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Rangeroille
News, Notes

RANGERVHLE. March q. - The
Booster club met in the high school
auditorium for its regular meeting.
A large crowd was present at the
meeting. During the business meet
ing highway signs for the main road
were discussed and referred to the
road committee. This committee
gave a report on the proceedings In
the bus line case being heard at
Harrington. A health committee TO
work with DR.. Spivey and the nurse
Mrs. Lewis, was elected. They were
Mrs. Jack Foust. Arlie Cook and
r. c. Farmer. The singers and Mr..
Pate we're unable to come so the
congregation sang several songs and
adjourned. The next meeting VIII
be in charge Of the unmarried
group who gave such a splendid pro-
gram two weeks ago.
Elevorio TomoSo. who was struck
BY a car last week will be able to re-
turn to school In q few days.
The junior girls and boys teams
went TO La Feria Friday to play bali
with the junior teams there and each
team was defeated. Those teachers
accompanying the teams were: Miss
Dorothy Taylor, Mrs. Jack Foust,
Mr.. w. d. McWilliams and A. d.
Cook. The La Feria teams will play
the return games here this Wednes-
day.
The Los Indios boys ball team play
ed here Monday and defeated the
home team by a point. The Los In
dios girls volley team came also
and played the girl team here.
Superintendent John r. Barron OF
Brownsville was at the school on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Scaief and child
rem Of San Benito were Monday even
ing guests in the McWilliams home
here.
Rev. Hunter OF Brownsville viii
speak at the Baptist church Friday
evening.
Mrs. j. r. PaSSmore Is spending a
few days in La Feria assisting with
the care OF her injured grand
daughter.
Miss JENNA Buffo OF La Feria
spent the week end with her pa
rents mere.
John Morgan. a senior at San
, 1935-03-22
Modern Priscilla Is
Honored Thursday
BY Mrs. Johnson

Mrs. Dick Johnson entertained
members of the Modern Priscilla
club Thursday afternoon at her
home. Fourteen members and one
guest answered roll call with a
bright saying" Mrs. VIII Cabler,
ST., was a guest of the club.
Mrs. Alma McEowen was the
birthday honoree OF the day. and
received many pretty membranes.
A refreShment course was served
10 the following: MeSdameS Will
Cabler, Sr., May Wilbanks. Eleanor
Bray. Ella Willis. Alma Kiphen.
Elizabeth Womack. Bessie Robbins.
Frankie Box. Jewel Latimer. Bee
Wickliffe. Cook. Emma Pearson. and
Miss Audrey Willis.
The club will meet Thursday.
April 4. with Mrs Hugh wilbanks.
Tuesday evening. March. 26. mem
bers OF the club will entertain their
husbands at supper at the Olmito
school house al tbs .. m.
, 1935-03-22

Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Hale. The
members present we're Mesdames
Bert Coat Of Pharr. J. II. Day. Ivan
Todd, Walter Farrls. <. L. Gilhland
y w. Monk. G. L. Tracy. e. x.
Eickers, w. T. Windham. G. r. Wood.
John Wood. Davil Wilson. Carmen
Boyce, O.. A. Prather and the host
eSS, Mrs. Armour. A delicious salad
ana sweet course was served.
Mrs. Archie Cox was hostess To
the Tuesday Embroidery club. which
spent a delightful afternoon IN
chatting and a variety OF handwork.
Three guests were present. Ms.
David Wilson. Mrs. Gladys Larsen
and AIRS. Ruby McMinn. and the
following members. MeSdames Jesse
Norwood, Z. j. Farnworth. c. z.
Duncan. Tom HeSketh. Willard
White, Harold Watts. Oscar Vickers.
. K. VickerS. i. B. Truax and Mrs.
Cox, the hostess. The next meeting
will be in two weeks. with Mrs. G.
. Duncan as hostess.
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Celebrates
Birthday Tuesday
OF MARTINEZ Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Martinez
tertained at q dance Tuesday e
ming at their home on Washington
street. honoring their daughter.
Sara Josefine. on her birthday.
A color scheme Of green and gold.
class colors of the honoree, was
carried out in an attractive manner
Those present included Misses
Frances Browne. Maria del Socorro
Torres, Leah Longoria. Ana Maria
Lopez, Clara Bellinghausen. CUTLER
nina Marquee. Virginia Cara. Es-
trella Lozano, Jack Macdonald. and
Ana Maria Martinez: Messrs. Eilav
Barreda, Santiago de Luna, Anonio
Lozano, Emilio Arizpe. Federico
Rodriguez. John CoultaSs, Ramon
Sandovsl. Billy Macdonald and Jose
r. Martinez.
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The Sunshine Sisters Embroidery
r,,,h xpent a delightful afternoon
idav AZ the home OF Mrs. Marvin
Armcur Guests OF the afternoon
rere Mrs. o. 4. Davis and Mrs.
Copeland and her two daughters.
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gen. entertained the group al "mer-
ienda" at her home after the theatre
party. Returning to Brownsville. the
closing feature OF the day was the
supper mt the home Of Frances
Browne.
All appointments for the supper
we're carried out In the class colors,
green and gold. and later were car
ried out In the menu. A large bowl
OF daisies. the class flower. conferred
the attractive supper table.
, 1935-03-22
Laboratory Head Of
Hartford Is Guest
OF Science Club

Members Of the Science club OF
the Brownsville high school had an
guest speaker az their meeting We'd
nesday morning. Miss Katherine
Marden. OF Hartford. Conn. Miss
Marden. a guest In the home or
DR.. and Mrs. william +. Tanner. II
a hacteriologist and Is head Of the
city OF Hartford laboratory.
Miss Marden gave a most inter-
esting talk. telling the members OF
the fundamentals OF b~acteriology,
She detailed the names Of harmful
and harmless bacteria. and gave
diagrams. Members found the talk
exceedingly interesting. instructive
and helpful.
Mosquitoes must swim before they
are able To flv.
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Tempting Supper To
Be Served Tuesday
At Parish House

Mrs. L. .. Order viii be In charge
Of the supper 70 be served az the
Church Of the Advent Tuesday
evening between the hours Of 5 and
9 O'Clock In the parish house.
The menu that has been planned
for the supper that Is served cafe
terra style is particularly tempting
this week. and includes ham cro-
quettes. chicken spagetti. Boston
baked beans, Harvard beets, peas
and carrots. potato salad. fruit
salad. candied apples. home-baked
rolls. pies. cakes and coffee.
, 1935-03-22
Blue Star Kills
The Itch Germs

To get rid of itch. rash, letter, foot
itch, ringworm or eczema, cover with
soothing Blue Star Ointment which
contains tested medicine that melts.
soaks In quickly and kills the itch.
Aoney hack il first jar failss
, 1935-03-22
CALENDAR

SATURDAY
Gladys Armstrong will be hostess
TO the j. u. q. club.
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was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain in want ads.
THE REASON-RESULTS
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LAWYER DRUNK,
SAYS CONVICT IN
new TRIAL PLEA
Baker Turns Down Request
of Former Client OF
Ira Holmes.

Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker
today rejected an application for a
new trial filed by a man serving a
15-year term for robbery. who
alleged that his attorney was in
todcated during the trial at which
he was convicted in Judge Bakers
court.
William Power. convicted Feb. 9,
1884. on charges Of stealing a $500
diamond ring from Mrs. Goldie
Foil, 1858 Boulevard-pl. while she
was returning home from bridge
party, charged in his petition that
he had not received a fair trial.
T. Ernest Maholm. Powers pres
ent attorney. said his clients for
mer lawyer was Ira Holmes.
Attorney MahOlm said. in an Aft
davit. that Powers former attorney
had staggered against the jury box
during the summation
Judge Baker IN dismlssing the
application. said in the old days It
was not unusual for attorneys TO
seek inspiration from a stiff jolt Of
hard liquor before undertaking the
final plea 70 a jury in criminal cases.
Moreover. Judge Baker ruled, the
objection 10 the alleged conduct of
the attorney should have been made
during the trial
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37-b Farm Garden, Plants. Flower

.. n 4414I4"O zlU. !1O4IOOI,'
30< Big Four Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind.
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$25 to $29

ALABAMA. N. 2322-6-room; refnished
hardwood floors: laundry; garage; $25.
TA-5443
JEFFERSON, N, 956-Unusual 6-room
modern double; Al condition; $685. ga
rage. CH-20l6.
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ga Auctions. Private Sales

PUBLIC AUCTION
The Cleveland. Cncinnati, Chicago q
Sell sell 5 at auction f Friday April 5th 1895; at
their freight Claim Warehouse. Capitol-,ay
and South-st. Indianapois Inc sIar Tbin
ments which have been refused or I'M
claimed. unless previously Claimed by
Ese g. No. oW cens RFee e BEST BEST Commodity
-R-Rufus Draper Jr., Kenton, OHIO
ID Crt hessting { stove ~ Nev Castle
Ind. ctns. handles. ANU. p,,,o
42234-R-Rev. Charles M, Miller; Bunker
Hi M Dbl empty glass 6 fr9 cey]e sFS
o-R-Economy Rubber Products Co.,
42 22yE8n oh NJ MO Ssh P HTans S Ind
stl half Dbl liq roof cement, l kit roof
cement, l case brushes l drum alum
1881 RPMrs. Maude Jones. Springfield
Ohio. l crt. chest personal effects:
42445-R Montgomery Ward 81 Co.. Sidney.
Ohio ctnS earthenWare.
42443-R-Culver Mfg. Co., winchester. IND.
424s4-R@J. VI, Lobdell, Indianapolis, Ind,
4255S Si4peE sysei Motor Co.. Mt Carmel
1882 RIRapp c9t PRICE Store, Anderson.
42626-R-Lindley Box & Paper Co. Marion,
Ind. 5 .pkgs; paper boxes R BIOFnots 70
GBo A ca nshes f roof
cement. i sti. hlf Dbl roof cement.
42759-R-American Asbestos Products Co:
Cleveland Ohio. stl. hlf. ools. ROOF
42760- R~American Asbestos Products Co..
Cleveland, Ohio. 1 Dbl roof cement ~
Cleveland, Ohio 2 5-gal. drums paint;
42762-R-American Asbestos Products Co.,
Cleveland Ohio. pals p paint: ~
42763- R-American Asbestos Products Co,
Cleveland Ohio, drums paint boxes
paint. l box varnish: st.,
2772-R-Lennox Oil & Paint Co., Cleve-
42841- R-American Asbestos Products Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. drums and l carton
42s425-Ra -Lennox Oil & Paint Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio, / empty steel drum. ,.
42847- R1FTank A; Brown: Dayton [s;1S Ohio
4285o pIS Igu scfhiucker evansville, Ind. ?
bales mattresses. bdls. bed ends, |
bdl mattress, l bdl. (2) iron cots, bed
1852 ROJoe Edmisfon, Anderson. Ind, 5
pcs. iron beams. pcs. wood and pcs
4s55o-R@ e G. Martin. willoughby. Ohio. 1
4sS S1S nrf 0t e Adams. Columbus. Ohio.
crates trunks. crt book -, case Sad2,I boxes
4445S- re. & D. Machine Exchange, Gin;
cinnati, Ohio, | crt. fan with motor and
Titfh et5aShsd M dS Co.. Goshen 1nd
5s2RMFremont Auto wrecking Co., Ere
mont, Ohio, IL ell vehicle springs and
45924-REJames Brown. Cedar Grove. w
Va. 1 crate sofa. l CRIT. chairs. l crt.
2 crts. springs. l bdl. bed rail. bdlS.
mattresses. l crt. dining table.
45925-Tt@Central Amusement Co., Column
bus, Ohio, 8 ctns. games.
In addition to the above mentioned
articles. there will be offered for sale at
this time many other articles which nave
been refused account damage or checked
dead over.
Shipment may be inspected Thursday,
April 4. 1885. between 800 a. m. and 4:3O
Description of the packages are copied
from. freight car way bill. but neither
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
Terms of Sale: Cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion of sale.
j. K. VANCE, Fri. Claim Agent.
C. A. MILLS Auctioneer.
2nk Big Four BLDG IndianapOlis. Ind.
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INSTR UCTI0NS
10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring

COOPERATION Of leading manufactur-
ers enables Refrigeration Engineering
Institute to select a mechanically IN
locality to qualify as an expert on in
stallation and servicing Of electric re-
frigerators and air conditioning units.
For personal interview write Retrigera :
ton Engineering Institute. Box K 2oO7'
Times.
u s GOVERNMENT JOBS. START sos
~ sl75 MONTH. Men-wonen. 1850
Steady. I will coach Is FREE. MANY
ed. Common education sufficient. Frank
lin Institute list positions and full par
ticulars FREE. Apply TODAY sure. Box
K-l0p2 Times
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Elsie Louise Langdon. IS. St. vincents
Finest A BousiOg. City Hospital. car
cinoma.
Fred HOllinEsworth. So. City HOSPITAL
cardiac insufficIencT- -
William W. Williams. 50. OF lll0 new
man chronic myocarditis-
washington CoTOnaTy occluston-
Mary s. Anderson. 6S. ST Nincents HOS
pital chronic uephritls-
pi,sd sFToneRS R.S "a Of 2ss n Belle
Vieu-pl pulmonary embolIsm- - -
Mary {. LlChtenauer. IS. OF ltO9 y
Alabama. chronic mvOcarditls- - -
Harriet Blackman. y. OF 1888 n
PershinE carcinoma
Marina Rob5, As. 27Os Ethel. mvocsrditis
Virginia Culver, 81. Harlan ana Wood
law broken neck
hyuOstatiC pneumonia. - -
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Ruth L Williams. 80. Central INDIANA
Hospital acute endocarcItiS.
Otto Greeson. IS. City Hospital. looar
rrarrrrmufa
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Girls
Paul and Viola MoGovn. City Hos
pitaL
Charles and Margaret Anderson. City
Hospital
Leroy and Florence Sherman. City Hos
pltaL
Paul and Ellen Tierney. City Hospital
Leo and Eunice Robinson. 1908 Paris
Abner and Ethel Dillon. City Hospital
BOYS
Hal and Ruth Fisher. City Hospital
Charles ana Mamie Enos. City Hos
pltaL
Ronnis and Pauline Durham. City Hos
Joseph and Mamie Mason. City Hos
EDWARD and Florence Padgett. City Hos
Clarence and Hldrsd Gray. ITO S
Sheffield
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$3.50 BUYS u acre ground. 5-room
galow. built-ins. water inside. ga
near HOLY Name OWNER DR-12S
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
% Sale Suburban Property

MODERN 4-bedroom home near Tech anC
Holy Cross: sell on payments or tradI
for clear farm. OWNER. 217 N. state.
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nun. wALTER-AEs 8. beloved father q
Cards, In MemoriamS

JENKINS-To our friends. neighbors and
relatives We wish 20 express our thanks
for the kindness. sympathy and the
many beautiful flowers extended 10 Us
az the death OF nv beloved wife. julia
= jenkins. Especially We thank the
Rev Ernst A. Piepenorok for his con-
Solinx words. the singer. Mrs. Kuntz
the paIIbearerS and J. c. Wilson. Funeral
DIRECTOR All these kindly expressions
ufu Be deep and lastinE.-CHARLES L
JENKINS AND SON.
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Alto RADIOS
I Miscellaneous For Sale

81 NIISCeII"IIeOuS OF OaIo
HOSE REELS; porcelain table tops, s1.OC
and 20-inch in diameter. Csc each; will
low clothes baskets. wash boilers, step
ladders, bargain in high-grade gas
ranges cabinet type gasoline pressure
ranges BIG FOUR U elaine D
FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and
South-st.
REBUILT DeIco plants all sizes motors
fat irons, sweepers, shallow well pumps
Universal batteries and radios. H. L.
REESE. 628 N. Senate-av. LI-0974.
2 GOOD automatic water heaters. CON-
plete with tanks. S12 so each. SERVICE
WRECKING CO.. 800 N. West-st. IL
3069
GRAY reed baby carriage; Al condition;
davenport and pad. 434 Parkway-av.
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II Help Wanted-Female

II Help Wanted-Female
THE American Federation Of Government
Employees. affiliated to the American
Federation of Labor. wants able sec
tration of the Federal government mot
necessary to be under Civil Service at
this timal must become Charter Mem
hers of Local Lodge No. 43 now organ
izing. All government employees. men
and women, invited to ioin. Apply for
membership bv letter TO F. z. Zook
Union Organizer. 1902 Roache-st. Indi-
annapolis Ind.
TYPISTS make extra money spare time.
Write TYPIST ASSN. 243 Hunter bldg,
Chicago. Experience unnecessary. In
close stamp.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK; age 80 to IS
wears: stay nights; IS. HU-5l17. 5555
Central.
EXPERT beauty operator. steadv employ
mont. Apply 30i Roosevelt Bldg.
WANTED-Girl permanent position. Salary
After $50 a. m. 2o6la E. New York.
CATHOLIC girl for soda dispenser; ex-
perience not necessary TA-2O4l.
GIRLS learn beauty culture in exchange
for services 1913 Central.
Is Wanted-Male or Female
HOUSE to house canvassers. good selling
proposition. Season on. CH-2023-J.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF manv
kinds are listed here dailV
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HELP WAkTE
Is Help Wanted-Male

Is Help Wanted-Male
WANTED superintendent for Cold Storage
Building. Must also be qualified to act
in advisory capacity as to remodeling
or building modern cold storage ware
house and trade requirements. Give de-
tailed information covering your prac-
tical experience also name and address
of last two employers. State minimum
salary requirements. Box K zoos, Ilmes.
WANTED-Man over 81 for established
route to introduce new line to old Gus
toners Earn s13 week upward; A.
references. Apply 9-ll Thursday, 2l7
Peoples Bank
3 MEN for city routes: SIN. sal Good
bonus. We train you. SO N. Penn. RIM. 800
SHOE SALESMEN: EXPERIENCED. AP
PLY AT ONCE 81 w. Washington.
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sAxoPHoNE-LIKE NEW coz

IN CASE P- 90.
Clarinet-Boehm system, in case -. $40
Easiest payment plan in town.
LORENZ Music Store, 20 Pembroke Arcade
MGR racket proof R. c. A;
Radio tubes. factory sealed cartons; all
types: free testing; open evening.
ARNEY RADIO SERV., 1861 Broadway.
G. A-7-tube phonograph combina-
ton. Sl2: Midget short wave. S9.95. A
w. Ohio.
AUTO RADIOS
Philco No 3 model OVERWHELMINGLY. 80 81
FCoNoMY RADIO SHOP. 245 E. Wash.
NEW RADIOS. get police calls; s8.75 up.
nEA SALES AS'o sIsv aes LI- oadS
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AGRICULTURE, limestone and Armour's
fertilizer. / ton or more promptly delv-
cred to your farm. HOWARD PRINCE,
GlenyalleV DR-7805-2
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1929 PACKARD SEDAN. motor No; 2627ss3s
viii be sold for storage and repair
charges amounting 70 SSg;51 On n anI
24Oo Central
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GAS RANGEFor garden tractor. IR-
2l62-6 after D. II
VELVET SOAP eliminates three-fourths OF
the labor OF housecleaning MALONE
SOAP CO. IR-2l87-5.
1oxlO WOOD STAND (2l-2Ooo-watt food
lights for? 300 E. 63rd-st. WA-1133.
BROODER HOUSE. 7x10; (lOl barred rock
hens and ROSTERS. thoroughbred: cash
or? 1913 E. 30th-st. CH-2287-W.
BOATS = NEW: REASONABLE. BOAT
SHOP. 1045 S. Kevstone-av.
GRAVITY-1lz vds. steel $1,000 for chick
ems or what? Edgewood, Dudley and
Randolph.
GARDEN tractor for screw cutting lathe
or wood working machinery. JOE SMITH.
LI-2381. 8 a m. to D. m.
AUTO repairing and duco painting for
what? TA-l949, ll07 Udel.
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M E r C H a Nj Disc
81 Miscellaneous For Sale

ONE ia-in electric drill. automatic air
compressor. arbor press anvil and stand.
2t11 E Wash st
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LEGALS
IS Legal Notices
So Personal Property Loans

LEGAL, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
2544-M
Application Of Paramount Motor Tran
operate motor Vehicles as a common car
>rier Of property. interstate exteno ona
biehWsvs Il 30. 30. A. 50. 6. 2.
Notice is hereby given that A the Pu PUBL:
Service Commission VIII p sonG9ct PEa om
n,ission 4Oi state House. indianapolis.
Ind a. m. Tuesday, April Tpsdn: 2; 1888
PIfRIIc SERVICE COMMISSION
~ p ri DAWSON Secretary.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. March ID. 1885.
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81 Wanted to Trade

BARGAINS in real estate investments
L. DAVIS. 702 Inland Bldg. LI-lll3
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Ambassador Apartment Hotel
rs Business, Office and Desk Space

BUSINESS or lunch room with living
ROOM newly decorated. CH-2l57
NORTHWESTERN, 2936-Corner store
room, 2 living rooms; semi-modern. ga
rage: S17 TA-255l.
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$40 to S24

LINWOOD, N, 436-6-room modern dou-
bic. water paid. garage. s22 So IR-7779.
WALNUT. E., 412-8-rm mod; close to
town: good for roomers; S2125; start
April !; water pd. j. S. CRUISE. INC.
| 2IST, E., 653-3-bedroom modern; just re-
decorated; fireplace; $21.50. HA-2714M.
30TH-ST, E., 35lO-4-bedroom modern
Single; double garage; good condition;
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Sid Beer Equipment
80 Wanted to Buy

BEER equipment. bars booths. coil boxe
desks. chairs. Terms. 327 w. Wash.
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Personals

LET US take your photograph. Genuine
s'Lens-o-graph' size Sxl0. only 81 ca
Proofs shown: satisfaction guar, no
sppt nee. PIAT-T STUDIOS. 1903 Roose-
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26 Wanted to Rent

COUPLE want furn. or unfurn. 5-6-rm.
home at once; $3.50. MIR. MOTT, Ia
mas
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
i Death Notices

81 years wears. died Monday, 3 8. m. mother
RrsSisT and Mrs Felix S. chiplis. Fu-
neral at late home. 70l Prospects,,
Thursday. $50 a. m Sacred Hesrt
cemetery Deceased was a member OF
ChEistisn Mothers Society LAUck
GERWTCE
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
Times Want Ads Produce Quc Results the indianapolis
RenH
r E MT AIS
q unfinished Apartments
S. WEEK: 4 ROOMS. BATH

SIS WEEK: 4 ROOMS. BATH
Including heat. water. gas. lights.
1887 Steele-st. corner Mass av.
RI-6366 c. A. HUFF. WA-2l8l /.
$500 MONTHLY: downtown: Groom
housekeeping apartment 220 n. Illinois.
Elevator service. RI-5l66.
500 5O-1232 BROADWAY = Heat water
furn. See janitor or CH-2777.
s25-"DUNDEE," cor. Virginia-av and
McCarty-sts. Heat. gas. Frigidaire fur
nlshed. See custodian. or call CH-2I1I.
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HIGHEST prices paid for old gold watches;
dental bridges jewelry. etc. SACKS
BROS 3O8 Indiana-av. Phone RI-5994
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LICENSED TO MARRY

Joseph N. schepers, %. and Evelyn D
Shivoden, Is, both of Fullerton, Md.
James o. Atwell, 81. Shady Side, Ind.
ami Vallora Garvey. %, Takoma Park
Nd.
Bernard p. Pitt. 20. 1874 P st. N. w.
and Ruth e. CederEren, 20. 3107 Nine
teenth st. N. W.
Scott 81. Booklet. 80, and Thelma C.
Mosby. 90. both Of Richmond. Va.
Raymond A. Thompson, II. and Louise
Proctor. Il. both of 1905 Eighth St
n. w
John r. Hurdle, 35. 1900 Second st
N. w. and Mabel r. Williams, %. 44S
Second St. ~. w.
Leo Hoinski. %, Boiling Field, D. G.
and Sadie Fox. Is, sl4 Kennedy St
Howard E. Brady. "a, and Bernice e.
Tucher, H. both OF 1898 Seventeenth st.
Lawrence G. Dorr, %. 12s St. N. E..
and Blanche z. Boisvert. Is, l114 T st.
Leroy Haskell, jr.. "a. 1855 Eleventh
st. n. W, and Marjorie Whidden' 22'
Milton s. Becker, 20, Newport News.
Va. and Anne Gamerman, 20. 340o War
Thomas A. jackson. IS. Macon. Miss,
and Martha A. McCleskey. %. 1921 T
James C. Bfler, 2s, Roxbury. Mass.
and Leah Bretler, %, 1116 K st. N. e.
Austin e. Hollway, %. 1922 North Da-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
MUST
REREG|STER

EVANSVILLE, Nd, Aug. IS
Unemployed persons in Laurel,
Bowie, and Marlboro yesterday
began to reregister at the Hyatts'
vile office.
E. Claude Gaylor, manager Of
national unemployment for South
ern Maryland, said the purpose
of the reregistration is to "get
a full line on each persons abil'
ity." He said:
"The old CWA cards do not
give enough information. Those
men who do not register at this
time will have to come to this
office and reregister before
their cards will be given con-
sideration for placement when
the public works appropriations
come through"
Reregistration for HyattSville
will be held Friday, and unem'
ployed from Capitol Heights,
Oxon Hill and Brandywine will
reregister on Saturday.