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First Presbyterian

Morning worship at IL. The SER
mon subject will be. "The Indwell-
ing Spirit The choir will rem
der an anthem.
Church school at 9:45 a. m. Sup
erintendent, A. r. Kinne.
Senior Christian Endeavor at
$3.50 p. m. 1t will be led by Charles
Jenney.
intermediate Endeavor at $50 D.
m. Leader, Robert Reid.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
1c55 14o5 THIN, ANE N IC :?

WHEN you feel
II n d o w n /,
when your blood
is thin or stom-
ach gives trouble,
with gas or "sour
risings, T" try the
tonic effect of DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry. Read W hat
Mrs. L. O. Dar-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
NOBLE GRANDS
ELECT OFFICERS

Nealey Lee was elected president
of the Rebekahs, past noble grands
association at the meeting held at
the home Of Mrs. Myrtle Sullenger
last evening.
Other officers are: Dorothea
frederick, president; Jean
Gale, secretary treasurer; Myrtle
Sullenger, chaplain; Anna Mahaf-
fey marshal; Elnora Strange. guar
dian
Next meeting Of the group will be
February IL at the home of Mrs.
jamie Taylor, 222 North Eighth, at
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
Methodist Episcopal

1.-THE House of Happiness, A.
D. Buffers, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:30. Russell Tagg.
superintendent.
Morning worship, IL. topic.
" Stewardship.
Epworth League, $50.
Evening worship. 1890 topic
1.-THE Beginning and the End.n
The House of Happiness invites
you to share the Joy of Christian
worship. Come once and you will
want to come again. Eighth street
at Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
State Street Christian

Rev. E. K. Latimer, minister, an
nounces the following subjects for
Sunday services. At 10:45 a. m.
Responsibility and at 7:30 p. m.
"This Believing World" There
we're three more adult additions to
the church last Sunday.
Many of the unchurched of this
city are finding a Christian well
come here. Others have, you may
alSO
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
FORSHEY HOME
SCENE OF PARTY

Mrs. Ray Forshey entertained
last night with a charming bridge
party complimenting Mrs. Richard
Haas. the party being held at the
Forshey home, 853 South Sixth.
Ranunculae made colorful decor
ations for the affair, a tempting
supper being served after the bridge
game. Mrs. Magee won high score,
Mrs. Nuffer, the low, lovely gift
being presented the honoree by her
friends.
Guests we're Mesdames Richard
Haas, Melvin o. King, E. B. Gov
ington, S. c. Scouller Bert Fawcett,
James II. Marshall, Edgar Mason,
Leo Magee, Lee Nuffer, Charles
Bramkamp, Mrs. G.. Still and Miss
Jean Ross.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25

ling Of $50 Temple ST., San Bernardino,
Cal, said "My blood was in very poor
condition when was young girl growing
and nothing seemed to help me. A friend
recommended DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and it was necessary for me to
and blood were in good condition"
Write DIR. Pierce's Clinic. Buffalo. N. Y.
for free medical advice.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
POSTPONE SALE

Sunshine Camp Fire girls have
postponed their candy sale to have
been held on Saturday of this week.
The sale will be held next Sat-
urday instead when the group will
offer an assortment of delicious
sweets for sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
NaZarene

The following services are those
at the Church of the Nazarene,
Eighth and Orange.
Bible school, 9:45; morning wor-
ship at IL, the subject being a con-
tinuation of the sermons on "The
Lamb of God"
N. Y. P. S. and the junior soci-
ETY. meet at $50 p. m; evening
worship is at 7:3O p. m.
Prayer meeting is Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m. and the zone
rally will be Saturday, January 26
at 7:30 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR BIRTHDAY

Surprise birthday party was Civ
EN- yesterday for Mrs. Clarence
Parsley by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lunder, 1471 West Adams.
An attractive color scheme of
green, yellow and black was used
in decorations and appointments.
A game of bunco was enjoyed, the
high score prizes going to Mrs. Pat
Cory. and Roche Maquar, and the
low, to Mrs. T. j. Cotney and Clar-
ence Parsley.
Delicious refreshments VIE lie
served and later dancing was en-
joyed.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Roche Maquar Grady Rich
ards, Neil Wray Fred Procsal; Mrs
2. T. Cotney, Mrs. P. Cory, Arthur
Parsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Parsley and the hosts.
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Evangelical Lutheran

A. w. Kaiser, pastor of the Luth-
eran church, Missouri Synod, an
nounces that services are held
each Sunday morning at $3.50 a. m.
in the church, corner Tenth and
Holt streets.
A cordial welcome is given to all
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25

her honor Saturday at the De ANA
hotel, Calexico, and the twenty
second district meeting Sunday, al
so in Calexico.
Other department and district
officials will be here for the occas-
ion and local members who plan to
attend the banquet Saturday or the
luncheon Sunday should make res
ervations with Mrs. George Flem-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
AUXILIARY HEAD
TO VISIT VALLEY

Carrie Tessin Baade, department
president, American Legion Auxil-
iary, will be in the valley this week.
end to attend a banquet given in
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25

Running almost continuously for
200 days, the cannery at Manteca,
San Joaquin county, processed over
100000 cases of fruits and vege-
tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25

Farmers of the San Joaquin val
ley are taking advantage of the rum
off of mountain streams to do win
ter irrigation of orchards and
vineyards.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25

which time the annual birthday
dinner will be arranged.
Delicious refreshments were
served last night by the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25
CalexicO Methodist

First Methodist Episcopal church
of Calexico, Fourth and Heffernan
avenues. Earl D. Carter, minister.
GAS church school, Fred Tucker,
superintendent.
II, morning worship. Sermon " A
Promising Command by pastor.
6:30 Epworth League, Doris Rit-
ter, president.
7:30 evening services. DR.. Wal
ter Torbet, the western represent
atiye of the board of home missions
and church extension of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, will be the
preacher of the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-25

Most of the bees taken to Kern
county for cotton pasture have
been removed to Southern Califor-
MIA where eucalyptus trees are in
bloom
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Indiana Tank Team
Has Hard Schedule

Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 21.-
The Indiana University swimming
team, facing it's hardest schedule in
history, will be put through rigorous
drills before the opening meet Jan
10. Robert Roger is coach.
The Crimson natators will meet
topnotch Western Conference COM
petition in a number of dual meets.
The schedule:
Jan. 10, Huntington Y. M C. A. at
Hgsnington Jan H. Michigan g at Ann
ton; Feb, Z. Chicago at Bloomington;
(tentative).
Feb Is Michigan at Bloomington; Feb.
81, Wisconsin at Bloomington; Feb. %,
Ohio State at Columbus.
March 6, Purdue at Bloomington; March
II, Wisconsin at Madison; March 10 and
a. Conference meet at Minnesota; March
81, Illinois at Bloomington (tentative) or
state meet; March 27 and %, National
championships.
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College Scores
STATE COLLEGES

STATE COLLEGES
De Paw, 81; Southwestern (Kas), SO.
Gallagher (Ill), Al; st. Joseph's, 80.
Valparaiso So Olaf, 30.
Hanover 81; Oakland City. 80.
OTHER COLLEGES
Cornell, Al; Harvard, 49,
Michigan, 40; Mount Union %.
North Central, Al; Elmhurst, 16.
Nebraska. Al: Minnesota, "a.
Simpson, 81; Buena VISTA "a overtime)
ST. Thomas, "a; Superior wis.,, Teach
ers, q.
Duluth Mimi Teachers. Al; Mankato,
81
u: go IT.! Hays " (Kas) State. IS; Emporia
Kansas State, 80; Missouri, rs.
Duquesne. 81; Adrian. II.
Illinois Wesleyan. Az Oshkosh (Wis.l
Whitewater twis.) Teachers, 4e; Aurora
La Crosse WIS., Teachers. IS; Ripon,
John Marshall, IS; Westminster, %.
South Dakota, a.; Iowa State Teachers,
g.
Western Teachers, At: shurtleff, 20.
Washington; As; Drake, rs.
Willamette, %: Oregon. 81.
Arkansas. At; Tulsa u, 20.
Wayne, SO; Omaha u, 26.
Kearney (Neo.) Teachers, 81; York, 80.
Colorado College, Al; Brigham Young, 33.
East Central Oklahoma, S.; North Texas,
illinois. rs; De Paul, "a
Knox, 81; Lake Forest, 80.
Cornell Iowa, 80; St. Ambrose "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-21
Million Asked by
Wrestler in Suit
Marshall Charges Magazine
Article Deroqatory.

tReprinted From Late Times Yesterday
By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 2O.-Everett
Marshall, claimant for the world
heavyweight wrestling champion
ship, today filed suit for $1,000, 900
damages against the Curtis Pub
fishing Co., of Philadelphia, and six
wrestling promoters.
Promoters named as co-defend-
ants in the suit were Jack Curley
New York; Paul Bowser, Boston;
Edward White, Chicago; Thomas
Packs, st. Louis; Ray Fabiani
Philadelphia, and Joseph Mondt
Los Angeles.
The suit was filed as a result of
alleged derogatory references made
concerning Marshall in a recent
article appearing in a magazine
issued by the Curtis Publishing Co.
The promoters were named as CO.
defendants because they allegedly
form a partnership which the de-
PENDANT claims is a trust that con-
trolls wrestling throughout the
country.
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Births
Births
Girls
John, Ruby Harper, 24oS Southeastern
Boys
William, Masel Bruce, 1923 Healing.
Deaths
Deaths

Henry Whistler, 81, at Central Indiana,
hypostatic pneumonia
Don Gearald Roberts, IS, at st. VIM
cents, lobar pneumonia.
Julia Bunch. 70, at 1884 Laurel, arterio-
sclerosis.
Anna K Wyatt, 81. at 80 N. Temple,
carcinoma.
Eugene Fumas, TO, at 800 W. a8th, nitral
Stenosis
John Krauss, rs. at 800 Parkway, in
fuenza pneumonia
Carry C.. Williams, 81, at 1905 Central,
angina pectoris
William Landers, Ga, at 1909 Yandes,
diabetes
Margaret Receveur rs, at $40 E. Ver-
mont, chronic interstitial nephritis
Albert Brown, 60, at City, accidental.
Luella Bange, g. at 1851 w. 10th, acute
dilatation of heart.
Bessie Elizabeth Rhodes. ST. at 243a
Central, hemiplegia.
William j. Scherer, 10, at 522 Sanders,
cardio vascular renal disease.
Emma Lichtenberger, SO, at 3042 Broad
way carcinoma.
LELAND v. Springer, 81, at 1886 N. Riley,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Lottie C, MacDaniel, "a, at 1858 College,
josephine NJ. Roper. 80, at Methodist,
cerebral. hemorrhage. - ~ -,
p- Jesse Ewing So, at City, aortic aneurism.
Elsie Donehy, so. at City, laryngeal
obstruction.
Joseph F. Thomas, Sc. at City. lobar
pneumonia.
Mary Josephine Brattain, &c. at 5218
College. hypostatic pneumonia.
William Franklin Landers, 81, at 1882
N. Pennsylvania, silicosls.
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81 Help Wanted, Male
% SaLesmen-Agents

MEN to sell Texide Blades at 40c per
hundred. INDIAN CO.. las S. Ilinois-st
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% Situations, Female

/. DAY or week work for ladies common
:, labor for men Day or Week General
house cleaning UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENT? INC II-5s6c
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Wrestling Sh0W to
Fill Legion Baskets

(Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
Proceeds from next Monday
nights Tomlinson Hall wrestling
show are to go for the purchase of
Christmas baskets for the needy,
members of the Indianapolis Power
and Light Post No. 300, American
Legion, have announced. The post
is sponsoring the program.
The feature attraction is sched-
uled to present Coach Billy Thorn,
Indiana University, defending his
junior middleweight title, against
Eddie Pope of New York.
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High School Cage Results

Sheridan. %: Thorntovnfi Ie.
Valparaiso, 80: Southport, IS.
Sidney. 20: Silver Lake "a.
Planville. %: Shoals. 15.
Syracuse. 81: North Webster. Is.
Tampico, IS; Vallonia, 90.
Westfield. 81: Castleton. II.
sharpsvilIe. i9: Windfail. ls
West Baden, 81: Capbellsburg, II.
New Albany, Al; Greensburg. ia.
Greensburg reserves, 81; Westport, is.
Guilford, 80; Dillsboro, %.
Huntingburg. 80: Jasper. Is.
Hartford City. 50: Columbia City, 80.
Noblesville, 80; Knightstown, 20.
Lewisville, 81; Straughn, 10.
Kokomo "a: Lafayette, D.
Lavrenceburg, 40; Versailles, IS.
Monrovia. Al: Clayton. IL
Martinsville, Al; Bloomington, %.
Mitchell. 81; Bedford. o.
Morristown, 81; Falkland, IL.
Madison, 80; Scottsburg, II.
Muncie, 81: Logansport, %.
Viewpoint, 80; Oldenburg, 23
North Vernon, 26; Aurora, %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-21
AT FAIR GROUNDS
One Best-Zuni

l. Flag Bearer, Flashing Thru,
Boocord.
2. Captain, Logan, Smooth, Broad
way Lights.
3. He'll Diver, Cooney, Benefit.
4. Snobeedo, Julia Grant, Marie
Jean.
5. zuni, Liz F., Toney Boy.
6. Hueu, Indiantowr, Biff.
7. Camp Parole, Teenie r., JAM
balaya.
8. Scimitar, Catwalk, Penthouse.
8. Bright Knot, Jobs Dido, Dusty
Lane.
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Race Selections
AT TROPICAL PARK
For Today
BY TOM NOONE

AT TROPICAL PARK
One Best-Cleary
l. Cicary, Mad Dash, Miss PhiIura
2. Prince Drake, Screen, L. B.
Wilson.
3. Heroin, Bonanza, Kings Pleas
ure.
4. Empty Bottle, Don Creole, Par
aida.
5. Scotch Gold, Gift of Roses,
Dancing Doll.
6.-Unencumbered, M 0 u n tainy
Man, Reservist.
7. Major General, Our Admiral,
Polo Bar.
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Joseph w. Evans, Is, Terre Haute. deco
rator and Mary V. Henry, %, Y. w. c. A,
housekeeper.
Frank Weintraut, 49, of 1881 Moore-av.
iaborer, and Bertha Wright, 40, of 1881
Moore-av, housekeeper.
William lie Master "a of 427 N. State
az truck driver, and Gertrude Edna Moore,
AT N State-av, file clerk.
Ernest c. Cordell, "a, of 1903 Central
aV government employee and Harriet
kirkman, 81, of 1915 Eve "green-av, ste
nographer.
Fred w. Wardwel1, At, of 1899 Wood
lawn-av. radio repairing and Eva Jean
Hawk, 81, of 1899 WoodlaWn-av, house
keeper.
Charles F. Schmidt, 27. of 10 E. Iowa
st, shipping clerk, and Mary Lucille Faw-
bush, Is, OF 10 E. 1owa-st, machine oper-
ator.
Robert G. Bartlett, %, Acton, mechanic,
and Martha M. Ship, 81, Acton, house
James L. Montgomery, 80, of FOG N.
Gray-st, electrical engineer, and Mildred
R. stropes, %, of 25o7 Broadway, typist
William r. Hurwood, 80. of 271a S. ILL
nois-st iron worker, and Icie Sherrick,
%, of 271a S. Illinois-st, fousekeeper
Clavie V. Viles, 81, of 1925 N. Meridian
ST., street car operator, and Muriel j. Pin
nell, y, OF zoos N. Pennsylvania-st beauty
operator
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BUILDING PERMITS

st, sign, $40.
state Highway Commission, two-story
laboratory, $85, 125.
mace, $3.50.
St. Paul Evangelical Church, 13th-st
and Carrolltonoav, heating plant, $1,000.
Ostrom Realty and Construction Co., 301
w. Walnut-st, pump house, $500.
Leo Brand 2630 Allen. wire service. S35.
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2 Cards of Thanks

We wish to extend our thanks to our
friends and neighbors for their SYM
ment at the death of our son and
brother, JOSEPH c. WEBER JR. Also
to Fathers German and Holeran and to
Rosco Conkhn. funeral director. for the
eXcellent service. THE FAMILY.
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eyes.
Il don't care
what's wrong with
you, this guy
would have cured
it," persisted Mr..
Gray son. HE S
something to see
And apparently
he is, although it
would appe a r
Risko-who is not
to be confused
with the rubber
man Of Cleveland
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Newcomer Slaps Risko to
Floor Six Times Under
Perfect Figures for Round
KeAvoy Looks Like Best Fistc Arrival From England
Since Ted Kid Lewis, Experts Say; He Varies
Weight at Will for Two Decisions.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

21Breathless bedside
shifting correspondent Of the oneround knockout of Jock
showing
Garden last night.
him." Harry Grayson,
eyes"
tried patiently to explain the
n the
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Net GOSSIP

The Central States holiday indie
pendent tourney, the fifth annual
will be held in the Dearborn gym
Games will be played the nights of
Dec. 26, q and % and Jan. 2, g.
4 and 5.
Harold Engelhart and Bob Stehlin
who are directing the event, an
nounced today that entries are be-
ing received at Drexel 1922 or
Cherry 1850.
Following is the program for the Dear
born gym tonight:
6:3o-St. Joan of Arc VS.. st. Matthew
Lutheran.
7:30-Real Silk Girls VS.. S. B. A. Girls
6:30-1nland Containers VS.. Crown Prod
ucts.
The curtain-raiser to the Kautsky A C.
Duffy Floral game at the Armory
tomorrow afternoon will bring together
the Inland Box quintet and the Kingan
netman at 2.
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3 Deaths-Funerais

SPRIN ". age g. beloved hus-
May and little Vern. passed away Thurs
33S n. Riley any time. Funeral Saturday.
Cemetery. DORSEY SERVICE.
THoMPsoN-Lambert, beloved son of
Sanapqbs brOthss Of r MIS- william Ian
Ralph, Clinton and Leonard Thompson.
passed away at Denver, Colo Thursday,
Deco. 10. Funeral notice later.
THoMPsoS-Harold F.. beloved son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Thompson of 2002
8. Meridian-st. passed away Thursday,
2sEPa M fr9 Mar Finn Bros Funeral Home
Park Cemtery. Friends invited.
WILLIs-Leo. of 749 Livingston-av, be-
loved husband Of Mabel and father OF
Mrs. Bertha Hill M s;r l. and Isabelle
Funeral Monday. Dec. %, at the Taber-
nacle Baptist Church, sumerset-av. 10
ai+d n Burial Crown Hil Friends in;
Moore g. Kirk.
w5LL Ii n. lame age "A. beloved hus,
Willard Merritt, Matte Pullman and
E TiITia Hill father OF Henry and Harlan
M Mem Moo Pgo Magg OF 1 JKs R W a
rett and sister Belle. passed away Fri
day. Funeral from Shirley Bros West
Side Funeral Home, 2oo2 w. Mich.-st
Friends may call at the residence. 1915
Moorefeld-av. from II a. N. Saturday
until II a. m. Monday.
WILSON. ERNEST M.-Beloved husband Of
Mary NJ Wilson and father of Mrs
Emily A. Lott. Robert E.. Ralph E. and
Charles W. Wilson and Everett Sturgis
passed away Tuesday evening Dec II
Funeral services will be held at the
VALID FUNERAL HOME. 1922 Unior-st
Saturday morning. Dec. 81, at 10 o'clock
Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends
invited
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3 De0ths-FunerQLS

| indianapolis Times, Friday, Dec. 90 1885.
FIsK-Estella B, 1870 N New Jersey-st,
beloved wife of Frank A. Fisk and moth
er of Este and Allen Fisk and Mrs.
Betty Scott and grandmother of Alice
Claire Scott passed away at the Method
t s saRIEY BRos t cRNTRi F caaP
Ell. 946 N. Illinois-st. Saturday. 10 a. m.
Friends invited. Burial Frankfort, Ind,
at the chapel.
KRRIA RAT 77c, Is years, beloved son Of
Clara Plummer.. Mrs Emma Lambert.
MrS G Rath Srsss McDu alma Henry
dence. 300 Parkwayav, Wednesday a. m.
Funsgal saturday a1Tei 80 10 ; M at the
| vited. Friends may call at the Funeral
home. G.. H. HERMAN SERVICE.
KUECHLER-Mary Hust. widow Of John
Kuechler, and mother Of Mrs. Alma
Clark and Mrs. Helen Gillespie, grand
Soliegge-a 70 P m Burial Grown Hill i;
rec tS Of Moore & kirk K "-"' 'iie III
LoNGLEMargaret, age So years, Of 45s
Gan Mqs m masg q W M5T Ds rs s Ja
H Eaaast Mrs; 1In Marie aT Treaey,
a. m. St. Anthony's Church. Friends
Atar Society," saya viii meet a1y GFGSS n.y.
Service SCI IR5Eysf' oNoNGH w. USHER
McKEE-Flo Bethard, beloved wife Of
Louis z. Mckee and mother of Jacque-
line s Joan an and Jean and daughter Of Mr.
Bethard Of IIndiannapolis and Fred D;
s sSay in g HTFh E. Bao oE 5HHsz
CHAPEL. GAG N. Illinois, Saturday. 245
p. m. Friends invited. Burial crown
Hill. Friends may call at the chapel.
II Mrs. Ea G Mco ere IS M4s R
avaT at Mrs. Dennv's home, i36I N.
at the Speedway NJ E. Church. Saturday.
may call at the home after p. m.
Friday.
loved husband Of Ruth euinnet fs!S son 0o Of
Mrs; George w ouInnette: and broth brother
and freeman ouinnette. passed away
M; At ao. the Olive BTan ss 5 Christian
zSs r Uni 81 HOME shs 5o5 j aE Ess
until S hFfay a. until L sa naD9 and and at
church from II noon until hour Of serv-
ice. Burial Washington Park.
ROBERTS-Don G.. entered into rest
Wednesday. age IS years. beloved son of
Margaret Roberts, brother Of Katherine
Stark, Nova MacCoy. Clarence. Victor E.
and Laurence z. Roberts. Funeral Sat-
! urday. HARRY w. MOORE FUNERAL
| PARLCR, 2050 E Mchigan-st. 2 D. m.
Burial Memorial Park. Lebanon Ind
papers please copy.l
SLUGGETT-Joan, daughter Of Mr. and
1 Mrs. Ernest r. Sluggett, passed away at
the residence, 5649 Carfoilton-av. Thurs
| day morning. Services at the FLANNER
q BUCHANAN MORTuARy Saturday,
p. N. Friends invited.
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LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Washington, 30; Broad Ripple, 27.
Ellettsville. 30; Crispus Attucks, 10.
Shelbyville, al Shortridge. IS.
Greencastle, 20. Cathedral, II.
Tech, "a: Columbus, 81.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
ly The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses)
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80 Hotels

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willing to really work you can make even
more. For details write Fl. B. PIGMAN.
Dept. salo. Capper Bldg. Topeka, Kas.
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This Job Paws S25!

WILL INTERVIEW SaIespeopIe between ! and
D. m. Room 308, Railway Exchange
Bldg. .l0a z. Westinghouse. Can make
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9TH, E., 616-2 cheerful rooms for house
keeping; utilities; modern
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R9BERI@Don & entere ss,oJ INTO res.
Margaret Roberts, brother of Katherine
Stark, Nova MacCoy. Clarence. Victor E.
and Laurence z. Roberts Funeral SAT-
PARLOR, 2050 E. Michigan-st. D. m
Burial Memorial Park. Lebanon Ind
papers please COPY.
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So Beer Equipment
IS Sale Suburban, Farms

BE SUREOf your title Demand an alb
l55 E Market-st Union Title Bldg
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20 Help Wanted, Female
GIRL to learn Beauty Culture in exchange
for services. 401 Roosevelt bldg.
WANTED WAITRESS only
need apply: SOLOMON RESTAURANT
53l2 S. Illinois-st
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SOUTHEASTERN, 1923 - Attractive front
room; kitchenette apartment: near bath:
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