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DEBATE TEAMS
To MEET WITH
COACHES DEC. 6
Purdue to Play Host to
Annual High School
Conference.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 21.-In-
diana high school debaters and
coaches are to meet at Purdue Dec.
and 7 for the sixth annual High
School Debate Conference, P. E..
Lull, university speech division head
announced today.
Following registration at noon
Friday, the visitors are to be guests
at an intercollegiate debate between
Indiana and Purdue teams. The
question is: Resolved, That medical
care should be made available to
all citizens at public expense" An
analysis Of the debate is to be given
by Prof. A. Craig Baird, Iowa Uni
versity debate director. District
meetings will follow.
The annual conference banquet,
at which Maj. Norman Imrie, Co.
lumbuS, o., will speak on Victory
by Surprise" is to be held Friday
night at the Memorial Union ball
room. The Purdue Concert Choir.
directed by Albert P. Stewart, will
sing and the group later will attend
a Forensic Frolic' by the Purdue
Playshop in Eliza Fowler Hall.
Saturdays program includes
coaches meeting with talks by Prof.
Myron Phillips, Wabash College, and
l.. S. Winch, Purdue. Following
campus tour, the debaters are to
hear an expert discussion of state
medicine. DR.. Morris Fishbein.
American Medical Association Jour-
nal editor and daily health column
ISL for The indianapolis Times, will
attack the proposal. A second speak
er, not yet selected, will reply in
defense.
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Deaths

Don Donald Kord,. 2, at Christian, strepto-
Harry Edgar thinner, 40, at 4551 Cen
tral, coronary occlusion
Oh G1eoTge Andrews, 70, at Methodist
Jean Lauvana Cooke, 2e, at City, tuber-
Eliot T, oburn, 81, at 1925 Guilford
;, Calvin Long, rs, at 100 Minkner, cere-
John David Henderson, So at Veterans
mitral insufficiency
Anna G. Foster. 50, at as4 N. Belle vieu-
pl. cerebral hemorrhage
Sarah Jeffries, 40, At City, cerebral
Frederick, A. Doll, SO, at 726 Riley, cere.
bral thrombosis
Alonzo' V. Curry, ga. at 1921 schofield
lobar pneumonia
Frank Thomas. 50, at 1713 Naomi
chronic myocarditis
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ENROLL MENTS
IN RED CROSS
TAKING Squirt
List Firms Reporting 100
Per Cent or Better as
Gain Becomes General.

Increased enrollments in the
American Red Gross in Marion
County were reported today by Mrs.
Wolf Sussman, industrial division
chairman.
Firms reporting 100 per cent or
larger enrollments are:
Railroadmen'S Building and Saw
ings Association, the Bookwalter-
Ball reathouse Printing Co., and
the Banner Whitehill Co. All en-
ployes of the Colonial Furniture Co.
are reported enrolled.
Chief Morrissey said the public
employees division will have in
creased memberships in both the
police and fire departments.
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Ford branch building. The actors
were members of the service and
sales departments of the Indianap-
oils branch of the Ford Co. and
included George Cass, M. K. Cant,
G.. A. Wilson, r. H. Smith, C. Loeb,
M w. Demaree, H. C. White, Ed
BiSinger, F. K. Butler, w. T. Lewis,
F. Christopher, G. L. Dryer, P. V.
Du Bots, R. Fellers and K. Canaan.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Chevrolet Body Corp, $50, install cleo
SOFTEN Cafe, 1913 Col!age, SIS. new
Standard Oil Co. Goth and Northwestern.
$4,000 build filling station
STANDARD Oil Co., 49th and College, $500,
repair filling station.
Samuel Feldman, 1902 E. Market, 500,
general repairs.
Mrs. Leo P. GrigSby. 841 N Chester,
$50. alterations and repairs to garage
Pike Realty Co.. 5845 N New jersey.
ing.
Pike Realty Co.. 5845 N. New Jersey,
5000, two-car garage.
500, repair warehouse roof
India Penn Oil Co.. 2l02 S. Harding,
$1,000 install three-gasoine tanks
Irvington Laundry, 5642 E Washington.
5000, new sign.
Edwin E. Thompson 1929 Guilford $500.
rerO0f
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Wayne McMahan, 80, of 1862 N. Illinois,
St l dF go12 agent, and Dorothy Wright
Gail Collier, %, Shirley. mill worker and
Emma Emma Wade, 10, r. r. l, Box II; beauti-
Randall Beinke, 81, of 3O4 N. Gladstone
aV. m9chanician, and Ruhama Rose. IT,
Jefferson Apartments, housekeeper.
George Griffin, 30 Veterans Hospital.
me attendant, and Maud Nelson, 40, of
Earl Sanborn, %, of 1913 w. 21st-st. con-
SSt6r r[l and Opal stambro, 10, of 24O4 E.
Oscar Doll, Is, Of 1926 N. 1llinois-st ice
man, and Catherine Antrim, %, of 2727 N.
1llinois-st, stenographer
=; James Etter, q, Fort Benjamin Har-
E. 58th-st, maid 49, "a
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BRAZIL-John H. Ries. II. Survivors
Widow. .Stacie; sens Edgar and Ebeart
sisters, Mrs. Ella HAYNES and Mrs. Minnie
Berghoff; brothers, Jacob, George. Arthur
and Edward Ries
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LOGANSPORT-John A Fettig, rs Sur
Mrs, Marie Bantam and Mrs. Margaret
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This is the doll officially en-
dorsed by Shirley and her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Tenn
pie. You get Shirley Temple
button with each doll insuring
you that it is the only genuine
Shirley Temple Doll.
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WASHINGTON-Mrs. Laura McCleskey
Smith, 76 Survivors: Widower,. Horace;
Sons. Thomas, Carl, Russell and Samuel
II. Smith; daughters, Mrs. Maude Kuhn
and Mrs. Carrie Robinson
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81 Help Wanted, Male

MEN 70 sell United and Texide blades
OPFENHEIM CO. l45 S. H.. Indpls.. Ind
WANTED-Batterv salesman. must have
car or truck. Apply 1858 W. Washington
MUSICIANS Banjo violin sax. drums
accordion. etc Times Box l52
OFFICE BOY for temporary position Must
be neat appearing Give age and school
ing IN your application. Address Box
1913 Times
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Births
Bows

Boys
Mark, Pearl Jones, Community.
Virgil, Iva Billiard 1858 Union.
James, Mabel Russell, Coleman
PrentiSS, Juanita Eastman. Coleman
Arnold, jeanette Humston Coleman.
Donald, Gertrude Smith Coleman.
Louis, Mary Rice, 523 Parker.
Esta, Mae Young 1923 Christian.
Fred, Mabel Whitaker Coleman.
Leslie, Mary Wright, Coleman.
John, Charlotte Alexander, Coleman.
Dan, Mary Dimmett Coleman.
Stanley, Irene Hardin, Coleman.
Horace, Edna Lands. Coleman.
Arthur, Irene Letter. Coleman.
Walter, Alma Moneymaker. Coleman.
Ralph, Ruth Popplewen, Coleman,
John, Lottie Wiese, Coleman.
James, 1nez Scott, 3715 E. Walnut.
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GROUP ARRANGES PARTY
Jiederkranz Entertainment Will Be
Held Sunday at Hall.

Held Sunday at Hall.
indianapolis Liederkranz is to give
an entertainment Sunday night in
Liederkranz Hail. 1417 E. Washing
ton-st. Selections are to be given
by the Liederkranz male quartet and
the Leiderkranz male chorus of so.
Hans Haberl is in charge.
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| II d Elk

l ANNOUNCEMENTS
2 CARDS OF THANKS
3 DEATHS-FUNERA
4 FLORISTS
5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
6 IN MEMORIAMS
LODGE NOTICES
8 MONUMENTS
9 LOST AND FOUND
10 NOTICES
II PERSONALS
70 TRANSPORTATION
10 BUSINESS SERVICES
IA SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTIONS
20 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
81 HELP WANTED, MALE
% SALESMEN-AGEN
% SITUATIONS. FEMALE
"a SITUATIONS, MALE
Is INSTRUCTIONS FOR EMPL.
% MOVING AND STORAGE,
30 ROOMS FOR RENT
81 ROOMS WITH BOARD
% HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
q q A lRlRFs uNFuRN.
80 HOUSES, UNFINISHED
36 FURNISHED PLACES
81 OFFICES-DESK SPACE
80 RENT SUBURBAN. FARMS
80 BUSINESS PROPERTY
30 WANTED TO RENT
As BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
80 SCI RlI1ES
Al HOUSES AND LOTS
48 SALE SUBURBAN. FARMS
40 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
SO ACREAGE FOR SALE
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
S. BEER EQUIPMENT
Sc WEARING APPAREL
81 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
So MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SO RADIOS, MUSICAL NEEDS
60 FARM AND GARDEN
81 PETS AND BIRDS
81 HORSES AND CATTLE
63 POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
81 SWAPS
65 WANTED 10 BUY
sc FURNITURE BUYERS
81 CASH COAL MART
70 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
II TRUCKS AND factors
Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
70 WANTED AUTOMOBILES
IA BICYLES-REPAIRS
78 PERSONAL PROP. LOANS
70 PERSONAL LOANS
80 AUTO LOANS
81 PUBLIC AUCTIONS
80 LEGALS
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% Situations, Female

GOVERNESS Swell educated References
ca0ab.e. Willing 10 travel. Box 100
Times
DAY or week work for ladies; common
labor for men; day or week. General
house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER. INC. LI-5s6O.
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3 Dedths-Funerals

band Of Fife and father Of Mrs. Nellie
Brown. william. leopard Mrs Ruth
SS roher of ana A6drs Mri Lela Wog
residence 1905 W 28jhst -'is SATURDAY IT. d .H
p n. Friends invited Friends NAV cali
SHIRLEY SERVICE.
MARTIN. 4. E.-Father OF Harold and
Raymond Of Detroit Mich. and Howard
OF indianapolis. brother of John Martin.
B RI5nSahfe ma lt M S55 Ma Al0eT5 Aet Of
OF indianapolis. passed away at the
FI f,1S 81 ms B SOP n " DStroL Service
5TniuaG a. s CLOCK. Burial Corwn Hill
oBURN, ELIOT T-4925 Guilford-av
DIED late Tuesday age 81 Survived bv
WldoW, daughter. Mrs R. H Thompson
ana sons Samuel j.. Hugh N, Charles
Frlcay 100 p. m. at FLANNER & BIZ
CHANAN MORTUARY. Burial CrnWn
Hill. Friends invited. =
SIMMONS, ELIzA-of 1875 Dorman-st he
eyed mother Of Wallace Simmons and
ence Simmons, Unionvine, Ind. passed
away Wednesday, Nov 90 Friends may
GslI IA at The W aao 7 IB3LASENGYM FUNERAL
PARLORS 1928 Shelby-St, after p m
Thursday Funeral Friday, 10 a. m.
Burial Unionville, Ind.
SURBER, VIOLET (nee DEAN - Entered
into rest Tuesday, 1880 D. m, age %
". MOORE FUNERAL PARI ORS. 2O5O
E M1ilchlgG9ln ,,, and at Brooksbure
urday 10 a m. Madison Ind papers
VAN CLEAvE, CHARLES M.-Father Of
Mrs. j. B. flanagan and Mrs. J. R Nc
Mutt passed away Thursday Friends
may call a the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Services and burial at
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Announcement
Of time later.
WEILACHER, ANDREW-Age "a, passed
away suddenly al his residence 1917 Eng
SHAY, Wednesday afternoon. He is
survived by sister Anna Schaefer Flu
neral services Saturday, p. m, at the
KRIEGER FUNERAL HOME. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends invited.
ZIMMER II. EDGAR-Husband of Margaret
Rurt7 thinner and father OF Margaret
and Jane thinner, passed away Tuesday
morning. Services at FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Friday. II a. m
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

uncorrect addresses frequently are given
10 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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Rent Rooms, Situations Wanted
Minimum Charge-12 words
u words, one day ............ 24c
II words, four days TIC
(you pay for only -
IL words, seven days ........ 81. 20
(you pay for only 81
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FORD DEALERS MEET

Service and Sales Department Pre-
sents Four-Ac PlayIet.
A unique way CT telling story
was portrayed to 600 Indianapolis
Ford dealers and visiting members
of the Ford overseas organization in
a four-act playlet this afternoon.
The theater was set up in the
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I Announcements

CHAMPIONSHIP CAT SHOW
Given by the Hoosier Cat Club at the
Athenaeum, Dec. and 8. Entries close
ton call IR-35q1
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9 Lost and Found


BALLOON tire bicycle; Al condition; SIS.
1898 S. Senate.
LOST-Pair Of glasses in Amidst post
office Tuesday. Reward. WA3230.
LOST-Sunday, beagle hound; name Rudy;
pet; reward. DR-7817-3.
REWARD for black Persian cat, Dusty;
lost vicinity Brookside Park. 1918 Hous-
ton, CH-2099-M
LOST-Saturday afternoon on Washing
ton-St, white gold wrist watch. owners
name on back. Reward. WA-O563
LOST-Fox Terrier white, brown, short
tail, brown ears, white nose. Name
jerry CH-1643. Reward.
LOST-Part collie and shepherd dog; yell
low. white neck and face; flop ear.
Bessie" tag No, 1925. Reward. IR
1898,
LOST-Wrist watch mans white gold
"Laco," corner Market and Illinois-sts,
Thursday morning; reward. Times
Box 1879
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WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are sold by THE
WORD. You do not pay for part of a
line but ONLY for the number of
words used
This arrangement makes Times
Want Ads, more than ever, the
economy Wants Ads of indianapolis.
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TIMES
ECONOMY
WANT ADS
Cost Less-Produce Best
Phone RI ley 5551
n E w L O w
WANT AID RATES

Regular Classihcations
Minimum Charge-10 Words
10 words, one day ......,..3 SOC
10 words, four days ...........9 0c
(you pay for only -
10 words, seven days .....S1.50
(you pay for only 81
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81 Rooms Nth Board

BELEFONTAINE. 1421-Elderly lady; room.
board; light household duties: more as
companion.
CONGRESS. 1457-Child to years to
board; good home; near school. TA5660.
JEFFERSON N, 235-Nicely furnished
room; good meals; gentleman preferred.
CH-2993
OXFORD, N, 540-Large front. warm,
corner room; twin beds; private; gentle
men, CH-3966.
WASHINGTON. 3l45 Zone or more;
meals; downstairs; next to bath: SIS.
CH-1175
WASHINGTON BLVD, 2814-Attrac' i've
room private home; good meals very
reasonable. TA-4893.
LITTLE GIRL to board. Pre-school age.
81 VIZ. 1901 Ingram-st. CH-0521 n.
CHILD to room and board good home:
mothers care; reference. HA-2347-W.
61OO BLOCK College. 6-rm., two-st0ry
single modern: good condition; cash.
Call HU-7891 after D. m.
BOARD CHILDREN-Moth care: near
school: modern private home; S. wk.
437 Fulton-St
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80 Housekeeping Rooms

IS .5O-NEW JERSEY, N, 16O6--Neatly iur-
nished, rooms; full kitchen; steam
heat; garage.
ALABAMA. sos Mclean Housekeeping
rooms, $3.50 up; Phone furnace heat.
CAPITOL N, s663-Cozy, furnished front
apartment: clean nice home: utilities:
garage. HA2694R.
CAPITOL, 174o M clean furnished front
Fpeoms' ad efetriGa "a 2qpeefsTgeraion steam
cARROLLToN; 223o-2 lovely furnished
rooms up; 2226 Carrollton down; good
CARROLLTON. 1926 connecting front
rooms; furnished; good heat utilities
private entrance. LI-9403.
MERIDIAN 16o11a So large rooms fac
ing street; utilities furnished. Private
entrance.
NEW JERSEY, N. 226-sleeping and
no rooms steam heat; hot
NEW JERSEY, N. I215-2-room apart
ment; private entrance: good heat; hot
NEW JERSEY N, 517-Room. next bath.
laVatory, radio in room. Walking dis
lance. Phone.
PARK, 1O23-Downstairs front Groom
apartment: sink; splendid heat parking
space. LI-9542
PARK, 806-1 large room. furnished nice:
also sleeping room. parking space. Phone
STATE N, 425-s3.75; 2 rooms; utilities
furnished; near bath; private entrance
Parking space.
WALNUT. E, 115--3 rooms, private path,
first floor. See housekeeper in basement
WOODRUFF PLACE, S91, M DR-Largc
room, nicely furnished next bath; priv
ate entrance; phone.
WOODRUFF, 1856 W. Dr.-Attractive 3
room apartment. Private bath and en-
trance; sink; warm: phone. built-in fea-
lures. Adults.
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n Situations, Male
JUST zoe A DAY

u 70 LUC A LA
A 1o-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with order Come to The Times office 2l4
w. MARYLAND. one square from Illinois anG
Washington-sts down Kentucky-av and let
us help YOU secure a lob
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; DeQthS-FunernLs

indianapolis Times, Thursday Nov. 81. 1885
BARNES. EDWIN J.-Beloved father of
Mrs. Florence Darnell and Mrs Anna L.
wheeler. passed away Tuesday evening
Nov. 10. age 70 years. Funeral services
will be held at the residence 102 S.
Neal-av. Friday afternoon Nov % at
100 o'clock and at the Washington
Street Presbyterian Church. Miley-av
and Westinghouse at o'clock Burial
Washington Park Cemetery. Friends
invited. VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BUNTE. ANNA ELIZABETH FAHRBACH-
Age IS years, beloved sister OF Mrs A G.
Wocher, NJ. Gorge Fahrbach and Mrs
Laura Schoenberger. passed away
Wednesday. Nov 20. at II IS D. m. at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Schoen-
berger. 6046 College-ay Friends may
call at the KRIEGER FUNERAL HOME.
l+O2 n. 1lInois-st. any time Friday aft
ern0on or evening. Funeral services pri-
vate. Saturday. Nov. %.
HOFFMEISTER, CsROLINE-8l Years. be-
loved mother OF Mrs. James j. Tracy,
Otto Albert and Herman Hofmeister.
passed away at the residence of daugh-
ter, 23z2 S. Pennsylvania-st, Wednesday
1850 a. m. Funeral Friday. Nov %. 2
p. m, at the above address. Burial
Crown Hill Friends invited c. H
HERMANN SERVICE.
KLEE. CLARA CLARY-Wife OF A. P. Klee,
passed away at Miami Fla Nov 90
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Time later.
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6 In MemOrian1s

RIETEL-In loving memory of our mother
Leona Reitel, who passed away Nov. 81
1884, one year ago today.
One year has passed since that sad day
When one we loved was called away
God took her home-it was His will:
Within our hearts she liveth still
From Husband and FanlilV
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p Instructions for Enlpl,
80 Rooms for Rent

BE a beauty operator: paw as you learn
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 40l Roosevelt
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$50: PARKER. 623-Modern 3-bedroom
Goub!e; re-painted: garage; near st.
Philips
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State Deaths

NORTH LIBERTY-Fred Schraeder, 70,
Survivors, Daughters. Mrs. E. o. Snethen
and Mrs. George Anderson; sons, Herbert,
Walter and Clifford; brother, Ed
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II Personals

SF COEtCkES
HENNA- PACK or bleach touch-up, CSC ca
Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt-bdg
GUARANTEED copies made from any pic
ture. PLATT STUDIOS, 703 Roosevelt
bldg.
I WILL not be responsible for any debts
by any one other than myself.
JASPER RICE.
GIVE FOR XMAS. 8x1O photos, only 81
PLATT STUDIOS, 7o9 RooSevelt-bldg
DRESSMAKING. alterations. coat Innings.
Very reasonable. 2207 N. Ilinois-st.
HA-3679-J.
49, INTERNATIONAL Charm Beau
The E zS@ss Sa55 az 5? Is s S5Ss
aday. 342 E. Wash. st.
STOMACH ULCER. GAS PAINS, INDIGES-
TON victims why suffer? For quick
relief get a free sample of Udga, doc
tors prescription. at Hooks Dependable
Drug Stores.
RHEUMATISM. Neuritis Aches and Pains
quickly relieved with Wintergreen Tablets
absolutely guaranteed. Write for free
literature. THE KEENE DRUG CO
Delaware g. GHOSTS. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind
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SO Hotels

It's The Times For Results
Want AID Headuuarters-R
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80 Hotels
HOTEL ANTLERS
GENERAL APIS INC.
y ~ Eeryrny,.
LI-243s
GARVNeM RdWN eUReHO
81 Houses, Unfinished

SI2-WATER PAID: Eugene 96i: 5-room:
RI-706i
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IS Furnished Places

utilities pd. WHITE. TA-4633
50 WK.-Bungalow Park. 1902 N. Capitol,
Apt. Z: 6 rm. mod: heat water fur
nlshed: janitor service. J. C. McCUL-
LOJGH AGENCY LI-5596
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II Schools, instruction
20 Help Wanted, Female

HoUSEKEEPER. over 80 years: 50 week
578 Jones-st.
BEAUTY operators, licensed We have
Jobs. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY. 401
Roosevelt bldg
WOMAN for general housework and care
OF small childresf rooms. good home
permanent, So per week; out-of-town girl
considered. Box 1875, Times.
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Not only is this doll the very
image of its famous namesake
but she is dressed in exactly
the same style of dress Shir-
ley wore in her latest hit pic
lures.
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HARMONY--Nathan M. Lister. 80 Sur
VIvors; Daughters, Mrs; GEORGE Darling,
ridge; sons, William, Charles and E. o.
Lister; half-sisters, Mrs. Elias Girton and
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BARGERSVILLE-Mr Mary Jane Nc
Claim. IS. Survivor: Son. w. L. Powell.
MILTON-Mrs. Emma F. Swain. 49, Sur
vivors; Daughter, Mrs. Russell Cole; son,
Walter Cooper.
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son retorted that he thought state
legislation should be enacted "as
far as possible" but he admitted
that passage of uniform acts is diff
ficult to obtain.
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Indianapolis Tomorrow

Butler University sunset-av. 9 a. m. to
D. m. daily. except a. m. to noon Sat
urday ana .. m. TO D. m. sunday.
Childrens Museum 1850 n Msridian-st
! D. m. 10 D. m. daily except ? a m
D. m. Sunday. No charge
War Memorial Meridian and Vermont
SITS 10 a. m 10 o. m. daily. No chsTSe.
American Legion national Headquarters
nj n. MeTidian-st. a m to D. m. ex.
Sunday No charge
Indiana statehouse 8 a. m to S D. n.
daily except 8 a. 10. 20 noon SATURDAY.
snd closed sunday. No charge.
Federal Building Ohio and Meridisn-sts.
8 TO o. m daily except 3 a. m. to
noon Saturday and closed Sunday. Nc
charge.
Marion County Courthouse. Delaware
and Wsshineton-sts a m. to 5 D. n;
daily except a. m. 10 noon Saturday and
closed Sunday No charge.
Indianapolis CITY Hall. Alabama and
Ohio-stS s a. m. TO D. m daily except
8 a. m. to noon Saturday and closed sun
dav. No charge.
Indiana University Dental School. ;i2J
W Michiean-st. clinics open $50 a. m TO
D. NJ. daily except $50 a. m. 70 noon
Saturday and closed Sunday. No charge.
GOLF
Coffin. W. 3Oth-st. sunrise to sunset. so
cents for is holes.
Riverside W. 3oth-st. sunrise to sunset.
so cents to- Is holes. except 25 cents for 10
holes on Mondays and Fridays.
South Grove. w. lSth-st, sunrise to sun
set. fees same as Riverside
Pleasant Run, COL N Arlington-av. sun
rise to sunset. fees same as South Grove.
Sarah Shank. Keystone near Troy-av.
sunrise to sunset, nine-hole course. fees
same as Pleasant Run.
Douglas (Negrol. E. 25th-st near Mar
tindale-av. sunrise to sunset. nine-hole
course fees same as above.