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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
Josephine Tobin. 1892 Udel-st. Ford
sedan, found by owner.
George w Kelly, 1890 Central-av Olds-
mobile sedan, found at st. Clair and Ala
bama-sts.
Ben Brock, Beech Grove. Ind, pesoto
sedan. found at 100 Reisner-st, wrecked.
Edward Eback, 5l44 Riverview-dr. Chew
rolet coupe, found in rear OF 1857 Ken
Fred P. Mccormick. 800 Corey-st. Oak
land coupe. found at 1000 S. Alabama-st.
w. H, Kennedy Jr., 3S4l N. Delaware-st,
Pontiac coupe, found at l13 Monument
Circle.
Stuart Bishop, 1857 Guilford-av olds-
mobile coach, found in front of 1854 Gull
ford-av.
William Overweiser, 1914 Oliver-av, Ford
roadster, found at Shannon Lake.
Herbert Postel, TAO Parkway-av Chew
rolet coupe. found on Terrace-av, wrecked.
H e. Lester, 1904 N. Pennsylvania st,
DeSoto sedan, found at 35s w. l6th-st,
wrecked
Hamilton & Harris Tobacco Co., 384 s.
Senate-av: Ford truck found in rear Of
10Y N. Delaware-st.
Hugh Burgett, 7o2 S. Holmes-av. Whip
petit roadster, found at 1445 Lee-st.
Charles Ward Al N. Boton-av, Plym-
outh sedan. found at 900 ~ Bolton-av.
William McAdams, Fortvlle. Ind. Ford
coupe, found in rear Of 1881 S. Alabama
st, stripped.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported TO police as stolen
belong to:
Marie Stricken, 1916 s Emerson av.
Chrysler sedan. from garage in rear OF
home.
Hugh Burget.. 702 S Holmes-av. Whip
Morris-st
Harry Sharp Co., iIol N Meridian-st.
Ford coupe, M50, from iloi N Meridian
st
William Fowler 1922 Montcalm- st.
Chevrolet coach, 85-2ll, from Liberty st
and Massachusetts-av
j.. W. Overman, R. r S, Box $50. Oak
and 56th-st
Elmer Cook sos s Easiest. studebak.r
truck, from South Side Market, loaded
with IS bushels apples
George Wilder. 2o5 Detroit-st. Auburn
sedan lollo7o, from in front OF home.
LYMAN Sacks. 1918 S. Capitol-av. Ford
sedan. from Maryland-st and Capitol-av.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
ROOSEVELT REFUSES
MEXICO INTERVENTION
Rejects Knights of Columbus De-
mands for Action There.

ny CHJtCU ITtSS
NEW YORK, Nov 18-President
Roosevelt has refused the demand
of the Knights Of Columbus for
United States Intervention in Mexi-
co against alleged persecution Of
Roman Catholics. Martin H. Car
mody, Supreme Knight, revealed
the Presidents decision by making
public a letter from the White
House.
Mr.. Roosevelt said it would be
the permanent policy of his Ad-
miniStration to avoid intervention
in domestic affairs of other govern
ments. He quoted former President
Theodore Roosevelt that I'VE have
plenty of sins of our own to war
against"
He said he was not indifferent to
religious intolerance but believed
interference in affairs of foreign
governments were threat to
peace.
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FIRES ON 'INTRUDER,'
KILLS HIS AGED WIFE
Winamac Farmer Shoots Mate
in Accident.

Winamac Farmer Shoots Mate
in Accident.
By United Press
WINAMAC, Ind, Nov 1.-two
shots in the dark-intended for an
intruder-today had ended the life
of Mrs. Mary Rogowski, II.
Bothered frequently by providers,
Joseph Rogowski, 70, her husband,
purchased shotgun. Saturday
night, Mrs. Rogowski reported she
saw lights on the farm. Urging his
wife to go to bed, the husband set
out to find the intruders. Returning
near the house, he saw an indistinct
figure and fired.
my God, you've shot me-" his
victim screamed, running to Rogow-
ski and throwing her arms about
him. The woman died of blood loss
from a wound near the heart before
neighbors and Sheriff Hubert j.
Wacknitz could answer Rogowskis
summons.
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FLEMING TO CHOOSE
BOWSERS' SUCCESSOR
U. S. Attorney Considering Several
Applicants for Assistant.

James R. Fleming, United States
Attorney for northern Indiana, is
expected to choose soon a successor
to Francis Bowser, who recently re-
signed as Assistant District Attor-
ney to become public counselor of
the Public Service Commission.
United States Senator Frederick
VanNuys, just before leaving for
Washington, said he and Mr.. Flem-
ing had considered several appli-
cants and that the choice would be
left 10 Mr.. Fleming. Senator Van
Mugs expect } return to Indian
apolis in tv " three weeks, he
said.
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THREE MINISTERS ASK
TAVERN PERMIT DENIAL
Charge Place Is Bad Influence" on
School Pupils.

Three ministers and the Wash
ington High School principal today
asked the Marion County Alcoholic
Beverage Commission to deny a
wine and beer license to William
M. (Buddy) South for his place at
2l11 w. Westinghouse. Action was
withheld.
All charged that the place was a
bad influence" on the neighbor-
hood and on high school pupils.
w. B. Gingery is principal, and
the ministers were the Rev. T. j..
Simpson, West Washington Street
Baptist Church; the Rev. John A.
Parr, West Park Christian Church.
and the Rev. L. H. Kendall, West
Washington street Methodist
Church
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MISS COURTNEY
FUNERAL is SET
FOR TOMORROW
Retired Teacher, Lifelong
Resident, Dies Sunday
at Her Home.

Services for Miss Catherine
Courtney, retired teacher in the
Indianapolis public schools, who
died yesterday at her home, 1744
N. Pennsylvania-st, are to be held
at $50 tomorrow in Finn Bros,
funeral home and SIS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral at 9. Burial is to
be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Miss Courtney, who was SO, was
lifelong resident of indianapolis
She attended a teachers normal
school here and taught in grade
schools for many years, retiring Is
years ago because of illness.
Surviving besides the sisters
Misses Honora and Mary Courtney
is a brother, DR.. Thomas E. Court
ney, indianapolis.
Jacob Bernstein died yesterday at
his home, 845 S. Illinois-st, of heart
attack. He was SO and had lived
in indianapolis more than so years
He was member of the Shara
Teffila Synagogue.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Anna Bernstein; a sister. Mrs. Min
ME Flegelman, and three brothers
Raymond, Joseph and Philip Bern
stein.
Funeral services were to be at 2:3O
day at the Lineth Hazedeck Society
73l s. Meridlan-st. Burial is to be
in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery.
Funeral services were being ar
ranged today for David B. Cole
president OF the Cole Candy Co.,
Pendleton, who died Saturday in
st, Vincent's Hospital. Mr.. Cole was
Pendleton town clerk Is years and
a member of the town board eight
years. Surviving him are the
widow, Mrs. Daisy L. Cole, and a
daughter.
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FIGHTING COLD BRINGS
PWA WORKERS. ARREST
But Fines Are Suspended When He
Agrees to Sell Car.

James Sullivan, r. R. 9, Box $40,
a Public Works Administration en-
ploye earning sos month, felt a
cold coming on Saturday and he
bought and drank quantity of
whisky, he told Municipal Judge
Charles j. Karabell today.
Then he drove his eight-year -old
car in such way as to get ar
rested for being drunk and for driv-
ing while intoxicated. He admitted
both in court today.
But because he has six children,
the Oldest 6, Judge Karabell sus-
pended fines of S25 and costs and 81
and costs on condition that he sell
his car.
Sullivan agreed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
SEEK LINE EXTENSION
South Side Civic Club Launches
Campaign for Trolley Service,

The South Side Civic Club has
launched a campaign for extension
of the South Meridian-st trackless
trolley line to the new Calvary
Cemetery. Troy-av and Bluff -ro
John c. Kirch, president, announced
today.
The club sent letters to the Park
Board and Mayor Kern commend
ing them for beginning the Pleas
ant Run-blvd extension.
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LIEUT.. DAN SCANLON
WILL WE'D TOMORROW
Police officer, Miss Agnes Walsh
Have Been Lifelong Neighbors.

All their lives Lieut.. Dan Scanlon,
1872 Church-st. of the police depart
ment, and Miss Agnes Walsh, $40
S. Senate-av, have lived within two
blocks of each other.
At o'clock mass tomorrow they
will be married at st. Johns Cath
Ollie Church. They will leave for an
Eastern honeymoon and return to
be at home after Dec. / at Alb N.
Wallace-st-
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u. S. GETS WEEK STAY
ON AAA COLLECTIONS
Supreme Court Grants Government
Respite to File Briefs.

by CnttBu fFeeS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The
Administration today won weeks
respite in which to prepare for a
Supreme Court battle against efforts
to halt collection of some $3.50, O0O,-
900 in AAA processing taxes.
The court granted the government
until next Thursday to file briefs
in opposition to demand by Louisi-
ana rice millers for a temporary in
junction restraining the Administra-
ton from collection of processing
taxes
At the same time the Supreme
Court fixed Dec. 10 as the date on
which argument will be held in a
test Of the constitutionality Of the
Tennessee Valley Authority.
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81 Beer Equipment

CHrNAWARE for bar restaurant HOO
SER CHINA CO. 2l3 z. Wash RI-92ss.
Kings Indiana Billiard
BUILDS BARS NOVELTY BOXES
Booths. Counters. anything in wood or
steel "
on PAYMENTS
le25-3l SoutheaEtern-av. DP-3s7a
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Choice apartments gladly shown HE-lSTs.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn. and uufurn apts Free service and
transportation Ll-54s3
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Births
Girls

Otha. Sadie Hamer, City.
Clarence. Mildred Wallace CITY.
Elmer, Frances Easton, City.
Albert: Ethel Lee. City.
Joe. Mary Sanders, City
AngeIus. Evelyn Bayt. City.
raul Beverly Myers. City.
p iiS,, Naomi Dean, City
James. Marion Eaton. 1902 Montcalm.
Kelly.
Vera, Doyle Brady, St Francis.
Anna, John Farmer. St. Francis.
Helen, Charles McCloskey. ST. Francis.
Gladys. John Maxwell. st. Francis.
Helen, Estol Hauser, ST. Francis.
Marie, John Wilson St Francis.
Kathleen, Albert Bergman, St. Francis.
Hazel vern Hooker, ST. Francis.
Sarah, Rudolph Behler, St Francis.
Stella, Earl Nauert. st. Francis.
Eva, Jack Miller, ST. Francis.
Nellie. Samuel Eibeak. St Francis
Thelma, Carroll Burks, St Francis
Caroline. Harry Krichbaum. St. Francis
Gertrude, Russell Eaton, St. Francis
Frances Bertion Kelermeyer, st.
Francis.
James, Bessie Davis, City
Russell, Mildred Walker. City.
Samuel, Lorraine Byrd. City.
Marion, Esther Maier. City
Edward Lottie McConkey. City.
Stanley, Ruby Boals, City.
Milo, Norma Prim City
Wayne, Elsie Johnson. City.
John, Mary Trueblood. 2a5S N, Colorado.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
It's a Wonderful Way
to Soothe Itching Skin

Soothing cooling Zemo relieves dis
tress of itching skin For IS years,
this clean, reliable skin lotion has
been the favorite with millions. EX-
cellent for all kinds of minor skin
irritations. Zemo belongs in every
home. Buy soothing dependable
Zemo today-tc relieve the itching of
RasheS. Pimplcs. Riugworm and Ec-
zema. Tested and approved by Good
Housekeeping Bureau. No. asa. All
druggistS' 31c COO 81 -Adyertisomcnt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
COUGHLIN IN BREAK
WITH ADMINISTRATION
Priest Den0unces Both Parties in
Weekly Broadcast.

By United Press
DETROIT, Nov. Is. A definite
break with the Democratic Admin
istration and the Rev. Charles E.
Coughlin's National Union for So
cial Justice was revealed in the
radio priests regular weekly adj
dress last night.
1.-THE Administration" he de-
clared, sis opposed to our concep-
ton for social justice, because it has
gone on record as favoring slave
wage"
He included both major parties in
his denunciations, when he said "a
plague" should be put upon both
Democratic and Republican parties,
which are interested in nothing
more than money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18

1ST MORTGAGE LOANS
in moderate amounts on Indianapolis mod
ern property: well located. no commits
sion. no premium: int. 6izTs calculated on
Lemcke-bldg.
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PONTIAC
Ii Schools, instruction

PLENTY of positions open for those VIII
can qualify. Better yourself by attend
BUSINESS COLLEGE. ard floor. Roose
welt Bldg, RI-9535
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~ Situations, Male

A l0word .sd will appear under this
classification for as low zoe a day cash
with order. Come to The Times office. 2l4
w. Maryland. one square from Illinois anC
Washington-sts down Kentucky-av and lei
us help Won secure lob
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ELLIOTT IS SPEAKER
Y. NJ G. A. Big Meeting Held al
Theater Sunday.

Emotions should play a larger
part in education of youth, A. J.
DAD Elliott, Y M G. A. national
officer, said yesterday at the Big
Meeting in Keith's Theater.
Mr.. Elliott, who is the Y. M C. A.
national council secretary, said that
emotion is a tremendous asset IN
life" Merle Sidener, recording
secretary, presided.
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N0NUNION OPERATORS
WORK DESPITE PICKETS
Mount Vernon Garment Strikers
Addressed by Taylor.

bV INfFf1 Pftsf
MOUNT VERNON Ind, Nov. 18.
-Nonunion workers carried on
operations at the Garment Corpora
ton of America plant here today
while striking union members con-
tinued to picket the building.
T. N. Taylor, Terre Haute, state
representative of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, addressed a mass
meeting of strikers and sympathizers
Yesterday. with a plea for collec-
tive action.
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Elks to Honor McNutt
Ry Times Special

=
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 49,
More than 200 Elks from IS lodges
in southern Indiana are expected
TO attend district meeting here
Saturday when Gov McNutt is to
receive an honorary life membership
in Bloomington Lodge No. AS.
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48 Sale Suburban, Farms
81 Real Estate Loans

BE sURE-Of your title Demand an alb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
155 E Market-st Union Title Bldg
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Deaths

Anna Wilcox. u, at 1881 N. Capitol.
chronic myocarditis
Frieda E, Heider 49, at 3245 N. Illinois.
cerebral hemorrhage.
William Frederick Kuhn, 81. at Methodist,
carcinoma
Michael Dunphy. 81. at 1928 Stewart. mi
trail reorganization.
Georgia. Mattingly Smith. 81. at st. Vim
cents influenza
James r. Shipp, 4s, at Veterans liver
abscesS.
William Washington Beckley, 70. al
Methodist. chronic appendicitis
Charles Anderson. rs, at 1851 Hiatt
urema.
Elsie May Devine. A. at 500 Eugene. car
cinoma.
Martha j. Bishop, 30. at 1915 Deloss
arterioscleroSis.
Margaret Thompson, 76 at Methodist,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
John Hall, 10. at City lobar pneumonia
monia.
Lloyd Hawk 20, at City, fractured skull
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
BOYS DENIES STATE
6. 0. P. FAVORITISM
President of Party Organization
Speaks at Columbia Club.

PpNdhS at 1iuU.
Denial that Hoosier Republicans
Inc, are playing favorites" in pre-
liminary campaign maneuvers was
voiced yesterday by Samuel D. Boys,
Plymouth, state president, at a
meeting at the Columbia Club at
tended by several hundred members.
"Factionalism should have no
place in our party" he asserted.
The organization is not supporting
any candidates for public office
until the state convention nomi-
mates"
The membership committee, COM
prised of George Jeffrey, Indian
apolis; j. j. McCauley, Richmond;
Mayor A. H. Berndt Bloomington,
and Irving Hurwich, Mishawaka,
reported an increase of more than
1000 in the last month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
Marion Man Heads Clerks

George Blackman. Marion, was
elected president Of the Allied Postal
Council of Indiana at a meeting
Saturday in the SEVERN. Other new
officers are Walter Smith, Indian
apolis, secretary and James Hoff =
man, Connersville, treasurer.
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william Schiller. So Of s3s HiShland-dr
:lstodian, and Tressie Wehl 50. of s36
highlander. nurse.
Elmer Van Wrinkle. 50. waverlv Ind
farmer. and Erma Templeton, %, South
port. Ind farmer.
John Gavin, % OF 1902 Psrk-av. knitter
and Eileen Swan, ~, of 1910 & I2th-st,
housekeeper "
Floyd Young. 81 OF 1894 Les-st truck
driver and Asnes STOPPER, H. of 1884 Lee
st. housekeeper.
Ralph Moore. 81. of 1875 Centennisl-st
seryiceman, and Eyalyn Richey. 90 OF 1909
S. Glen Arm-dr, housekeeper
Harold Schultz. 80. Crawfordsvius sales.
av, housekeeper.
Eugene Moore IS. Boggstown. Ind
moIoer, and Viona May, IS of 2os n
Oakland-av. dressmaker
William Watkinson. %. OF 24le College
az, cnlropractor, and Vona Cox % OF
2Als Co!lege-av comptometer operator.
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II Rooms Nth Board
80 Housekeeping Rooms


So: DELAWARE, 2016 N-Cozv small room
studio couch, steam heat. kitchen privi-
leges. HA-l786-M.
$3.50, 81; so2 E. llTH-l, 2 large front
rooms; overstufed. private entrance.
Conveniences. HA4499W.
BEvILLE. n. s29-Furnished, 2 or 4-room
apartment; private bath: steam heat:
private entrance
CAPITOL. N. 3663-Cozy, furnished, front
apartment; clean: nice home utilities:
garage. HA-26s4-R.
CARROLLTON. l529-Lower front rooms
and kitchenette: overstuFed: roll-a-way
bed. private bath and entrance RI-5576
CARROLLTON 1926 connecting front
rooms; furnished; good heat utilities
private entrance. L1-9403.
COLLEGE, 2il6-Attractive living room,
kitchenette, studio couch phone, steam
heat, utilities.
ILLINOIS. 1919. N.-2-room apartment.
good heat; plenty hot water; next to
MERIDIAN, 1907 So large rooms fac
ing street; utilities furnished. Private
entrance.
NEW JERSEY, N, Sleeping and
housekeeping rooms; steam heat; hot
NEW JERSEY. 736 M ROOMS up
STAIRS FRONT; GOOD HEAT: REA-
SONAH.E.
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WINS PEACE CONTEST
Rosemary Newman First in Church
Tact

Defamation Test.
Rosemary Newman won first
place III the Fifty-FirSt Street M. E.
Church peace defamation contest
last night, William Riker was sec
ond.
She will represent the church in
the North District eliminations for
the city finals, sponsored by the
Church Federation of Indianapolis.
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MNVMeM ReMHi BUReAO

GENERAL APIS INC.
- ". Vermont LI-243
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BJJILDING PERMITS

Moore Coal Co., 420 s. State, s25 ice
station.
Elmer Watts, a23 Riviera-dr. $3.50, re-
roof.
Gorkin Potts, I'll Lincoln, $500, add
room to dwelling.
Thomas Rollison, l347 Edgemont, $3.50,
repairs.
Spann Co, 222 N Delaware, SIS. new
wire service.
@. L. Smith Co., 1909 N Capitol, s2S,
install electric range service.
Charles Binkley 55l2 N. Pennsylvania.
$75, 40 electric fixtures.
John Hoffman, $50 w New York, $50,
wreck brick dwelling.
Thomas w. Langston, 2047 Park, $50,
enclose rear porch
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Is Business OPPORTUNITIES

FILLING STATION, general store; well
stocked. Stop 6ia, Rockville-rd.
GROCERY and meat market 1901 North
western Must sacrifice account death
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This gives you a pretty good
idea Of what happens when three
sharpshooting Hoosier nimrods
journey into the far Northland for
a whirl at some big game hunting.
Seated on a huge moose, one of
three they captured, are Ross
Ault, Muncie, w. L. Fabel and
Harry Baldwin, indianapolis.
The moose were shot in the
northern part of Ontario, $50
miles from civilization. One of
the party also bagged a deer but
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NOV. IS, 1885
81 housekeeping Rooms

PARK. Io25-Downstairs front 2-room
apartment SINK, splendid heat, parking
space LI-aS42
WALNUT. E ti5-3 rooms private bath.
first floor. See housekeeper in basement.
LOVELY WOODRUFF NJ Dr-Large
lst floor room. kitchenette private bath.
s2S mo CH4i0s
WRIGHT 1917 Beautifully furnished B
room bath. Kelviuator. garage. yard.
porch utilities DR-5a29
3lSsI.sT. 1851 w.-l-room and kitchssIn
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IS Rent Suburban. Farms

5-ROOM bungalow: garden chicken park
KLEIN, Churchman and Hobart-sts
ROOMS. with 5 lots garage. chicken
park. Stop 6i2. Rockville-rd
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46 Securities

WE WILL BUY
INVESTMENTS. PLUS SHARES. All Issues
NEWTON TODD. AIS LEMCKE BLDG
WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
F LII T @ H r AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST
N. LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY.
206 INSURANCE BUILDING
8 z. MAPKET-ST
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II Houses and Lots

Good 5-room mod. bung- east OF Emer-
son: oak floors long living room. front
drive 10 garage. Price $4,000 about $500
cash, balance monthly. Mt. Burgess. RI
AMERIcAN ESTATES co PrMrnps
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80 Hotels
HOTEL ANTLERS
81 ApQrtmentS. Infurn.

Offers all comforts Ultra modern not,
service as low as 60 q day. $40 week
$50 n Meridian LI-235l.
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Announcements

CHAMPIONSHIP CAT SHOW
Given by the Hoosier Cat Club at the
Athenaeum, Dec. 7 and 8. Entries close
Nov. 18th. For entry blanks or informa-
ton call IR-3591.
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3 Establishments

indianapolis Times, Monday, Nov. 49, 1885
COOK, ROBERT H.-Beloved husband CT
Myrtee Cock father Of Harry od Roman nan
Edward Ertel, Upton. Ind; Mrs Thomas
Willings,. Winston Salem, N, c.; Mrs.
Harry Glass and Mrs. Robert Malloy;, In
Delsware-st. Sunday. Funeral Wednes-
day, $50, at the home, a. M. Sacred
Heart Church. Burial st. Joseph's Gene
terry. Friends invited. KIRBY.
Mary and Dr.. Thomas E. Courtney, this
city. passed away at the residence. 1744
n: Pennsylyania,st sunday NOV. II; Fu-
1889 n, Meridian-st, Tuesday Nov. 10,
at $50 a. M; services S. Peter and
Paul Cathedral, 9 a. M 1nterment Holy
Cross Cemetery Friends invited.
K99sF1EL9, ELISA lnee ,weiffenbaok,l-
Of Frieda Bauman of Buffalo. N Y;
f Rnta Otto wejen MoS isss away at
2 Funeral tF ESs the he l'9S d 81 IS
W, Tsftas Noy' 20, at p m; Friends
E. E. GROSS FUNERAL SERVICE,
LETT, LAURA FRANCISCO 2O03 Ralston-
ed this life Monday. age g. Funeral
call MOORE & KIRK. CH-1so6.
MGOyERN, EDWARD-Beloved husband
Of Anna McGovern, died at his home,
1907 Milburn. Monday Funeral notice
later. KIRBY.
OLIVER. JAMES D.-Beloved husband of
Anna E. Oliver, passed away Saturday.
NOV 16. Funeral at the PAUL D. LUCAS
FUNERAL HOME. 1910 N. Capitol, Tues
day, Nov 10, 2 p. m. Friends invited.
YORK, HARRY FRANKLIN-Beloved huS-
band of Margaret Mae York, passed
away at his home, 341s College Ave,
Saturday evening. Private funeral serv
ice Tuesday, 1890 a. M, at the resi-
dence; Friends may call any time till
the hour of funeral Funeral under
direction of GEORGE MCCARTHY, Fort
Vile
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
Deaf Mutes Rejoice as
Court Hints Approval
for Long Sought Home
'0bStruCtonists to Be Asked to Retire from Boaro
Holding Funds; Teacher Arms Weary From
Interpreting Testimony in Unique Suit

Word went flashing through the language
the 2earold dream of the Archibald
the Indiana State School for the Deaf realized
In 1911 Mr. Archibald fertile Brookson
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