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Evening star., 1935-04-25
NOLEN DESCRIBES
SOUTHWEST PLANS
Park and Planning Commits
sion Director Addresses
Citizens Association.

John Nolen. jr. director of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission. in an address before the
Southwest Citizens Association last
night gave brief history OF the
commission and summarized COM
pleted and proposed improvements in
the Southwest area.
Nolen told the citizens that much
time and effort had been spent in
mapping more Improvements in the
area and outlined as a prospective
betterment complete rehabilitation of
the Washington Channel water front
at a cost of approximately s1.650.000.
He said that the water front from
Seventh street north would dock only
small boats, such as private yachts
and fishing boats. This space would
house as high as 290 boats. The
lower end of the wharves would be
for the larger steamers.
Other Improvements.
Other improvements he suggested
included widening Water street with
a double roadway, a bridge across the
bridge, which would give the South
west residents greater access to East
Potomac Park
A resolution for the improvement
of recreational centers and the con-
struction of swimming pools in their
area, as introduced by Harry S. Wen
der, chairman Of the Law and Legisla-
tive Committee, was approved by the
group.
New Members Added.
New members added to the aSSocia-
ton were Richard L. Echo, Mrs. Clara
Grose and Edward c. Cox.
The association was opposed to any
change proposed by the coal dealers
of Washington which would permit
the sale of short ton Of 1000 pounds
in lieu of the present long ton of
2,24O pounds.
E. J. Schaffer, president, presided
at the meeting, held at the fourth
precinct.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
new TREATIES EASING
TRANSOCEAN AIRWAYS
q. s. Concludes Accord With Brit
ain, Reducing Red Tape on
International Hops.

BY the Associated Press.
BY series of treaties eliminating
diplomatic complications. the State
Department has opened the way for
the development of transoceanic air
service, both American and foreign.
A newly signed agreement with
Great Britain shipping of yards Of
red tape heretofore necessary for
flights from one country to another
was disclosed today as one of large
and still growing number.
Such agreements are already In
effect with Germany, Norway, Swe-
den. Denmark, Italy. South Africa
and most Western Hemisphere ma
tions. A treaty with the Netherlands
awaits approval there. One is to be
negotiated soon with Australia.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
MEMORIAL FOR GRANT

Preparations are being made to
honor the memory of Gen. U. S.
Grant Saturday at his statue in Union
Square, at the head of the Mall. 1t
will be the 18th anniversary of his
birth.
Officials of the National Capital
Parks today announced that a per-
nit has been granted to Joseph W..
Wells, secretary of William B. Cush-
ing Camp, No. 30. Sons of Union Vet
Grams of the Civil War. to hold
memorial exercises and place wreaths.
The program will be held Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, and the
Marine Band will furnish music.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Marries on Death Bed.

RENSSELAER,, Ind. P.-Frank
Gross, 26. of Denote. Ind, lay dying
on a hospital bed yesterday, but that
did not keep him from marrying Mrs.
Della Durante. Unable to speak,
Gross replied to the ritual with signs
dying shortly after the ceremony was
finished.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
SHOT IN CHEST
Colored Man in Serious Condi.
tion as Result of Wound.

Henry Small, 80, colored. 400 block
of Ridge street. was in serious condi-
ton toGay in Freedmen's Hospital from
bullet in the chest. said to have been
fired by another colored man during
fight last night at SiX-and-a a-half
and N streets.
Small was found lying in the street
by taxicab driver, who placed him
in the cab AID drove with him to No. 2
police station. From there he was taken
to the hospital. Upon information
furnished by Small. police later ar
rested James Nelson, %. colored. 600
block of N street, and held him for
investigation in connection with the
shooting.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNgAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
I election ton Of 'A oficers san and directors Polls
open from HERhaha Il ii i' Il: 1Rs 1BRERscMAss.
SPECIAL RETURN-LoAD RATES ON FULL
and part loads to all points within 1000
ksf k9sf DHE pHEns assoc sSs aS hssnf sfsGaa ave
TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF C. A. MUD
OMAN COMPANY:
eea g. NW sRs VASE St the s09naeH
purpose of amending the charter OF the
Company and to provide for diminishing
the amount of its capital stock by reduc-
tnt he nss % IS
and common stock into a new issue Oh
Witness the signatures Of majority OF
the directors Of said corporation this 18th
BAYNE BROWN:
CHAS. F. TROGNER.
E: E: E: M9BB1MAN: MgBBIMAN:
WANT To HAUL wy PT Or nAET Lap
ana II way ppsstN assN SPECIAL ING rats
N Y. ave. Natl. 1860 Local moving also.
WANTED-RETURN LOADS FROM DEN
ver Indianapolis. Akron. Birmingham. New
York and Minneapolis. SMITHS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO.. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself. JOHN
n DIXON 21.,1 18th ST. NV.
bR. R. E. BENEDICT. CHIRoPOD1sT.
formerly associated with DR.. w w. Georges.
how located at 201, Colorado Building.
18th and G SITS Phone District aTao'
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
LOADS to and from Baltic. Phila. and New
York Frequent trips to other Eastern
cities. "Dependab.e Service Since 1890:
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER g. STORAGE
co. phone Decatur 250O
SPECIAL MEETING THURSDAY. APRIL
IS at the Plasterers' Hail. 1924 New
Jersey ave JAMES BUCKLEY. Secretary.
CHAMBERS nndsr,aHers Us Hns Ns the IN 1arfas. she
world. Complete funerals as low as .S75
ut Six chapels. twelve parlors. seventeen
CARS. hearses and ambulances twenty-five
undertakers and assistants
ROOF WORK
-pf any nature capably performed by
prkctical roofers Every facility for TAX
ind care of your roof needs. Thorough
work always assured Call us up.
YOONC ROOFING 9a3 st. NV.
NOO1NO COMPANY North 4423.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY
District War Mothers to Honor
Mrs. William E. Ochiltree.

A birthday party in honor of Mrs.
William E. Ochiltree, national presi-
dent of the American War Mothers.
will be given by the District chapter
Saturday at pm, at the War Moth
ers' Home, 1927 New Hampshire ave-
nue..
Cards and bingo will be the features
of the party. the proceeds of which
will go to defray the expenses of the
national convention, to be held in this
city September 24-28.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
PRIVATE RELIEF LOAD
INCREASE PREDICTED
Commander of Volunteers of
America Says Works Bill to At
feet Agencies Drastically.

Relief agencies here will be dras-
tically affected when the new S4,-
880,OO0,O0O public works bill goes into
operation, is was predicted by Adjt.
H. Mills E'roh. commander of the
Volunteers of America, at the quar-
terly conference of the organization
last night at All Pennsylvania avenue
Eroh told officers of the volunteers
that relief agencies will be forced TO
carry an added load because of the
need of supplying aid to unemploy
able persons.
Others attending the conference
were Mrs. Kate Flick, member OF the
Volunteers Advisory Board in Toledo;
Capt. B. c. Downs, Lieut.. L. V. Eroh
Capt Paul B. Kelly. Rev. George w
Rains and Bvt. Capt. Clyde Parker
Evening star., 1935-04-25

ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
washington Permanent Building Associ-
stion will be held at the ofhce; No. 62a
q. NV May ! 1885. at 3:30 pm. for
election OF officers and directors. Polls
open from 10 a m to . pm.
HERMANN H. BERGMANN
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~ Situations. Male

JUST zoe A DAY
A 10word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with .o-der Come to The Times office. 2l4
w. MARYLAND. one square from Illinois and
us help YOU secure lob.
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- HENDREN PRINTING co.

407 Century Bldg. s53a.
JOE HILL-Garage. 212 W. 18th. RI-3253.
Extends Seasons Greetings.
HOLMES & HOLMES-Attorney 224 In
surance Bldg. Merry Christmas to All.
H2 25a4ss. 81 ERhSkLfs 54sq5spos
HoosIER MINT CO.. IS S. Illinois-st. IL
1915 Christmas. New Year Greetings.
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE EXCHANGE
tends seasons greetings.
HUGO. MARTIN NJ, attorney. 4o4 In
olana Trust-bldg. R1-7036. extends greet
HAMH asi M E3ts JoHF Se5,, market s2s g.
lnRs to customers and friends.
1907 HIoTTs REPAIR SERVICE
Extends Heartiest Seasons Greetings
HAMILTON. R. R.-Garfeld Radio and
Eiectric Service 1901 s. Meridian. DR.
HAUsG vi SUPER SERVICE STATION
HEIDENREIcH FLOWER sERvIcE-sincs
1890. 1914 Applegate. DR-1300.
HOFFMAN. OTTO Manager rental dept.
Marion County State Bank. LI-6354
HoLLENBEcK WIRE AND IRON WORKS
12243 Massachusetts-av. Heartiest yule-
tide greetings.
HOOSIER HATTERS INC.-Factorv meth
cd renovators rs Kentuckv-av. RI-s374.
HILLS SERVICE STATION-3443 w. 18TH
st. Open Is hours BE-2827
HUGO. MARTIN M-Attorney-at-lav. 4o3
Indiana Trust Bldg. Best wishes
HUNTER. NJ T. & SONS-Grocery. 3sf3
English-av. IR-0043
HUMPHREY. H R.-Garage Chevrolet
greetings.
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CITY COMMERCE
TEACHERS TO co
TO CONVENTION
National Association in
Meeting to Open Tomorrow
in Chicago.

Commercial teachers in Indian
apolis schools are to attend the con-
yention of the National CONNER
-cial Teachers Association to open
Tomorrow in Chicago, to continue
Through Saturday.
y Heading the city delegation is to
be Wilbur S. Barnhart, Manual
High School commercial depart
1inent head. Others to attend are
to be M. D. Burgess, Technical High
School; Miss Agnes Meehan, Wash
ington High School. and Miss Ger
trude Lieber, Manual High School.
= Miss Adele Phillips, former Tech
nical commercial instructor, is sec
rotary of a social economic round
table to meet during the conven-
lion.
Mr. Barnhart is to preside at a
meeting Friday, speakers for which
are to be William L. Moore, prin-
cipal; John Hay High School, Cleve-
land, o. and W. M Morrison, per-
sonnet manager, United States Gyp-
Sum Co., Chicago.
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HUBER-Marcella Louise. wife OF Joseph
L. Huber, and mother of Joseph Addison
and Patricia Louise; sister of Mrs. Andy
Donlan, Mrs. Ralph Malady Charles and
Joe Callahan and Harry Miller, passed
away Monday. Services at the FLAN-
NER 81 BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Thurs
day. 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
mortuary any time.
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RUSHVILLE COUNCIL
APPROVES INCREASES
Salaries of Six City Employees
Raised, Effective Jan. l.


RUSHVILLE, Ind, Dec. 25-
Salary increases for six city en-
ployes have been approved by the
council here, and a part-time work.
er has been given regular employ
ment, effective Jan. l.
!, Largest single raise will be given
Water Superintendent James Cald-
well, from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
Other monthly increases will in
clude Police Chief Russell Glen
denning, IS; Patrolmen Harry Levi,
Myrl Pierson and Faye Wylie, Sc;
Storekeeper Henry White, SIS, Me-
chanic Ralph Matney, $40 Harley
Reynolds, a mechanic, is to become
a full-time employee.
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PAUL B0URGET, FRENCH
AUTHOR, DEAD AT SO
Noted Writer Was Academy Member,
Legion of Honor Commander.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Dec. 25.-Paul Bourget,
for the last 40 years one of Frances
best known authors, died today. He
was 83.
!, Bourget, a commander of the
legion of Honor, was named a
member of the French Academy in
1895 when he was only 42-a signal
distinction.
A poet, novelist, essayist and
dramatist he was regarded as an &C
Curate observer of life and was
much occupied with social prob
lens and psychology. He was
awarded the Priz Osiris in 1880.
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WAY Is PAVED FOR
COLLEGE REOPENI ING
Final Arrangements for Merom In
stitution Are Awaited.
I'm e9 SpccinI


y MEROM, Ind, Dec. 25.-Reopen-
Ing OF the Christian Congregational
Denomination and Union Christian
College, closed and in receivership
for several years, is to be effected
here next summer under the
auspices of the Chicago Theological
Seminary.
q. Legal difficulties have been re-
moved and reopening approved by
the Indiana and Illinois state
christian Congregational Confer
ences.
The Chicago Theological Semi
nary is Christian Congregational
school connected with Chicago Uni
Versity.
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HOOVER SEES SHIFT
AGAINST Roosevelt
Lists All But Two States in East,
Midwest for G.. o. p.

By United Press
(. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25-For-
mer President Herbert Hoover told
members of the Union League Club
here that shift of sentiment against
President Roosevelt appears to have
swung all except two states in the
East and Midwest into the Repub-
lican column.
Il The two states he reported as still
supporting Roosevelt policies were
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
4 The former chief executive spoke
entirely off the record at an inform
al dinner. Those who attended said
he did not mention his personal
plans regarding the coming cam
paign.
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GOOD, Mr.. A. B.-l50 ~ Meridan-st. Ex-
tends Seasons Greeting to All.
GOLDSTEIN. CHARLES-Tinninp fur
mace repairing 1040 S. Meridian-st. DR.
343l. Seasons Greetings
GAUSS. HERMAN-Automobile service.
83l E. Wash. LI-0488. Seasons greetings.
GERLACH. C. F-Grocer 344 w. WASH
lngton-st. Best wishes to friends,
customers.
GOODYEAR SERVICE CO.-s27 N. Della.
ware. R1-l436. 242l N. Meridian. TA-O3O3.
GOTTEMOLLER. JOHN H.-383O Cornelius
av. WA-1485. Extends heartiest seasons
greetings.
GREEN EARL-Garage. General auto
repairing. 539 E. l1th-st. RI-88S4.
GERLACH, C. F.-Grocery. 344 w. Wash.
ington. LI-3934.
ROY GOODPASTURE-R avenswood. ONLY
Good Grocery. WA-4669.
GWINN. E. A.-Grocer 1884 Ewing-st.
Extends seasons greetings to everyone.
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EXHIBIT ARRANGED BY ~
Student Volunteer Leaders TO BE
Guests on New Years.

Open House is to be held at the
Y. M. C. A. New Years Day. Ex-
hibits, competitive sports and
demonstrations have been arranged
and a reception for visiting Student
Volunteer Movement leaders is to
be held.
DR.. Toyohiko Kagawa and other
world leaders in the movement are
expected to attend
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FARMERS DRUG STORE. 2129 Brookside.
CH-4343. Extends Heartiest Seasons
Greetings.
FAUST & FAUST, Attorneys, zoos Inland
Bldg. LI-544s. Extends Greetings.
FILLENWARTH, EDWARD J.-Attornev.
Extends Greetings.
FROZEN PRODUCTS CO-623 N East
Extends heartieSt seasons greetings to
their customers and friends.
FANCHER. FRED--Grocer. 1401 King-av.
Extends best wishes for 1886.
FARB. MIR. LASKEY-41 w. MARYLAND.
Extends seasons greetings.
FARM INSURANCE.. M. Friend. 2I5 N.
Delaware-st. RI-9548.
THE 5 MINUTE SHOP-31 S. Illinois. RI
08l6. Hats cleaned blocked.
FOPPIANO. JOE-Professional bondsmsn.
~ s. Alabama. Merry Christmas Happy
New Year.
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James NJ. Hunter. IS. Of 273a Cornell-av
truck driver and Elizabeth Mae little, IS.
OF i6a7 w. Morris-st. housekeeper
Herman r. Horsley. %, of 1919 Masss-
ehusetts-av. factory employee. and Alice
Laverne Skaggs, 10. of 29S3 Gale-st, house
Casper Klufgen. 81. 1929 Julian-av. ma
chinist and Mildred Mclaughlin, 20, OF
1918 s. Talbot-st. usherette.
Alonzo Cummings, 60. Dsnville Ind
farmer and Luella Marks, IS. of 1912 n
Hamilton-av. housekeeper.
RAYMOND T. Cadick, IS, of 5736 Haver-
foro-av accountant, and Florence Lauer
%. of 603S College-av. housekeeper
Albert II. w. Pieper. &c. of zoos Car
son-av, farmer. and Dora Marie Lakin,
IL. OF 1907 Z. Troy-av. housekeeper.
Lewis D. Beck 81. Rushville trucker
and Mildred Kelley. ~, OF sio Ketchum
Charles w. Smith. ~. OF 524 E. 24th-st.
steel worker. and Helen L. Johnson. 81. OF
a3l Udell-st housekeeper.
Jesse A. Worland. 81. OF s07 w New
York-st. carpenter, and Mamie Jones, So
Of s07 W. New York-st, cook.
Lefcher o. Robinson. %. of 1899 ~ New
Jergcy-st chef and Helen Frances Har-
RS. IL. OF sos E. Mccarty-st. housekeeper
Richard y. Cherry Jr,, 20 of l2iS N
Pennsylxania-st. salesman, and Rebekah
Grace Hisiop. rs, Of 2o36 n. Delawsre-st.
housekeeper.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

James l.. Hensley %. Trafalgar. Ind.
teacher, Snd Thelma tennessee FIlts, IS,
OF New Augusta teacher.
Charles Z. Hsrbaugh. 81. Of 302 s. West
81. COOK and Katherine Colvin, 35, of 402
w McCsrty-st. housekeeper.
Ray Wright. o. Of l4l w. 20th-st, clerk.
and Alma Walton, %. OF i4i w. 20th-st.
housekeeper.
John II E,am, 81. of 2033 N Capitol
av bowling alley owner and Billie Vivian
Bills 81 OF 334n N Meridiau-st secretary.
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OR EETINGS
These Indianapolis business firms and residents
extend best wishes for the holiday season.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET 44oi z.
New York-st. IR-0096 extends greetings.
CARSON. E. Ae-il65 E. 30th-st Con-
tracing. Extends best wishes to all.
CARTER. C. H.-Cleaners. 1918 E. ioth-st.
Quality cleaning. CHESTS
COOK. j. w-Grooery. 7ss Massachusetts.
LI-l493. Extends Greetings to Every One.
GOLDMAN. FRANK-Groceries. Meats. Live
Poultry. 1881 Bellefontaine. Extends
Greetings.
CHAMBERLIN WEATHER STRIP CO.
TA-i5l1. III w. 2lst-St. Extends sea-
sons greetings.
49, CHURCH BROS. BODY SERVICE
1874 s. Senate. RI-Sa65
COLLINS. JAMES -A.--Attorney. 1925 Circle
Tower Bldg. LI-81S3
COMPTON. CARL LEE-Attornev. 4o2
Fidelity Trust Building. RI-20o2. Ex-
tend greetings.
CONAN GEORGE o-Attorney. 100 z.
Washington. No Sill. RI-l6S2 Extend
seasons greetings.
CRAWFORD PARTHENA-606 N Senate.
RI-O632. Poro Beauty Shop and School,
E. NJ. CRAwFORD-Drugs sI3 N. Della
ware. Extends sincere Holiday Greetings.
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BALLARD ICE CREAM.
None BETTER -

BALLARD ICE CREAM.
None Better
J. y. BATEMAN s, SON GARAGE, 427 E.
Ohio. RI-8187. "a hours. RI-ll26.
BERRY LUNCHRooM, 1874 N Penn-st.,
Extends Holiday Greeting to Every One.
BUCKLEY 81 KARNEs MOTOR SERVICE.
953 N. Penn-st. R1-8816.
BARNETT POULTRY CO.-2l2 s. Safest.
Best wishes for the holidays.
BELLEFoNTAINE GARAGE-1625 Belle
fontaine-st. Merry Christmas to patrons
and friends.
BLACKWELL: FRANK-,Poolroom. 1874
Roosevelt Bldg. Happy holiday greetings.
BEAUTIBOB SHOPS and all the girls Ex-
tend Heartiest Seasons Greetings.
BOARD. OF TRADE BARBER sHoP-2oO
Board of Trade Bldg. (Mr. McMurray,
Prop, Holiday greetings.
BOCHSTAHLER. VIM. H. & SON-Insur-
ance. 118 N. Delaware. Extends heart
lest greetings.
BUDWEISER LUNCHEON N. Capitol Ave-
Extends best wishes for the holidays.
BUEsCHER-Florist. 500 E; southern-av.
Just south of Garfield Park. Greetings"
BALLARR p, BEAUTY sd.AaU sHoP-l21s N: War;
BARNARD. GEORGE M.--Extends heartiest
holiday greetings.
BARNETT BOTTLE CO.-124 w. McCarty-
st. Extends heartiest greetings to every
one.
BEINBURG BROs-1023 N Illinois.
Plumbers. Merry Christmas Harry New
Year.
BEN DAVIS COAL CO., the Home of King
Coal BE-0920
BERRY. j. F.-Berrv Pharmacy. 1902 N.
Senate. LI-0724. Prescriptions and drugs
BISESI. PAUL & GUS-Commission mer-
chants. 213 E. Maryland. LI-9551.
BINGHAM & BINGHAM-815 Circle Tower.
LI-5401. Extends seasons greetings.
BOAz JR. SIGNS
40 Va. Ave. RI-6240.
BOREN EDWARD-nsurance and bonds.
sol Circle Tower Bldg. Merry Christmas.
Happy New Year.
BORING. ROGER ". & CO.-53s Archi-
tect's and Builders Building. RI-3763.
Drinks INC-2o6 Odd Fellow Bldg. IL
| 5494. Extends seasons greetings.
BROOKSIDE CLEANERS Brooksde-
av. Extends heartiest seasons greetings
| to everyone.
BROWN. R. H-Traning stables. 46th
and Arlington. CH-2116.
THE BUILDING MATERIAL EXHIBIT
Architects and Builders Building. RI
8753.
BURKLE, E. F-431-33 NASSAU. Extends
greetings to everyone.
BUSKIRK, TOM-128 E Court-st. Extends
holiday greetings to everyone.
BARRIERS UNION, NO. 247, 342 E. Wash
ington. RI-8964, extends heartiest sea-
sons greetings.
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Prize Winners

WINNERS FOR SANTAs QUESTION
of December 2f, 1885.
FIRST PRIZE
James Conerty, 231 n, Randolph.
SECOND PRIZE
Thomas j. White, 625 n. Gladstone
THIRD PRIZE
Darrell Walton Jr., 421 Christian-st.
NEXT 5 WINNERS
Mrs. ". E. Edwards. 1910 N. GaIe-st.
Mrs. Or"in Lowry, 452 n. Warman-
Elizabeth Brooks, 1922 CentraI-av.
j. w. LsPorte, 541 Fietcher-av, No. 3.
MIS- Ada Roberts, ST S. Missouri-st.
NEXf 20 WINNERS
Mr.. Isidore Cole Jr., 1881 n. Della
ware-st.
Miss Mary Flora. 9is N. Ketcham.
John NJ. Shideler, 2129 E. '12th-st
Mrs. c. B. Drake, 1895 Carrollton-
ay.
Mrs. Josephine Edwards. 1888 N.
Miss Esther Ford, 1857 Riatt-st.
III. A. Monroe, 32s S. Lyons-st.
Miss Esta NJ. Carpenter, $40 Sanders
Russell Savage: sosss Marion-av.
Lettie Netas, 511 S. Lacleds-st.
Mabel I. Massey, 1885 E. Washington
st.
Miss May Louise Leibold. 11o7 N. Ala
bama-st.
Mr.. Nelson Wand, SOC Marion-av.
Thelma Berry. 1877 Hiatt-st.
Miss Esther Armstrong, a12 N. Shelf
field-av.
Mrs. Zhos. S. Torian. ss17 N. Capt.
tol-av.
Msnrie Lee Dittmeyer. 55slA S. I'LL
nois-St.
Gustava Murrell. ea0o Oiney-st.
Dorthea MIDLAND, $40 Fletcher-av.
Ethel Ewing. r. r. Is, Box SIS.
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DALEY. HAROLD R.-Plumber, 1888 NJ
ulinois-st. TA-5536
IHE DELLS. e. 42nd and Fall Creek
ROSS HOSS AND CHARLIE STILLMAN.
DICK, GEO. W. PLATING CO.. ll5 s.
Capitol-av. Extends Holiday Greetings.
DORM MEAT MARKET. 5l36 Brookville-rd.
Extends Heartiest Greetings to Every One.
DAVIS, JOSEPH NJ e. SON-Decorators
ll22 w. 32d-st. Best holiday greetings
DISMORE. LYNN-Service Station. Shelf
neId ~ Washington, BE-0374. Extends
holiday greetings.
DOUGHERTY. FRANK-Billiard ParIor
I'st2 N pennsylvania. LI-0223. Extends
seasons greetings.
DUFFIN'S SERVICE AND GARAGE-47s
Warman-av. Extends sincere seasons
greetings
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Hardinge oil burners Fairba nks-Morsa
stokers 29l4 E. 22nd-st. Extends sea-
sor's Greetings. 0e
ESkENAZI & MORDOH COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. 406 E. South. II~9S34
Opposite S. S. Market
ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORP.
40 W. michigan. LI-l23i.
EDWARDS. w. Mountaineering Co 224o
AlVoro-st. Extends seasons greetings.
ELLIS TRUCKING Co.-113s s. HARDING
81. BE-l525. Happiest seasons greetings.
ELLWANGER- Co-2eo9 w.
greetings.
ENGLAND. D. P.-Grocer. s25 Lexington
aV. Merry Christmas. Happy New Year.
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CAFE: one Of incest little places in city.
Only $3.50 down. Lunch car: fully
equipped; good business. Only $3.50 down.
THOS. J. LEWIS CO., l49 N. Delaware.
PT-2663
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Incorrect addresses frequently are given
TO the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
~. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses
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CAMPBELL CIRCULAR ADVERTISING
CO., 238 S. Meridian. Extends HeartieSt
Greetings to Every One.
COEN. o. COOKE, $40 Circle Tower Bldg.
LI-2738.
COLLEGE TAVERN 1924 College-av Elk
tends Heartiest Season S Greetings to
Every One.
1912 E. Mich-st. Extends Holiday
Greetings.
CONNELL, TOM, INc-5o8 N Capitol-av
Carburetors and ignition service. Holt
day Greetings.
cox. DIR. H. B., SOB E. Washington-s
Extends Heartiest Greetings to Every
One.
CRIPPIN, CLEARANCE E. g. SON, INC
225 N. New Jersey-st. RI-7406. Holiday
Greetir gS
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labor for men. Dav or week. General
mouse cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER. INC LI-586n