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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
A SUPREME COURT
HIDEC

zuhanyt ontott mutt heten
azokra a remenysegekre, anne
lyek segitsegere voltak a mum
kasnak, hogy depressio szenve-
deseit turelemmel viseljek.
A kilenc tagb6l allo legfels6
birosag ot-nsgy aranyban ugy
dontott, hogy vasuti munkasok
nyugdij-torvenye az alkotmany-
ba iitkozik s. ez a dontes ketse-
gesse tette AZ .uj deal legszebb
remenyet.
Eleg nagy csapas az, hogy g
vasuti munkasok elesnek egyel6-
re nyugdijtol, de meg nagyobt
szerencsetlenseg az, hogy don
ties nyoman az ugynevezett $50
cialis javaslatok" sorsa ketseges-
Sc Walt. (Szocialis javaslatok a
munkanelkhiseg esetere ajan-
lott biztositas, az aggkori nyug-
dij es az betegsegelyezesre vo-
natkozo tervek.)
Mem lehetetlen termeszetesen
hogy egy heiyesebben megfogal-
mazott torvenyt a legfels6 biro-
sag jova hagy, de ez a dontes
eleg municiot ad t6kes osztaly-
max, hogy a kongresszus elott
fekv6 javaslat ellen ;zgasson.
Erdekes, hogy a kisebbseggel
volt Hughes fobiro, aki keseru
hangon jegyezte meg, hogy a
torveny az id6s vasuti munka-
sokat kiloki a munkabol es Ell
mem ellenezte soha Supreme
Court, de mikor a. kidobott mum
kasnak nyugdijat akarnak adni
AIT alkotmanyellenesnek talal.
jak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
MIVEL TIT A VETERANOK

egyeni erdekerol volt $50, ter
meszetes, hogy szot fogadtak a
radio papnak es siirgonyokre a
multi heten hatszazezer dollart
koltottek. Ez a1onban mem je-
lenti AIT, hogy Cc'ughlint minden
esetben ennyien kovetnek, inert
akarkinek a biztatasara is sur
gonyzott volna mindenki, aki
bonust var.
Coughlin meg ennel is tovabb
ment es masodik nagy nepgyiile-
sen. amelyet Clevelandban tar
tottak. egyenesen kijelentette,
hogy az elnok politikai halott
lesz. ha utjaba all bonusznak
S tette ant abban a tudatban
hogy a Patman bill elfogadasa
azonnali nagy dragasagot idez
fel. aminek az arat rogton meg.
a''jak munkasok, mig az elnol
ajanlata a terheket a gazdagoI
vallaira helyezne.
Altalaban meg kell allapitani
hogy FIR. Coughlin kisse tulmegy
a jozansag hataran, inert cleye.
landi beszedeben AIT is kijelen.
tette. hogy aki ezutan elnok aka,
lenni. annal< XII kell kerni Z
NUSJ iovahagyasat elore.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
AKIKNEK
ECY PAR DOLLARJUK

van a bankban, eletbiztositas-
ban. vagy akik valahonnan nyug
dijat kapnak, mint pl. egyes al
lamokban az ozyegyek es arvak
nyugdija, azok szenvednek a
dollar ertekcsokkenesevel el6-
szor. Kozvet1en utanuk jonnek
a mluunlkaisok, nun akik mem kapnak
soha olyan gyorsan, beremelest.
mint amilyen hirtelen penz We
SIT az ertekeb6l. .....,
Ha tehat az elnok alairna a
Patman-billt, bonuszt elso sor-
ban legszegenyebb neposztaly
,,lHizzetne azaltal, hogy penzeneek Is
:.ksresetenek erteke leesne.
Ha viszont Roosevelt kobe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

gyaszbeszedet, elbucsuztatva oz-
vegyetol es het gyermeketol, va
lamint Ohazaban elo Edesanyja-
tol, aki meg mem tudja, hogy a
fiat elvesztette.
Elbucsuztattak halottat :,
Verhovay Segelyegylet 23-ik osz-
talyatol, a Polgari Kort6l es ma
gyon sok jobarattol.
Zaborszky Istvan mndossze
4o evet cit es Heves megyebol,
Markaz kozsegb6l jott harminc
eve ebbe az orszagba, amelynek
legnagyobb reszet Star Junction
ban toltotte.
A gyaszolo csaladon kiviil ko-
szorut helyeztek a ravatalra: a
Verhovay Segelyegylet 23-ik osz-
talya, a Polgari Kor, a Jobara-
tok. a. UMWA 6O5-ik osztalya,
a Pocahontas Fuel Co.. Mrs. Ma
ny Fodor, Sharon, Jakab Lajos
es csaladja, Dennis Mihaly ses
csaladja es a pocahontasi iskola
novendekei. Temetesen zaszlo-
val vonultak XII a Verhovay Sc
gelyegylet osztalya, amely a
zaszlot egesz a temet6be elvitte
Zaszloval volt meg temeteser
a UMWA fiokja, amelynek ha
romszaz tagja k:serte utolso ut
lara az elhunytat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
EzES EzEbekFg 4 SfTEH

az elnok vetoja, bar megerde-
melnek senator urak, hogy a
veto elmaradjon S nekik kelljen
a torvenyert felelosseget vallalni.
mutt heten egy partkonferencian
megegyeztek, hogy at nem
hosszabbitjak meg ket eyre,
ahogy a kormany kerte, csak tiz,
honapra.
Ez AIT jelenti, hogy a jov6 ev
ben ujra kezdik az egesz herce-
hurcat, hacsak a Supreme Court
az egesz torvenyt mem fogja
tamarosan kidobni. Amt a Macy
t6ke Is a toke szolgalataban al
Is Aonatyak legjobban secret
nenek a maguk reszer6l.
Barmi lesz a bonusz es az
NRA sorsa, a felsohaznak vegre
hozza kell fogni a. munkahoz es
a tobbi fontos kormany javaslat
soran STINT kell vallania hogy
hajland6-e egyiitt miikodni az
elnokkel, vagy nyilt szemermet-
lenseggel az uralkodo osztalyt
fogjak mostantol skezdve SOL
galni. %4s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
MINDEN ESETRE KOMISZ

gyavasag volt a szenatorok
reszerol ssandekosan epper AIT
a bonusz-javaslatot szavazni
meg, amirol tudtak, hogy az el-
noknek AIT majdnem muszaj
megvetozni ICY probaltak fe-
lelosseg alol kibNjni..
Icy mem fognak bonuszt fl
zetni, de a tisztelt honatyak a
veteranok szayazatat megkap-
jak, inert hivatko znak ra, hogy
Ok megszavaztak b6nust az
elnok ALT annak utjaba.
Az alsohazban meglesz a. szik
seges ketharmad szavazat, hogy
az elnok vetojat megsemmisit-
SEX, de szenatusban valoszinu-
leg mem fogjak a. ketharmadot
megkapni.
Az elnok ellensegei termes ze-
tesen felhasznaljak az alkalmat
hogy a volt katonakat es azok
rokonait Roosevelt ellen izga,ssak
es ezen a teren Huey Long es
Friar Coughlin vittek el pal.
mat a mutt heten.
Coughlin megint meg akarts
mutatni, hogy mennyi GROVE
rendelkezik az orszagban es Z
radion megint AIT kerte, hogy
a szenatust siirgonyokkel bonn
bazzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

vetett javaslatat fogadnak el es
ujabb adobevetelekr6l CONDOS
kodnanak, amib6l bonuszt fl
zessek, akkor a. terheket rarak-
max a leggazdagabb osztalyra,
inert penziigyminiszter jelen-
tese alapjan at orokosodesi ado
boil es felemelt jovedelmi adobol
fizetnek.
Ez az, amt Fr. Couglin, Huey
Long, meg Brisbane olyan sze-
pen elhadlgat es ez az, amiert az
elnok az elfogadott javaslato.
meg fogja vetozni.
Hogy azutan mas javaslatot
fognak-e elfogasdni ennek helye-
be, vagy veteranokat megint
becsapjak, AIT senki mem tudja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
Taft alatt epitettek.

Taft alatt epitettek.
Australia Ballarat utja is Oft
van, ami az aranyasokat hires
es gazdag Ballarat aranymez6k-
hoz vezette.
A kinai Peking utat mar l7Oo-
ben kikoveztek, inert ez witt a
csaszar nyari ,palotajahoz.
Japanban leghiresebb ut a
Tokaido, amely Kyoto Is Toxic
kozt huzodik 6sid6k 6ta.
Az Vi. Zeelandi Great North
Road-ot katonai utnak epitet-
tex Maori haboruban Auckland
es' Wellington kozt. Az ut egy
resze hires Taipiri hegyek kozt
Yezet, Maori kiralyk ezen te-
,metkezesi helyenskexesztul.
Minden esetre a. Ford kiall:tas
ERIK IegerdeKesribb rsssze lesszs=a les "a
San Diego kiallitasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

navy departmentben ICY sok-
ksl fontosabb volt a munkaia..
"A szenatus demokrata vezerei
ugy latszik, el alarjak az NRA-t
is ) biokkolni, inert allitolag a
(Folytatas az Silk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
HA A .IEI.ENLECI
FORMAJABAN

a munkatlSlok es elaggott
munkasok segitseget mem en-
gedi meg az alkotmany, misem
termeszetesebb, minthogy AIT
meg kell valtoztatni es minel
elobb fognak hozza. annal .jobb.
Vegre ha meg 1ehetett az al
kotmanyt ketszer is valtoztatni
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
R. H. Mcclellan Dies

Richard H. Mcclellan died last
night at his home on the Westfield-
I'd after an illness OF six years. He
was SO.
Mr. Mcclellan managed the Sew
erin Hotel here from 1918 to 1919.
He also was manager of the Miami
Hotel in Dayton, o. He retired in
1919. He was born in Franklin and
had lived here since he was Is.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Claudia Mcclellan. and a half sis
ter, Mrs Amy Blake, Greenwood.
Private funeral services are to be
at the HiSey &y Titus Funeral Home
At 2 tomorrow. Burial is to be in
Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
Mrs. Ella KitZmiIIer Rites

Last rites for Mrs. Ella Kltzmiller,
1921 w. 30th-st, were to be held at
2 today in the Seventh Christian
Church with burial in Crown Hill.
She was 70 and died Tuesday at her
home.
Mrs. Kit2miller was a member of
the Seventh Christian Church. She
had lived in Indianapolis most of
her life and was the wife of John
c. Kitzmiller, member of the
original bicycle squad of the Indian
apoliS Police Department.
Surviving besides the widower
are a daughter. Mrs. Albert Bas-
kerville, and two sons, John and
William Kitzmiller, a. of Indian
apolis.
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c. n. PERKINS
FUNERAL RITES
SET TOMORROW
Grocer Was Born in Boone
County; Had Lived in City
Many Years.

Charles NJ Perkins, 1872 Gerard
Or, died yesterday at the home OF
his brother-i-law, Charles Apostol
1868 Ruckle-st, He was SO.
Mr.. Perkins was born in Boone
County and had spent most of his
life in Indianapolis. He had been
engaged in the grocery business IL
years and for the last two years
had operated store in the Am
baSSador Hotel.
He was a member Of the Lynd
hurst Masonic Lodge and past high
priest Of the Commandery.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Floy Perkins; a daughter, Miss
Helen Perkins, Indianapolis, and
four brothers, Ernest and HI / Per-
kis, Indianapolis, and Ray and Oil
yer Perkins, ZionSville.
Funeral services are to be at 2
tomorrow in the Harry w Moore
Funeral Home. Burial is to be in
Floral Park Cemetery. Pallbearers
will be members Of the Lyndhurst
Masonic Order.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14

Adrian Chambers %, of 1912 Caroline
ay, truck driver. and Hazel Pattison. 90
Of 1926 s. State-av. housekeeper
Otis Nicholson. SO. of 537 w. 3Oth-st
mechanic. and Frances Hodges, i8, of 3055
Ellmyer-st, housekeeper.
Clyde. Clark, 49, of 2O2 W Hampton
ar, PROFESSOR, and Lucille Bauernfeind, q,
OF 1878 Guilford-av. compometrist.
Carl Junken. 81, shelbyville. laborer,
and Mary Hughes, 81 of AHA Broadway,
maid
Herbert Reinwald 81, of 100 N. De-
Quiney-st, pohsher, and Ruth Thomas, 10,
OF 100 n DeQuincy-st, housekeeper.
Ernest Robinson. q, R. r. 9, Box 1853,
farmer. and Erma Cline, 20, of 1929 S.
Kealing-av. housekeeper.
Louis Hilbert. 81, of 231 s. Bancroft
st, custodian. and Helen Wilson, 3S, of
oso9 RawleS-av, houSekeeper.
Henry Bettge 90. of 442 w 40th-st.
engineer. and LaVerne Clinehens, 90, of
44l4 Guilford-av. stenogra pher.
John Bastian, %, haywood. clerk, and
Mary Gray, 10, R. r. 3, Box 263, house
keeper.
silas Walters, 81. of 1907 W. vermont-st.
baker and Lorene Eakins, 10. Of 1917
Saulcy-st. weaver.
Lynton Gearhart. "a, Beech Grove, clerk,
and Grace Terhune. %, Beech Grove,
stenographer.
Herman TuIchinsky. 30, South Bend.
clerk, and Beronda Gernstein. ~, OF 262
N. Gray-st. bookkeeper.
Enos Todd, 80 Mancie inspector and
Thomas Alexander. SO. Cloverdale. Ind,
farmer. and Anna Bell Calhoun. g. OF
10 E. st. Clair-st, housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
Mrs. Louisa Apple Dies

Mrs. Louisa A. Apple, known as
Aunt Addie' in Oaklandon where
she made her home, died Tuesday
in the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Yorger, Lawrence.
She was the widow of Capt. Will
liam Apple, who served in the Civil
War. He died in 1909. Services for
Mrs. Apple, who was 81, are to be
at 1890 tomorrow morning at the
McCord funeral home, Oaklandon.
Burial is to be in Oaklandon.
Mrs. Apple is survived by four
daughters. They are Mrs. Yorger,
Mrs. Effle Lingle, Kansas City, Mo,
Mrs. Villa Kinds, and Mrs. Josie
Seller, Oaklandon, and a son, Ed
ward Apple. Lawrence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
SPONGE SQUADS SEIZE
q IN SERIES OF RAIDS
Alcohol and Distilling Apparatus
Also ConfiScated.

State excise and city police ar
rested four Negroes and seized a
small quantity of alcohol and dis
filling apparatus in a series of raids
here today. Each was held in $500
bail for hearing Nov. % in NUM-
cipal Court.
Under arrest charged with violat-
ing the 1885 alcohol beverages act
are Leroy Rovey, 1875 Lafayette ST
John Fleming $40 Fulton-st; Carr
Patton, $685. w. 12th-st, and John
Williams, 839 Indiana -aV, rear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14

Deane Janis. the Caravans charming
sopgstress, Will sing You Let Ne Down
and Walter O'Keefe will offer one of his
old-time ballads as vocal highlights OF
their program with Glen Gray's Casa Lo-
ma orchestra. broadcasting over WFBM
and the Columbia network tonight from
500 to $50.
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, American AM
oassador TO Denmark. and Albert Spalding.
noted violinist, will take part in the
World Peaceways program. To Arms for
Peace 20 be heard over WFBM and the
Columbia network tonight from $50 to Q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
Vital Statistics
Births

Births
Boys
Harry. Ruth Smith, Methodist
Lon. Genevieps Perkins, Methodist
Paul Marie Newell. Methodist.
Henry Grace Shealey, Community.
Grin, Lillian Marlett. so2 Edison-pl.
Girls
Robert. Eileen Dinnin, St. vincent's.
Joseph Pauline Noble, St. Vincents.
Thomas, Rave Farrell. St. Vincents.
Hadley. Maude Haworth St. Vincents.
Edmund Claire Lovett Methodist.
Frederic, Margaret BoyeS, Methodist.
Arthur, Lea Cassell Methodist
George, Helen Daley, Methodist.
Wayne, Mary Gotta, Methodist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14

Wilbur Evans and Agnes Davis. the pop
ular young baritone and soprano soloists
who won first prize in tire national au-
ditions in 1927. Will be the guest artists
with William Days orchestra over WFBM
and the Columbia network tonight from
1870 to 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
5:l5-G gorge Duffys orchestra
,NBCl

o'Ao-G o Ouuy S orchestra
,NBCl.
Patti Chaplin (CBS)
6:3o-Lum and Abner tNBC).
Kate Smith tCBSl.
T:00-Harv and Ester (CBSl
Rudy Vallee hour tNBC).
6:00-Lanny Ross Show Boat fNBC).
The Caravan series tCBSD.
8:30-Iown Meeting ,NBC).
PeaceWays program (CBS).
9;00-Paul Whiteman's Music Hall
(NBC.
Horace Heidts orchestra (CBS).
e:3o-Rov Shields orchestra fNBC).
March OF Time (CBS).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14

Colin Give, English actor of stage and
screen, will head Rudy vallee's cast Of
guest stars tonight to be heard over
WLW and the NBC network at ].
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14

Admiral Richard E. Byrd, famed
hero Of the Antarctic. was greeted
by these Indianapolis citizens in
Cincinnati this morning. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
Radio High Spots

The inaugural address OF Manuel
Philippines under the Philippine hide
pendence Act passed by Congress and &C
cepted by the Filipinos in plebiScite will
be short waved from Manila and broad
cast in the United States over an NBC-
WIZ network tonight at 6:45 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
Births
ms
BOYS

Frederick Mary McNorton. ST Vincent's.
Reuben. Thelms Morville. St. Vincents.
Oats, Frances Turley, St. Vincents.
Ferdinand, Elizabeth Grosciol, st. VIM
cents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14

II O0-voice of Experience (CBS).
11:15-This and That
II 3O-Life of Mary Marlin (CBS).
II 45-Five Star Jones (CDSl.
u :00-Noon-Farm circle.
P. M
IL 30-News
1245-Midday Meditation.
1O0-Retween the Bookends (CBS).
1:15-h2ppy Hollow (CBSl.
:30-Anerican School of the Air (CBS).
2:00-Modern Musical Treats.
2:30-Down by HermanS (CBS).
3:00-ChrStian Laymen League.
3:15-National Education Association
(CBS).
3:30-U. S. Army band (CBS).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
80 Rent Suburban, Farms

5-ROOM bungalow: garden. chicken park.
KLEIN. Churchman and Hobart-sts.
ATTRACTIVE stone house rooms. mod
ern. 3 squares E. Downing Nursery on
CarSon-rd DR-7755-R-l
SUBURBAN. room. basement: furnace.
electric pump 2 garages. poultry house.
fenced; ard house east S. State. Thomp-
SOn-rd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
BUILDING PERMITS

BUILDING fEhMllS
D; n. Kline, 1925 Broadway, SIPS re-
roof dwelling.
Shell Petroleum Corp, Blake and Mich
igan, 1925. gasoline tank and three pumps
Shell Petroleum Corp, Blake and Mich
igan. SITS. alterations.
Mrs Kirk. 2749 James, wreck one-story
building
Robert M Ross, 25os E 10th, 5000. one
car garage.
Walter wall 271e-ls E. Washington. $50
repairs.
c. Rugenstein. 329 Lincoln, $40, one-car
garage.
Charles Van Meter, 1907 N. Delaware
5000 three-car garage.
Indiana Trust, agent, l52 N Illinois, $3.50,
repair walls
Amicks Store. 1902 E. New York, s25.
William c. Bachelor. 1898 N. New Jer-
sey-st. S75, electric range.
Harry Polaski, 1909 Vlla-av, s25, electric
range
st. Johns Church, Georgia and Capitol
S25, motor circuit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
Deaths

Annis C. Dorsey. 10. at English. OBJ
struction of bowels.
Oliver C.aud Swinford II, at 25l2 Z
40th, general tuberculosis.
Elmer Mcconnell so, at City. apoplexy
Carrie Herschelbech, So, at City, cor
onary thrombosis.
Sol S. Kiser. IT, at 1886 Washington
blvd coronary thrombosis.
Caroline Steeb. 80, at s2s River, arteric
sclerosis.
Myrtle E Miller. SIS. at 1915 Thalman
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Robert c. Montgomery SO, at 1919 N
Illinois, mitral stenosis.
broncho pneumonia.
Elizabeth Gary, SIS, at 1922 E. 18th, ar
terio sclerosis.
Sarah Ann Sluder. 70, at Central Ind.
hypostatic pneumonia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
; Deuths-FuneraLs

indianapolis Times, Thursday, Nov. IA, 1885.
ARNDT, ARTHUR C.-Beloved husband of
Catherine Merl Arndt; father of Joan and
katherine IA Marie Arndt, also survived by
stocker and Mrs. Emily Wilson, and one
brother, Mr.. Albert Arndt Of Pho9e-
dence, ~ N. Hamilton-av $50 a. m.
Services at Holy Cross Church 9 a. m.
Friends invited. BLACKWELL SERVICE.
garet Huls, sister of Mrs. Human. Mrs.
Hensley. Fred Albert and Joseph ,Hulss.
Fhirteenth-st. Friends may "a cali at at the he
DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 1925 E. New
York-st, after p. m. Thursday. Funeral
Friday, p. M, at the funeral home.
Robinson lIlll papers please copyI
KITZMILLER.. MRS. ELLA--Beloved wife of
John G. and mother of Mrs. Albert Bas-
At the rsst esSSsa lcs W. HeSThK tdeshhsg
Christian Church. Friends invited Bur
IA crown Hill. Friends may call at
LENTZ. ALBERT C.--Beloved husband of
Bertha Lentz and IS .ner of Miss Bernice
L; Lentz and Mrs Helen, Lentz Salt
Nov 49, Funeral services will be held
at the residence Friday afternoon, Nov.
etery: Friends invited. VALID F'U-
NERAL DIRECTORS.
NEVILLE, MARILYN M-Beloved little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Roy L. Neville,
sister of John w. Neville and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Neville.
al OF indianapolis. and Jessie Grove of
Decatur ~, passed away Wednesday
services will be held at the residence.
1881 Otterbein-av, Saturday afternoon.
Nov. 16, at O'Clock Burial New
Crown Cemetery. Friends invited. VALID
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SAWYER, HERBERT-904 E, Maple-rd
passed away Thursday morning. Flu
nueral announcement later
SPARKS, JAMES Withstand of Nettie,
father Of Merle and Carl Sparks and
Mrs. Edna Mortar, also leaves three SIS
tiers and Two brothers, passed away Tues
Gay p. m Friends may call at the resi-
dence,, 1912 W. Washington. any time
after p; m; Thursday. Funeral at the
home Saturday. D. M Burial Crown
Hill. Friends invited For further in
formation call TOLIN FUNERAL HOME
WILLIAMSON, ELLA (DODD)-Wife of
Harry Dodd. passed away Tuesday. Nov
at GRINsTE1NER's CHAfPSESLLss So 5Snef q
Market-St. FRIDAY. Nov. Is. at D. m,
friends invited. Burial New Crown Gene
terry. " N
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-14
81 Rooms Uith Board

BANCROFT. N. 746-Nice room, modern
home: no other roomerS; meals optional
IR-2259
CONGRESS. i457-Child 4 to years to
board; good home; near school. TA-5660
DELAWARE, N. 2055-s windows 2 closets.
twin beds; all conveniences; excellent
heat; good food
WASHINGTON. 3i45 E.-One or more; 3
meals; downstairs; next to bath; SIS
CH-llT5
WILL care for invslds or elderly people:
good home and references. RI-3S71.
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81 Housekeeping Rooms

$3.50, 81; 900 E. llTH-l. 2 large front
rooms: overstuffed; private entrance.
Conveniences HA-4499-W
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BEVILLE. N. 82e-Furnished or 4-room
apartment: private bath, steam heat;
private entrance
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81 Houses, Unfinished

si3-wster paid: 1918 Polk-st Near Tech.
6-room double. furnace toilet, window
shades Excellent condition. DR-6373
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$3.50: NEW JERSEY. N. l6o6-Modern.
neatly furnished. 2-room apartment
down; sink, garage.
IS: PARK, l002-Nicely furnished 3 rooms.
private; good heat; near r. Silk. IL
6149