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Building Permits

Mrs Vera. Turpin. 1442 Naomi-st. 500,
H. o. Wright. 1880 E. Tabor-st. $50.
Brewer Realty Co.. 12l W. North-st.
$3.50. new ceiling.
Leonard Museberger. 1921 Kentucky-av.
$500. addition to present store-room.
Mrs. Dora NJ. Young. 623 Spencer-av,
s45 new porch floor.
Eugene o. Renord. 366 N. Holmes-av.
$3.50. reroof dwelling.
Frank Muir. 1902 E. 25th-st, 500, reroof
John Gish. 1898 BIaine-av. tEo-car ga
rage
Reformed Church. northeast corner
Prospect and New Jersey-sts Sl77. reroof.
H. c. Hanna. 1902 w. 2sth-st. $780, re-
pairs 10 dwelling
arthur A. smock. Alb N. Meridian-st,
$500. addition 10 garage.
James w. Adams. Gas Olin-av, 500. two
car garage.
Lincoln Hotel Co.. % Kentucky-av.
5000 alterations and repairs.
H. P. WATSON Co., Is w. Washington
ST. $4,000. repairs and installation of
air-conoitloning equipment.
J. W. Huddleston and son, zoos Maple
ST. wreck old dwelling
Leonard Brandt, 900 Dawson-st, repairs
TO dwelling.
NJ J. Churchill. 1881 N. Missouri-st $50.
cne-car garage.
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A. B. C.. Chiefs
Discuss Title
Tourney Here
Three Bowling Meetings on
Tap at the SEVERN
Tomorrow.
BY BERNARD HARMON

Bowling activities over the week
end vii center a. the Hotel Severn,
where a trio OF p0w-WoWs pertain
ing 70 the staging Of the 1886 A. B.
C. tournament VIII be held The
event VIII be staged in indianapolis
next March and April
Al 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
officers and committee heads Of the
Indianapolis A. 3. G. Tournament
Co. will gather % discuss plans
10 be submitted 70 the national Of
fcers of the ten-pin fraternity, who
Will 20 into a huddle one hour later.
A foint luncheon and meeting Of
the two groups is carded for l
o'clock, at which time all questions
IN regard 10 running of the great
indoor meet VIII be discussed.
Omcials Of the parent organiza-
ton, who viii assemble in the meet
ing. include A l.. JankOWsky. Mil
waukee. president: Charles W.
Cushing. Peoria. Ill: A. c. Latin,
New York. T. J. Fitzpatrick. Flint,
Mich. O.. ". Kla KlOcksOn, Dayton,
O.. and Neil c. King. indianapolis,
vice presidents. and c. G. Koch,
Cleveland: J. A. Wilson. New York;
Judge Howard. Chicago; William
Pollack. Buffalo. and r H Bryson,
indianapolis. lifetime members.
The executive committee consists
of +. L. Zcller. Cincinnati; Dr. W.
S. Pollard. Evansville; Carl Haslan-
ger. South Bend. W. A. Reeves. TT.
Wayne: A. J. Baxter. Wheeling, w.
Va. and John L. Sullivan, Louis
VILE.
The indianapolis group is headed
by p. f. Crosier. president: Daniel
J. ONiell Jr.. and Walker WinSlow,
vice presidents: Norman Hamilton.
secretary. and Charles G. Cray,
treasurer.
At the conclusion Of the joint
meeting. the two groups viii visit
the State Playground Coliseum, site
Of the 1886 A. B. c.
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Sites Granted for
Legion Bat Series
Junior Mines to Play Finals
at GaStOnia.

GaStOnia. North Carolina. has
been selected for the 1885 American
Legion Junior Baseball Worlds Ser
les to be played on Aug. y to 81
inclusive. it was announced here to-
day BIZ Homer L. ChaillauX. Nation
al Americanism Director of the
Legion. Chaillaux has charge Of the
junior series in which it IS esti-
mated more than 100000 boys par
ticipate each year.
The teams that will clash in the
ninth annual series viii be the sur
vivors Of the Eastern sectional tour
ney and the Western sectionel meet.
Eastern eliminatiOns Will be held at
Charlotte. y. c.. Aug. %. 3 and "a.
and Western teams viii clash at
Stockton. Cal. Aug. 20. p and %.
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HORSESHOE FLIPPERS
TO VIE AT FALL CREEK

The first local horseshoe tourna-
ment of the season will be spon-
sored by the Fall Creek Horseshoe
and ROGUE Club at the Fall Greek
courts tomorrow. The meet will be
open to all toSSers Of the city, with
no entrance fee being charged.
The tourney will be conducted on
an elimination basis. Entries may
be filed as late as 1870 tomorrow
afternoon with Banta or VanSickle
at the courts. located at Fall Creek
blvd and 30th-st. Play will begin
at 2.
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At Rockingham PARK
One Best-Hardware.

l. Mixed Party, Sun Teatime, De-
valera.
?. Glitter Glow, Wise VIII. High
Treason.
;. Bright and Early. Tugooat
Frank. The Flankn1an.
4. Golden Fate. Fair Sickle, Can
dimate.
). Discovery. Lynx Eye, War
Glory.
6. Hardware, Boston Brook, High
Image.
7. Mountain Elk, Golden Vein,
JirasOl II.
8. Bright Bird, Fire Reel, Zembla.
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5. Knights Hope, Dandy Dancer,
Drastic Delight.
s. Fire Thorn. Sun Portland, Ro-
man Soldier.
7. Foolhardy, Last Bid, War Plane.
8. Black Flash, Bright Melody,
Dunfern.
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Deaths

william A. Haehl. IS. 2225 Morgan,
coronary ocolusion.
Dora Ann Bryant. 70, IT'S E. Southern,
Roy L. Elder. SO. Veterans Hospital,
chronic nephritis.
Willie Thedford, p, 2ll6 Boulevard
Place broncho pneumonia.
Vernetta Brown, AZ. City Hospital,
arterio sclerosis.
Clifford Wetter, II. City Hospital, injury
Of chest.
John Franklin Sanderson. "a, SEVERN
Hotel coronary occlusion.
Olive Bell Homsher. 70, 1916 Broadway,
coronary occluSion.
Ansel Joseph Lake. 81. 2242 Brookside,
pneumonia.
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At AquedUct-
One Best-King Saxon.
/. Major General sky Haven,
Nankin.
?. St. Francis. Escapade, Silver
skin.
3. Shark. Billie Bane, Postage
Due.
4. King Saxon. Only one, Sergt.
Byrne.
5. Ebony Lady. Silversmith, Abb
bolts Last.
6. Uncle Billy. Fervid, Flowery.
Z. Astra. Fire Lock, Moisson.
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At LdtOnid
One Best-Jane Rachel

l. Early Call. Galloping. zsar.
?. Jane Rachel, Honor Her, Fog
gy Night.
3. Don Romiro, Babeson, Bright
Rose.
1. Down in Front, Johnny Tight,
Mary's Last.
5. Left Wing, Panglo5S, Lucky
Turn.
6. Isaiah, Flint's Shot, Mucho
GustO.
7. Peedeque, Prince Vic, Ameri-
can Prince.
8. Upon. Eli Weir. Lucky Amelia.
9. Glamorous, Rolanda. Patsy
cite.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Girls
Leon and Dorothy Whiting, St. Vincent
Hospital. 100, -.
Maurice and Thelma Miller, St
Vincents Hospital 80.
oscar and Lallie Kahn, st. Vincent
Harry and Alma Emmert, 755 N
Warman.
Norman and Ora Scott. ass Division.
Boys
Paul and Margaret Sylvester. st. Vim
cents Hospital. - 1870.
John and Dora Perrin, st. Vincent
Hospital. , =. WI.
Edward and Leila McClintock, st. Vim
cents Hospital
Henry and Catherine Fillenwarth. ST.
Vincent's Hospital.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
l Death Notices


KINNEY. MINNIE E.-Beloved wife Of
George W. Kinney. mother Of Mrs. Mary
E Like and Grardmother OF Dorothy
June Like passed away Wednesday aft
ernOon June - Funeral services will be
held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME,
Illinois At l7th-st, Saturday morning at
1890 o'clock 70 be followed with services
at the Charlottesville Christian Church
at Charlottesville, Ind. Saturday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Burial at simmons
Cemetery. near Willow Branch. Ind.
Friends Invited. Remains will lie in
state at the Charlottesville Christian
Church Saturday afternoon from l to
? o'clock.
RUsE, IDA Beloved wife of William
c Ruse and mother Of Thomas o. Ruse
and Mrs. Martha Dolmetsoch. departed
MONDAY. june ii. at the residence. Also
W l6th-st. 1880 D. m. Burial Crown
Hi cemetery. FRIENDS inyiIed. tn,n 1e,T1
Shafer. grandmother Of Mrs. Ruth Shat;
er Watson, Allen, Henry and aired
81 9a Years 0f FnheTs as S june is
the residence. l546 Lee-st. D: m.
Burial New Crown cemetery. Friends In
vited. Funeral under the olrectlon OF
MOORE g. KIRK.
YICKERs. WILLIAM L.-Age rs years, be-
loved husband of Maggie VickerS. passed
away THURSDAY eysn 5r,,t P IN raj zen p9T
946 N. Illinois. Saturday, 1870 p m.
Burial Anderson Cemetery. Friends In
Vited.
WILKINSON, JENNIE-Beloved wife of
Edwin E. Wilkinson of Ruby. Alaska
sister Of Mrs. F J; Bowers; and MIS-; d J.
Hah aa9ei ind Tfs and Mrs H. G. Grannis Of
Thursday. age IS. funeral Saturday.
June IS. at the MOORE & KIRK. FU-
NERAL HOME College and Particulars
D. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends in
vited.
WIPER. BRIDGET-Age 70 years. sister of
Mrs. Catherine Nancy. passed away
Thursday at the residence Of her niece.
Mrs. Clara McCotter 1914 N. Rural-st.
Funeral Saturday. June Is. $3.50 a. m.
at the residence. 10 a, m. St. Francis
De Sales Church. Friends invited. Burial
Ward Ill Auxiliary A. o. H. No.
and Y. NJ J. No. l will meet Friday. 8
D. m. for prayer. GEO. w. USHER
SERVICE.
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At Washington Park
One Best-Black Helen

/. Captain Red. Love Sick, Ere
bus.
?. Line Rider. Tiswild, Polly's
Folly.
3. Back Log, Band Wagon, Pair
bypair.
4. Ever Gold, Silent Shot, Sweep
ing Light.
5. Dnieper, Black Highbrow, For
ever Yours.
6. Black Helen, Blood Root, Mel
lie Flag.
7. Martin Barton. Whippercrack-
or. Be Shy.
s. Prince Tokalon, King Pin,
Printemps.
Q. No More, Blind Luck, DR.. Free
land.
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Third Race $780, claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs) -xMarie Jean LOT;
Bright Rose. l07; Lady Pal. 109; Judge
ZIG: xSallie Gray. 106: Brown Witch. Ill;
xRobert S, 10s; xDon Romiro, 1o7; Nah
Grant, los.
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Fourth Race 1890: maiden 2-year-olds:
In Front. lis: xAtit. no. Sourdine. liz:
For Romance. liz; Reunited. lis: xMarys
Last. l07: xBee Away. l07: Johnny Tight
us.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
L Death Notices

OCdtu NOlCcS
BAUMBACH, c. CLIFFoRD-Age 81, son
o. Mr.. ana Mrs. Christian Baumbach Sr-
ana brother OF Irwin, passed away in
neral at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL. e46 n. Illinois-st. Saturday
P m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the chapel.
COLBERT. CATHERINE C.-Beloved wife
OF Dennis J. Colbert ana mother OF
Helen, Julia and Joseph Colbert and the
late Alice Colbert Wilson of indianapolis.
Mrs. Robert McDermott Of Danville, III.
ami Raymond P. Colbert Of Evansville.
IND, passed away Thursday. June -, at
residence. 81 Prospect-st. Funeral Mon
Services s.. PatYicS's church. a. M In
tsTment Holy Gross Cemetery Friends
a 1syitsd sn6s may -! sal at the ,5 Tssi
OF the Altar Society Of ST. Patrick S
Church ana members of L. a. A. o. H.
division No. Will meet Friday. $50
p. m. for PRAYER.
CoUGHLEN. BERTHA WITT-Wife OF
Harry G. Coughlen. passed away sud
denly THURSDAY evening. June -. at her
18th year. Funeral services private
the residence Saturday or Sunday aft
HAEHL, WILLIAM Age 70. beloved IA
Their 0. Alice. Laura. Walter L, Robert
Z. and William a. Haehl. grandfather OF
Alice, Howard and Paul; brother Of
Charlie John and Louise Haehl. passed
away Wednesday p. m. Friends may call
at the home. 2225 Morgan, after p. m.
Thursday. Funeral Saturday. p. m. at
the above address. Burial Washington
Park. DORSEY SERVICE.
JONES. EDITH M-Beloved wife Of
George Jones. mother OF Harry. Everett
and Mrs. Minnie Davidson. passed away
June Il. 1885. age S. years. Funeral
SOM FUNERAL PARLORS. 1921 w. Ray
81. Burial Floral Park Friends in
vited.
KELLEY. DANIEL-Beioved husband Of
Kathleen Mckinley Kelley. died in Chi
cage Burial Tolv Cross cemetery Fri
dav afternoon KIRBY SERVICE.
MARLNEE. MASY-Beloved mother Of
Cicel O.. passed away at the home, 1851
Sheldon-st Thursday. June Is. Friends
may call at the home after ?. m. SAT-
urday. BODY viii be taken Sunday 70
Eliza bethtown. Ind. for services and
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r E N TAILS
II Furnished Rooms

II Furnished Rooms
s2-COOL ROOM for employed lady; pri-
vate family. good car line. TA-4223.
81. 5O-NEW JERSEY. N, 1225--Cheerful
room: cross ventilation; private lavatory.
$3.50. So for 2-Lovely room next bath:
hot water. 149 W. 9th-st.. Apt. 8. RI
s25O-Nicely furnished. cool room; private
home; privileges; modern eonveniences'
s3-DELAwARE. N. l4o7-wen furnished
front room; large closet; private en-
trance, RI-9267.
ALABAMA. N, ll15-Light, clean room;
hot water: l or l adults; walking dis
tance. RI-5l21.
ALABAMA, N. 523. APT. 3-Roor. strictly
modern: constant hot water, reasonable.
GLADSTONE. N. la-Pleasant living. bed
room: private entrance; hot water. meals
optional. IR-iosi.
ILLINOIS. n. IsO7-very attractive room:
refined home; constant hot water; gen.
tleman: garage.
ILLINOIS. N i446. APT. AIRY. large
front room; ! or ?; private home. LII
662s.
MASSACHUSETTS. 7os.. APT; s.-clean
sleeping room; constant hot wafer,
walking distance; S2.25. R1-32o6.
NORRIS. E, 1929 block from car
lines. 2 beautiful bedrooms: real home;
gentlemen preferred. DR-230l-J.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. 2i4o-Attractiye large
room: private home; for 2; on trolley.
Board optional. TA-5s67. --
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At Detroit
One Best-Knight's Hope.

At Detroit
One Best-Knight's Hope.
1. Vale Victorian, Beau Flower,
Eddie'S Brother.
,. Stock Market, Oderic. Red
Mountain.
3. Jakovia, Left over, Chinese
Indian.
4. Luna Mica. I Pass, Rizla.
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Fifth Race (s7O0: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up. one and one-eighth milel
xIuckv Turn. s5. xLadv Bacaw. 102; Left
Wing. no. Chalk Eve. IFS; xThe Wing. lO7
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You Can Get Things Longer With Economy Want
r ENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

- uASnC4
9TH. z. e57-Comfortable room: private
home: close in; h3t water. LI-le25.
27TH-sT. W.. $5-Just Of Meridian; nice
room; innerspring mattress. Desirable
location; phone.
BOTH. w, 4l2-Attractive room: twin beds.
Private home: suitable for z. Reason
! 37TH-ST, E. 44-Nice. cheerful room; pri-
vate home; near car line. Reasonable.
ROOM furnished or unfurnished. Widows
private modern home: meals optional.
la Hotels, Resorts, Inns
HOTEL. 124 E. New York-modern out
side rooms; 50 up; "a 50. from postofhce.
| GILBERT HOTEL-lOo rooms with baths:
weekly 81 up. $50 S. Meridian. MR..
COYLE. manager.
FREDERICK HOTELS E. Washington
st. Clean rooms. so week and up.
Running water; tubs; showers.
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts, Ultra moe,s5n note
$50 n. Meridian LI-535i.
Is Housekeeping Rooms
$3.50 TO $3.50; 1874 N. olney. large
front connecting. private entrance. utll-
ities garage.
So; 35TH-sT.. W.-Upper fat, 3 rooms.
furnished. water paid. WA-2820-J.
s4-Illinois N. 2ol9-2-room apartment.
sink; share bath; privileges; private
entrance. TA-5042.
$40 PER MONTH-2-ROOM APARTMENT,
UNFURN1sHED; ALL UTILITIES FUR
rooms; front and back private entrance.
DR-6439.
ALABAMA. N. 1852. clean. furnished
apartments. Fine ventilation. Nice kltch-
en-, sink: constant hot water
| BROADWAY. 2136-1. 2 or 3-room apart
ments; clean, desirable; completely fur
nished; phone.
BROADWAY. 1908 rooms, nicely furn-
ished. l housekeeping room. l sleeping
room. RI-5642.
CARROLLTON. 1922 nicely furnished
sink in kitchen; next bath; private en-
trance. RI-5976.
CARROLLTON. 1868 rooms. sink, down
stairs. private entrance porch utilities;
room, So
CENTRAL. 1871 bedroom. and kitch-
enette completely furnished; also Sleep
ing room: privileges; phone.
CENTRAL. 145e-Redecorated. rooms.
p %GdfFn eafage ga not R1 Ts5ff
COLLEGE. 1524-Room and kitchenette;. 4
windows. sink. inclcsed porch; adults
middle aged; 81.
DELAWARE, N, 1328-Eficiency, first
floor; studio apartment. third; suitable
4-6 girls: utilities.
DELAWARE, N, 408-Small room; every
thing furnished; near bath; telephone.
DELAWARE. N. 2004-Attractive ROOM
combination living and bedroom, Bath
adjoining. Privileges. kitchen, Frigidaire.
EAST. N. 909-1 and Groom apartments.
SO and $3.50. Private entrance. Phone.
ILLINOIS, N, 1881 and 2 rooms. kitch-
enette apartments: private entrance: So.
SO so. HA-4928-M.
MERIDIAN, N.-3 lovely rooms; private
home; comfortable for summer. Phone
TA-34l6.
MERIDIAN, N, 1927-Front room and
kitchenette. Furnished; 81. Parking
space. Phone.
NEW JERSEY, N. 2O38-Cozy front room,
kitchenette. bay window; private en-
trance. Phone.
OHIO, E., 4O7-Rooms, $3.50 up; Groom
apt: unfurn. (gas, lights, heat. water
furn). S12 mo.
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sixth Race Cs25OO added; the Quickstep
Handicap: 3-year-olds and up: six fur
longs Isaiah. 1l9: NV Blaze. 10: Gao
tus Rose. i07: Mucho Gusto, los: Weston.
l02. Flint Shot. ll3: Hidden Dust. sI'
NNisa Rassa o.
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Second Race $500: 3-year-olds and up;
Night. ii2; Red Eva. los; our MANAGER,
I2: Victory Miss, 102: Jane Rachel. 107;
Sedalia. 1O7: Miss Toro. l07; xBar Vita,
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AT LATONIA

First Race 5000: 2-year-old maidens;
FIVE furlongsl EARLY Call. lis: Zsar. lis;
xGalloping. i07. Vincent. lis; Conastanto.
us: Broadway Bill, lis.
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ing or can M II. MOLGO1. Ot1-1 20.
Efficiency Apt, $27.50
Large living ROOM pullman diner; Frig.;
utilities. 1880 N. Illinois.
ADDISON, N, 279-Cozy rooms. bath,
utilities garage; furnished; SIS. BE-0847.
BALSAM. 3603-Bedroom apartment: $35-
$36; all utilities. See custodian.
CARROLLTON, 1914 rooms, modern; all
utilities furnished; $25; garage. RI-2636.
COLLEGE-AV. 904-2-room apartment.
modern: newly decorated utilities: $40
north.
DELAWARE, N. 1897. APT: 4-3-rm apt. /;
heat in season; water furnished, real
value at S12. j. S. CRUISE. RI-64l2.
GUILFORD, 2728-3-ROOM MODERN
APARTMENT; FURNISHED KITCHEN
ETTE. HEALS.
MADISON. 1O25-Living room. dinette,
kitchenette, bath, frigidaire. utilities.
janitor service. BE-0414-M.
MONTCALM. 1913 rooms. BATH heat.
water. garage furnished: SIC. TA-1713.
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BRENLW window shades; pella Venetian
49e5. KEITH SHADE CO.. 1850 N. III.
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NOONE'S SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
Days Best-Xing Saxon
Best Longshot-Gtter Glow.
Best Paray-Bright Bird and Astra.
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Cards. In Memor1ams

DALTON-In loving memory of our be-
loved husband and father. William J
Dalton who left US on June II, 1888
Sadly missed by WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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INSTRUCTIONS
HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male


SHEET metal man; MUST be ex xEe1a : ed
M MSyf al &C. t9oS iol 8 C21Pfd MONARCH
ORGANIZERS for Farmer Laborer-Con-
sumers Alliance; excellent opportunity.
Box K-2092. Times.
YOUNG MAN. 2l-3O:. good education and
ton. Give complete qualifications in let
ter. Address Times, Box L. 5000.
YOUNG man to represent Brown & Bige-
low selling advertising ideas and items
to Indianapolis manufacturers and mer-
chants. See USSON, 1886 Postal Station
Bldg. LI-1l3S.
IA Help wanted-Female
wANTED-Girl to wait table. DALE's
LUNCH. 1910 w. Westinghouse.
EXPERIENCED silk finisher. Apply ]. D.
EASTMAN co.
WANTED Girls to model week of June
18th; must have GOOD form. BURTON
THEATRICAL OFFICE. 127 N. Illinois.
Is Wanted-Male or Female
TAILOR wanted for 2nd-hand clothes. 4o3
w. Wash. Male or female.
15A Statesmen, Solicitors, Agents
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route Of 300
Dept. INF-2l5-sA Freeport. III.
Is Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY
A io-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe day. cash
with order. Come to The Times office. 2l4
W. Maryland. one square from Illinois and
Westinghouse. down Kentucky-aT. and let
US help YOU secure lob.
AMBITIOUS young lady. general office.
compto. billing exp; reference. R1-6l37.
YOUNG, neat colored girl assist. with
house and children. CH-6663-R.
DAY or week work for ladies; common la
Dor for men: day or week general house
cleaning. UNITY CENTER. LI-5860.
WANTED-Postion by middle-age white
man as night Waterman: can furnish
drst-class city references. Call DR.
557l-W. Ask for MR.. VAN.
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Seventh Race $500; claiming; Swear
olds and up: one and one-sixteenth miles,
ExPeedeeouee, 10: Golfer. liz: xAmerl-
can Prince. 1i3; Watonga. 100; xPpinee
Vic. 10; Battling Girl. llO; Oswego Prlh-
cess. l07: South Bend. lO5.
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Fl UNFINISHED Apartments
$500
THE DIINDEE

Cor Virginia and McCarty-st. Heat, gas.
Frigidaire furnished. See janitor in build
ing or call M. E. MOLLOY. CH-2776.
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Umbrellas Remained
window Shade Cleaning

DON'T discard your umbrellas They have
value. Repaired. recovered: WORK
guaranteed. DR-6e33-W. $50 z. Ray
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RENTALS
% unfinished Houses
500 Mo.-416 Grand

bungalow: reconditioned throughout: 5
G.iP5IFCORY & APPEL. INC. 247 n. Penn.
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MERIDIAN, N.-3 lovely rooms; private
home; comfortable for summer. Phone
TA-34l6
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15

MERIDIAN, N. 1927-Front room and
kitchenette. Furnished; 81. Parking
space. Phone.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O38--Cozy front room,
kitchenette, bay window; private en-
trance. Phone.
OHIO. E.. 4O7-Rooms. $3.50 up: Groom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15

Eighth Race (s7OO: claiming. Swear,
olds and up: one and one sixteenth miles,
@xIrene T.. lO2; xUpon, ITO; Wazayatss
lO7: Hospitality l05 DR.. Potter, IL
xLucky Amelia. los: xSouthland Poet, 100
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15

CorLEGE-Av. s29-Single: s rooms; mod
ern. redecorated: near Real Silk; SI8.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

try Club Hills. Mrs. D. F. Wetzel Of
Thrifton Village, Mrs. Howard Wren
and Miss Betty Lou Wren were guests.
Mrs. Buford Bridwell was the honor
guest at birthday anniversary lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Albert M.
Day Of East Falls Church given by
Mrs. Day and Mrs. w. E. Crouch.
The guests were Mrs. Clarence A.
Ransom, Mrs. William Covington, Mrs.
s. p. Grubb. Mrs. Mortimer Palmer
and Mrs. Frank Cole. The luncheon
was followed by contra: It bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Hartley have
returned to their home in Falls Church
from several weeks stay at Rehoboth
Beach. While there they had as their
guest Mrs. Lester B. Powell and son.
Mrs. Hartley will be chairman of the
Publicity Committee for the Falls
Church Parent-Teachers' Association.
Maj. and Mrs. william B. Covington
and family retu.ned Monday from a
two weeks motor trip to Niagara Falls,
Detroit and Canada to their home in
East Falls Church.
Mrs. John w. Garner. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Flippo
OF Frederick, returned home Monday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. A. z. Leggett and
their son, A. B. Leggett, jr, are guests
OF Miss Nell Gott Of East Falls Church.
Lieut.. Leggett has recently returned
from China, where he has been on
duty for the last three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Fenwick
entertained DR.. and Mrs. A. N. Car
son Of the Baptist Mission in West
Sapele, Africa, who have been in the
States for several months on leave.
While in Falls Church DR.. and Mrs.
Carson gave interesting lectures with
moving pictures about Africa.
Miss Lucy Taylor, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Fenwick
Of East Falls Church, left Tuesday for
New York, where she will sail for
Italy on the Roma October is.