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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26
Lady Took Cardui,
Says Pain Stopped

Mary women who have taken
Cardui have reported just such re-
suits as Mrs. Dow Parker (of Farm
ington, Mo- describes below:
Il was weak and tired and did not
feel like doing anything" she writes.
L had cramping spells. At times, l
would be very nervous. The pain was
mostly in my back and sides would
just complain and not feel good. I
heard several ladies speak of Cardui
and my mother had taken it. I de-
cided to try it. I took several bot
ties of Cardui 1t helped the ner-
vousneSs and the pain stopped.
felt Just fine 1 gained in weight
and strength.
Of course, if Cardui does not bene-
fit YOU. consult physician.-Ad-
vertisement.
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2 Cards of Thanks

BEATTY-It is with deep appreciation
that We express our sincere thanks to
friends, neighbors and relatives for the
many kindnesses.. sympathy and beauti-
full flowers extended a t the death of our
beloved husband and son. Charles S.
Beatty. Especially I thank the Rev. Al
vey the singers and J. c. Wilson Flu
neral Directors. MOTHER AND WIFE,
MRS. CHARLES s. BEATTY.
MRS. ELLIOT T. OBURN and family
greatfully acknowledge and thank the
friends and those officiating before and
after the passing of the beloved husband
and father for their expressions of SYM
pathy and services
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TO the Marriage License Bureau deliberate.
~. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
OF such addresses.)
Jack Adams, o. of SIG W.: Morris-st
telegraph !; 2f1 employe, and Emma England. 16
of R Ss on1e d OF s45
truck driver, and Hilda Yorkoske, 10. OF
1905 Nelson-st. housekeeper.
wa Wllfie o D9za m. 2a Jamestown, Ind
Ni HaTod A Band a as GGh smpoye display
m1aanager, and Pauline Gault, %, of $40 E
farmer and Deliiah GritRRo o 47 of 0s s2i
Walnut.st' Apt. ?. housekeeper.
of 1878 w Riverside-dr. housekeeper.
nr flames M, Maje Vsr. 2s Of ~
troit-st. laundry worker.
Hubert Denton. "a, of 23s Minkner-st
ao1g M MeT and Vesta Hodge 25
St. clerk. and Virginia Kerr, l9, of ia
Eastern-av. housekeeper.
and Maxine Murphy, 20, Cumberland
housekeeper
Leslie wills, "a. watseka, Ill, mill work
er: and Margaret Moran, 49, of Az N
Ernest Benge. 81. r. R. s. Box 40.
printer and Mary MCGEE, II, of sll E. St.
JoSeph-St. housekeeper.
Dale ellison, 80, of 1919 NJ Tuxedo-st
production assistant, and Marie Pinnick.
81. Of 665 E. 2lst-st, clerk
aired Plum; 80. of 1928 N. Talbott.st
Northern-av silk worker
Arthur LaFollette 81, Greencastle. farm
er, and Ruth Sanders. 10. of 5ls Holley-
Joseph Mccarthy. SO. of ale N. GRAY
St salesman. and Margaret Thomas. 25. Of
1885 Reisner-st, secretary.
James Mcdonald, "a, of 437 N Illinois
St; and Grace Van Hook, ID, of 1928
wood worker, and Virginia Wolfe, 10. Of
1898 N. Arsenal-av, clerk
George Bee, IS, Greencastle, mill worker.
and Elsie Woodsmall 80, of 154O Carroll
ton-av, silk worker
George Price, SO, of Al N Webster-av.
engineer, and Helen Woehlecke. Al. of 229
N Walcott-st, stenographer
James Darnell, As, of 854 NJ New JERSEY
St. mill worker. and Emma Wilmington.
AZ: of 2517 E. Westinghouse. housekeeper
Iheodore Mehmert. AZ of 1858 Kentucky
az, buyer, and Rachel Virgins. 40 of 1853
kentucky-av. housekeeper
Robert Stamm 81 of 373 S. Edmondson-
av, time keeper. and Dorothea Berner. 20.
OF 230 E. Vermont-st cashier
Richard Welmer %. r. r. 5. Box 435
grinder, and Bessie Butcher, 81, of 400
Llmestone-st. Stenographer.
John Stewart. %, R. R S. Box 734
truck driver, and Kester Cook II. of 2032
s. Sherman-dr. housekeeper
Mason Pitt, 2S of SID Goodlet-st. metal
worker. and Inez Crawford %, of 1914
Bates-St, metal worker
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Thinks Fee Too High

Nv UiTC0 Tf"SR
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Public
Works Administrator Harold L.
Ickes said today he considered "un-
reasonably high" the $4,000 attor-
ney fee approved for Arthur F..
Mullen by the Platte Valley Power
project in Nebraska
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Times.
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PRESS CLUB TO MOVE
Votes to Shift Headquarters to n
Illinois-st Spot.

The indianapolis Press Club vot-
ed last night at a meeting at the
Claypool to move its headquarters
from rooms in the Pennhoff Grille,
% N. Pennsylvania-st, to 1171a N.
Illinois-st, over the Pretzel Bell
Tavern. Jack l.. Forcum of the IN
dianapolis Star, was elected to va
cancy on the club governing board.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Herbert Butcher, %. Of I242 Nsomi-st
rubber worker and Gertrude Franz. 10. OF
1884 Shannon-av, oeauticiau
Robert Price % Bridgeport. teacher
and Maxine Fox. rs, of 1924 n Sherman
DIR. typist,
James Stuart. % OF 33S Berklsv-rd
Ss eSman. and Kathryn Fitchev 20 OF 337
Berkley-rd. home lighting advisor
William Spell, o. of 1897 Brookside-sv
mechanic. and Margaret Blackwell % OF
1881 Commerce-sv. operator
john Rogers. y. OF 5O4 W. washington.
81. molder and Leila Blaco. IS. OF l54C
Ksppes-st, silk worker
James NewhouSe. 30. Lawrence mechanic
and Dorothy Elliott, IS. Terrace Besch-rd
housekeeper.
Robert Newson. %. of zoos E loth-st
lanorer, and Msurine Digger. q, OF 1916
CrosS-dr, Woodruff Place operator.
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EDWIN w. RICE DIES
Generally Regarded as Discoverer
Of Charles Steinmetz.

BIZ IHtird Press
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Nov. 26
Edwin w. Rice, 70, former presi-
dent of the General Electric Co.
died last night. He was honorary
chairman of the board. He was
generally regarded as the 'discoverer
Of Charles Steinmetz, inventor and
electrical wizard.
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HUNDREDS VISIT VAULT
Formerly Was Tomb of K0SciuSzko,
WaShington'S Adjutant.
BIZ Iuitcd Press

M thiIcd BfCSS
CRACOW, Poland, Nov 26.-The
tomb of Kosciuszko, who served as
George Washington's adjutant in
the Revolutionary War. is now a
vault of the Cathedral of Cracow,
in Poland. Every year hundreds of
Americans visit it.
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TONIGHT'S BEST SELECTIONS

7:00-Leo Reismans orche Stra
(NBCl.
Lavender and Old Lace (CBS,.
7:30-Lawrence Tibbett and Mary
Eastman (CBS).
Wayne Ging's orchestra (NBC).
8:00-The Caravan series (CHS)
N. T. G. and his Girls lNBC)
8:50-Jumbo- Fire Chief fNBC) WEAF,
Helen Hayes (NBC) WIZ.
9:00-Wendell Hall fNBC1 WIZ.
Sigmund Tomber (NBC) WEAF.
9:30-March of Time (CBSl.
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ROCKPORT EDITOR DIES
Joseph r. Haines, II, Has Heart OF
tack at Home.
By United Press

By United Press
ROCKPORT, Ind, Nov. 90
Joseph R. Haines, II, editor and
publisher of the Rockport Democrat,
died at his home here last night
after heart attack.
Mr.. Haines formerly was editor
of the Poseyville News, and had
served two years as Posey County
auditor and short term as Posey
County treasurer.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS
TO ENTERTAIN KIWANIS
Musical Program of Spirituals, Mock
Broadcast to Be Given,

Kiwanis Club members at their
weekly luncheon tomorrow at the
Columbia Club will hear a musical
program by indianapolis public
school pupils. Virgil Stinebaugh
and j. R. Townsend arranged the
program.
Spirituals will be presented by
Negro pupils from school primary
verse speaking class of School 80
will give mock radio broadcast.
Frank V. Hawkins, club president,
will be in charge of the meeting.
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Lawrence Tibbett has invited Mary
Eastman, beautiful young soprano, to
make a second guest appearance on his
weekly program with Don Voorhees, and
his orchestra over WFBM and the CO.
lumbia network tonight at 1870.
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This arrangement makes Times
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Radio High Spots

An Austrian hit that became an Ameri-
can sensation, the waltz. Two Hearts in
ee-Quarter Time" will be FRITZ
Scheff's featured selection in Lavender
and Old Lace" in its broadcast over WFBM
and the Columbia network tonight from
to 7:30. Lucy Monroe will sing Who'll
Buy MY Violets' and Frank Mum will
offer Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" and
1t Happened in Monterey"
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Best Short Waves

LONDON-5:55 p. m.-The Empirates.
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CARACAS. Venezuela-6:30 D. NJ
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LONDON-9 p. m.-Street life of old
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In keeping with his attempt to revive
The step, sigmund Romberg will play
the number of that time from his new
operetta May Wine" during the Studio
Party tonight at over WLW and an
NBC network. With Deems Taylor as
master of ceremonies and Helen Marshall
lists the composer conductor also will fea-
ture salute to Yale and Princeton.
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TO-DAY

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SESSIONS OF he Pioneera.
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. 45-Strapge as II Seems
It00-Leo ReiSmans orchestra fNBC).
a50-Wayne Kirgs orchestra (NBCj
3 00-N. T. g. and his Girls tNBCl
530-Jumbo Fire Chief program (NBC),
9oQ-Wendell Hall (NBCJ.
Parliamentary
9 Z0-The OIympians
y .50-Jaek Eby's orchestra
45-Richard Himber and his Champions
10 o0-Ramon Ramos orchestra tNBCl.
lG.l5-Art Gillian.
10 20-Leonard Keller's orchestra tNBCo
10 30-Enic Madriguera's orchestra INRci
70 49-Jesse Crawford fNBCl
II .0o-Leon Belasco's orchestra (NBCl.
J. 30-Esrl Hines orchestra tNBCJ.
IL ,OO-Midnight-Sign off
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Levi Ride. 49, of 1896 Shepard. csrdio
renal disease
Charlene Louise Skagg mo. at
Methodist, broncho pneumonia.
Joseph l.. Mitchell So, at City. car
Cyril ]. Ward, 81, at 1923 S East. car.
cinoma
Edward J. Welsh, So at St. vincent's.
uremia.
Della Montgomery Highssw, 20 at City.
typhoid fever.
William H. Clarke. rs, at 12s N. Grant.
lobar pneumonia.
John William Human 81 at 2al6
Stewart, carcinoma.
Stella Elizabeth Darby. as. at 1902 Olney.
mitral lnSufficiency.
William G. Samuels, SIS, at 1917 Conrad
coronary occluson.
Jennie Hollis, A, at Methodist, car
cinoma
William J. Dupee. "a. at City, diabetes
mellitus
Mary E. Davis, rs. at 23l7 w. Morris.
chronic myocarditis
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Mrs. Alice Kleis Dies

Mrs. Alice Kleis, 1852 Woodlawn-
az, died last night at the City Hos
pital, where she had been patient
since Oct a. She was Sc.
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More humorous sketches featuring
Walter OKeefe and Louis Sorin with Glen
Gray's Casa Iona orchestra and Deane
Janis as soloist will be heard over WFBM
and the Columbia network tonight, from
TO $3.50. Assisting O'Keefe and Sorin
will be those noted Thespians, Alice Frost.
Jack O'Keefe, Ted HuSing and Paul
Douglas.
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3 Deaths-FUnerals

Indian polls Times. Tuesday. Nov. 26, 1895.
ALLISON. VIOLA M.-Widow of Rufus K
Allison. mother of Mrs. John L. Elliott
and Robert 3; Allison, and sister Of
passed away at the home of Mrs. Elliott.
tBoston Mass. Sunday evening. Services
at: at the FLANNEE g. BUCHANAN NOR.
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
BRADY. HOwARD-Age So years. passed
away at his home. 1882 Denson-St. Nov.
"a H.. Funeral iron from IT. the above address
Fqy H p M RT5a
MOOD service.
CLARKE. WILL AM H.-Age II, beloved
husband of ,setta Clarke. father of
Eva Nudge J. lay Hadley, Myrtle Clarke
Monday a. m. his home, f29 N. Grant.
NERAL HON 1925 E. New York-st.
at the FUNERA l HOME Burial Grown
Hill.
CROSBY, JOHN brother of George
Catherine, and Amy Crosby of this city
CAL died Tuesday in St Francis Hos
fTerre Haute, Ind, and St, Louis, No,
papers please copy.l
HANDY. Widow of Harvey
Handy, beloved mother of William D.
Handy. of Cincinnati. and Jennie Con-
way 20, Of Denver. Colo, and grandma her
garet and Robert Conway. departed this
lie Sunday. Funeral Wednesday Nov
p. at the MOORE 6s KIRK FUNERAL
HOME, Fairfield and College-avs. $50
p: m Burial Crown Hill. Friends in
vited
JONES, DANIEL-69 years old, beloved
husband of Mrs. Clara Adeline Jones
and father of Frank Henry Lewis
Kenneth and Robert Jones Mrs. Bessie
Patterson. Mrs. Esther Branham and
Mrs Ruth Hoffman, brother of Lewis
Jones, passed away a this residence
426 s. Addison-st.. D. m Sunday
Funeral from the residence Wednesday
z p; m. Friends invited. Burial Flora
PARK. Friends may call any time
SHIRLEY SERVICE
kLEIS. ALICE-Beloved wife of Charles
klels and sister of Mrs. Grace Fear. Mrs
Hester Dolen and Jess Montgomery all of
Indiana polls: Mrs. Ida Sheets of Mexico
ora Montgomery of California and John
Montgomery Of Texas. passed away Mon
day evening Nov IS. Funeral services
will be held at the VALID FUNERAL
HOME. Illinois at 17th-st. Friday after
noon. Nov. 90. at O'Clock. Burial Grown
Hill Cemetery. Friends invited Friends
NAV call at the Funeral Home after
Wednesday noons
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2:45-The O'Neils-drama (NBc).
3:00-Betty and Bob.
3:l5-The Life of Mary Sothern (Mutual)
3:30-NewS and financial notes.
3:45-Chauncey Parsons, tenor baritone.
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II Feel Song Coming On" from
Every Night at Eight" and Here's to
Romance from the same picture are to
be two of Wendell Halls songs on his
program tonight at over WIRE and
an NBC network
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9 Lost and Found

FOUND-Man's coat. Identity and pay for
ad. T. P. RICHARDS. RI-2313.
BRINDLE bull and fox terrier crossed
4l9 E. North Reward. RI-5994.
LOST-Boston Bull male l year old,
studded harness. 939 Eastern-av.
REWARD for white gold framed spectacles,
lost last week. 2056 Park. HE-403S.
94-7 TIRE. rim; Road No 81. between
Rochester. Lapaz; Saturday morning. Re-
ward. 1876 S. Harding. BE-l5s5.
LOST-Jeweled Theta Chi fraternity pin,
initiated E. D. B, between Sears d Roe
buck and MurphyS. Reward. IR-72s4.
BROWN leather purse near 14th and
Pennsylvania. Friday evening early. Re-
ward. RI-6227
BROWN FOX TERRIER, male; months:
white feet; white ring around neck; very
fat. Answers to Boots" Reward. 1923
Madison.
LOST-Wrist watch. mans white gold
Laco," corner Market and Illinois-stS.
Thursday morning, reward Times
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Helen Hayes is to be heard in Child
OF Mystery the ninth act of Edith
Meisers original drama The New Penny"
tonight at $50 over WENR and an NBs
network. In the episode Penelope Ed
wards unwittingly becomes involved in
what has all the earmarks of a kidnap-
ping plot.
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6 In MemOrianls

KRANP-In loving remembrance of JOHN
M. kRANP. who departed this life one
year ago TODAY
We do not forget you. nor do we intend
We think of you often and will to the
end
Gone and forgotten by some. you may
be
But dear to our memory YOU ever will be
Sadly missed by sisters. MRS HELEN
GENIER AND MRS IRMA ALTuM
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l0.30-Reggie Chids' orchestra (NBCl.
l0.45-Tom Coakley's orchestra.
| 1:00-Bulv Shaw's orchestra.
1l:25-Veloz and Yolanda Mutual.
II :30-Moon River.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

uncorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deIiber ate
w. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
OF such addresseS.)
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3 Deaths-FuneraIs

HOLLIS. CORA JANE-Age "a beloved wife
Of Frank, daughter OF J ? French Of
Bicknel, Ind also survived by three sis
ters and two brothers. passed away sun
day. Nov, - I'D a m Friends may
osll a. residence 1918 Shelhy-s;. after
P. m Monday. Services Wednesday At
Barth Place NJ z Church p m Burial
Memorial Park. Friends invited. TOLIN
SERVICE
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245-Cub Reporter
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8 30-Girl Alone (NBCl
345-Dance Band revue.
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CORRECTED NOTICE

CORREC TED NOTICE
PAYNE, GEORGE W.-I+24 Tuxedo-St be-
loved husband OF Josephine PAYNE
father Kenneth and Helen. brother Dr.
Fernaudus Payne Bloomington. Frank
PAYNE. indianapolis, Ear PAYNE Shell
byville. Mrs. Daisy Raw. Pint Mich. Mrs.
Carrie Wilson. Shelbyyile passed away
Monday morning Funeral Wednesday.
Nov -. . m. az Centenary Christian
Church. Can view BODY a. residence
also from ! TO IN church Wednesday.
Burial Memorial PARK cemetery. Friends
invited Funeral under direction Of
GEORGE MCCARTHY Fortville. Ind.
WEISS. FRIEDA tnee Ebcrhardt Beloved
wife of Andrew J. Weiss sister OF Mrs
c. Ehrhard OF Chicago Mrs. Katherine
Rosemeyer. Mrs Charles GhckeTt and
Mrs. Alvin Eggert Indianapolis, passed
away SUNDAY, Nov. %. 1925. a. the
Wednesday. 80 p m at resi-
dence, 80 p m. AZ Zion Evangelical
Church Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill c. II. HERMANN SERVICE.
YANCEY. CARRIE beloved wife OF
Luther W. mother Of Esther L. and
sister OF Charles F. Zwick. passed away
at the home. 29l0 Guilford-sv. Tuesday
morning. Funeral services at the
Funeral Home. HISEY & TITUS ISL n
Delaware Friday AT 10 30 a. m Burial
Grown Hill cemetery. Friends NAV call
at the Funeral Home any time alter I
p m. Tuesday
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WEDNESDAY

A. M
6:30-Chuck Wagon.
7.00-Early birds.
8.00-Desr Audience (CBS).
8:45-NeWs
9,00-Hostess Counsel fCBS)
915-Bill and Ginger (CBSl.
9:30-Along the Volga (CBSl.
9:45-Margaret McCrae (CBSl.
10:00-Home Lighting talk
l0:05-Popular Varieties.
l0:l5-Harmonies in Contrast fCBSl
l0:30-MrS Farrell's Kitchen of the Air
II ,00-Voice of Experience (CBSD
II :l5-MerrymakerS tCBSl
II :30-Life OF Mary Marlin (CBSl.
IL :45-Five Star Jones CCBSl.
12:00-Noon-Farm circle.
P. M.
II 30-NewS
IL 45-Midday Meditation.
1:00-Between the Bookends fCBS).
1.l5-Happy Hollow tCBSl.
:30-American School of the Air tCBS)
2:00-Clubmen and orchestra (CBS).
2:30-Whoa Pinus CESS.
3:00--Student Federation program fCBS)
3:l5-Curtis Institute of Music (CBSl.
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BRADY, HOwARD-Age So years, passed
away at his home. 1882 Denison-St. Nov
"a. Funeral from the above address
Wednesday, Nov. 81, p. m. Burial
Cartersburg. Friends invited LINDA
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