should send their names to Mr.. CAL
vert.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
Arlington County Residents
To Attend O. e. S. Meeting

Mrs. j. O. Whitehead Of Lyon VII
lage, accompanied by Mrs. Edna Payne
and Mrs. Merwyn N. Mcknight, viii
leave by motor tomorrow for Rich
mond to attend the annual meeting
Of the Grand Chapter, o. e. 8. Of
Virginia, which convenes in the John
Marshall Hotel Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard B. Fields Of Ballston,
Va, win also leave tomorrow for the
same meeting and will have as her
guests Mrs. May Kelley, worthy ma
tron Of Mary Washington Chapter,
o. z. s.; Mrs. Delano Robertson,
junior past matron, Mary Washington
Chapter; Mrs. Jennie Lee Smith and
Mrs. Edna Simmons.
Mrs. Alfred G. Cosdon, grand ma
tron of the Order Of the Eastern Star
of the State Of Virginia, will have In
her party at the annual meeting her
husband, Mr.. Cosdon, and her two
daughters, Miss Edith Cosdon and
Mrs. r. M. Blake Of Clarendon, Va.
On Thursday Of this week addi-
tional members of Mary Washington
Chapter will motor down for the
grand installation.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
D. A. R. Chapter Spring
Gard Party Nav Is

A Spring card party Is being
planned by the Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter D. A. r. to be given the
evening of May Is at the Admiral,
1910 Rhode Island avenue. The pro-
ceeds are to send some children to
the Summer camp of the Sons and
Daughters of the United States of
America and to further the chapters
work In Americanization. Miss Marie
Rice Is in charge of arrangements
Reservations have been made by Mrs.
H. M. Roach, Mrs. D. L. Rice, Miss
Ramona Newman. Mrs. Malette
Roach Spengler. Mrs. Claude Cook,
Mrs. Edgar Good, Miss Dorothy Ellis,
Miss Catherine Jacobs. Mrs. Emory
T. Ozabal, Miss Helen Belt. Miss
Audrey Belt. Mrs. Bessie Palm, Miss
Caro- Stillwell, Mrs. E. w. Richardson,
Miss Josephine Davis and others.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
Conway Tearle Is Cited.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S @.-
Conway Tearle, Hollywood motion
picture actor. was cited today to ap-
pear here May Is and show cause
why he should not be judged in con-
tempt of court because of alleged
failure to comply with a court order
of February % directing him to pay
$4,000 to the estate of his former
wife.
Tearle owed his divorced wife
$4,000 in back alimony payments at
the time of her death, attorneys for
her estate contended and judgment
stands against him for the amount.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
Wounds Kill Army Officer.

FORT BRAGG, N. c., May S (R.-
Capt. Clarence OLeary, 80, ordnance
officer in charge Of ammunition, died
at the post hospital today from in
juries suffered Tuesday when q shell
detonator exploded in his hands.
Evening star., 1934-05-06

swales, Mrs. Charles I. White. Mrs.
Gusts Lee Hall, Mrs. Gerry Morgan.
Mrs. j. p. Wetherill and Mrs. Everett
Hicperson.
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C. M. MATHEWS
RITES ARE SET
FOR TOMORROW
Prominent Coal Dealer Dies
in South After Long
Illness.

The body of Granville Moody
Mathews, formerly an Indianapolis
coal merchant with the firm CT
Hobart & Mathews, who died in
Miami, Fla, Christmas day, will
arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow
morning. Funeral services will be
held at 2:30 tomorrow in the J. c..
Wilson Funeral Home, 1880 Pros
pect-st, with burial in Crown Hill.
Mr.. Mathews, who was 70, had
spent his winters for several years
in Florida, and had lived practically
all his lifetime in indianapolis. He
had been i'll about a year.
Mr.. Mathews was member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
and of Beech Grove Lodge 694, Free
and Accepted MaSonS.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Aurelia Mathews; three daughters,
Mrs. Edna Dodge, Mrs. Shirley Ia
coma and Mrs. Clara Scott; two
sons. Byron Mathews, Miami, and
Edward Hobart, Indianapolis; two
brothers, Lincoln and c. Grant
Mathews, also of Indianapolis, and
a sister. Mrs. Martha Haas, Mar
tinSVille.
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ECKER RELATES
INSURANCE CAIN
Metropolitan Life Head
Says 1t Indicates 1885
UpSWing.
By United Press


NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The bust
ness barometer of life insurance is
indicating further economic re-
covery in 1885, Frederick H. Ecker
president of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., said today.
Life insurance writings this year
Eci- er explained, rose about 10 pei
cert and prospects are bright fol
1855. Onr national income this year
has apparently increased by more
than a 10 per cent margin.
I feel that, as economic recovery
takes hold a little more firmly and
spontaneously" he said. the Ma
tons productive activity. employ
ment, money income and real in
come-and with all these, the vol
ume of life insurance demand by
the public-will continue TO move
upward in an increasingly impress
Sive way"
Reviewing insurance activities in
1884. Mr.. Ecker reported that Ameri-
can legal reserve companies wrote
s14.00OOO0OOO of life insurance
making the insurance of 65,000,000
poIcyholders in force approximate
sos .00O0O0.OO0. Payments to policy
holders and benefeiaries we're ST.
70OO0O,000, while dividend payments
totaled S450,00,000
I'VE can see many reassuring facts
on the economic horizon" Mr.. Ecker
continued. Among these, the out
standing one, in my judgment, is
tional income, which for 1884, &C
tioaI income, which for 1884, &C
cording to our economists, probably
will exceed that of 1888 by some
thing like Is per cent. Labor in
come in the form of all wages and
salaries in the United States is also
expected to show an increase over
1888. bringing it to total of about
S35 ,O0O,O 100000.
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Said bonds are being issued pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 80 of the acts of
1881, for the purpose of procuring funds
with which to pay and satisfy certain
judgments rendered against said Town
ship on account of claims incurred for
supplies and services rendered to the poor
of said Township on orders issued by the
Township Trustee.
Bidders will be required to state the
interest rate to be borne by the bonds
covered by their bid the number and de-
nomination of the bonds bid on, and the
premium, If any, to be paid. The right
Is reserved to reject any and all bids. or
to sell a less amount of bonds than the
amount advertised. No bid will be con-
the bonds covered by said bid, plus the
from the date thereof to the date Of pay
bids are not received on said date for all
of said bonds, the Advisory Board and
Trustee will convene. in adjourned special
session at the same hour of each succeed
ing day thereafter for the purpose of re-
ceiving bids on said bonds, without fur
Their advertisement. until all of said bonds
are sold or until the further order Of the
Advisory Board.
We are advised by counsel that these
bonds are payable out of unlimited. ad
valorem taxes to be levied and collected
on all of the taxable property, both real
and personal, i'll said civil Township.
Dated this l4th day of December, 1884.
JOHN ROUTON.
Trustee. Decatur Township.
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Samuel Alley Burial

Funeral services for Samuel Al
lev. R. R. 9, Box 102. who died yes
terday afternoon at the wheel OF his
automobile, a few minutes after be-
ing aided in starting the car by
Phillip Haulskamp, 1O44 hardwood
av, will be held at 1890 Saturday at
the home.
Mr.. Alley, who was So, was an
employe of E. c. Atkins g. Co.
Cause of death was being investi-
gated today by the coroner's office.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Caroline Alley, and two
daughters, Mrs. Fern Huffman and
Mrs. Hazel Allen.
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Joseph MaIateSta Dies

Joseph Malatesta, 1911 N. Merl-
disn-st, died yesterday in the home
of his son, Lawrence Malatesta.
Requiem mass will be offered at
10 Saturday at St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, Mt Carmel, Ill,
with burial in st. Mary's Cemetery
there.
Mr.. Malatesta, who was SO, was
born in Italy. He had lived in this
CT dntry rs years, and before his re-
tirement 20 years ago had been an
employe of the Big Four Railroad.
He was member of SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral and the Cath
olic Kn' ghts of America.
Surviving are three sons, Law
renee Malatesta, indianapolis; John
Malatesta, Nation. Ill. and Joseph
Malatesta Jr., Mt. Carmel.
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Irene Davis Is Dead

NJ. Irene Davis, 14O9 Park-av
e;Ied at Methodist Hospital last
night, after a two weeks illness
Mrs. Davis, who was %, was an
employe of the Kollege Keg. Sur
viving her are a daughter, Phyllis
Brown, 4; her parents MI. and Mrs
Ike Gowan, and two sisters, Mrs
Mary Good and Miss Marjorie
Gowan.
Funeral services will be Satur-
day at a time and place yet to be
announced.
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OrviS FoiSt Rites

Services for Orvis Foist, 1923 Mil
burn-st. who died yesterday after a
short illness, will be held at 1:SO
Saturday at the Harry w. Moore Flu
neral Home. 2O50 E. Michigan-st.
The body will be taken to Franklin
for burial.
Mr.. Foist. who was 81, had lived
in indianapolis 40 years. Surviving
are two brothers, Cecil and Charles
Foist, and three sisters, Mrs. Hec-
tor Fouts. Mrs. Ray G. Blauvel and
Mrs. Hadley Ferguson.
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Christopher VoIImer Rites

Services for Christopher Vollmer,
533 Division-st, who died Christ
mas night after two months ILL
ness, will be held at 10 tomorrow in
the residence. Burial will be IN
Columbus, Ind.
Mr.. Vollmer, who was 70, had
lived practically all his life in In
dianapolis. He was a member of
the German Lutheran Church.
Surviving are i've daughters, Mrs.
Edna Judd, Mrs Minnie Bruner,
Mrs. Una Lutz, Mrs. Emma Weber
and Mrs. Elsie Bohllnger, all OF In
dianaPoIiS; three sons, Thomas
Vollmer, Lafayette; George Vollmer,
California, and Edward Vollmer,
Kansas City, Mo, and two sisters,
Mrs. Lizzie Hartung and Mrs.
Frances Santo, both Of Indianapolis.
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INSTRUCTIONS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
STUDENTS GRADUATED from the In
ternational Beauty & Barber School are
in demand because of their efficient
oualihcations-iOw fee 342 Wash
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
student. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO
2108 Roosevelt ave BEST BY TEST
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Winners for Dec. "a, 1884
"SANTA'S QUESTION BOX"
FIRST PRIZE

FIRST PhILE
Mrs. James COnerty,
2S7 n. Randolph st.
SECOND PRIZE
Mrs. Julia Pfenning,
1854 CarrolIton Ave.
THIRD PRIZE
Dot Stout.
925 Fairfield Ave.
NEXT WINNERS
Miss Margaret Lineban 1882 Trow-
bridge ST.
Jack Barnes, 1904 E. Michigan st.
Mrs. W. E. Edwards, IS4O n. Gale st.
Mrs. Leila McCIintock, 40 E. Iowa st.
Ruth Lewis, 1909 S. Pershing.
NEXT 20 WINNERS
Mrs. Ben Baxter, r. r. 2, Austin, Ind.
Francis Anderson, 1922 n. Penn. st.
Miss Mary Taulman, 112315 BelIefon-
tame st.
George Joseph Kuzma, 55S W. Pearl st.
Mrs. d. J. Hill, 1855 Ruckle
Bessie Maxwell, 1888 W. New York st.
Howard S. Glass, S39 n. East st.
Mr.. RObt. NJ. Ogborne, 1875 w. 43rd st.
William Harrington, 227 S. Grace st.
Mr.. Milton Taylor, 546 E. North st.
Mrs. L. c. Cain, 1O11 Wash. St., Co.
lumbus, Ind.
Samuel Gordon. 6 East wilkins st.
John A. Stevens. 1902 Dexter st.
Mrs. Angeline Giles. 1909 Cornell Ave.
Mrs. c. w. Duncan, 1855 Rockville
Ave.
Mrs. Robt Wickham, 1884 n. Olney st.
Mrs. George Eek, Box SO, Southport,
Ind.
Miss Lulu Hurley, 2S9 n. Illinois ST.,
Apt. 301.
Mat Wachosky, 1914 S. Union ST.
Mr.. Eugene Presti, 1888 Olive st.
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ST0KOWSKI TO RETURN
AS GUEST CONDUCTOR

Maestro Reveals Intentions to
Philadelphia Audience.
Bg United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27-Leo-
pold Stokowski will return to Phila-
delphia next fall as guest conductor
of the Philadelphia orchestra.
Definite announcement came from
Mr.. StokowsH following his fare
well concert here last night.
Il have been invited to come
back as guest conductor" he said
Il will be with you in October"
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Infant Is Dead

The funeral of Paul Eugene Deck
ard. 7-Weeks-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Deckard, 249 S. Key
stone-av, who died yesterday at his
home. will be held at the home OF
the grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson c. Amos, 1859 Southeastern
av. at 2 tomorrow. Burial will be
in Memorial Park Cemetery.
The baby had had difficulty
breathing since birth. and had been
receiving treatment at the James
Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Chill
dren.
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Deaths

Deaths
Thomas weatherholt, SO. City Hospital.
william Robert Mohler, 66, of 1909 e
30th. chronic myocarditis.
Ckie Nola Baker. "a, City Hospital, lobar
Max staIkin. SO. Methodist Hospital.
George Goowin. 70, Methodist Hospital,
Charles Crock. SO. of 445 N. Tibbs. an
gina pectoris.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Clifton H. Fielder. 81, OF 631 s. Me-
ridian, carcinoma.
Anna Lewis. "A, of 1881 Columbia. lobar
Benjamin F. Wilson. SO, of $40 Patter-
son, coronary occlusion.
Margaret Jane Carter. 70, of 4545 Gen.
10 John = Heitkam. IS. of 5ss Hudson. car
Mary Francis Keller. 80. Long Hospital
Mary Josephine Farrell, 81. of 4l17 Park
lobar pneumonia.
Woodford Chambers, n. of 713 Darnell,
broncho pneumonia.
University, cardio vascular renal disease
Martha Lumley. IS, of ll22 st. Peter,
willis Philips. "a. City Hospital. skull
John Tate, 70. of 2l45 Guilford,
chronic myocarditis.
Lucille Wagner Mallory, 20. City Hos
pital meningitis. ...,
Linda Georgian Garriott. months, 5l01
{xavav. .streutOcocci infection,
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NnTICE ga RONn SAI,E

Decatur township, Marion County Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the Trustee
ship of Marion County, Indiana, will meet
at the office of the trustee at Candy,
indiana, on the 26th day of January, 1885,
at the hour of $50 o'clock A n, and at
said time and place will receive bids on
and sell to the highest bidder therefor
an issue of judgment funding bonds of
said Township in the amount of So 878. 70.
Said bonds are to be dated January Is,
1885, to bear interest at rate not to
exceed five $50 per cent per annum, the
exact rate to be determined by bidding
which interest is payable on July /, 1886,
and semi-annually thereafter TO be in
denominations of not less than $4,000 nor
more than 81, 900 90 as requested by the
successful bidder, and will mature in semi
annual series, beginning on July /, 1886.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to: Co.,
roadster found at 500 Dorman-st.
Richard Cregar. 116 w. Gimber-st. Chew
rclet sedan. found one mile north OF
Mrs. John ". Writ, $40 N. Tscoma-av,
Desoto sedan. found at Beville-ay ana
John feso=. 1929 N Pennsylvania st,
Oldsmobile coupe. found at nlinoss-st ana
Fall Greek. H..
auth coupe found at 459 S. Pine-St.
,strfnped Of radio and heater
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OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairmal
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION

NO1ICE Or LIE 1EfNA1lNA4I ON
The taxpayers of Decatur Township.
Marion County. Indiana. are hereby noti-
fed that the Advisory Board and Trustee
of said Township did. on the 14th day Of
December, 1884. authorize the issuance and
sale of the judgment funding bonds of
said Township in the amount of s9878. 70,
bearing interest at rate not to exceed
five 81 per cent per annum lthe exact
rate to be determined by biddingl; and
maturing serially over perlod OF ten
years. beginning on July l. 1885. Said
bonds are being issued for the purpose OF
procuring funds with which to pay and
satisfy a certain judgment against said
Township. all of which was rendered in
the Superior Court of Marion County. IN
" On December 10. 1884 in cause No A
sO248 in favor of oscar Haug for
S9,878.79, interest and cost.
and were on account of the furnishing
of poor relief, by the issuance of said
judgment funding bonds, the Township
will avoid the necessity of paying SAID
judgments out of taxes levied and col
lected in one year and thereby eouallze
the tax burden.
Taxpayers desiring TO object to the
issuance of said bonds may, file. remon:,
STRANGE in the office OF the Auditor OF
Marion County. Indiana. in the manner
Dated this I4th day of December. 1884.
JOHN ROUTON.
Township Trustee.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Girls
Merlin and Edith oliver, st. Vincent's
Hospital
William and Mary Gaynor. st. vincent's
Hospital
Dale and Margaret Brown, st. Vincents
Hospital
Monte and Esther Cox, 1851 W. 29th.
William and Irene Kingery, $40 S. Shelf
field.
Boys
Erwin and Roberta Williams, st. Vim
cents Hospital.
Robert and Mary Tabor, st. Vincent's
Hospital.
Patrick and Nora Kelly. 1852 Hosbrook.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

] Death Notices
BAKER, MRS. NoLA-of 1884 school-st,
beloved wife of Carl r. Baker and
mother of Patsy Ann and Mary Joe
Baker, departed this life Tuesday. Dec
the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
1880 Station-st. 10 a. m. Burial Whites
town. Friends invited,
CAMP. LILLIAN Bot 1922 Silver-av. be-
loved wife of Charles Camp. departed
neral at the residence of her sister.
Mrs; Laura crothers, at Columbus; Ind.
invited. Friends may call at the MOORE
& KIRK FUNERAL HOME until 10 a. m.
Friday
CULBERTsON, EDWARD H.-Formerly Of
Knightstown. Ind, beloved husband of
Myrtle Culbertson. and father of Mrs.
Louise NJ. Carney, of San Francisco,
CAL passed away THURSDAY, Pee ~
neral at the ROYSTER & ASKIN FU-
NERAL HOME. 1902 N Meridian-st, Sat-
urday, Dec. %. 2 p. m Burial Old. Union
Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may
call at the Funeral Home Friday, to
4 Z to 9 p. m.
DAY, REGINALD H.-Father Mrs. Ruth
Wolf, mother Miss Cora M. Day, passed
away Thursday morning. Strictly pri-
BUCHANAN MoRTUARY.
DUNCAN. JAMES DUANE JR. - Age II
wears. son OF J. Duane ana Haze Dun
Louise, Samuel O. II, Barbara Jean, and
away "Wednesday. Dec, e. Services at
FRIDAY 2 D. m. Friends invited Friends
may call at the mortuary Thursday eve
nlrg.
DUGAN. THOMAS J.-Brother of Mrs.
Malachy Wynne, died Dec. IS at his sis
teI's residence, 1876 S. Butler-av. Friends
may see Mr.. ,Dugan any time after s
p. m. Wednesday. Funeral Friday, $50
M he O'riOry
Lacy of Lourdes Church. Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
corrected Noticel
FARRELL, MISS MARY-Sister of Nellie
FIFTH Eff PPasSed sunday awfy bed tn? FGnefs
Friday Dec. %. $50 a. m. at residence.
Service St Joan of Arc Church. 9 a. m.
n nSf en FINN my BIOS SReSs f sRRVcE Fen0
GAMBLE, CECILIA ANN = Entered into
beloved mother Of Rose II Held Cora Kohl.
Hor s rand and Lean a Gamble Funeral T isS Sat-
urdayo at RESIDENCE Of son. S26 Marion;
sy 1880 m F pIY 81 iny rodpt BURIAL I,Ia
NERAL PARLORs IN CHARGE.
CHM, VIRGIL R.-Age as years beloved
brother of Mrs Madge Small. Veeders-
Charles A. and Fred of Indianapolis,
passed away at the family residence.
1911 Southern-av. Wednesday. Dec. %.
Services at the residence Friday. Dec.
g. 2 o. m. Friends invited. Interment
Crown Hill. lVeedersburg Ind papers
please copy.l
GRINSTEAD. CONSTANCE LUELLA-Age
G. and sister of silss e. Jr.. Benjamin.
F. and Thelma L. Grinstead, passed
Va ny s Weff9YfNSfEfR M SeGyeSf EqsaS S W.
30th-st. Friends invited. Burial Grown
Hill. Friends NAV call at mortuary.
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IS Legal Auctions and Sales

HOUSEHOLD goods stored in name Of
Martin Vellinger will be sold Jan. 8, $50
M to pay storage charges at j. =.
GRIBBEN 1901 Madison ave.
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So Auto Loans
LEGALS
IS Legal Notices

Notice is hereby given by the STATE
that said Commission will sell at Public
Auction a number of used Trucks. Old
Road Machinery and miscellaneous mate
quarters located on State Road 81, Just
North of the City of Petersburg, Indiana.
Aforesaid materials to be sold to the high
est and best bidder at 1000 A. M, Central
described location.
TERMS OF SALE: All goods will be sold
for cash on day of sale, and purchas-
erS will be given ten days to remove prop
erty purchased from the above mentioned
premises. The State Board of Accounts
will clerk the sale, and all payments will
be made TO their representative on the
ground.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES n ADAMS Chairman
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
5 Personals
Free Finger Waving

Look your best for the holidays, Your
hair neatly and artiitically dressed. Mar
eel hair cut or shampoo. Permanent
waves at nominal service charge. INTER-
NATIONAL BEAUTY & BARBER SCHOOL.
342 E. Wash.
FALSE teeth repaired. Csc up. New plate.
$3.50. DIR. CARTER. 626 KIP. bid .RI-l25O
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$40 Building Materials
S7-d Beer Equipment
80 Wanted to Buy

BEER equipment. bars. booths, coil boxes
desks chairs. Terms 327 W Wash