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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-07
FEDERAL RULE
FOR INDUSTRY
VIEWED NEEDED
Lawyer Points to Existing
Powers Which Might Be
Invoked.
ByTimes Special

81 Tunes Special
NEW YORK, June business
retrOgression and relapse, threat
ened by the removal of such re-
straint as the NRA was able to ex-
ercise, can be avoided without re-
course TO an amendment 10 the
Constitution, in the opinion of Har-
old r. Shapiro, associate professor
in the New York Law School. Mr..
Shapiro has been associated with
the administration Of NRA as trade
association and code authority
counsel.
The recent Supreme Court deci-
sion in the Schechter case did not
prevent the states from exercising
control, at least in emergencies, over
hours OF work and wages within
their own boundaries, Mr.. Shapiro
pointed out. The implication was
that in reserving this right to the
states they do possess it, he said.
Interstate Trade Ruled
"NRA codes, or at least the wage
and hour provisions. should be
adopted bodily by Congress for
temporary period as the law of the
land in interstate commerce" Mr.
Shapiro continued. AT the same
time the membership of the Federal
Trade Commission should be in
creased from five to nine members,
sitting as three boards of three
members each.
The commission should be en-
powered to approve in advance, and
supervise, industry agreements
such as we're contemplated under
the neglected "A of MIRA, exempt
ing them. until expiration of rev.
oCation, from the antitrust laws
These agreements should contain
clauses for liquidated damages to be
assessed against violaCors by COM
pulsOry arbitration.
1T should also be required imme-
diately that compliance be shown
with at least the minimum wage and
hour provisions of the former codes
as conditions precedent to awards
Of government work.
Pursuant to Article /, Section 10.
Of the Constitution, and with the
consent of Congress, interstate COM
pacts on interstate wages, hours and
other conditions of employment, in
Guiding child labor. should be formu-
lated by negotiation and adopted by
the respective Legislatures in states
within the same economic area.
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CTATE bankers associations
- might well take their cue from
either the American Institute of
Banking section Of the American
Bankers Association or the Invest
ment Bankers Association. Con-
MENTIONS Of these two groups are
exemplary in their dedication to
business and in their absence OF
big names" Virtually all Of the
time is given over 10 the tasks Of
reuOrts Of committees which help
10 famiiarize those in attendance
with the multiplicity Of banking
functions.
II IS not to BE- thought that the
Indiana Bankers Association should
accept as speakers only those per-
sons within the state. The adj
dresses Of Robert V. Fleming, first
vice president of the American
Bankers Association, and Of John
s. Wood. chairman and agent OF
the Federal Reserve Bank of St.
Louis. are entirely in order at such
a gathering. BY the same token
the remarks OF r. Earl Peters, FILA
administrator in Indiana. are OF
concern to HOOSier bankers.
Banking. like many other lines
OF trade. encounters new problems
each day. How It IS proposed to
meet these problems as they arise
is Of interest to depoSitorS. Con-
sequently. it Is highly probable that
much can be gained BY playing
down the names" and playing up
the ramificauons of the banking
business and how best this busi-
mes. rau be conducted.
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DROGRAM drafters have not adj
Il vanced to the point where
there is a general acceptance Of the
idea Of letting the other fellow have
his say. wednesday, for instance,
Nragnus J. KreiSle. retiring preSi-
dent Of the Indiana Bankers ASso-
citation. attacked the Roosevelt adj
ministration's banking bill No one
will dispute Mr.. Kreisle's right TO
state mis- viewpoint.
But however. those in attend
auce would have had a much better
understanding OF the proposed bill
If an ardent supporter Of the meas
ure we're present 10 offer the other
side Of the question. This speaker
would not necessarily have 70 be
Mariner S. EccIes; It could be any
person Who feels strongly enough
about his side Of the argument 10
give a fOrcefuI presentation
Injection Of an element OF con-
troversy into the convention WOULD
have perhaps made for a more in
terestinr meeting. As It was the
list Of speakers made one wonder
whether the parley was a bankers
convention or a political rally
-Four Of the scheduled speakers
were persons elected by the voters.
one was a political appointee and
another was a foreign nObleman.
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Quotations oelow are average wholesale
rriles seluE ofers1 % buyers ~ local
ccrrms sS4cn dealers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-09
Former Shortridge Teacher

Word Of the death Of Mrs. Truly
Ray Tucker. former Shortridge High
School teacher. at Fresno, Cal, fol-
lowing an emergency operation, has
been received by her sister. Mrs. Es-
teIle Ray Hittle. 26l5 Suther-
lanC-av.
Mrs. Tucker was professor Of Eng
lish at the Fresno State College She
had taught in ShOrtridee and at
Indiana University. She was a
member o. Chi omega Sorority. the
Order Of the Eastern Star. Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution and the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. She had
spent the summer with Mrs. Hittle'
and returned to Fresno recently.
Surviving are the widower, w NJ.
Tucker. two other sisters. Mrs Rob-
ert L. Younger. Bedford, and Mrs
Frank Ray Morris. Fresno; three
niCces and two nephews.
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Deaths

Jane Blackwell S.. al Ia47 Broadway
acute mTOcardltls.
Eva Dorinda Allen. 80 at 2754 Napoleon.
carcinoma.
Maggie Meyers, 60. at sa5 Elm. mitral
regGr@4tdtl0n
Jacob Hammerschlag IS az ST. Vin-
cents HOSPITAL. carolO vascular renal
Herman c. futile. 70. at St Vincents
Hospital corOuary thrombosis.
Lena Z Koritzer. 90. at City Hospital,
dTrerlo sc.erOslS-
anna Purdy. II. at Central Hospital.
fractured hip.
Martha Matilda Conkhn. 81. at I24 n
Mlev organic heart disease.
Robert B. Dugger %. at 1881 n. Ala
bama. coronary occlus'on-
Mary Caroline Smith. 81. at Methodist
Hospital. apOplexy.
Lydia Josephine Holiday 40. at 1888
PENNSYLVANIA. carcinoma.
Commodore W. Cauble. 81. az 1922 julien.
0rganIc heart disease.
Ida K Powers. 50. al 622 Weghorst,
Ro 5is. Langley. %. at CITY Hospital. en-
zeima wooten. D. at Central Hospital.
solomon Hood. as. at City Hospital car
do vascular renal disease.
William A. Johnson. 81. at 1906 Eugene
Louise Bakhus. 81. at 3245 n. illinois.
arterOsclerOslS.
Charles George Harr. IS. at 1927 Bacon.
olive Nav Burns. 20. at IA n. Haw-
th0rne. carcinoma.
tai thv -OtOxiCOSlS-
Ada Ncvey. So at St Vincents Hospital.
DE Dennis 's' oBrien. SO. at $40 E. Vermont.
advertisements 80.
Audrey Louise Bewlev, months. at City
Hospital CASTRO enterlts- ~ ", ,e.,, ~
Harry A. Jones 4S. at 80 w. 10Th. my
OCardltlS.
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VITAL STATISTICS
NJ rriage Licenses

Howard Stone Obenchain. -. Of More
snG Nv. advertising salesman. ana Anne
Elizabeth DcCroSS. IL OF 1928 MacPhear-
George H Brown SIS. r. r. Is. Box $50.
farmer. and Ida 2. Dellen. g., Of POOP
RocheSter-aV. houSekecper.
William r Wolf IS Columbus. labOrer.
and Mary Reed. .. OF 909 Broadway.
Harry Campbell q. Of us Bates-st.
packer and Mary Aaron. &C. OF 2O9 s.
andrew j Kirk IS Of 1T N. Modest.
cooper. and Mrytlee NJ. Daley. IS. Of 247
y. Arsenal-av. housekeepeT.
Harlem i. NoguS. -. Harmon. III. lar :
mcr. and Margaret +. Williams. IS, OF
202l Spruce-St. houSeSceper-
Fred Chandler. 50. OF 705is y. West-st
mechanic. and Mary Claudine Riley. -.
OF o2S n Blackioro-St. maid.
E. NJ. Petit. -. of 20S5 n DearbOrn-st.
inspector. and Madonna Cooper. L. Of 2I9
Z. 2ISt-St. hOuSekeeper.
Maynard z. Casey So. Of Detroit. Mich.
general manager. and Helen Burge. 25. Of
sos Piccadlliy secretary.
Glenn c Carroll % OF 20i9 HillSiGe-av
lsboreg. and Martha Mann. 20. R. r. Il.
Ralph McOuiston. so. Of 2s E. l4,h-st.
physician and Barbara Douglas. IS. Of
Wavne Walker. 50 BROOKLYN. \ Y
printer. and Helen Barnes. IS. OF $3.50
Roscoe Fritz 8, OF $50 {. MinneSota-St.
pharmacist and Martha Hammer. 20
Candy Ind srcnographer
Robert Tomey -. OF Ga N Easiest
barber, and Dorotha KySeT. so. Of Ola n
Easiest. clerk
Hobert Milan. IS. Louisville. manager
and Nell Langley. IS. Southport. Ind
saleSwOman.
Pierce Sslbv. IS. Butler. O. mill worker
ana Kathryn Ridden. 81. WaShinston Ho-
tel housekeeper
e.. and Marie Withem. rs OF 1905 E
l7th-st. hOusekeepcr.
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Building Permits

J. Friedman PIG Prospect-st. $500. i'm
George whelden. 2128 N. Alabamast,
Char1es II. walker. SCOT E. Washington
Groce NJ, quinn. 92l W. 32nd-st. sl2O,
furnace replacement - ,-.s.
Co. 1902 W Westinghouse $500. boiler
and chimney. -
Mary Leppert. 7O9-1l Terrace-av. $500,
Union Trust Co. ls49 N Delaware-st,
Monarch Inc. 2O7 N nlinois-st. 500
Harley Harley Tharp. 22l4 w Morgan. $40.
Frank venezia. sol S. New Jersey-st.
$1,000. stOrerOOm. 49,, .ooz
NJ. G. Gerdemick. GAIT Riverside-dr,
$3.50. furnace
Ohio Oil Co, W Michigan-st ana
Senate-av. $500. gas tanks and pumps.
Charles Shaker, 1914 Parker-av, 500. re-
William Barrett 647l Central-av, 1896,
Ernest Gard. 5l45 N Delaware-st. 1887.
J. E. Snowman. APO Broadway, $3.50, oil
Herman H. schiling, llO4 E. 35th-st,
Vonnegut Hardware Co. 1921 College-av.
S272 oil burner.
Vonnegut Hardware Co. 2l25 w. Wash
ingtOn-st. $3.50. oil burner.
John Koehler, $50 S. Central Court. s295.
oil burner
$3.50 oil burner.
Dr. Russell Hippensteel 5242 N Illinois,
ST. $780, oil burner.
w. F. Corner. 1921 Broadway. $685. oil
burner
Jennie B Mitchell 14l4-ls Nordyke-av
SIPS garage
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Paul LaureItzen Rites

Services and burial for Paul NJ.
Laureitzen. 821 N. AudubOn-rd, who
died Saturday in Hunt Memorial
Hospital. Danver. Mass, will be held
tomorrow in Boston.
Mr.. Laureitzen. who had been Ill
for some time. had been visiting
friends. His son. Walter Laureit-
zen. with whom ne made his home,
had gone east two weeks ago for
his vacation. and expected his
father to return to indianapolis
with him.
Mr.. Laureitzen. who was s.. was
a native of Denmark. and had been
retired from business eight years.
He was employed by the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad %
years. The son is the only imme-
date surviving relative.
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Furniture Repair

CHAIRS made new by rebottomine IN cane.
hickory or reed BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BLIND HA-05s3
FREE estimates Upholstering. repairing
cushions rebuilt chairs Gained. OTTO
BRADE co. II-sqSl
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MISS BAUER'S
RITES ARE SET
FOR TOMORROW
AGED Woman Was Active in
Insurance Circles More
Than so Years.

Funeral services for Miss Eliza
beth Bauer. 1904 Carrollton-av, who
died yesterday following a few hours
illness, will be held at 2.3O tomor-
row in the residence. Burial will be
IN Crown Hill.
Miss Bauer was SO. She was we'll
known in insurance circles. III which
she had been active for more than
so years. She was employed by the
Franklin Life Insurance Co. many
wears. and later was affiliated with
the Aetna Life Insurance Co. and
several insurance agencies. She re-
tired three years ago.
Miss Bauer was born in Indian
apolis. and her birthplace was on
the site where the Lyric Theater
now is located. She was a member
Of the Indianapolis Maennerchor. Of
which her father George Bauer,
was a founder. She formerly sang
in the German House Choir.
Surviving Miss Bauer aIe A niece,
Mrs. Hiram J. RoIensperger, In
dianapolis; two nephews and a
cousin.
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Miss Lydia Halliday Dead

Private funeral services for Miss
Lydia Josephine Halliday. who died
at her home, 1888 n. Pennsylvania
st. Saturday, were to be held at
2:30 this afternoon in the Ragsdale
& Price Funeral Home. 1919 N.
Alabama-st. Burial was to be in
Crown Hill.
Miss Halliday who was 40, had
been secretary to Maurice E. Ten
nant Is years. She was a member
of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Immediate surviving relatives in
clude two sisters. Miss Martha Hal
liday. indianapolis. and Mrs. Eugene
BrittOn. New York. and three broth
CrS. Malcolm T. Halliday. Indian
apoliS: James R. Halliday, Franklin,
and Alfred Halliday. RuShville.
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MATTRESSES renovated: also made into
inner-Spring by experts RI-2347
Again IN 1884 rs IN ls3S-The Times
vas the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
10 show a gain in want ads
HE REASON-RESULTS
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Rites for Miss Stuard

Tie funeral of Miss Helen Stuard.
1lGS N. OXfOrd-St, who died yeSter-
day in her home, will be held at ,
Wednesday in the residence. Miss
Stuard. who was 81. had been i'll
two months.
She was born in indianapolis. and
had attended Technical High
School
Immediate surviving relatives in
clude her mother. Mrs Kate Stuard
and three sisters. Mrs Herbert
Swan, Mrs. Arthur Apple ana Miss
Mable Stuard.
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Times Ads Will Find for That Vacant House Apartmen
VITAL STATISTIC
Kirfhs

vassiiios and Juanita Belichis. Methodist
Hospital
Gerald and Hilda Tracy. Methodist Hos
pi-al
Charles and Elizabeth Atkinson. Meth
oLfst Hospital
Joseph and Cecil Hasselbegg. 1921 Kap-
pes.
elmer and lille Duncan. civ HOSPITAL.
John and Mary Walden. City Hos
plfaI
no epIfal
Willard and susie Toler CITY HOSPITAL
Robert and Mabel Webb. 1928 Gent ~
Loivd and Marie KenWorthy. lOii'2
Oliver
prank and Rose W4rheld 233 Pleasant
Robert and Anna Cook 735 Ketcnam.
George and Ernestine Edelon. z]oo IN
Glauarotr
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HAWKINS STEEL FURNACES-Parts Re-
pairs All makes HOOSIER FOUNDRY
CO CH-6273
FURNACE REPAIRS-Al makes. cleaning.
Boiler crates. IDEAL-ESCOL CO.
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LEGAL NOTICES
TO THE POLICYHOLDERS OF
u l. L =


THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
NOTICE IS hereby given that meeting Of
the poicyholders Of THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
will be held at the Home Once Of said Com
pany in the City Of Newark, New Jersey. on
Monday. the Second day Of December, 1888,
at twelve O'Clock noon, for the purpose OF
selecting four persons to be voted for by the
policyholders' Trustees as members Of the
Board Of Directors at the annual election of
Directors OF the Company to be held on the
Thirteenth day Of January. 1886.
At such meeting every polcyholder Of the
corporation who IS OF the age OF twenty one
years or upwards and whose policy has been in
force for at least one year last past shall Do
entitled TO cast one vote IN person or by proxy.
EDWARD D. DUFFIELD. Prudent.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following ma
erials will be received by the Chairman
cf the state Highway Commission Of IN
dana. at his Office on the third floor,
State House Annex 102 North Senate Ave-
nue.. Indianapolis. Indiana, until ZOO P M
which time they will be publicly opened
an invitation No. 10: 500 to 300 Tens
Limestone Screenings. 2. o. B. Plant, near
. Invitation No. 12l: 400 to 500 Tons No.
8 Crushed Aggregate, F. 0. B. Foresman,
u
Invitation NJ. 1872. $50 to 300 Tons No.
9 Crushed Aggregate. T. o. B. Maxwell. or
= invitation No. 1913: 600 10 1000 Tons No.
8 & No 9 Crushed Aggregate. F. o. 3.
Elnora. or deI'd. on Road sac & D.
Invitation No. l24; 900 70 1000 Tons Nc.
Vincennes. or deld. on Road 6l-E2 & E5
Invitation No. i25. 400 to 700 Tons No.
gootee or deld. on Road 45-Gl
Inyyitation No l25; iO7 500 Gallons Tar
on States Roads in Greenfield District.
Invitation No; l28. Quantity Of Mis-
cellsneous Hardware. F o. B. Indian
apolis
proposal forms Proposal forms and
Specifications will be furnished free upon
The right is reserved by the Chairman
10 reject any or all bids. or TO award
on any combination OF bids that in his
judgment is most advantageous to the
State OF Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.
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ANNOUNCEME NTS
Death Notices


CHOWNING. DAISY-Age 81 years. wife of
Lewis Chowning sister of Mrs. Mary B.
Tom tnee Elder, passed away Sunday
p. m. Funeral at the ROYSTER &
ASKIN MORTUARY, 1902 N Meridian
Tuesday. $3.50 p. m. Burial Crown Hill
GRADY. CECILIA (nee SiIverhorn)-Be-
loved wife of Leon NJ. Grady and mother
of Cecilia and Leonardo. passed away
Friday Sept. 6. St. Francis Hospital.
Funeral a the late residence. 322 Sixth
av.. Lafayette Heights. Tuesday, $50
a. m. followed by services at St. AIMS
Church a m Interment St. Joseph's
cemetery. Friends invited.
HIRSHBURG. FRANK K.-Son of Mrs.
Eta Z. Dalton Of Marion. Ind. brother
of Norris w. Hirshburg of CraWfords-
Vile. Roy w Hirshburg of Richmond and
Mrs Theodore Fienberg of Chicago. Ill.
passed away Monday morning. Services
at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY Tuesday. 10 a. m. Friends in
vited- Burial ScOttsburg. Ind.
JOHNSON. MARGARET ELIZABETH mee
BottOrh)-Age SO years. widow of the
late Josenhus Johnson passed away
Monday. Sept Q, at the home of her
niece. Mrs William Kemp. 2046 Mabel
ST. Friends may call at the above
address after 5 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral
services at the residence Wednesday.
p. m also at Prowsville Christian
Church. Wash. Co. Thursday. 10 a. m.
Burial Old Rush Greek cemetery. Friends
invited TOLIN FUNERAL SERVICE.
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Births


Charles and RUBY Tevehaugh Methodist
Hospital
Leon and Jeanette Newcomer. Methodist
Hospital
Pr nS and Kathryn Adams. Methodist
Hospital
Joseph snd Pauline caideron. Methodist
HnSnltal
Bayo and Alma Rogers Methodist Hos
pitsf
Clement and Ruth Doane 4Ss5 Guilford
orfile and Artilean Satterdeld. 29i4
Martindaie
Carl and Jessie Bryant. s22 n. Denny
Girls
pital.
Morris and Louisa Mccormick. Methodist
Hospital.
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INSTRUCT Ms

DO you REALIZE what 1t means TO nave
a guaranteed position? We guarantee
position to any one we accept. Shorthand.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-953S
training in this vicinity to install. OPP
crate and service DIESEL ENGINES in
power plants. trucks. tractors etc. Con-
sultation service and tools furnished.
Write, giving mechanical qualifications.
SCHOECK DIESEL TRAINING, Alton.
Illinois
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HELP W AhTED
IL Help Wanted-Female

GOOD COOK with general housework ref
erencss with application state wages
with reply. Address Box L-34l. Times.
SALESLADIES - Thoroughly experienced
ready-tO-wear. Steady and extras. Apply
BROOKS, 26 Z. Washington-st, between
and m.
LADIES interested to earn independent
income and have ability TO sell should
communicate with large hosiery distri-
butor now in town, who offers beauti
ful line Of ladies' and mems hosiery
Liberal commission. Write for skeleton
or full sample line and details. care
Box K 4066
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IL Wan.ed-MaIe or Female

WANT 100 men and women to pick beans.
take Speedway bus. get of main en-
trance Speedway: meet AL BUTCHER
truck a. m. In case of rain come
Wednesday.
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Sc Radios, Musical instruments

NEW, used radios. refrigerators. washers.
PAUL KERR. 20 n. Temple. Open ewes.
GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRING
Radio Sales and Service, I'll Ind. LI-s3s3.
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r E N 7 AIS
21 unfinished Apartments
@MFMeW R6NM B(Re6O
% Unfinished Houses

Sli-WATER PAID: 946 Bell-st. near
Tech rooms. semimodern double; re-
decorated: ready to move into: shades
screens DR-6323
S2O-CENTRAL. 2327-7-room modern
hardwood floors; redecorated; garage
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A N N 0 U N CE M ENTS
Death Notices

PATTON. GAYLE Husband Of Ruth.
father OF Mary. son Of M. Frank Pat
ton. passed away Sept. 9. He IS also
survived BY three sisters Friends may
call az the residence. 1881 Z. Minnesota-
81. any time after s o. m. Monday. Fu-
neral services Wednesday. D. m. at
the above address. Burial Memorial PARK.
Friends invited. TOLIN FUNERAL
SERVICE.
PETERS. THOMAS-Son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Manson Peters passed away Sept 7,
leaves seven brothers and one sister.
Friends may call at TOLIN FUNERAL
HOME, any time, Funeral Tuesday at
funeral parlors. .. m. Burial Ander-
son cemetery. Friends invited.
STUARD. HELEN LOUISE-Beloved daugh-
ter OF Mrs John Stuard and sister OF
Mrs. Herbert Swan. Mrs. Arthur Apple
and Miss Mabel Stuard. passed away at
1905 n. Oxford-st SUNDAY afternoon.
Services at the residence Wednesday aft
ernoon at O'Clock. Friends invited
Burial Memorial Park
TYSON. LIZZIE-Entered into rest Mon
nav $40 a. m. Beloved mother of Ed
ward Carl and Elmer Brummett Flu
MOORE FUNERAL PARLoRs' 2o5O E
Michigan-st. 10 a. m. Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill
WALKER. MRS. BERTHA H-Daughter of
Mrs Stella Williams and sister of Jean
Durvin Williams of 241s N Delaware-st.
passed away Monday morning Services
MoRTUARY Time later
? Cards. In Memoriams
LEWIS-In loving memory of our daugh-
ter and granddaughter. Mary Anna,
who passed away one year ago today,
sweet little FOYER Of heavenly birth
She was too fair to bloom on earth.
MR.. AND MRS. CHAS. H. LEWIS AND
GRANDPARENTS.
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FIN A N C IAL
40 Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP-Cood business location;
reasonable owner leaving city. TX
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NEW ideas. We are interested in financing
and promoting new patentable ideas-u
YOU have something with merit. write
Times. Box L-342
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50 Securities. oiog. q Loans

WE BUY AND SELL
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCKS.
NEWTON TODD AIS LENCKE BLDG.
WANT TO BUY certain Indiana preferred
stocks Write for bids II ALBERS-
HARDT l29 z Market St
WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FLETCER AN RICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST
n LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY.
206 INSURANCE BUILDING.
(. MARKET STREET
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HELP W NTE

8 Help Wanted-Male
LIQUID LATEX, 75c gross. Razor blades.
zoe hundred INDIANA LATEX CO.. las
S. Ilinois-St.
I NEED two more experienced solicitors
to complete a crew working Indiana
towns. Phone BE-3017-M. between Z and
p. m. tonight.