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So Rent Suburban, Farms
IS Business Opportunities

FILLING STATION, close in on Road 81
to Louisville; 5000 takes all. PYLE.
1872 N. Alabama.
SCENIC BUS LINE for sale also freight
line, certificate 33-A-1 Indianapolis to
Nashville, Ind Both making profit.
Box 1911 Nashville Ind.
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Million Asked by
Wrestler in Suit
Marshall Charges Magazine
Article Derogatory.

Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 20.-Everett
Marshall claimant for the world
heavyweight wrestling champion
ship, today filed suit for $1,000,000
damages against the Curtis Pub
fishing Co.. of Philadelphia, and six
wrestling promoters.
Promoters named as co-defend-
ants in the suit were Jack Curley,
New York; Paul BoWser, Boston;
Edward White, Chicago; Thomas
Packs, st. Louis; Ray Fabiani,
Philadelphia, and Joseph Mondt,
Los Angeles.
The suit was filed as a result of
alleged derogatory references made
concerning Marshall in recent
article appearing in magazine
issued by the Curtis Publishing Co.
The promoters were named as CO.
defendants because they allegedly
form a partnership which the de-
PENDANT claims is a trust that con-
trolls wrestling throughout the
country.
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Indiana Tank Team
Has Hard Schedule

Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 21.-
The Indiana University swimming
team, facing it's hardest schedule in
history, will be put through rigorous
drills before the opening meet Jan.
10. Robert Roger is coach.
The Crimson natators will meet
topnotch Western Conference COM
petition in a number of dual meets
The schedule:
Jan. 10, Huntington Y. M C. A. at
Huntington; Jan; H. mic Michigan at Ann
ton; Feb; Z. Chicago at Bloomington;
Feb. is Michigan at Bloomington; Feb
81, Wisconsin at Bloomington; Feb. "a,
Ohio State at Columbus
March 6, Purdue at Bloomington; March
II, Wisconsin at Madison; March 10 and
a. Conference meet at Minnesota; March
FL Illinois at Bloomington (tentative) or
state meet; March 81 and %, National
championships.
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College Scores
STATE COLLEGES

STATE COLLEGES
De PAW, 81; Southwestern (Kas), SO.
Gallagher md Al; St. Josephs, 80.
Valparaiso. So; Olaf, 90
Hanover, 81; Oakland City, 80.
OTHER COLLEGES
Cornell, Al; Harvard 80.
Michigan, 49, Mount Union. %.
North Central, Al Elmhurst, Is.
Nebraska, Al: Minnesota, "a
Washington st. Louis, 20; Drury, II.
st. Thomas, "a; Superior (WisD, Teach
Duluth Mimi Teachers. Al; Mankato,
81.
Fort Hays (Kas) State. IS; Emporia
Kansas State, 80; Missouri, Is.
Duquesne, "a; Adrian. II.
Illinois Wesleyan, AZ; Oshkosh (Wis.>
~, Whi G,s o,owis) Teachers, 46; Aurora
La Crosse 1Wis) Teachers, IS; Ripon,
John Marshall IS; Westminster, %.
South Dakota, Al; Iowa State Teachers,
%.
Western Teachers, Al: shurtled. 20.
Washington, As; Drake, 25.
Willamette, 20: Oregon p.
Arkansas. AZ; Tulsa IT, 20.
Wayne, SO; Omaha u, 26.
Kearney (Neb) Teachers, 81; York, 80.
Colorado College, Al; Brigham Young, 49,
East Central Oklahoma. Sc; North Texas,
Illinois, 26; De Paul, "a
Knox, 81; Lake Forest, 80.
Cornell Iowa, 3d. st. Ambrose, "a.
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20 Help Wanted, FemaIt

GIRL to learn Beauty Culture in exchange
for services. 40l Roosevelt bldg.
WANTED WAITRESS-Ex Experienced only
need apply. SOLOMON S RESTAURANT
53i2 s. Illiuois-st
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81 Rooms with Board

STATE, 300 N.-A lady; privileges: near
good bus line; very reasonable. RI-2106
WASHINGTON. E 3l45-t or more,
meals. SIS; good home; double or single.
CH-1175.
WANT small child to board Suburban
home: 3 in family; references: 49, BE-
4940-W
ATTRACTIVE. large, warm room. Suitable
for or 3. Will make attractive price.
TA-2208
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Deaths

Henry Whistler, 81, at Central Indiana
hypostatic pneum onia.
Don Gearald Roberts, IS, at st. Vim
cents, lobar pneumonia.
Julia Bunch, r. at 1884 Laurel, arterio-
Anna K. wyatt. g.. at 80 N. Temple,
Eugene Fumas. 10, at so2 w. 38th, mitral
stenosis.
John Krauss, rs. at 300 Parkway, in
duenza pneumonia.
Garry G. Williams, g.. at 1905 Central,
William Landers, GA, at 1909 Yandes,
diabetes.
Margaret Receveur, rs. at $40 E. YER
mont, chronic interstitial nephritis.
Albert Brown, GO, at City, accidental
Luella Bange, 81, at 1851 w. 10th, acute
dilatation of heart.
Bessie Elizabeth Rhodes. ST, at 2438
Central, hemiplegia.
William j. Scherer, 49, at 522 Sanders,
cardio vascular renal disease.
Emma Lichtenberger, SO, at 3042 Broad
way carcinoma.
LELAND " Springer. 81, at 1886 N. Riley,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Lottie C. MacDaniel, 81 at 1888 College,
acute nephritis.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Robert Wichwire, 40, at City. lobar
Jesse Ewing, So, at City, aortic aneurism.
Elsie Donehy, 60, at City, laryngeal
obstruction.
Carl Nicols 2, at Riley, diphtheria.
Joseph F. Thomas, Sc, at City, lobar
pneumonia.
Mary Josephine Brattain, 6S, at 5218
College, hypostatic pneumonia.
William Franklin Landers, 81, at 1882
N. Pennsylvania, silicosiS.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
High School Cage Results

Sheridan. ~; Thorntownf1. IS.
Valparaiso, 80; Southport, IS.
Sidney, %; Silver Lake. "a.
Plainville. %. Shoals. a.
Syracuse 81: North Webster. IS.
Tampico. IS: Vallonia, 20.
Westfield. 81; Castleton, II.
Sharpsville t9: Windfall. 10.
West Baden. 81: Capbellsburg, IL.
New Albany, Al: Greensburg. ie.
Greensburg reserves. 81; Westport, is.
Guilford, 81; Dillsboro, %.
Euntingburg. 80; Jasper. IS.
Hartford City. SO: Columbia City, 80.
Noblesville, 80; Knightstown, 26.
Lewisville, 81; Straughn. 10.
Kokomo, "a: Lafayette, 23
Lawrenceburg, 40; Versailles. IS.
Monrovia, II: Clayton. IL.
Martinsville Al; Bloomington, %.
Mitchell. 81; Bedford o.
Morristown, 81; Falkland, IL.
Madison, SO; Scottsburg, II.
Muncie. 81; Logansport, %.
Viewpoint, SO; Oldenburg. 23
North Vernon. IS; Aurora. %.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS
One Best-Zuni

1. Flag Bearer, Flashing Thru,
Boocord.
2. Captain, Logan, Smooth, Broad
way Lights.
3. He'll Diver, Cooney, Benefit.
4. Snobeedo, Julia Grant, Marie
Jean.
5. zuni, Liz F., Toney Boy.
6. Hueu, Indiantown, Biff.
T. Camp Parole, Teenie r., JAM
balaya.
8. Scimitar, Catwalk, Penthouse.
8. Bright Knot, Jobs Dido, Dusty
Lane.
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OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS

OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
louisville e: Advance. 81.
M asonic Home ON S. Broxnstown. ii.
s9snssTt II; BLOOMFIELD; is. ~
panvllle,. 90: Brownsburg, IL.
Upton, 30 Elwood. II.
FrafEih; q: a. Sse eTm6a4. a. 2''
North Side 1T. wayne. 80; New
Central Fl Wayne, 10; Central catho-
TEsstox,n; IS; Vernon. l i, ..
asB0TS So 9S w G!a5a TG%naS5hO a.
BB aaiinsaon. 81 5s lev Eszs0 Market z a.
RusselIville, SO; Ladoga, "a.
French Lick, I'll; Tell City, II.
q Central EVANSVILLE. A; Reitz Evans
aa siR.ss;5n 20; 2 %. S8I1a1 Is as.
New 'A ale m, S. G'o Manila. - %.
Nappanee, rs; Eikhart. "a.
Macy, 49, Gilead. 81.
Pulaski, so; Francesyille, l9.
Wolcott, 81; Burnettsvilles II.
Star City, %; Onward, 81.
Rockheld, So; Idaviile, 10. "
aaron, 20; Leespurg, %.
Button, 80; Huntington, 26.
Markle, 80; Bippus, 81.
Andrews, 43; Monument City, 10.
7d Aqntbingtogn - township 81; jefferson
Clear Creek, IS; Roanoke, 81.
PPoTkt4G3wn; y; Lapel, &c;
Dunkrk 20; Frankton %.
alexandria, A: summitville, 2s.
NJ; summit. 80; Modoc, -.
e eSEGoa e.? =; I "a Aaatn: IT, g.
Lyons. 30; Carlisle, ls
sullivan, %; Digger, 20.
Linton, 20; swift City 81.
Erwin 81; Clay Howard, 20.
RRussiayille,, ~; west Middleton. 10.
Clay Miami AZ; Amboy, IS.
81. Mary's tAnderson). AZ; Gas City, IL.
VI, Jackson Township (TippecanoeJ, 81;
Romnsyes 20 2s " ,cs5ii arFsp Hill, Il? Is.
N Ss%ei Ricbno 81 P5a5ttsRSn} sgo' T.
NV Ross, "a Bowers 90
Iangier %; Bloomingdale, 10.
RHe oedsitsl1 ~ Coyingt.on, IA.
Clinton, 10; Waveland, II.
Riley. 81; Clay City 26
ddyImera; ~ 49, r Paigpapkss s42o.
Rockville, 90; Marshall. 81.
Montezuma, 10; Hillsdale, 9.
F Fro Gary, IS; Hammond, Is.
tfEES e cGic MR55ingg g. 4 Washing
ton East Chicago. 20.
G GTifiith' %: Wheeler; 81;
RE eyonds 81 e. N Sonto MANCHESTER so g.
Brooks 10; Boswell, II.
Buck Greek. 80; Wea rs.
Chalmers, 81; Monon, 81
Wolcott, 81; BurnettSville, II.
stockweli, a. l. Dayton aSF9ri, g.
Mn,o Mon 81; ,otterbein, 90.
VIM TScns 81 t, AZ GllOos 20.
Cambridge City, 80; Hagerstown, 20.
Economy, 30 Huntsville, %.
St. Andrews (Richmond), AZ; Web
Winchester "a; centerville 81
Lynn, 90; Fountain City, l3.
Alquina. 43; Spartanburg, 90.
B BsPes2Iln a. 49, n WiIiamsbu55g' 27
La Porte, ri; Michigan City. 10.
Mishawaka 81; Riley South Bend. 70.
Goshen 81. Millersburg, II.
Knox, 80; Crown Point II.
Plymouth, 30; Culver, Is
MiIltoWn q; Mon Aem Tovn Isl wash
lHRlOHJ, 20.
Troy, "a; Marengo, 90
Grant, 23
Paramount 10; Camden il.
Jackson, az: Mulberry 50.
Forest, %; Prairie, 20.
Jefferson, II; Sugar Creek, 1s lover
Graysville, %; State (Terre Haute). g.
vincennes. 81: Wiley CTerre Hautej, rs.
Cloversdale, 80; Gerstmever (Terre
Hautel, ID.
Midland, 81; Jasonviile. 26.
ST Bernice, ri; Valley West Terre
Spencer, 81; Bloomfield 10.
MI. Comfort. 80; New Palestine, 81
New Bethel. n: Oakland, 20.
Odon, SO: Pleasantville, 81
Princeton. 80; Petersburg. 30
Rochester. %; Peru. 49,
Newcastle. 81 Richmond, IT,
Sunman. 35: Rising Sun, 10.
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Race Selections
For Today
AT TROPICAL PARK
BY TOM NOONE .

AT TROPICAL PARK
One Best-Cleary
l. Cicary, Mad Dash, Miss Philura.
2. Prince Drake, Screen, L. B.
Wilson.
3. Heroin, Bonanza, Kings Pleas
ure.
4. Empty Bottle, Don Creole, Par
aida.
5. Scotch Gold, Gift of Roses,
Dancing Doll.
Aforementioned, M o u n tainy
Man, Reservist.
7. Major General, Our Admiral,
Polo Bar.
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Wrestling ShOW to
Fill Legion Baskets
Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday

Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
Proceeds from next Monday
nights Tonlinson Hall wrestling
show are to go for the purchase of
Christmas baskets for the needy,
members of the indianapolis Power
and Light Post No. 300, American
Legion, have announced. The post
is sponsoring the program.
The feature attraction is sched-
uled to present Coach Billy Thorn,
Indiana University, defending his
junior middleweight title, against
Eddie Pope of New York.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Sinclair Refining Co.. 29o6 E. New York
st, sign, $40.
state Highway Commission, two-story
L. P. Davis, 1924 N. Alabama-st, fur
St. Paul Evangelical Church, 13th-st
and Carrollton-av, heating plant, $1,000.
Ostrom Realty and Construction Co., 30l
W. Walnut-st, pump house, $500.
Leo Brand 1880 Allen wire service $35
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2 Cards of Thanks

We wish to extend our thanks to our
friends and neighbors for their SYM
pathy and kindness during our bereave-
ment at the death of our son and
brother, JOSEPH C. WEBER JR. Also
to Fathers German and Holeran and to
RoSco Conklin. funeral director. for the
excellent service. The FAMILY.
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eyes.
Il don't care
what's wrong with
you, this guy
would have cured
it," persisted Mr..
Gray on. Hes
something to see.
And apparently
he is, although 1t
would a pc a r
Risko-who Is not
to be confused
with the rubber
man Of Cleveland
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Joseph w Evans, 26, Terre Haute deco
rator and Mary V. Henry %, Y w. C. A.
housekeeper.
Frank Weintraut, 4s, of 1881 Moore-av.
!aborer, and Bertha Wright, 40, of 1881
Moore-av, housekeeper.
William lie Master, "a, of 427 N. State
az. truck driver, and Gertrude Edna Moore
AT N. State-av, file clerk.
Ernest c. Cordell, "a, of 1903 Central
av government employee, and Harriet
Kirkman, 81, of 1915 Evergreen-av, Ste
nographer.
Fred w. Wardwell, AZ, of 1899 Wood
IaWn-av radio repairing, and Eva Jean
Hawk. 81. of 1899 Woodlawn-av, house
keeper.
Charles F. Schmidt, 81 of 10 E. Iowa
st, shipping clerk, and Mary Lucille Faw-
bush, 10, OF 19 E. Iowa-st, machine oper-
ator.
Robert G. Bartlett %, Acton, mechanic
and Martha M. shipp, 81. Acton, house
James L. Montgomery, 30, of FOG N.
Gray-st. electrical engineer, and Mildred
R. Stropes, %, of 2507 Broadway, typist.
William r. Hurwood, 80, of 271a S. ILL
nols-st, iron worker, and Icie Sherrick
%, of 27la S. Illinois-st, housekeeper.
Clavie V. Viles, 81, of 1925 N Meridian
st, street car operator, and Muriel j. Pin
nell, 27 of 2oo6 N. Pennsylvania-st beauty
operator.
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Newcomer Slaps Risko to
Floor Six Times Under
Perfect Figures for Round
EeAvoy Looks Like Best Fistc Arrival From England
Since Ted Kid Lewis, Experts Say; He Varies
WEIGHT at Will for Two Decisions
BY JOE WILLIAMS
LINES Snrcial Writer

bedside of
Of the knockout Jock
n ring last night
him. Harry Grayson
eyes"
tried patiently to explain the
n the
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Following is the program for the Dear
born gym tonight:
6:3OSSt. Joan of Arc VS.. st. Matthew
Lutheran.
7:30-Real Silk Girls vs. S. B. A. Girls
8;30-Inland Containers VS.. Crown Prod
ucts.
The curtain-raiser to the Kautsky A. c.
Duffy Floral game at the Armory
tomorrow afternoon will bring together
the Inland Box quintet and the Kingan
netman at 2.
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3 Deuths-FunerdLs

SPRINGER-Lelsnd v. age 81. beloved hus-
Pane 5ano OF Haley Springer: father OF Alice
336 N Riley any time. Funeral Saturday.
2 p. N. at the home. Burial Anderson
Cemetery. DORSEY SERVICE.
THosIPsoN-Lambert beloved son of
Ms Minnie Besstie. de7 Harlan1SSt, In.
Ralph, Clinton and Leonard Thompson,
passed away at Denver. Colo, Thursday.
Deco. 10. Funeral notice later.
THoMPsoE--Harold F. beloved son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Thompson OF 2002
&. Meridian-st. passed away THURSDAY.
2epo m; from Finn Brqs. Funeral Home;
Park Cemtery. Friends invited.
WILLIS--Leo. Of 749 Livingston-av. be-
loyed husband Of Mabel and father Of
Mrs Bertha Hill, Marvin and Isabelle
funeral Monday Dec. %, at 'f the IA 4abe sS
nacle Baptist Church, sumerset-av. 10
a a;+I n. Burial Crown Hill: Friends in.
Moore g. Kirk.
WILLIAMs-James. age "a, beloved hus-
Willard Merritt, Matte Pullman and
EIora Hill. father Of Henry and Harlan
William I; brother of Jake. Williams,
rett and sister Belle. passed aWav Fri
day. Funeral from Shirley Bros West
SIDE Funeral Home. POOP W. Mich-st,
Monday, 1:30 p. m Burial Floral Park
Friends may call at the residence. 1918
Mooretield-av. from II a. n. Saturday
until II a. m. Monday.
WILSON. ERNEST M-Beloved husband of
Mary M. Wilson and father OF Mrs.
Emily A. Lott: Robert E. Ralph E. and
Charles W. Wilson, and Everett Sturgis.
passed away Tuesday evening Dec II
Funeral services will be held at the
VALID FUNERAL HOME 1922 Unior-st.
saturday morning. Dec. 81, at 10 O'Clock
invited
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3 DeGths-Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Dec. 20, 1885.
FIsK-Estella B, 1870 N. New Jersey-st,
beloved wife of Frank A. Fisk and moth
Betty Scott and grandmother Of Alice
Claire Scott, passed away at the Method
a H g2fRnY RRos T CFNTR4 F cHaP
Ell, 946 N. Illinois-st. Saturday. 10 a. m
| Friends invited. Burial Frankfort, Ind.
about 12:45 p. m. Friends may call
at the chapel.
KRAUss--John, rs years, beloved son of
Mrs Henry Try Kragss: brother Of Mrs
Mrs. .Katherin McDuT, Alma, Henry
d aad Can aa KaHSs passed at resi-
Tesdanc sBr uriai Grown Hin Friends n
B bsd fFeRdS HRR RE ia a 5hs Funeral
KUECHLER-Mary Hust, widow of John
6aTR and Mrs m Reen Ge5 nFs gr alma
parted this life Friday; age SO. Funeral
College-av, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill
Friends invited Funeral under the di-
rection of Moore g. Kirk.
LoNG..Margaret, age So years, Of 45s
9n Mas m n9Ass Q Ws6 5S D N4s srGd 3
Hsmant, Mrs. Anna Marie e Trea a'ia
Joseph, Francis. Leo and Thomas Long
passed away Tuesday. Funeral satur-
gay mes St Anf thor s chuf a Fei Faiand;
invited Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.
A fdf 5 sqcsy will aEo Sst Friday ugHF
Service. ~ '" -4Af'
Louis z. Mckee and mother of Jacque-
and Mrs. W. j. Bethard, sister of Bess
Bethard Of san Diego Cal. passed
away in Elyria; g. Wednesday. Funeral
p. m. Friends invited. Burial crown
Hill. Friends may call at the chapel.
Of Mrs. Ella McCGrdy. Mrs. Emma
Joseph and Mrs. Geneva Denny. passed
awav at Mrs. Dennv's home, 1901 N;
| Warman-ev. Thursday D. m. Funeral
at the Speedway NJ. E. Church, Saturday
p. m. Burial Shiloh cemetery. Friends
may call at the home after p. m.
opINNETTE-orvills, age 80 years, be,
Mrs; George W: Quinnette and brother
Wsdnisgs7 SunFPsrs pssssd away
church, corner RAYMOND and and penn rl is.sfa
M i3ss F1N SH SAL HOME # Ne i5o5 s. HE ERI
st. Friday until y noon and after 3 p. m.
until II a. m. Saturday and at the
| church from II noon until hour of serv-
| ice. Burial Washington Park.
ROBERTSON G.. entered into rest
| Wednesday. age IS years beloved son Of
| Margaret Roberts. brother of Katherine
| Stark, Nova MacCoy. CLARENCE. Victor E.
and Laurence E. Roberts. Funeral SAT-
| urday. HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL
PARLoR- 1850 E. Michigan-st, 2 p m.
/ Burial Memorial Park. lebanon ind
! papers please copy.l
/ SLUGGETT-Joan, daughter OF Mr. and
| Mrs. Ernest r. Sluggett, passed away at
the residence, 5649 Carfoilton-av Thurs
day morning. Services at the FLANNER
/ & BUCHANAN MORTuARY Saturday, 8
p. N. Friends invited
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LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Washington. 30; Broad Ripple, 81.
Ellettsville. 80; Crispus Attucks, 10.
Sheibyyilie. 81: Shortridge. l6.
Greencastle. %. Cathedral, II.
Tech "a. Columbus al
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Net Gossip

The Central States holiday indie
pendent tourney, the fifth annual
will be held in the Dearborn gym
Games will be played the nights of
Dec. 26, q and % and Jan. 2, g.
4 and 5.
Harold Engelhart and Bob Stehlin
who are directing the event, an
nounced today that entries are be-
ing received at Drexel 1922 or
Cherry 1850.
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Births

Girls
John, Ruby Harper, 24oS Southeastern
Boys
William, Masel Bruce, 1928 Healing
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
ly. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.)
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c.. age Sc years, mother
of Mrs. Ella McCvrdy. Mrs. Emma
Joseph and Mrs. Geneva Denny. passed
awav at Mrs. Dennvs home, 1901 N
at the Speedway M E. Church. Saturday
p. m. Burial Shiloh cemetery. Friends
may call at the home after 4 p. m.
Friday.
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80 Hotels

LOVELY large front room. kitchenette:
steam heat: private entrance: utilities;
81 1909 Union-St.
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SLICE ln d-J9ans s,, oaugnter o. mr: ana
the residence, 5649 Carfollton-av, Thurs
day morning. Services at the FLANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTuARY Saturday. 3
p. N. Friends invited
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RoBERTs.Don G. entered into rest
Margaret Roberts. brother of Katherine
Stark, Nova MacCoy Clarence. Victor E.
and Laurence E. Roberts Funeral Sat-
urdav HARRY w. MOORE FUNERAL
PARLOR. 2050 E. Michigan-st .. m.
Burial Memorial Park. lebanon ind
papers please copy.l
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MODERN, light housekeeping suite, Sleep
Ing room: together or separate: cheap.
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Our liberal commission plan with a
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Finley Shepard Heir,
Drunk Driver, Fined

RUTLAND, VT, April 10 (U.S0.
Finley j. Shepard, "a, heir to one
of New York's largest fortunes,
paid $3.50 in county court here,
after pleading guilty to drunken
driving.
He is the adopted son of Finley
Shepard, New York financier, and
Mrs. Helen Gould Shepard, daugh.
ter of the late Jay Gould. Re.
Gently he has been living at Wal.
lingford, VT, where he operates
a large farm. He married Miss
Ann Sheldon, New York society
girl, two years ago.
A companion, John H. Miller,
Of Wallingford. also pleaded guilty
and paid a 5000 fine. Charges OF
malicious injury to property were
held over until the next session
of court.
According to testimony, Mr..
Shepard and Mr.. Miller, on March
IA, attended gay party at a road
house at Hampton, N. Y, return.
ing to Wallingford. They wrecked
their car, landing in a ditch near
Lake BomoSeen.