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Deaths

Harry F York So at 34ls College
angina peCtoris
DOYLE Chandler, IS. at City. acute
leukemia.
Tip Rove So, at Veterans, Iobar pneu-
Ronald Byrum 4-mo. at Riley. broncho
pneumonia.
Johanna r, Doepking So. at 1913 College.
carcinoma.
Jacob Bernstein. So. ct 845 S. Illinois.
coronary occlusion.
Roger Sherman, 2-mo.. at 35l9 Pleasant.
Vhooplng cough
John E. Benefel. "A, ST. Vincent's. &C
cidental.
Marcel L. Thurman. As. at 321 W goth.
carcinoma.
Sarah A. Warner, SIS at 83l Roanoke.
pulmonary tuberculosis
David Bert Cole. g. at S.. Vincent 5.
hypostatic pneumonia
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Pete Sherman Wins
Feature Mat TussIe

A drop kick after IS minutes on
the mat earned Pete Sherman the
deciding fall of feature match
with Tarzan Reeves last night at
Tomlinson Hall. Sherman took the
first fall in Is minutes, using drop
kick and body pin, while Reeves
annexed the second in five minutes
with a flying tackle.
George Gable captured the semi
final match over Sailor Parker in
straight falls.
In other bouts Johnny Carlin
won from Dick Griffin and Christy
Elburg tossed Bill Bend.
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ssgeTI and Teresa Farrell, 85' of 1908 E.
NJ Row " Smith 20 q 1927 N. eale-st. car
penter, and Helen schenck, 10, Of 2947 n.
Denny-st. housekeeper,
st. Nq9R Rct oa d4RsP ana d ne A5e a
;. Harry Poge5I. , e, Hartford, W y1a Va
Lord-st. housekeeper.
laborer. and Marie Beckiehimer, 20, of 1915
Lowell Focht. Is. Gratis. O.. machine
operator. and Margaret Butler, &c. of 1850
W. ,MIouqt-st, ho9sebseeeperr 90 ,e
PAY 1sssg24a e. and 85 e Betty coE Eshs
of 1912 N Meridian-st. Apt. l. secretary.
Harry Kelley. g, q Cos E. ohtto-is1t,
tNT tue and Mamn1ie Cox, So of 6l5 W
CLYDE casida. 81: cloyerdale, lineman,
and Martha Cox la, Of "A S. GTace-st'
David Boner 20. of 43s N. wanace-st.
clerk. and Edna Cof1ey. 20. of 1870 Kappes-
M fxy H bsv I e. o 81 45 saSamf1 aHa
Ralph Bruce. "a, Anderson. machinist,
Marshall Arnstt, %. Of 1913 PPileassn.;.5ssts st;
cleaner, and Madeline Davis. y, OF 1926
George TrosEy. Is Of 1865 W. I3th-st.
teacner, ana virginia Fischer, 70, OF 100 :.
Glenn Rayl. IS. Of 2l4 E. Mulberry-st.
cabinet maker and Vera Fee, %. Of 1912
University-av teacher.
lille Geisler. 49, Of 3134 n. Meridian-st,
housekeeper.
Flemstaad Holloway. 60, of $50 W.
Westinghouse, auditor. and Clara George,
SO. of GA n. Delaware-st. nurse.
william Nichols. %. of 10i ". New
Jersey-st. laborer. and Arttie Hill. 81, Of
1884 Beecher-st, housekeeper.
Robert Burton. IS. Of 924 n. Oxfordst.
knitter. and Beatrice Hammerle, l5. of 22i
n. Summit-st. househeeper
John Benjamin, %. Of 1920 S Safest,
laborer. and Lucille Haynes. l9. Of 30 S.
Sanders-st. housekeeper.
Charles Harvey, %, OF 1881 Layman-st.
truck driver and Dorothy Mae Lee, 10, Of
1909 Z. Westinghouse, housekeeper.
av copper workerS and Leta Morgan, IS,
Of ais n. Minker-h. housekeeper.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

william Concord. %. Of 1888 Lockwood
ST. truck driver. Asne Murphy, q. Of
SOL Z. llth-st, silk worker
Rolla Christie. a.. OF al z Minnesota
St, chair builder. and Minnie Manert 81.
Of 2i7 z. Minnesota-st. housekeepsr
Lloyd McCarty, p, Acton. farmer and
Gladys Parr. a. Acton teacher,
Charles Ssvigs. -, s.; Petersburg Fla
maSSaueT and Alice Ryan. IS. Of IFS E
St. Clar-s.. houSsk -'per
Mason Medium. u CO s2s s. Belmont
az. laborer, and Iva Self -. f E. :
sesmstress.
Edward Bernhsrd,, Is. OF ll5i n. King
az. pattern maker, and AUuiCe Sh.riev. %.
OF as " 31th-st. sslesvoman
Cletus Aubuchou. %. Connersvi,le. metal
worker. and Nettie Smith. 20, Of S35 East
ern-av. clerk
walter Elder IS. Of 35s n. Eas.-st. Ia
borer and Connie Talley, IS, OF 2ls y
Senate-av. clerk.
Charles senter. 81, Terre Haute. ma
chirist. and Mary UT. -. OF 1915 South
eastern-av. houSekeeper
Wilbur Nicholas II OF 1909 E 59.h-st.
clerk, and Kathryn Waymre 81 Of 5446
Brouse-av. housekesper.
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Day lOl
Out of the California Stanford
scrap will emerge the Western rep
reSentative in the Pasadena Rose
Bowl, Jan. l. Stanford has been on
top for two campaigns, but its eX-
perience will be balanced by mo-
mentum gained by the up-and- COM
ing Bears, and its manpower will be
more than equaled by Stub Allison S
young giants. The edge, if any, be-
longs to the Berkeley outfit.
If Princeton gets by Dartmouth,
as it should. it will deserve real con-
sideration for top honors. Fritz
Crisler has taken fine material to
the front rank, but will find the Big
Green plenty difficult.
Texas Christian and Southern
Methodist, moving along toward
nation wide recognition. should
strengthen their claims by scoring
over Rice and Baylor respectively
Texas Christian has the hardest as
signment. A victory for Rice could
not be construed as an upset.
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LdngfOrd Struck by
Cab, Critically Hurt
81 United Press

1T FTTT'-TT T'NN
NV YORK, Nov. 19.-Sam Lang
ford, Negro. who 25 years ago was
one of the best heavyweight boxers
of all time. was in critical condition
today after being struck by a taxi
cab Langford, now 40, has been
destitute and almost blind for years
but walked Harlem streets daily to
borrow" small sums from friends
Police said his blindneSS caused his
injuries. He apparently walked in
front of the cab against a red traf-
&c light.
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three : cushion
title in a single
G a m e W h e n
c o c hra n last
n i G h t suffered
his first defeat
ir the tourna-
ment. A r t h u =
Thurnblad, Chi
cago. playing a
smooth G a m G.
b e a t Cochran,
so to 81, in As
innings.
The c h a m =
pionship will be
at stake on even
terms with both
II O ID o e a q q
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Births
Girls

Girls
Willard, Golde Ashe sos W. Washing
ton.
Aubrey. Mary Walker. ST. vincent's.
Edward. Marguerite Hayes, $50 S villa
Bert. Juanlta Louden, 1902 N. sherman
dr.
Thomas. Bertha Schneider Methodist.
Franz, Wynema Fackler, Methodist.
Louis. Selma Kahn. Methodist
Andrew. Margaret Shalley. Methodist.
Bows
Ferdinand Elizabeth Gioscio, ST. VIM
cents.
Charles Cleofe Chandler. St Vincents
Walter. Florence Spratt. St Vincent ;.
Fletcher, Lucille Pedigo st. VincentS
Russell Kathleen Landreth Methodist.
John. Charlotte BialeSchki Methodist
Richard. Ruth Decatur. Methodist
Leon, Gladys Murphy, Methodist.
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Pitt Boxer Scores
Upset Over Champ

81 United Press
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 10
Pittsburgh fight fans hailed today
another title contender Norment
Quarles, erStwhile North Carolina
collegian. who last night paved out
a split 10round decision over Fred
die Miller of Cincinnati. recognized
featherweight champion. The title
was not at stake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
N. Y. i. CALLED FORGOTTEN TEAM
Hoppe Earns
Title Match
With Cochran
Expert Cue WielderS Meet
for World TRIAL
Crown.
6Y United Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 10. - Willie
Hoppe, who started playing billiards
when he was years old. tonight
meets Welker Cochran, San Fran
cisco, for the only major cue title
he never has held.
The veteran Hoppe, now 48, won
the chance to take the world S
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BUILDING PERMITS

Mrs. Margaret schwarz.. 1896 S New
Jersey. $3.50, underfeed stoker
William Roberts, 543O Kenvood. $3.50
underfeed stoker.
Frank R. Thomas. 325 N Kenyon, SITS
warm air furnace.
Frank stascheit, 624 E Minnesota. SIS
Fred Frieie; 1904 E. Michigan, 1898,
underfeed stoker.
H. w. Leonard. 1920 E. Washington,
$3.50. underfeed stoker
Gilbert j. Hurtv. 1924 Pickwick-pl $500
oil burning heating plant
Mrs. Mary j Day. gao w 3oth. $780,
wreck two-story frame dwelling.
Wheel Tavern, PIG n. Capitol $3.50
Dean Brothers Co. 32s w. 10th, s495
oil burner replacement.
w. D. Beanblossom, 1921 w. Ray s4OO
oil burner replacement.
Mrs. Goldie Parkinson. 961 English, $50
Rytex Co. 43o N Capitol, SIS, new ele-
vator cables
Celtic Building s, Loan Co., 521 W. 4oth
SOS, reroof.
Ed Petri 53O6 N Pennsylvania. s275
oil burner replacement.
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Thursday

Addison Drake presiding.
900-Community singing.
9:15-Invocation, The Rev. Leon
ard Wernsing.
9:20-Indiana Wool Growers As
ISOLATION, T. 1. Ferris.
9:30-Indiana Grain Producers
Inc, B. B. Benner.
9:40-I. F. B. Livestock Marketing
Department., L. r. Highlen.
950-Music, Miss Melba Coleman,
Harrison county.
9;55-Address, Better Rural
Credits" Walter F. Calm, rep
resentative Farm Credit Admins
tration.
1915 - Swine Breeders Pure
Serum Company, M. S. Barker.
1925 - Midwest Producers
Creameries, Oscar Swank.
10:35-Publicity E. G. Foust.
10:45-I. F. B. COOPERATIVE AS
ISOLATION, I. H. Hull.
10:55-Singing.
11:O0-Address Clifford Gregory
editor Prairie Farmer.
II ;40-Announcements.
Chester Gray on Program
1:15-Community singing.
1:30-Address, The American
Farm Bureau at Washington, =
Chester Gray, Washington rep
resentative, A. F. B. F..
2:25-Address, Rush D. Holt. SEN
ator from West Virginia.
3:10-Adjournment.
Friday
9:15-Singing; Invocation by SEN
ator Larry Brandon; report of Gre
dentials committee: seating of dele
gates; reading of minutes; report of
treasurer; report of rules commit
tee; miscellaneous business; report
of resolutions committee; election
of first and second vice presidents;
election of delegates to American
Farm Bureau convention.
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Ellis Too Strong on Passes

u W. ADstpa' VA. pCINS
VALE and Harvard collide in a
l. traditional game which still is
the most colorful and fashionable
played. The margin, despite the
strong defense certain to be used by
the Crimson. belongs to the Blue
The Ellis pass too well.
In the Western Conference, Ohio
State has a stable battle on its
hands with Michigan's defensive
creation, but the wolverines haven't
enough offense to cause the Buck
eyes much alarm.
Minnesota should experience little
difficulty in beating Wisconsin, de-
spite the tradition involved.
Iowa has tough assignment in
its game with Northwestern, but it
is doubtful if the Wildcats can bot
tie up Oze Simmons and Dick
Crayne. and if they can't, e. Hawk
eye triumph is assured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19

GREYHOUNDS TRAVEL

Indiana Central's basketball team
will be seeking its third consecutive
victory when it travels to Hunting
ton tonight for a clash with Hunt
lngton College.
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Broadway Indifferent to
Home Town Eleven Despite
Its Record, Observes Joe
GohamS Unbeaten School Would Draw High Praise II
Located in Small Inland Town. LamentS VIII
iamS; Fordham Is Big Test.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Timex SneciaI Writer

NEW YORK 1.-THE legend pop-of this
anywhere else the
thumpers, pulpteers and rowdy psalm singers
when the gentlemen
enterprises ence
the gentlemen make they
mind Ihnu a1nfs 1ro loud chez are D order
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Riverside Olympcs Juniors in the 1913
year-old class desire games with teams
will share expenses. Call Talbot 1914
and ask for Bob.
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Sutherland Names Bears
Western Grid Champions
California to Rap Stanford, Pitt Coach Predicts Believes
Irish viii Prove 'Ungracious' Hosts
BY JOCK SUTHERLAND
Head Coach, University. of Pittsburgh

pITsBURGH Nov 9Wh practically all major up
their action
its exit with four contests lined the
bearing on the mythical national championship
Dartmouth Texas Christian
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Central Christian boys team will prac-
All players are urged to report. The
Central Christian girls team viii play its
side M z. girls al the NJ. E. Church.
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5 traig h t games
scored 206 points
and held its COllec-
tive opposition TO 26
points. Were this
team located back
in the hills some
where it would
come close to being
the talk Of the
country; it Couldn t
miss being another
rA,.t..1 TA11l $500
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| Announcements

CHAMPIONSHIP CAT SHOW
Given by the Hoosier Cat Club at the
Athenaeum, Dec. 7 and 8. Entries close
Nov 28th For entry blanks or informa-
ton call IR-3591
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Net Gossip

English-av Boys Club opens its season
tomorrow night, facing the De Molays
games Write to George Templin. 14o5
Fletcher-av, or call Drexel 1851 after ?.
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GRAPPLERS IN DRAW

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - Jack
Stewart, Wyoming. and Sam Men
acher, New York, drew in the main
event Of last nights wrestling show
at the Star Casino.
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Church teams interested IN league COM
petition are requested 70 be represented
at a meeting in the Central Christian
Church tonight at 40. For information,
call w. A. Sutphin. Cherry 2265W.
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A local independent team wishes to rent
a gym one or two nights each week.
Cali Drexel 1852 before 7:30 and ask for
Virgil.
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College Football

Emporia Teachers, Al; McPher-
son. 6.
Buera Vista, Is; Penn College, 0.
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Memorial Scabookies opened their season
last night with an overtime victory over
J. H Taylor Transfers. % to 81. A
game is desired for tomorrow night. Call
Riley 1920
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Linton Radios have access TO a gym for
tomorrow night and wish 70 book a Drac-
tice game eau Howdy Campbell, Harrison
2337-R after D. m.
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Vital Statistics

Marriage LICtnSeS
(Incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberat
iy. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.l
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TO come to the point. l refer you
to the football team representing
New York University. Here is an
unbeaten team that has won seven
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II Transportation
CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAIN
-Onlv SS4 ~

via North WeStern-Union Pacific from
Cnicago. IN comfortable coaches Without
change. Auo nots thls-brsakfaSt 2Sc
lunches soc. dinners 35c. Besides. free
pillows. drinking cups. porter service:
dimmeo lights az night: Ri--cordiuoned
cars. On Los Angeles limited exclusive
coach for women and clsldren. with
stew aroeSs- Nurse attendant Omaha vest.
Tor so little Ticket Offices. Chicago S-
North Western. sos Merchants Bank bldg.
Phone RILEY $40. Indianapolis Ind.-~cr
Union PaciAc. 7O5 Dixie Terminal bldS-
- Z. FouTth-st, Cincinnati. Ohio
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s. 3, A. Girls will play practice game
al the Central State Hospital FRIDAY night
at 730. Games are desired during De-
cember. Call Belmont Pill.
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3 DeathS-FuneralS


Indianapolis Times, Tuesday Nov. 10. 1885.
COOK, ROBERT beloved husband CT
Myrtle Cook, father of Harry Roman,
Arnold Ambrose and William Cook Mrs.
Edward Ertel Upton, Ind; Mrs. Thomas
Harry Glass and Mrs. Robert Malloy, In
dianapolis. died at his home, 2126 S.
Delawarree-st, SUNDAY. Funeral Weednes,-
Heart Church. Burial St. Josephs Gene
terry. Friends invited. KIRBY.
DOLL. FREDERICK A.--B owed husband
Of Elizabeth nee, schillingl, father OF
and Joseph Doll. grandfather Of Joanna
Corning: N. Y. and George Doll of
1875 N. .Riley-av. Funeral Thursday, Nov
p. $50 at residence. 9 a. m. Little
Flower Church. Burial Holy Cross ceme-
please copy.J FEENEY q FEENEY
KORn, DONALD Beloved son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, VILLAIN G Kord and
vile Whiteford. passed away Monday,
Nov 10. Friends may call a the home.
1881 Hoyt-av. Funeral from St. Patricks
ial Holy Cross Cemetery. LITTLE &
SONS in charge.
KOsFELD, ELISA (nee Weiffenbac k)-
Beloved wife of Louis G. .Kosfeld, mother
sister of Gustav Henry Adolph. Fritz
and Otto Weiffenback, passed away at
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. Is. 1895, at 915
?. m. Funeral from the E. E. GROSS
Funeral Home, 1349 Madison Ave.
Wednesday, Nov. 20. at D. m Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
E. E. GROSS FUNERAL SERVICE.
LETT, LAURA FRANCISCO 2oo3 Ralston-
av: beloved wife of Arthur Lett. departed
Nov 20, at the MOORE & KIRK SSJ "a
NERAL HOME, 1880 Station-st. 10 a M.
Burial Kokomo, Ind. Friends invited
MGOyERN, EDWARD-Beloved husband
Of Anna McGovern. died at his home.
1907 Milburn. Monday. Funeral Wednes-
day. $50, at the home a m St.
Bridgets Church Burial Holy Cross
Cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY.
ZIMMER: H. EDGAR-Husband of Mar
garet Kurtz and father of Margaret and
Jane thinner Passed away Tuesday
morning: Services at the FLANNER &;
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Time later
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HOLT MAY TALK
AT STATE FARM
BUREAU SESSION
Three-Day Convention viii
Start Tomorrow at Tom
linson Hall.

Efforts are being made to OBJ
tain Rush D. Holt of West Viz
ginia. youngest member of the
United States Senate, for place on
the program of the Indiana Farm
Bureau annual convention starting
tomorrow at Tomlinson Hall.
Features of the program as thus
far arranged will include talks by
speakers representing the farmers
national organization, the Federal
Farm Credit Administration. Sen
ator Hollis address tentatively is
scheduled for Friday afternoon. Ths
program:
Tomorrow
10:00-MuSic, Montgomery County
Farm Bureau band. Call to order,
Lewis Taylor, president.
10:20-Singing.
10:25-Invocation.
10:30-Memorial service.
Presidents annual message.
11:05-AddresS Frank P. Kari
gan. president National County
Agents Association, Dubuque, Ia
11:35-Announcements. Commit
tee appointments.
11:40-Adjournment.
Boyd Fisher to Speak
Mrs. Lille D. Scott presiding
1:00-Community singing
l:10-Address. Boyd Fisher, coop
erative section director rural electri-
flcation activities.
1:55-Singing,
2:00-Address, Social Problems
To-day" Mrs, Pearl E. Vernon, Mar
tinsville.
2:30-Song.
2:35-Public speaking contest.
4:00-Announcements.
Insurance Chief Listed.
L. l.. Needler presiding.
7;15-Massed chorus.
7:45-"Our part" Mrs. Lille D.
Scott.
8:00-County agent trophy award
8:05-Awards to insurance agents,
l.. l.. Needler, director of insurance
and organization.
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II Personals
BINGO PARTY

BlNGO PARTY
Athenaeum. Michigan ara Ssx Jersey
SIS. every Friday might a. 20 D n. Cash
prizes Admission 50 cents
RHEUMATISM Neuritis. Achss and PANS
quickly relieved vith WinterErssn Tablets
ABSOLUTELY Euaranteed Write for free
literature. TIE kEENE DRUG co.
De.aNare & Ohin-Srs Indian arnlfs ~
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South Side Buddies defeated Christamore
Diamonds. AZ 70 l3. Sunday. Tonight the
Buddies meet the Fathers Club in the first
tilt OF A three-game series for charity.
Thursday the Buddies play Riverside
NJ Es al the Riverside Gym al 7.3o For
games write Leo Ostermeyer, 2i4 S. State
av. Indianapolis.
Fo- Games With tn Cnrstamore Eagles.
call Belmont ITS. The team plays in the
le-xu-yeag -old CLASS.
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II Schools, instruction

DO YOU realize what 1t means TO have
a guaranteed position We guarantee
position TO any one we accept. Short
hand, accounting comp, dictaphone.
tipping. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Sd floor Roosevelt Bldg. RI
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20 Help Wanted, Female
II Help Wanted, Male

MEN to sell United and TeMde blades.
OPPENHEIM CO., l45 S. Ill. Indpls. Ind.
ROUTE men, g. for established grocery
routes. paving up to S27.50 to start. No
capital. Car given producer. Apply 9-12
Wednesday 1872 Mass-av
OFFICE BOY for temporary position Must
be neat appearing Give age and school
ing in your application. Address Box
MEN WANT JOBS-Construction work,
U. s., So America. Write Continental,
l6l4-A, $40 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Inclose
stamp.
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PACKING shipping by truck: part load
shipments, one piece or a hundred. to
all parts. o. J. SUESZ. RI-656l-3626.
Mite. CH-0699-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

OLD MISUNDERSTANDING compilations! One of
England's gay spring fste days finds them in
dazzling contrast from Piccadilly to the Mall.
Flower>faces, exquisite as the wildrose petals.
One can scarcely tell the buds from the flowers
they present to one-or from their freshly
youthful radiant chaperones! Have they then
some alchemy of beauty, these Englishwomen
some secret of climate or nurture to keep
them always young and fair? Perhaps the an
swer lies rather in one of their most cherished
traditions the use of Yardley's three COM
plexion guardians.
Exquisite cleanliness is their first important
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

Why young men turn profess
sional. Lester Stoefen, Davis
Cup star who recently Joined the
ranks of the tennis pros, an
nounced his engagement the
other day to Ruth Moody, screen
ingenue. This was taken Just
after the happy word.
Wide World Photos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

And now Yardley has placed these exquisite
products in America at your own shopping
center Find for yourself how radiant Yardley~
cared>for skin can be!
Yardley q Co., Ltd, go Fifth Avenue
Rockefeller Center, New York City; 80, Old
Bond Street, London and also in Paris, Toronto
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

Primping for the show.
International champion
DrinkWood MoonShine gets
a little expert aid from
Miss Betty Tyler Of New
York at the Westminster
Dog Show there, at which
he was judged the best
English bull. ZAP, Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

secret rardley's Soap their first complexion aid.
No speck Of modern CRIME or marring impurlty
is allowed to linger.
But travel, keen sport, late hours take toll
of freshness also And modern skins need soft
ening, whitening, lubricating care. Yardleys
snowy English Complexion Cream guards the
modern English elegante against tiny lines and
aging, insidious dryness always!
It's used again beneath her Tardley Ponder
and until you've used that you can't imagine
what an aid powder can be- It's so freshly,
delicately blended it spreads an imperceptible,
lasting veil of loneliness.
Evening star., 1935-07-19

effort Of our Government and our
people over long years in defense of
our country and its citizens, accom-
panied with tremendous loss Of life
and property
I freely confess that do not be-
lieve these things will happen, and
yet believe that 1t Is the duty of any
representative Of o people to speak
frankly as what may, In his opinion,
be the possibilities.
There are bandits, both private and
public, who disregard all law and who
are bereft to every sense of justice,
in our country and in other countries.
We protect our citizens at home
against local bandits with our police
force, and we must protect against
the attacks of outside bandits, whether
they be public or private, with our
Navy and our Army, at least until
the spirit of war and conquest, which
now dominates the earth, is abated
and the spirit Of peace and justice is
restored.