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Evening star., 1935-08-05
ARRESTED IN ASSAULT
Soldiers Home Resident Held in
Attack of Couple.

Archie Beach, 26, of 544 Shepherd
street, and Miss Louise Gibbons, 3l9
D street northeast, who were attacked
with a piece of lead pipe and robbed
in Soldiers Home grounds July II, yes
terday identified Arthur B. Ward, 81,
resident of the home, as. their attacker.
Detective Jones, No. 10 precinct, as
signed to investigate the report, had
arrested Ward and booked him for
investigation at the tenth precinct.
He denies the charge.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Car Motorman Burned.

William r. Burroughs, %, street
car motorman, of 614 K street north
east, was burned last night when q
fuse of his car blew out near Benning
road and Thirty-third street north
east. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
PLAN ANTI-WAR DRIVE
League to Enlist Army of 50,'
100000 for Peace.

A drive to enlist world "army''
of 50,000,000 men and women In a
campaign against war was announced
yesterday by the Women's Interna-
tional League for Peace and Freedom.
The campaign will be opened Sep
tember 6, birthday of Jane Addams,
internationally known founder of the
league. On that date, the league
said, "a mandate from the people to
their governments to end war will be
launched with simultaneous meetings
throughout the world"
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Woman Found Dying.

Mrs. Dora Mabel Cameron, 70, was
found unconscious on the floor of her
home, 1103 C street southwest, early
today and pronounced dead on arrival
of DR.. Richard jackson of Emergency
Hospital A certificate of death from
natural causes was given.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
DEMOCRATS TO DANCE
McAdoo, Byrnes and Randolph tc
Be Honor Guests.

Senators McAdoo Of California and
Byrnes Of South Carolina and Rep
resentative Randolph of West Vir-
ginia will be guests of honor at q
dinner dance to be given at the Shore
ham Hotel tonight by the District
Division Of the Young Democratic
Clubs of America.
Nearly 500 reservations already have
been made, it was announced, and
the entire west section of the hotel
terrace has been engaged for the
party. Miss Mary Lou Roper, niece
of the Secretary of Commerce, is in
charge of arrangements as chairman
of the clubs Social Committee.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Plan ''Moonlight" Cruise

The American Federation Of Gov
ernment Employees will hold q moon
light" cruise aboard the steamer Po-
tomac Agust IS, the boat leaving the
pier at Sixth and Water streets south
west at 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
Boy Bitten by Dog.

Four-year-old Marvin Merrick, 801
Forty-fourth street northeast, was
bitten by a stray dog while playing
in front Of his home yesterday. He
was treated at Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
SCHEDULE ABANDONED

Cab Drivers Protective Union
Urges Hackmen Adopt Own Rate.
The Public Utilities Commission
was notified today that the Cab
Drivers Protective Union has in
structed its drivers to operate on any
rate they wish to adopt.
Bernard L. Henning, union presi-
dent, wrote the commission demand
ing that 1t rescind its 20-30-50-70-
cent zone rate order published two
weeks ago.
Evening star., 1935-08-05

Star Staff Photo.
vaccinated on the arm about three
weeks ago. Dicky had small scratch
on his ear. His mother, Mrs Charles
Smith, believes the ear accidentally
was rubbed against Dolores arm while
at play getting the vaccine into the
tiny wound.
Such a vaccination Is effective
enough, DR.. Rutland explained, but
it involves considerable danger of con-
tracing other and undesired infec-
tons. Vaccination by contact once
was widely employed, but long ago
was discarded because of its hazards,
he said.
Evening star., 1935-08-05
TWO HELD IN CAR THEFT
D. c. Detective Goes to Question

Men Held in South Carolina.
Two men who are being held at
Rockingham, S. c., for allegedly TAX
ing an automobile they hired here last
Friday will be questioned by Detective
Sergt. Frank o. Brass, who has gone
to the South Carolina city.
The men are William Rappe and
Paul Healey. A permit in the pocket
of an automobile stolen from WASH
ington two years ago was found on
one Of the prisoners.
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AU 0 M 0 We
General RepairinK

FLY WHEELS. starter gears repaired with
out removing from car. Average job $3.50
General repairS-wrecks rebuilt. TOWN
service TREXLER'S AUTO SERVICE
1904 N Penn II-2la4
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5 Personals

If you will bring this notice and if can
help you I will give you examination and
trial treatment free.
DIR, DEBOUT. CHIROPRACTOR
BOZ KAHN BLDG
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GASHO. HARRY W.-BeIoved husband OF
Florence Casio, father Of Geraldine
Casio. son OF John r. Casio, ano
brother OF Mrs. ANY Essig. Mrs. Clar-
ence Baden and Ms Faultie Peck, al
Of indianapolis passed away Saturday
March o. Services u noon. Tuesday
March % al 1908 n New Jersey-st
Services and burial az Arcadia. IND. 2.3C
p. m. Friends invited. LITTLE q
IONS cEpWTCE
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VITAL STATISTICS
Deaths
IS Household Goods

jerome Herf. g.. s.. Vincents Hospital
acute uernrl+ls
Richard Radsz. Il months. CITY Hospital
John B Heath. 81. Of l45 6. Ritter. car
Clucwa
Caroline " Rodzess. 81. Of rs z 27,h.
srrrrlrsc lrrosls-
paul smith s. S. Vincsnts Hospital
hrsf degree burns
JACKIE We60 4 Citv Hospital. head in
iur.es
John " Asins p. s. Vincent Hos
nlfsi second degree burns
Francis MeTl y. Of % n. Temple.
c0rousrv occlusion
BENJAMIN J. Cooke 50 Community HOS
riraI chronic mvocsrcltls
jewell Clifford Brsdburn. a. CRY Hos
r--zL l.arturrr .slLL-
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$40 to SI4

541 Bell St.-S10.00 Month
5-Room Semi-modern double. IL
7491.
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
247 N. Penn.
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SIMS. CULBERTS0N ON
EDGE FOR BRIDGE WAR
Family Grudge Match of $50 Rub
berS Opens Tonight.

bW HTffl FFftt
NEW YORK. March 25.-Ropes
wouldn't hold those ferocious gladi-
stors-Ely CulbertSon and Hal Sims
today. Egged on by an appropri-
ste number Of press agents they
we're in fine fettle for a duel to death
over the bridge table beginning to-
night.
Recently Mr.. Sims challenged Gull
bertsOn 10 a family grudge match
TO determine which contract Sys-
tenn was best-CulbertSOn'S or Sims =.
CulbertSon promptly accepted The
games Will continue nightly until
$50 rubbers have been PLAYED.
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Hattie Hsrdee. =. Of 1884 :. 10th.
HedEis Bsnnert. 20. q 1851 s. Talbot.
curCuErv Cccsls.on
Frecerick II Burgmsn e. Of go n. Gar
nei6 cerebral hemorrhEEe
james r McEernsn. 81. CITY Hospital
Eni.v & Rhoads. =. Of fso7 y. Talbot.
cerebral thrombosis
Mac RISK. 90. s. Vincsnts Hospital
hissr- d Proutv. IS s., vizcsnts Hos
IDS Moore jordan. $. q 1902 Asburv
Hsrrv c scsa1er. = q sss Esst-or
Wcn1ruf-1L carcinoma
NJ oscar Collier "a Methodist Hospital
Norton sailors. 81 CIV Hospital psr-
PAU Allen wis. J. Riley EosiptsL seuts
wMEfcicltLE. =
Ronsd RinFlsspsush. 9. 81 800 : Mioh-
fran. r-eninzitis
Jszsss DEANS crsvsns 81. Methodist
Hospital heart nlccG
william Cornelius TnoEpSon- 4S Lens
HczrllaL arterlosclercSls.
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Indianapolis Tomorrow

Indiana Township trustees,
luncheon. ClsypOol.
Rotary Club. luncheon. ClsypOol.
Purchasing Agents Association.
luncheon. Washington.
Gyro Club. luncheon. Spink-Arnls
Universal Club. luncheon. Column
bia Club.
MercatOr Club. luncheon. Column
bia Club.
Architectural Club. luncheon.
Architects and Builders Building.
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IA Help Wanted-FemaIe

FTvE men. steady work: sal. SIS and
ssis N. Penn. Rm. 800.
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RFC MOVE SEEN
AS FIRST STEP
IN UTILITY WAR
Government ManeuVer Like
" TO Lead to Probe of
City Power Connections.
BY VINCENT LYONS
Times Stah Writer

The paneuver Of the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corp. last week
through which il gained a voice in
the management OF the Public
Utility Securities Corp, second top
rung IN the Harley L. Clarke utility
dominion. was viewed today as the
Federal governments first move IN
its war on rdclic utility holding
companies
such ? step. DO was pointed out
would be- = good piece Of strategy
PARTICULARLY II the RFC extends It's
direct control 70 the Utilities Power
and Light Co the voting stock Of
which is held By the Public Utility
Securities Corp.
IN the event the government
agency decides 70 place IFS nominees
on the board Of the Utilities Power
and Light Co. a. the stockholders
meeting April p. Federal authorities
WILL be in a position 10 get first
hand knowledge on the rsmlflca-
tons Of holding companies.
Exact Links Sought
The three chief operating units Of
the Utilities Power and Light Co. are
the Indianapolis Power and Llgh,
Co. the Laclede Gas Light Co and
the Greater London and Counties
Trust. Ltd BY gaining representa- ton
on the board Of the Utilities Power
and Light Co. the RFC would be
able 70 determine the exact relations
between holding companies and the
operating enterprises IN such Setups.
Charges have been made against
the public utility field generally that
the holding companies tend 70 milk
the operating companies IN their
system through the practice Of levy
ing exorbitant rates for mis-
cellaneOus work, such as engineering,
etc
Through its voice in the man
agement Of the Utilities Power and
Light Co. the RFC would be enabled
10 determine the exact amount OF
such expenditures. These findings
NAV be utilized when its attack on
holding companies is furthered.
Additional indication that the
government might use the Public
Utility Securities Corp. episode as
the opening wedge in its campaign
against public utility holding COM
panies was seen IN the fact that
at the meeting Of the board Of that
company the new directors limited
their activity 10 perusal OF books
and accounting procedure
Own Slate MAY BE Chosen
As result Of this initial move
considerable importance Is being at
tached to the forthcoming meeting
Of stockholders of the Utilities Pow
or and Light. The RFC NAV choose
TO name its own slate Of directors
TO that company.
This privilege Is afforded by the
fact that the agency Is IN control OF
the Public Utilities Securities Corp,
which in turn controls Utilities
Power and Light.
Entrance OF the government INTO
the Harley L. Clarke enterprises
gives the government voice IN the
management of one of the largest
public utility holding companies IN
the country. Assets Of approx
mately S406. OOOOO are involved IN
the Clarke structure.
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la Hotels, Resorts, Inns

CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia ave- clean,
steam heated rooms. 81 10 81; right
dnWnfnWn
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HARRIS. SOPHIA-Age IS, beloved mother
of Mrs Stephen Toner. Mrs Frances
Francis of Wenstesd. Conn. and George,
Philip and Joe Harris, passed away at
81 Vincent's Hospital funeral al resi-
dence. Sl2 Church-st Wednesday. $50
a. m. S. Johns Church a. m Burial
Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
SPEAKS < FINN SERVICE
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VITAL STATISTIC
Births

Bows.
Peter ard Dorothy LaFusss. to3 Iowa
Albeit and Anna Sender. 1so2 z. III
william and Accls Wilbur. CITY Hos
James and Helen En.sht. Civ Hospital
Girls.
Basil and Wilma Cock. CRY Hospital
James and susie Whitfield CITY Hos
Harry and Emily ccndoa. 1851 Ferguson.
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BRIDGE CONTRACT LET
CITY Firm to Build Span Over
Bush Creek for $500.

The Edward F. Smith Co. In
dianapolis. has been awarded a
state Highway Commission contract
10 construct a bridge on State Road
50. over Bush Greek. southeast of
Traders Point. The work, which IS
to BE- completed July l. VIII cost
$500 Sc.
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Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE OF EXECUTOR S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
THE UNDERSIGNED Executor Of the
last will and testament Of Caroline Lask-
mann. deceas ed, hereby gives notice that
by virtue Of order of the Marion Pro-
bate Court. of Marion County, Indiana,
he will al The hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. on
the 2nd day Of April 1885, at the office
of Thomas D. MCGEE. Attorney at law,
Nos 806 IL BOT Odd Fellow Building. situated
a the Northeast corner Of Pennsylva11a
and Washington Streets. in the city Of
Indianapolis, said county and state, offer
for sale at private sale for not less than
the full appraised value. the following
described real estate; in said Marion
County. State Of Indiana, to-Wit:
Lot 30 in Haugheys appleton Addition
TO the City Of Indianapolis, reference being
made to the recorded plat thereof, as re-
corded in Plat BOOK i. page 1872, Of the
Recorders office Of Marion County, In
diana.
Said sale will be made subject 10 the
approval Of the court, and upon the fol-
lowing terms and conditions: All for cash,
or at least one-third Of the purchase
money cash in hand and one-third IN
nine and one-third in eighteen months
from Gate Of sale, deferred payments 70
be evidenced by notes Of the purchaser,
date waving relief and providing for
attorneys fees, and upon confirmation Of
said sale, secured by mortgage on the
real estate sold. Said real estate shall be
sold free and discharged from the taxes
accrued and unpaid at deceden't death
LORENZO L. LAAKMANN, alias
Lawrence Laakmann Executor
Of the estate and under the
will Of Caroline Laakmann, de-
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male

SPLENDID opportunity for 5 ambitious
men 10 connect with large food procuct
Co for route work earning up 10 $3.50
weekly. Commission with chance TO ao-
vance 20 more responsible position i
qualified. No investment needed. We
furnish complete equipment. Call Tues
dav tonlvl 70 II q. m $50 NASSAU.
MEN WANTING JOB-New construction
in L. s. So. America. White Moore, l43
Hunter Bldg. Chicago. Enclose stamp.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. with camera expert
enced on childrens photos outside. Call
1861 y. Chester-st.
Five men steady work: sal SIS and extras.
$50 N. Penn. Rn $40
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10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
WOULD YOU like a part in Shekespearear
plav? Cau Catha School. CH-4lo5.
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TYPISTSEarn money at home Good
paw Send &c stamp for details. TYPIST
BUREAU. 81 Elm-st. Westheld. Mass.
WOMAN wanted 10 keep house for man
and bow. ile n Richland
? GIRLS learn beauty culture in exchange
for services. 1890 Central.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
HELP WANTE {
IA Help Wanted-FemaIe
IL Furnished Rooms


s250-NEW JERSEY. n. 2s60-Attractive.
north front room. large closet near bath;
private home. HA-2750-W.
ALABAMA, N, l420-Clean. light room
hot water: phone, garage available.
COLLEGE. 1888, APT. 2-Weu furnished
single, So Room. twin beds. IS. Next
bath, phone.
DELAWARE. N. 2oO4-Attractive large
room; kitchen, Frgidaire; privileges;
home-lke. Call evenings.
ILLINOIS. n, 1907-Attractive room; re-
fined home; constant hot water: gentle
men: very reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N, 2449. APT. 3-Nice large
front room suitable for 2. Home
privileges. HA-1767-W.
VERMONT. W. SO. No. 2. savoy-Large;
cheerful front room: near bath and
phone; ! or 2. LI-66l2
9TH. W. 45-Very nice room: innerspring
mattress: modern home: desirable loca-
ton
CLINTON HOTEL-2e Virginia ave- clean.
steam heated rooms. 81 10 81; right
downtown
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SIS to SIG
$40 to s24

GLADSTONE. I44s N.-4-room modern,
double garage, water paid s22.5o. RI
2l7o.
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Batteries
M E RCH NDISE
SO Radios, Musical instruments

GRAND PIANO, BRAND NEW s195
Factory close out; originally $685..
Terms. Open till p. m. 100 E. Ohio.
ATWATER KENT-7-tube, excellent tone
good condition; will sacrifice for So. %
N. Temple
BEAUT. new r. c. A Graybar lowboy $40;
Midget. SO .95. A w. Ohio; open eve.
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? Cards, In Memoriams

? Cards, In Memoriams
BRODERTCK-In loving remembrance Of
our beloved mother. NARY FREDERICK.
VINO left US March 25. 1888.
Dear mother you are not forgotten.
Though on earth YOU are no more,
Still IN memory YOU are with US
As YOU always we're before.
Sadly missed BY her sons.
JOHN AND FRANCIS.
PATTERSON. MAY ALICE NEE Tabor ~
Who left us ] year ago today. sadly
missed hv her husband and children
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Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following materials
will be received by the Chairman of the
State Highway Commission OF Indiana, at
his office on the third floor, State House
Annex, 102 North Senate Avenue Indian
apolis Indiana. until 200 P. NJ. on the
4th day Of April, 1885, at which time they
will be publicly opened aid read:
Invitation No. 1854: Quantity Of Truck
Parts. T. o. B. indianapolis, Indiana.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
fcations Will be furnished free upon re-
quest
The right IS reserved BY the Chairman
to reject any or all bids. or 70 award on
any combination Of bids that IN MS luog-
ment is most advantageous TO the state
of Indiana ,
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
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STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
nD TArT0TANA
u II = AlN-N1E9
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
2272-M -
Application OF L. J. Frarey Bus Line.
Fremont. for certificate 70 operate motor
vehicles as a common carrier Tor passen
gers. intrasfate over extension OF route
from Auburn 10 Garrett ana r.. wayne
over Highway q. " IL. NH,
Notice is hereby given that ne Puonc
Service Commission will conduct PUBLIC
hearing n this cause IN Rooms OF Co con.
mission sol state House Indianapolis,
Ind "a M Wednesday. April 10 1885.
Public participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY P. H. DAWSON, secretary
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AUTO M 0 TIVE
Auto Glass
Auto Insurance

HOOKS GARAGE-646 E. Market. Glass
replaced while you wait. RI-9l70.
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10 Rooms with Board

10 Rooms with Board
CARROILTON, 1944-Real home privileges;
pleasant room. $3.50: or abundant meals.
IS, Sc. HE3784
MERIDIAN. 2159 S-Modern front room
privileges; home cooking; just ? in fam
lily. Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2104-Large attractive
room comfortable home; good food; men
preferred. TA-1269.
WASHINGTON, E. 3145-1 or more men;
room next to bath; meals, s.. CHI
ITS.
WASHINGTON BLVD Lovely room in pri-
vate home north. Extra large closet.
TA-4593
CHILDREN to board: mothers care; sub
urban home: reasonable. CH-l461.
20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
EMPLOYED mother desires room. board
for self and 3 children. school age, Re-
fined Catholic home. Box K POLO Times.
Reference.
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Plastering
INSTR UCTI0 MS

ROOFING. gutter and down spout. S
metal work. BRIGHT. CH-2474.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Drs. ]. W. Payne, ]. S. Brown,
Jr., and w. o. Allen have been
attending the three-day post-grad-
uate clinic at Duke University,
Durham, and attended the Caro-
lina-State game this afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Rymer was called to
Irwinton, Pa, yesterday on &C
count of the passing of her father,
Mr.. D. L. Baughman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Gibbs, Jr.,
and little daughter, Isabella, are
spending the weekend in Georgia
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamble !;
their young son, John Gamble
Gibbs, who has spent two weeks
with his grandparents. will return
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Zickgraf of
Franklin, announce the birth of a
son, William Grant, at Patton Me-
mortal hospital on Friday, Nov. l;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Dotson and
son, Billy, of Badin, will spend the
weekend in the city with rela-
tives. H.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs, j. Her
bert West will be sorry TO learn
that their young son, Joseph HART
has pneumonia. .., g
Lenoir, former well-knoWn RESI-
dents of the city, were mere oh
Thursday.
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LIBBY AND SON GET
7 MILLION ESTATE
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
was divorced by Reynolds shortly
before he married the former
Broadway singer and dancer.
The State of North Carolina
benefited by 100000 by the
decision. That was the inheritance
tax assessed against the estate of
the Winston-Salem youth, whose
death three years ago drew ma
tional attention to the fun loving
group of millionaires with whom
Reynolds and his wife lived.
Christopher Smith Reynolds,
Libby Holman's child, will receive
25 per cent of his dead fathers
estate, approximately $6,662, $50.
The five-year-old daughter of
Anne Cannon received 81 1-2 per
cent of the estate, estimated at
S9,459,625.
Libby Holman will receive
S750,000 which with the award to
her son will represent slightly
more than % per cent of the total
estate.
Neither of the children or Lib
by Holman, however, will receive
the cash awards until November
3, 1889, when Smith Reynolds
would have been % years old.
surviving brothers and sisters
of Reynolds were awarded the
remaining portions of the estate.
They will use the money in estab-
fishing benevolent trust fund in
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memory Of their younger brother.
In approving the settlement of
the estate, the supreme court JUS
tees stamped approval upon the
division agreement which had
been agreed to by Reynolds sis
tiers and brother, Mrs. Nancy Rey-
nolds Babcock, Mrs. Mary Rey-
nolds Bagley and R. j. Reynolds,
Jr. The family settlement was a
short cut out of the hopeless maze
of litigation enveloping the case
after Smith Reynolds death and
it provided in the event that
either Christopher Reynolds or
Anne II, died before sharing IN
the estate, the. child's portion
would go to the nearest kin on
his mothers side"
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St. James Church
Will Be Host 10
Dis tr let Meeting
Young People Of Parish to
Meet at Parish House
Next Week

Three special events are sche-
duled for st. James Episcopal
church next week.
Monday at $3.50 p. H., a joint
meeting of all the auxiliary groups
will be held, this session to be
featured by the election of OFF,
GERS.
Wednesday at 1915 a. M, the
district meeting of the Woman'S
Auxiliary will be convened at the
church.
Friday at 8 p. M, a meeting
for all the young people OF the
church has been scheduled to be
held at the parish house.
The schedule of Sunday serv-
ices for tomorrow, the goth Sun
day after Trinity, is: 1880 a. NJ,
holy communion; $50 a. NJ, Sun
day school; II a. M, morning SER
vice and sermon, by the rector,
Rev. James P. Burke.
The regular Sunday afternoon
service at Upward will be held by
the rector at $3.50 p. m.