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Evening star., 1935-05-07
WILL TRANSFER AT QUANTICo.
Explorer to Leave Jacob Rupert and
Board Bear of Oakland.

QUANTICO. Va, May CP).-The
waters Of his native State smacked
against his f1agship's bow today as
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd re-
turned home from his second Ant
arctic expedition to receive a hero's
welcome.
Passing through the Virginia Capes
as the first white settlers in the New
World had done more than 800 years
ago, the adventurer aboard his flagship
Jacob Rupert set course that would
carry him first to the Marine base at
Quantico and then to Washington for
President Roosevelt's greetings and
congratulations.
The supply ship Bear of Oakland
was the first through the Capes. with
the Rupert following last night. At
Quantico the expeditions leader plan
ned to leave his flagship, which could
not negotiate the shallow water of the
winding Potomac, and proceed to
Washington aboard the Bear Of Oak
land.
Whistles screamed when the Jacob
Rupert, trailing seven hours behind
the Bear of Oakland, dropped anchor
in Hampton Roads last night.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SULzBERGER NEW
TIMES PUBLISHER
Directorate Pledges to Con.
tinue Principles of
AdoIph 0chs.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 7.-Arthur Hays
Sulzberger was elected publisher of
the New York Times and president Of
the New York Times Co. at meeting
today of its directorate.
Creation of the post of general man
ager was authorized by the directors,
and Col. julius Ochs Adler was chosen
to fill it. Col. Adler remains vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the company.
The vacancy on the board created
by the death of Adolph S. Ochs was
filled by the appointment of Godfrey
N. Nelson, secretary of the New York
Times Co.
Col. Adler was elected publisher
and president of the Times Printing
Co., which publishes the Chattanooga
(Tenn.) Times and In which Ochs
held the controlling interest Adolph
Shelby Ochs of Chattanooga continues
rs general manager, which position he
has held since the retirement of Harry
c. Adler, who Is now chairman OF the
board of directors of the Times Print
ing Co
Sulzberger was chosen director OF
the company.
Praise Dead Chief.
The directorate of the New York
Times Co. adopted this resolution:
with bowed heads we record the
passing on April 8, 1885, of our be-
loved chief, Adolph S. Ochs.
"Our association with him was too
personal and our attachment to him
too deep to permit more than an
official acknowledgment of the many
messages of sympathy which were
addressed to this company and the
words in praise of him which were
published in the columns of almost
every newspaper in the civilized
world.
He was not content to blaze a
trail and pass on, but having marked
1t, he returned to widen it, until now
there is a great highway of honest
and impersonal journalism, Travelled
by many, that stretches across the
land.
BE it resolved, That the manage
ment of this newspaper pledges itself
to the perpetuation of the ideals and
principles of Adolph S. Ochs, belev-
ing that in so doing it not only honors
itself but also pays its greatest tribute
to him who Is gone"
With Times Since 1918.
Sulzberger was born in New York
City September IL, 1891, attended
public schools and was graduated
from Columbia College in 1918. He
then was employed by a cotton goods
firm in New York. In 1917 he married
1phigene B. Ochs, only daughter OF
Adolph Ochs, and after his discharge
from the Army in 1918 began his as
sociation with the New York Times.
Col. Adler was born in Chattanooga
Tenn, December 8, 1892. spent his
early years there and attended Baylor
University School, Lawrenceville
School and Princeton University
Since his graduation from the latter
institution in 1914 he has resided in
New York City, and has been actively
identified with the management of the
New York Times.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
ROOSEVELTPLANS
TO WELCOME BYRD
ON RETURN TO u. S

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-05-07
.RICHBERG DOUBTS
PENSION DECISION
HINDERS SECURITY
Continued From First Page.)

to efficiency and safety of operation
and thus were not sustained by the
constitutional provision giving Con-
gress power over interstate commerce.
Several Senate legal authorities said
the decision prevented any further
legislation for railroad pensions, at
least as long as the Supreme Court
membership remains unchanged.
They were not certain, pending
further study, what the effect on N.
R. A. and the security bill might be.
After a hurried reading of the de-
Evening star., 1935-05-07
MEADOR SHUNS DIVORCE
Husband Of Gould Heiress Says
He Will Stick to Bank Job.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May Z P.-
Frank Spencer Meador, product Of q
Texas ranch, peered through the
Statements" window Of a bank yes
terday and said he was interested In
his job-no. a divoce suit against
Anne Gould Meador, his absent
heiress-bride.
Young Meador, whose marriage to
the rail fortune heiress was blasted
when she failed to come home after
attending her fathers funeral in New
York several months ago. will stick
with his job as bank clerk.
Evening star., 1935-05-07

to Admiral Byrd and members of the
expedition at dinner in the Willard
Hotel, after which the official society
Homecoming reception will be held at
Constitution Hall. After the recep-
tion the admiral and Mrs. Byrd will
&C to the White House and members
Of the expedition will return to the
Willard for the night.
No definite plans for Saturday have
been made, it was said at Geographic
Society headquarters.
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Charles Drake Dead

Funeral arrangements for Charles
Staten Drake president OF the En-
pire Life and Accident Insurance
Co. Who died yesterday at his home,
a. F. 52d-st. are being completed
today.
Widely known in insurance circles,
Mr. Drake, who was 81, entered the
field as a young man in Atlanta,
Ga, subsequently organizing both
the Kentucky Central Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Co and the local
concern.
He was a member Of the Scottish
Rite. the Shrine. the Indianapolis
Athletic Club, Highland Country
Club. and the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Margaret Drake, a sister Mrs. A. d.
Roberts. and three brothers. J. NJ.
Drake, B. s. Drake and H. L. Drake,
all of indianapolis.
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Mrs. Smith MaCDougaII

Last rites for Mrs. Smith LIVE
MacDougal. 4128 BOulevard-p will
be held at 2 tomorrow at the First
Baptist Church with burial i'll Crown
Hill.
Mrs MacDougall, who was 90.
was a native and longtime resident
of Scotland. coming to indianapolis
in 1920 Her husband, John Charles
MacDougall. died several years ago.
She Is survived by three daugh-
tiers. Mrs Alice NJ. Davidson. with
whom she resided: Mrs. John M.
Emhart. also of indianapolis. and
Mrs. Jack p King. PittSburg. Cal. ::
six sons William, John and Dun
can MacDougan, all of Indianap-
oils: Charles MacDougall, Chicago.
and Robert MacDougall, Bedford.
Cal
Surviving in addition are %
grandchildren and 3 great-grand-
children.
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EAGLES ATTEND
LAST RITES FOR
otto P. DELUSE
Services Held for Leader of
0Id-Age Pension
Movement.

Funeral services for Otto p. De-
luse. prominent Indianapolis bust
ness man. former national president
OF the FTaternal Order Of Eagles
and removed advocate OF the old
age pension cause, were conducted
at IL this morning at the Wald
Funeral Home, 1897 n Illinois-st.
DR. J. Ambrose Dunkel. pastor of
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
officiated. Burial was in Crown Hill
Cemetery. Mr.. Deluse, who was 81
dieo at Methodist Hospital Saturday
night. following a series Of four OPP
eratiOns performed since April
1851
National leaders of the Eagles
order we're present at the services.
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AIOnZO HOWeS Services

Services for Alonzo Marvin Howes.
28O5 N. Delaware st. who died at the
residence yesterday. will be con-
Quoted at $50 tomorrow in the Roy
Ster & Askin Mortuary and at 9 in
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Bur-
lal Will be III Holy Cross Cemetery.
AIR. HoweS. formerly a farmer
near JeferSOnville. was SO and had
resided here for the last 20 years.
He is survived by the widow. Hat
tie Kegler HOweS: two sons. Warder
F. Howes, JefferSonville. and Mitch
ell ?. HoweS Toledo. o.: a daughter.
Mrs. Alma HoweS Irwin Of this city.
and two sisters. Mrs. Emma Lent.
Jacksonville. and Mrs. Anna Hol-
man, Louisville. XIV.
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Charles Watson Rites

Services for Charles c. Watson.
602 N. DeQuincy-st. retired druggist.
will be held at home at 10 Thursday.
Burial will be in Crown Hill.
Born near BrOwnSberg. Mr.. Wat
son came to indianapolis when he
was 10. operated a drug store on
Virginia-av from 1880 to 1904. and
retired. He was II and a member
OF the Emerson Avenue Baptist
Church.
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs.
Mary M. Essex. and two grandchil-
dren, Paul Edward and Ruth Lois
Essex. all of indianapolis.
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Miss Mary AnkenbroCk

Miss Mary Ankenbrock. a life
long resident of indianapolis. died
Yesterday at her home, 2O7 Park
View-av.
Surviving are a sister. Miss Min
ME Ankenbrock. with whom she
lived. and a brother. Frank G.. An
kenbrock. Los Angeles. Cal. An
other brother. Peter s. Ankenbrock.
died two months ago.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 Thursday in the home. High
requiem mass Will be sung at 9 in
the Holy Cross Church. Burial will
be in st. Joseph Cemetery.
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Frank UphauS Services

Funeral services for Frank A. Up
hauS, who died in his home. 81 Hen
drickS-pl. were held at today in
the home. The Rev. o. R NcKay.
associate pastor of the First Baptist
Church. officiated.
Mr.. UphauS. who was IS. was an
accountant and recently was con-
nected with the Spickelmeier Fuel
and Supply Co.
Burial was in Crown Hill.
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Mrs. Edward Raymond

Funeral services for Mrs. Edward
F. Raymond. who died Friday in a
Detroit hospital. were 10 be held at
$3.50 today in the Flanner & Bu-
chanan Mortuary. Burial was 10
be in Crown Hill.
Mrs Raymond. formerly Miss
Emily Byrn Of this city. was the
daughter Of the late William o.
Byrn. All employe OF the Indianap-
oils News. Mrs. Raymond had been
Ill for two months. She was a
member Of ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church.
Surviving are the husband: her
mother. Mrs. Frances E. Byrn, and a
brother, John G. Loucks.
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Mrs. Anna Fox Dead

Funeral arrangements were being
made today for Mrs. Anna Fox. 1913
Udel-St who died at City Hospital
last night from injuries suffered
when she fell in her home. Aug. 20.
Mrs. Fox. who was 65. is survived
by her husband. John NJ. Fox. an
employe OF the Peoples Motor Coach
Co.
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Deaths


Hiram staley. e., at $40 N. Sherman
dr influenza.
James II. Jordan. rs. at 1862 College,
cerebral hemOrrhage.
Embroe F. Rem. TO- at 4l89 Carrollton,
chronic myocarditis.
CLYDE Pollard 80 at Davidson and Mar
ket cOrOnary occlusion.
Lossie B. Smith. 81 at City Hospital
chronic myocarditis.
Melvin Kelso. 3. at City Hospital, general
peritonitis.
Catherine J. Howerton. 80 at 1910 Lex
ngton. cerebral apoplcxy.
James Hardy, 81. at City Hospital
myOcarditis
Louis Bennett. so. at 1913 DarneH, acute
myocarditis.
Marietta Summers SO; at 2e15 Boule-
vard-pl chronic myocaroitis-
Edward Jones. So. at ST. Vincent's Hos
pital. uremia.
Tracy Lear 30. at 4021 Boulevard-pl,
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Otto P Deluse 81. at Methodist Hos
pital. gall bladder disease.
Hattie Blaseneame. SIS. at % 6. Beville,
apoplexy.
John Howard Mattox. 80, at 1887 Udel.
appendicitis.
Frank A. Uphaus S. at 81 Hendricks
pl. chronic myOcarditiS.
Marion w. Johnston, 65. at 1904 Gilbert.
uremia.
Emerson Grant Haifiey Sc. at 1929 Balti-
more. chronic myocarditis
Saint Tolliver SO, at 221 w. Vermont,
brOnchO pneumonia.
Malcolm Finnen. 81, at 5O4l E. 10th.
/ chronic myocarditis
Thelma J. Somerville Al. at Methodist
Hospital. carcinoma.
Elmer Wingard 20. at Methodist Hos
pital carcinoma
Wolfe Vaughn King 81 al 1910 E. lie
Grande. chronic myoCarditiS hemorrhage.
Luella Blumberg. 81, at 1885 Barth. thy
Toid tOXicosiS.
Betty Lou Broderick. months. at City
Hospital. marasmus.
Robert Paul Hedlund 30 at City Hos
pital. abscess Of brain.
jesse Hamilton LaSle- 60 at 235 S
Ritter. hypostatlc pneumonia.
Pearl O'Roark. 43. at Methodist Hospital
acute pancreatitis
Clementine Thurston. 20. at City Hos
Dual. arteriOscleroSis.
Michael OConnell. "A. at G25 Home-pl.
carcinoma.
Neal Connaughton. 81. at CITY Hospital
skull fracture.
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Swap Ad Will Find Trader for the Things You No Longer Need
VITAL STATISTICS
Births


Girls
James and Anna Lemon. Coleman Hos
Theodore and Julia Rebenack. Coleman
Merritt and Kathryn Bsbcock. Coleman
Clifford and Mildred Bristov. Coleman
Theodore and Janet Clements. Coleman
no pital
Fiederick and Georgia Collins Coleman
A1ciI and Marie cottrelI. Coleman Hos
Edwin and GLADYS Cunningham. Long
Lester and Nellie Rhosds. Coleman Hos
Francis and Sylvia Robertson. Coleman
Elmer and Mary Rutiedze. Coleman Hos
Robert and Mary Waterman. coeman
Fred and Elsie Mabry. 1909 spann.
Melvin and Mary C!emmons. City Hos
John and BONNIE Dougherty. City Hos
pfal
EFston and Naomi Smith City HOSPITAL
Ernest and GLADYS Thompson. City Hos
pltal
Prank and Wlnn!irec Licntenberg. Meth
odist Hospital
Glenn and Florence Masten. Methodist
Hospital.
Anthony and Mildred Alderman, Meth
odist Hospital
pltal.
Elliott and Fairy Leonard Coleman Hos
uital
Herbert and Ruby Lewis Coleman Hos
Gilbert and Catherine McManus. Cole
man Hospital
Edwsrd and Lillian oMara. Coleman
Ray and Frances Arthur. Coleman Hos
Russell and Bernadine Eggert. Coleman
John and Ruth Services, Coleman Hos
Ernest and Edna Williams. Coleman
Denver and Beth Woodruff, Coleman
Herman and Kathryn Emde. Coleman
Ear and Mvra FRYE Coleman Hospital.
carl and Wilma Funk. Coleman Hos
" Frederick and Lena Gunther. Coleman
Hq Ralph ana Pauline Kemerly. Coleman
No lie and Maryhelen Wallace. City Hos
Charles and Margaret Cuthbertson. City
u. John I'M and Beverly Golf. CITY Hospital.
John and Anna Forehand, CITY HOS
pital
kenneth and Florence Hurley. City Hos
Glen and Lucille Stotter City Hospital
william and Elizabeth Lisby. City Hos
Norman and Evelyn Vaughn. City Hos
William and Rebecca King. 233 N. Jefter-
son. - 49,
stone
Emerald and Mary Martin, MethouIst
Hospital. ,.-.
Ar hur and Mary Martln, MelhOulSl
Hospital. ,,,.
Arthur and Tina krakoVltz. MelhoolSt
Hostipal 80
Norman and MARJORIE Gardener. has
W 18th. 800 49,.
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AM 0 U NOE M ENTS
Death Notices

Death Notices
BLOOMER. LEWIS H.-Father of Ray
mond. residing on German Church-rd
passed away Monday a. m. Services at
the FLANNER * BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY. Wednesday. 1890 a. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
BUSH. SIELDON-Passed away Tuesday
a. m. at 61S Birch-av Friends may
call at The FARLEY FUNERAL HOME
1884 w. Morris-st. from to 9. this
evening. Funeral service and burial at
Terrence. Ky.
DAVIDSON. CHARLES M-Beloved hus-
band OF Emma. passed away suddenly
Sunday afternoon at the residence. w
the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY. Wednesday. , p. m. Friends in
vited- Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call at the mortuary-
DRAKE. CHARLES S.-Beloved husband OF
Sarah A. Drake. brother of James M.
II. L. and B. S. Drake. passed away at
the residence. - E. 52nd-st Monday
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday.
1890 a m. Friends invited Burial
Crown Hill.
HoLZER. PETER Age rs years, be-
loved husband of Josephine Holzer.
Anna Franz Lucy Holzer. Mrs. Herbert
Ihiele and Mrs. William Thiel. Joe and
Fred Holzer. passed away Tuesday m.
at the residence, s52 Bradbury-St. Flu
neral Friday. $50 a. m. at the resi-
dence: 9 a m. St Catherine Church
Burial 81. Joseph.s Cemetery. Friends
invited. G. H HERMANN SERVICE.
LASIEY. JESSE HAMHTON-Age 20. of
2s5 s Ritter. beloved husband Of Martha
Laslev and father of Mary. Ruth. Le-
land. Keith and Philip LaSley. departed
s as life Sun 'ds FTRsrai Weanesd day
NERAL HOME. Fairfield and College
avs. p. m. Burial Hadley, Ind. Friends
iAvited
Of Cldv Otto and father of Mrs GREATS
Ncrthen and Mrs Flora Hostetter and
Mrs. Margaret Foltz. passed away Mon
day morning. Services Wednesday.
2 m. at residence 32S s. Warman-av.
Friends invited Burial Floral Park.
Friends NAV call & residence any time
TYNER SERVICE.
SAUNDERS. HARRY V.-Beloved husband
Of Eleanor NJ Saunders and father of
Eleanor r. Saunders. passed away Mon
day evening. Sept. ? age as years. Fu-
neral services viii be held at the WALD
FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at 17th-st.
Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends
invited
SMITH CHARLES-Be Beloved husband Of
Gracia. died Monday at St. Vincent's
Hospital. Funeral Wednesday Sept. 4
l p. m. AT residence. 1923 Bellefontaine-
s., Friends invited. Burial Franklin;
go 1ns FF us4FR g1psy1 please eoPyl
I. !.
VanPelt. passed away Monday evening
a, the residence. 1854 Central-sv Ssrv-
ices al the residence. Thursday. 230
m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill
WATSON. CHARLES Gather OF Mrs.
irwin /. Essex. passed away SEPT ,
Funeral Thursday 10 q m al the home
oul DeQuinrv-st. Burial Crown Hill.
COALTRIN SERVICE
la Lodge Notices
PL ASTERERS NOTICE-SDscial meeting OF
Local 46-Sept- !. 7.3O P NJ
} Funeral Directors. Florists
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1883 Meridian-st TA-isss
tLANNER & BUCHANAN
Is W. Fall freek-or. Tattoo
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Ia Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY


% YOU REALIZE what 1t means 10 nave
a guaranteed position? We guarantee
position to any one We accept Shorthand.
accounting. comp dictaphone, tipping.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
30 floor Roosevelt bldg RI 1888
ENTER THIS WEEK You may start at
once or Sept g. dav or night. CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Architects and
Builders Bldg LI-8337
WILL teach reliable men ssrvicing electric
refrigerators and air conditioning: spare
time Write. UTILITIES ENG. INST, Box
K-4057. Times.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE 10 BIDDERS.

Notice IS hereby given tnat seal bids
IoI ne purchase OF me following mate
rails VIII be received by the Chairman of
the State Highway Commission OF INDIANA.
a his office on the third floor State
House Annex 102 North Senate Avenue.
Indianapolis. Indiana. until ECO p. m. on
the 18th day OF September 1888. at which
time they VIII be publicly opened and
read.
Invitation No. 1920 to 300 Hot Water
Heaters +. o. B. Indianapolis for Auto
mobiles.
Invitation No Il1-Quantity of Truck
Parts F. O. B Indianapolis
Invitation No. l13-35OO TO 1000 Tons No:
Invitation No. 1l2-Quantity of Ford and
Chevrolet Parts F. o. b. indianapolis.
8 e. No 9 Crushed Aggregate +. o. B.
Plant in Button Sub-Distrct
Invitation No. ll4-l250 to l400 Tons
No. Crushed Aggregate F. o. B. Cam
bridge City. or +. O. B. Plant or del d.
Road ! from Cambridge City to Junction
" invitation No. i15-23Oo to $500 Tons No.
9 Crushed Aggregate F. o. B. Alpine. or
F. o. B. Plant, or derd. on S. r. l2l.
invitation No 116-12OO to 1900 Tons
No. 8 & No. 9 Crushed Aggregate F. o. B.
Rochester,. Indiana.
Invitation No. 1l7-8O0 to 1000 Tons No.
?. &, Q Crushed Aggregate F. o. B. Knox.
Invitation No. 1880 to 1000 Tons No.
2 8 e. Crushed Aggregate F. o. B.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and
specifications will be furnished free upon
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject any or all bids. or to award
on anv combination of bids that in his
judgment is most advantageous to the
State of Indiana. -
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
James D. Adams Chairman.
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THE BARBASOL COMPANY.
BY 2 z SHIELDS
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF MAR

81 II OF INDIANA' OOUIEI OF N1z1IV-
ION. IS:
l. F B. SHIELDS. being first duly sworn,
depose and saw that I am the Treasurer
cant herein. and make this affidavit and
verification in its behalf That ] have
read the above and foregoing application
and know the contents thereof ano the
facts set ont therein are true: that said
THE BAPBASOL COMPANY so filing said
trade mark has the right to use the same
and that no other person. firm. associa-
has the right to such use. either IN the
identical form or in any such near resem-
blance thereto as NAV be calculated TO
deceive and that the two copies hled
herewith are correct.
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INDIANA
James D. Adams Chairman.
TO THE HONORABLE SECRETARY OF
STATE
Topeka Kansas

Sir:
BE IT KNOWN that THE BARBAsoLs
COMPANY a corporation duly organized
and existing under the laws Of the State
of Indiana. located and doing business at
No. 8l4 North Senate Avenue. in the City
of Indianapolis. County of Marion. and
State of Indiana. has heretofore adopted
and used certain trade mark and here
with files the same for record in the Office
of the Secretary of State by leaving two
copies thereof with said Secretary. and by
fling herewith this sworn application.
The class of merchandise upon which the
trade mark has been used is shaving
creams and other toilet preparations
pharmaceutical preparations and cos
metcs. also toilet accessories including
safety razors and razor blades.
Said trade mark has been used by ap-
piicant ard its predecessor in business
since September. 1919
The trade mark consists Of the follow
ing features which are used either in the
association shown in the accompanying
specimen or ASSOCIATED. to wit the srbt-
trarily coined word BARBASOL and dia-
gonal stripes colored red, white and blue.
The trade mark is usually applied or
affixed to the goods by being printed or
otherwise produced upon the receptacleS
containing the goods. and in other ways
customary in the trade
THE BARBASOL COMPANY.
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IL Help Wanted-Female
IL Wsn:ed-MaIe or Female

EXPERIENCED solicitors man and wife.
or women for work in nearby towns
Back each night Call BE-30l7-M to-
night between and 9.
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APARTMENT ReN7Ht bureau
% Unfurnished Houses

sl2-I7 S. TUxEDO-5-room semi-modern;
good condition. water paid.
$50; WATER paid: Prospect 623: s
rooms. semi-modern. RI3536.
sI2 so: water paid: Michigan. E 52s; G.
room double. near Tech. RI-7242.
$40. SINGLE 6-room. near Tech. Real
Silk. Highland-av. 4l8. CH-20l6.
900 MO: 1928 KeRwood. Desirable 6-rm.
modern double Newly decorated through
out LI-749I. GREGORY & APPEL. INC,
2s7 n. Penn.
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AMMO U N C { M EhTS
4 Lost and Found

LOST-Paper money Aug. p. downtown
Reward CH-67s3-W p. m to p m
LOST-Fox terrier. female, black and
white Reward 827 S Modest
LOsT-Gelman Sheperd police dog. black
with tan markings. name Peggy @
w. THOMPSON On collar. $40 Reward
CH-2362-ring-2.
LOST-Brown leather Dillfold contains
bills. drivers license. valuable papers.
Reward IR-O177 return TO w. A
SHOULTS as N. Ritter.
LADY's wrist watch in Lyric balcony or
on wav 10 Capitol-av parking lot. sun
day. Reward. CH6365-J.
LOST Near Dearborn and English. male
Boston terrier. black with little white;
has harness on. Childs pet. 327 IS.
Dearborn
LOST Grip on Indiana and Columbia
trsckess trolley; reward $40. Contain
ing revolverS. One 25X20 Colt, Gin.
barrel; % Smith & Wesson, 3in.
barrel. Times. BOX K. 1853.
Again IN 1884 as IN l933-The Times
vas The Onlv Indianapolis Evening Paper
10 show p gain II want ads
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