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RICH?--POOR?
A Tale of Two Citizens

Two men worked ii the same office One
was an officer, making $500 year. The
other was clerk working for s., $50 year.
The officer was always complaining. I'm
broke" But you never heard any such COM
plant from the clerk.
1t was the painful habit of the officer to
live beyond his income 1t was the cheerful
habit of the clerk to spend little less than
he eaned-and to add small amount to
his Savings Account every month.
It is often true, we find that man cap
able Of earning considerable money will
make dismal failure Of its management.
But we have far more examples of men
and women who know how to handle their
funds wisely and we'll In fact, every
depositor who has Savings Account in this
bank must be, and is, a good manager of
money.
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Museum Devoted to Old Things
Naples has museum devoted to ex-
hibIts of ancient technology, such al
Roman presses, scales, and four knead-
ing devices.
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4IL l.I.LIl.Ll-ILIIIIILIILIIIII-.LllLllII IIlIll-
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DIGGER. ROBERT B-Are SIS years.
1a'rer oi h0Derr and Janet Gail Dug
Gti brother u Mrs.. ada C. GLp-n. Mrs.
G. DarncA and Ms Iona DeNoon.
passed auaF Thursday. Funeral service
Monday. Sept p 80 p u az SHIRLEY
BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. 986 ~ Il-
uols-st followed bv services at The
bloomfield .Irdf Christian Church a.
go ia. Burial at fhe Bloomfield
Cemetery rHrIrrrr frrftrr
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A UT 0 M We
~ Autos for Sale

1884 Auburn 6 Deluxe Sedan SOS
1924 Months 10 Pay.
AbelS-Fink
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RENTALS
Is Furnished Rooms

81 so. CENTRAL. 2s02-Attractve front
room. real home. Suitable / or en-
p.0yec. TA-l6f9
.s2 50. ILLINOIS. So. 726 ? attractive
rooms. modern. private nome, walking
distance. RI-e802.
50. DELAWARE. N. I407-Large. well
iurnished. good bed: private entrance:
walking distance. RI-9267
s.. RANDOLPH. s. IO42-Unusual sleep
ING room, light near bath. good bed.
So So BROADWAY. 2255- Attractive. COM
lortab.e room. next 10 bath. large closet
HE-fI76
ALABAMA. n. 2355-Large front: private
entrance: windows; phone. garage.
CAPITOL 1902 y wel-furnished room
laIse c-o.eL Cheerful home: also 81
CARROLLTON. l555-First floor. front
bedroom, alcoVe private bath. separate
entrance RI-4736.
DELAWARE. ". 2024-Combinatio living
bedroom: front: nicely furnished. Bus
lire HA-432f-J
furnished. Private family. Meals op
tional HA-l767-W
ILLINOIS APARTMENT 624 n Illinois.
APT. ], clean. well furnished room, bath,
hot water.
ILLINOIS. 1890. Mice front rooms
near bath hot water; good heat: phone
ILLINOIS. N 1921 Lovely front ROOM
near bath; hot water; excellent heat.
PARK. 22l4-Beautiful furnished room;
constant hot water: gentleman preferred
Reasonable. HE-4115
PENNSYLVANIA. N. Comfortable
walking distance. RI-5l18.
PENNSYLVANIA. 22O4 N.-Nicely fur
nished near bath. constant hot water
Excellent heat. Phone.
mr. ~rrrrr
light room. private layatory: walking
distance. RI-s765.
RUCKLE 1909 Unfinished large room,
downstairs Hardwood floors. mantel:
private entrance. HE-51l7
TALBoT-AV. n 17l7; APT. C-Lovely
References. Phone.
9TH E. 426-Clean rooms; twin beds: new
nner-sprin g mattresses. 81 and So. RI
1927 E. TENTH ST-Apt. 3-Large. light
room; next bath: gentleman or en-
pioyed lady, reasonable.
Both. W. Delightful front room. con-
slant not water. Gentleman. Private
home Phone.
DESIRABLE room suitable 1 or ?; doctors
home; walking distance. north. RI-2Si7.
LOVELY light bedroom near bath Well
furnished Breakfast optional. Gentle
man preferred. IR-3o58.
LARGE nicely furnished room in quiet
home. Near bath. 1860 Central-av. HA-
1927
Again in 1894 as in l933-The Times
was the Only indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain in want ads.
THE REASON-RESULTS
II Hotels
HOTEI-124 f. New York: modern outside
rooms; 50 up; p 50. from postoffice.
HOTEL FREDERICK-45S E. Washington
ST: clean rooms. $3.50 week and up.
thinning wafer. tubs. ShOWerS
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VIAL STATISTIC


LAfAus
Girls
Harold and Edna Garrett 6 Whittier
Fcros and Dorothy Edwards. Methodist
1A
rs-seI and Dorothy sp.vey Methodist
= r.al
wsras and Maxine Ciarson. Methodist
Hospital
ur.rrr- and Rosemary Ra-ener. Method
Be- Hospital
afax and KAY Cure.tz. Methodist Hospi-
ta
Bows
LOUIS and Joan Stevens. Methods, Hos
2. a.
Roral and Frances Devaney. Methodist
u I-H.-a.-
Pt4p AID Anna Rech. Methodist Hos
p.
FRANCIS and Mildred Rless. Methodist
J. rtal
EDDIE and Tae.ma Hemby Methods.
Hospital
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In all indianapolis. no buy like this
Think of buying 4 complete rooms of
price. just see what this outfit in
cludes. Everything complete. Nothing
else TO buy. FREE delivery. You would
expect to pay $500 for similar merchan-
disc. Hurry for yours. Just limited
quantity
People from all over Indiana have
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INSTRUCTI0 MS

DO YOU REALIZE what It means 70 nave
guaranteed position7 We guarantee a
position 20 any one we accept Shorthand
accounting comp dicta phone. typing
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI9535
ENTER THIS WEEK You may start al
once. Or Sept dav or night. CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE Architects and
B.-rn-. BIZ IL-aa2l
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
/ Death Notices


fa'nar % ho1er. ana Janet Gail Dug
htt Ni .t.er u MIS- ADA C. GLp-n. Mrs.
G. DarncA and Mrs Iona DeNoon
Etsafd away Thursday. Funeral service
MONDAY SEP. p $3.50 q. m. az SHIRLEY
BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. 9f6 n. mi
H.5omae.d I'D, Ch-.-.is nee cb,'reb me ne
800 % 10. Burial at fhe Bloomfield
cemetery Friends invited.
CRtEN. RRIDGET-Beioved wife Of
III C.ermonf Ina Tnrrrdsv sent s .
D. m FRIENDS NAV cau at the FEFNFY
y FEFNET FUNERAL HOME. 1899 n
Merldiau-st. Funeral MONDAY sept O.
$50 e. m- at the funeral nome CLOCK
S. AnthOnTs Church. Burial PIttsboro
Ind.
Cr.r're 3 f<or'tzr- ~,ct1e- NJ
Rorth7 r Ffgfrr and rrre Nf-~tfe pet
Ter and sister Of Mamie Miller. passed
sor-lccs 9ll be held al the VALID FU-
NERAL HOME IfNols al lftn-st. Satur-
cav afternoon. Sept T. AT O'Clock.
Burial washington PARK Cemetery
FRIENDS invited
POWERS. IDA K.-Age So wears. beloved
Helen siren Detroit Mich and .rosep6ine
N. 81 81 re.idence. s3 So Wepho oiI
street. Funeral Monday. $50 a. m at
taa residence. Q a IN. 81 Patrick Church.
FRIENDS invited Burial Holy Cross Gene
Fllenes may cal al tne Iesidence
SERVICE
PTRDY. ANNA AGE II bcIoved wife Of
arlington a PurdY and mother Of
F-ofc A. and Earl Purdv, ana sister OF
Alfs- Jennie Van Bruaac4 passed away
InurscaE Funeral from SHIRLEY
ht.D9- ttN ltAL 1hAFhLs 54b n; M
l..ls-Se' 'elul uaB- s = r. FllenuS IN
lleo- a.litl CIqNh PAN fflehGS may
'al- 40 .-s ,lapei amer noon ffloay-
81 HELLNCHMiDI, ALVIN B.-PaSsed
away .n DAYTON. Sept. g. He is sur
tltea nF hls NicoW. LeIitia Schell-
eD..ii.t.' tNo nat-l eI s., Betty SeheA-
Htli-ig. aho Als, j. l. Mount ana l"o
sons tlclatd and AVN, one grandson
tletoly scoit aI OF Indianapolis, MS
iNa.i.'f MIS- conrad Sclel.cnmidt. ana
one nlothet. Eldcn oI H. WAYNE. SerE-
1rC7-@@r-.9r3ys laE5,E" q 20 buchanan
20 ~ - s-. ~ y ~ -
Sr,-r- ,re-,,tt- ,s 49, 60. - t s1iiS
T5 800 III %. - .,.- 20 . nv, - 4. M.
-'"s .4 o. ''o --io- t"Ai5 N"5
sNl III. MARY CARoLiNE-Age 81. widow
el 4 Lewis Smlin ana mother OF
b-aucne Jones. EtneI hewitt. Mafy
I-np ana iitlo.q s71lil n D., SISTER on LEWIS
ANtN. EIancmolner 81 hugh hyie R9pp.
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TRADE in your ola washer. radio or re-
irigerator on a new one. Double allow
anCe this month. [. z. terms.
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NJ E r C H AN Disc
35 Household Goods

STATE FAIR special. beautiful modern ice
refrigerator. 3-inch insulation l00-lb
only. POLAR ICE {, FUEL CO 1000
Northwestern. 1902 s. Easiest 1902 W.
Mich st
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HELP WAHTE
IL Help Wanted-FemaIe

HOUSEKEEPER-You lady experienced.
good cook MRS. JOHN PRICE. r. r
s. Elw0od. Ind
GOOD COOK with general housework. ref
erenccs with application. state wages
WITH reply. Address Box L-34i. Times.
OFFICE assistant credit Office experience.
5000 tTpist. Apply in writing. giving
reference past places OF employment.
Corresp ondence kept in confidence.
INN Boz K-4nfi.
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81 BUICK sedan. sacrifice. terms
CENTRAL BUICK co.
$50 n Meridian II-fQQS
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

$3.50: sANGsTER. 4325-2-room furnished
cottage. Electricity. garage; adults. HU-
259e
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AUTO observation-disclosures s2s5 up
LANE SERVICE. 1928 E. 10th cH-o2is.
WIsHMIRE MOTOR SERVICE All kinds
general repairing. 44Sl Rockyille-rd.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
Want Ads Will Find Tenant for That Vacant House or Apamen
S W A PS

/ TRADE in your ola washer. radio or re-
irigeTator on new one. Double allow
STE ais R R256 1856 N Penn S oBan
evenings.
ELECTRIC refrigerator: used: guaranteed.
very large, ideal for tavern or hambur-
ger stand $50 installed. ROMER. loo
S Meridian.
BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine. late
style. VIII take tires and hot water
heater as part payment. 28l8 Cornell-av.
$50 FOR YOUR OLD ICE BOX
electric. refrigerator. $50 So less $50 You
pay 500 so, terms. r. &, r. STORES, 225
E. Wash.-st. open ewes
wood or cash RI-2O92. MR.. MARCY.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home.
allows you cheaper price. Cash or? DR.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN
Complete wheel change over for Chevro-
let. oversize your tires. Increase the rid
FlREsTONE SERVICE STORE, corner
Mich. & Della. See Mr.. Patton.
CASH for doughnut machine. State kind
and price. A. NJ. PEACHER. 1884 Wa
bash-st. Terre Haute.
| and paint; Sis; cash or trade. 53s
! Luett after D. m
CARPENTRY. painting for hillside lot or
! down payment suburban. IR7546.
/ 27-ACRE farm. IL miles south North
Salem: good buildings: for few acres
within 10 miles West indianapolis. $50
Luett.
EQUITY in 1880 Chevrolet coach for coal
or what? 1888 Prospectst.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN
Complete wheel change over for Ford,
oversize your tires. Increase the riding
comfort Of your car. Liberal terms.
FIRESTONE SERVICE STORE cor Mich.
& Della. See Mr.. Patton.
MONUMENTAL WORK and cash for late
model car Call HA-0327-M. evenings.
TO TRADERS@I1 you can not nno
what YOU desire IN the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter RI-5551
anC we will attempt to arrange a trade
for YOU from Swaps advertisements pre-
viously published There Is nc charge
for This service
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Il Situations Wanted
JUST 2Oc A DAY

io-Torc sc Kill appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with order Come 10 The Times Office. ala
" Maryland. one square from Illinois and
WashingtOn-sts down Kentucky av and let
as helm gou reruFe a lob
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YOCUM HAND LAUNDRY. TA-2326.
Laundry work: pickup. delivery; refer
ences. reasonable.
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R E N T AIS
II Hotels

wAssHINGToN.sT. W. s5e-Room. double.
/ SOC. single. 35c. Housekeeping. 81 wk-
Sleeping $3.50. Call phone.
HOTEL ANTLERS
orers all comforts Ultra MODEM note
s ssn n E: 2s g daV $40 week
Is Housekeeping Rooms
81. 50: sANGsTER. 4325-2-room furnished
cottage. Electricity. garage; adults. HU-
81 So 50. So 50. 81: NEW JERSEY. n. s3l
! Nicely furnished l and room apart
I SO OOA COMPLETELY furnished modern
room. utilities furnished. 1857 W. 3lst
$500 E. llTH-2 large rooms over
stuffed. real home; good heat. HA-
s. Oo-NICELY furnished 2 rooms; private
! entrance garage. 1912 S. Randolph.
/ ALABAMA N lO19-Nice front room and
kitchenette. Private entrance. Garage.
| Prefer employed.
ALBANIA. n, -i. FURNISHED Isl ! & 2:
splendid heat for winter.
I CARROLLTON 1902 rooms, everything
furnished in-a-door bed; private en-
trance; $3.50. HE-44O6
DELAWARE, n. 2oO4- Bed-sitting room:
kitchen Frigidaire privileges
LEXINGTON-AV. 142l-Nicely furnished g.
room modern apartment. Private en-
trance.
LOCKERBIE 5l6-2-room apt. furnished:
close in. reasonable
24l5 E. MICHIGAN-Clean furnished
rooms: private bath; sink, entrance; de-
sirable location.
NEW JERSEY. N, 22s-Sleeping and
housekeeping rooms hot, cold water;
-
NEW JERSEY. N. 95O-Single rooms So
$3.50 Private entrance; water; newly
furnished.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2o42-Cheerful front
room kitchenette. furnished. newly dec
Grated. good bed, private entrance.
/ ORANGE-ST 1928 nice rooms: modern:
sink. front and back porch, garage.
PARK. 1872 nice rooms and kitchen
cites: modern; walking distance.
soUTHEAsTERN-Av, 1523-Fronto room &
kitchenette; steam heat: also rooms
private entrance: garage.
WALNUT. E. 115-3 rooms and private
bath. SIS wk. See housekeeper in base
LOVELY WOODRUFF. SOB M DR.-Cozy
4io8. ' pms
WOODRUFF PL.. 915 MIDDLE-DR--2-
/ room monern; downstairs: complete
kitchen: front and back entrances. CHI
NINTH. E. 616-2-room furnished apart
ment and kitchenette. Private bath and
perch. First Floor.
11TH-ST. TIT E.-2-room apartment. mod
ern; LIST floor; private entrance; very
reasonable. LI-1005
2IST. W 451a-1 unfinished room and
kitchenette; utilities; So mo. rooms
furnished or unfurniShed: utilities:
reasonable: adults.
29TH. W. 1923 rooms, clean. nicely
furnished: private bath and entrance.
Reasonable.
WILL share home with employed or middle
aged couple. 1705 ~ Tacoma.
/ Broom apartment and bath: unfur
nished. Utilities; nice yard. 1924
Orange-st
| NICELY furnished room; suitable or 2;
breakfast or housekeeping privileges OPP
tional. everything furnished; reasonable.
LILO W 34th-St.
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Again In 1884 as in lss3-The Times
was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain In want ads.
TIE REAsON-REsuLTs
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10 Rooms with Board

HAMILTON, N. 1033-Front room; excel
lent meals; laundry; private entranoe
S5.75. s675. CH-2616-R.
18TH. W. 125O-Large room: next BATH
real home; l or 2. Meals optional. Ia
689l
26TH. 80 W.-Nicely furnished room: home
cooking; hot water; pricileges HA-0284
VERY attractive room. modern home;
homelike; privileges; no other roomers.
l or 2 BE-0791-M
ROOM. private home: teachers or gentle
men; board. garage optional; references.
IR-343G
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Furniture Buyers
% 80 g G. &
k% s al. OI0 %s

WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
Mr. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
CASH-FOr any amount OF furniture.
Prompt service. 1888 College. HE-503S
BUY whole mouse OF odd piece OF furn..
pianos. etc MR. WERELEY HU-7274
Call Rl-G469tFS0g5. s,oD.. fa sloi6,ns
YOU nave for sale Calls answered promptly
TJ-0271 We pay more EXCHANGE
- FURN CO. 304 E Wash
WE BUY WE SELL WE TRADE
Call T.L0S30 Far best prices and
quick services for any
amount OF furniture rugs and stoves
CT0RI Don't Sell Your Furniture
OiO JHI Until You Call Us
Also MOving-CH-0976
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Instructions
Laundry

YOUR credit is good; paw after gradua-
ton Position guaranteed. ROYAL
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 40l Roosevelt Bldg
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Furniture Repair
General Auto Repairing

GENERAL overhauling; tops and seat COW
ers HERB G. ROEDER. 10 E. loth-st.
LISTS
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StOve-Furnace
Typewriters

GAS stoves connected, $50: furnace coil
furnished. installed. So CH-5l5s
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MachiniSts
Mattresses, Made Over

GEO j. EGENOLF-Machinists. Special
izing, printing and special machinery.
81 w Snufh-Sf IlI-6212
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Funeral Homes

JOHN HOFFNIAN-Excavatin remodelinE
1925 y. James. Estimates given Tree
CE-0T1e
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DESIRABLE room suitable l or ?: doctors
home; walking distance. north. RI-2Si7
LOVELY light bedroom. near bath. Well
furnished Breakfast optional. Gentle
man nreferred. IR-3o53
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Concrete
Contracting


CHIMNEY, stuccoing. cement. caulking
rooftng.' guttering. cistern repairs. T.
: WISHER. CH-07l6-W.
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Furnace Service

refine YOUR old furnace bowls; save
money. Furnace Man. HE-2565. TA-5S29
HAWKINS STEEL FURNAcES-Parrs Re-
pairs. AL makes HOOSIER FOUNDRY
CO Chiefs.
FURNACE REPAIRS-Au makes. cleaning.
Boiler grsteS. 1DEAL-ESCOL CO.,
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IUWIHN- IDA k--Age % VcaTs beI0Vcd
wife ~ John F. Powers mother Of Mrs
Helen STREET. Detroit. Mich. and Josephine
Powers. passed away Thursday. 8.45
g. ~. ~ the residence. SD Weghorst
street. Funeral Monday. $50 a. m at
tle residence a m 81 Patrick Church.
Friends invited Burial Holy Cross Gene
terry. Friends NAV call 7t the residence
after noon Saturday. q r. HERMANN
SERVICE
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AUT o M We
M E r C H A N D Isl

35 Household Goods
The Washington times., 1935-07-12
MASSEY K. O.'S MASCIA

BROOKLYN, N. Y, July II
(U.PO.-Lew Massey, 1871, Phila-
delphia, knocked out Pete Mascia,
1875, V:'illiamSburgh, in SIS seconds
of the second round of a SEIZED
uled hereunder at Fort Hamilton
tonight. A straight right to the
jaw did the trick.
The Washington times., 1935-07-12
RESORTS
Scotch Delighted
With Budapest

Evert Barger, a Scotch journal.
sit who recently visited Buda.
pest, the capital Of Hungary,
writes in the Edinburgh Scotch
man that Budapest is less ex.
pensive than any other European
city Of the same size. Winning and
dining in style, amusements, night
clubs, excursions and bathing in
the curative springs Of Budapest
cost little. In addition. foreign
currencies are exchanged at IS
per cent above the official rate.
The increase last year in the
thrifty Scotch visitors was 80 per
cent, and this season there has
been an even larger jump in their
number, according to figures pub
lished by the Hungarian Tourist
Information Bureau.
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HELD IN CAR DEATH

NORFOLK, Va, July IL (Spe-
ciaD George Krebs. Of Charles
ton, w. Va, was today held for
the Grand Jury on a charge o.
manslaughter growing out OF the
death of Ohio Samuel Shafer, OF
Roanoke xhere July 4.
The Washington times., 1935-07-12
CO[ORED READY
FOR SHR|NERS

WaShington's colored Shriners,
knights TemplarS and Order Of
Isis, preparing for their thirty
fifth annual convention here, be-
ginning August 10, have adopted a
tentative program.
On Sunday, August 10, point
memorial services Of the Imperial
Council and Grand Encampment
of the Knight TemplarS will be
held at 8 p. m. Monday, at 10 a.
m, there will be a joint public
reception followed at noon by the
opening of the twenty-fifth annual
session of the Imperial Court of
Daughters Of Isis. Tuesday, AL
gust 20, opening session of the
Knight Templars, Holy Royal
Arch MaSons and Templar CruSa.
ders.
Wednesday the grand parade at
2:30 p. m will be followed by a
competitive drill at 4:30 and the
grand ball Of the Knight Templars
at night. Thursday there will be
a field day program and g. meeting
of the grand masters council. Ses-
sionS will be concluded Friday,
when a sightseeing trip has been
planned.
approximately 5000 visitors and
delegates are expected. This will
be the first time in several years
that the convention has been held
in this city.
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DC. UNIVERSITY
WOMEN PLAN
TEA MONDAY

The schedule for the Washing
ton branch of the American Asso-
citation Of University Women for
the next two weeks was announced
today.
The members of the local branch
will meet in the lounge of the club
house, 1884 I st. N. W., Monday
at 4:30 p. m. for tea. Mary Vac.
cara and Laura Silsby will act as
hostesses and Sara Lerch will be
in charge of music.
Bridge Party Thursday
Members of the junior group Of
the organization will hold a din
ner bridge party Thursday at $3.50
p. m. at the club house, with Sara
Moser as hostess.
One week from tonight the Fri
day evening duplicate contract
group will meet at the home of
DR.. Louise Taylor Jones, in Vir-
GINA. Mrs. Warner j. OLeary
will be the leader in the game.
Mrs. F. E. Edgington will re.
view 1.-The House Divided" before
the regular weekly book review
section Of the organization on
Thursday, July Is, at II a. m. in
the club house.
The Washington times., 1935-07-12
'SPUD' GROWERS
PRESS BILL

PAINTER, Va, July 12.-An ap-
peal to President Roosevelt for
prompt action" on the Warren
bill, favorably reported by the
House A 6 ricultural Committee
without a recommendation to the
rules committee for immediate
consideration, was sent to the
White House today by striking
potato growers of the Virginia
Eastern Shore.
The group, which on Wednesday
sent Representative Otis Bland,
Of Virginia, telegram signed by
375 farmers asking speed on the
bill, today told the President they
noticed the agricultural commit.
tees failure to ask for a rule to
get the measure before the House.
The committee approved the bill
by a 12-to-1O vote.
The Washington times., 1935-07-12
500 LOSE JOBS
ON MIRA STAFF

Administrator O'Neill disclosed
today that 600 NRA employees have
been dismissed in the reduction
program. He said that a sub
stantial number of the en-
ployes had been placed in other
agencies, but that the majority
had not.
Defending the submission of
employees names to various Dem
ocratic Senators, Mr.. O'Neill said
his action followed Investigations
where he received valuable infor-
nation about the dependents and
financial situation of the workers.
He said that the lists, which
were given to the Senators so they
could check the employees they
thought should remain, were in,
tended primarily to secure as
much intimate information about
employees needs as was possible.
The Washington times., 1935-07-12
EX-MINISTER DIES

TOKYO, Friday, July IL.
Masami Oishi, 81, minister of COM
merce and agriculture in the
Okuma cabinet during the Meiji
era, died here today.