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Deaths Reported.

Mary A. Mahoney, 90. 1896 Oak st.
Annie Elliott, .78, sibley Hospital,
Mary M. Hessler. 6S. Providence Hospital.
Eli w Prime, So, Gallinger Hospital.
HOSPITAL. w.
Elizabeth Davis. "a. Providence Hospital.
william NJ Rankin. 81. 3I17 10Th st. ne.
Patrick NJ Kennedy. "a, 1926 A st. Sc.
Patrick J. McCorrick. 81. GEORGETOWN Hos
pital
Fred Cooksey, 43. veterans' Hospital.
william Verbitsky. 26, Gallinger Hospital.
Annie Thomas, IS, SC. EliSabeth's Hospital.
Rosa Henderson, So. Freedmen's Hospital.
James e. Smith. IS, Freedmen,s Hospital.
Alexander Jones: a. Freedmens HOSPITAL.
charlie 3. 0gics, a9, Tubefculosis Hospttsl.
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mond Thies, reported that less than
5000 Of the necessary fund remains
to be raised.
The general public is invited to to-
morrow nights entertainment. Edith
Brusiloff Sperling, impersonator. will
be featured on the program.
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to meet current Indebtedness on the
church property at ls06-10 H street
will close with an entertainment un-
der the auspices of the Women's Guild
at the church at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The committee In charge Of the
drive, headed by Mrs. Jessica Drum
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Qarna nf Tf1anka

hAkkisON. JOHN Il. I wish to thank my
many Kind friends for their lovely Moral
tributes and kindness TO me in the re-
Genh pIGoiHoss loss OF my husband. JOHN n HAIR
hlSoN. MRS. DORA z. HARRISON.
many friends for their comfortinT e1.
pfessions OF sympathy and lovely floral
htrlnutes: which will always be remem-
EVERETT MODEM GRANDsoN
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FOUND.

PURSE-Found in my taxicab Iady7s
purse. containing a small amount Of money
ana other articles. Loser describe fully,
pay the expense of advertising and prop
srty VIII be delivered to owner Address
Box 345-M. Star ONCE
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, 6S, at pm. yesterday.
Year ago, 48.
Lowest, 81, at am. today. Year
ago, 81.
Record Temperatures This Year,
Highest, 80. on March 21.
Lowest, 2, on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 80 per cent, at tbs am.
today.
Lowest. 81 per cent, at 500 pm.
yesterday.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Suryeyl
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The Sun and Moon,

Rises. Sets.
gun, tooay. Sol 6:27
Sun, tomorrow. 500 6:28
moon' tooay.... 2:08 am. 11:42 am.
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
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JOHNSON. FRANK z. On Tuesday. March
aens Ssf ahR hs S9mf IL sNs6N sSSs6 Pas. Sc.
loved husband Of Mary E. johnson and
father Of Mrs. Pauline CLAWS OF South
city. Funeral services at South Pasa-
deua.
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Hpaths.

BAILEY. HENRY. Departed .bis ,,t.
Tuesday. March 20. 1885. at his resi-
ssfIEY anii isfb H. lisxa, i4th to st. nv NV HENRY
devoted wife. Rosa Bailey; p mother
MARY Bailey, three daughters Mrs
neien Mcmillan. Teresa Curtis. Juanita
6aliey: Two sons. Edward and James n
Bailey. and many other relatives and
trends. Funeral Friday March 80 al
pm; from the above residence In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
BARNES. ANNA BARBARA On T,,esdsv
March 20. 1885. at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs, Susie z. Schafer. 1858 o
81; NV ANNA BARBARA widow Of
py three sons, James w. Barnes, New
9ork City: George w. and Maurice w.
5arnes OF Washington D C Services
A. the above residence on Friday March
~. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in
Viteo. lnterment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches In
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; Indiana Net
Teams Win in
Catholic Meet
Huntington, Fl. Wayne and
Anderson Have Elves in
Quarter-F Finals.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, March 23.-Three
teams from Indiana were among
the eight scheduled to play in quar-
terminals of the National Catholic
High School basketball tournament
here today.
The Hoosier schools remaining in
the competition were Central Cath
Ole. Fl. Wayne; St. Marys, Hunt
ington, and st. Marys, Anderson
All were to play today. A fourth
Indiana school, Reitz Memorial OF
Evansville, was eliminated in first
round play yesterday by st. Mel OF
Chicago, 40 to 81.
The Fl. Wayne team defeated the
national Catholic champion, Cath
Ole High of Joliet, Ill, in a second
round game yesterday. % to q.
A team of Sioux Indians from ST
Francis Mission, st. Francis, S. D.
was among the favorites to reach
the finals. The Hoosier schools ano
st. Mel are expected to fight it out
for the other final berth.
Quarter-finals will be played this
afternoon and semi-finals tonight
The final game will be played to-
morrow night.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
First Round
De Paul. Chicago 81 De La saAe'
St. Mel, Chicago. 40; Reitz Memorial
Evansville. Ind. 81.
Second Round
Central Catholic, Fl. Wayne. IND. 29i
St. Francis s IS. d. Mission. 40; St. Ber-
nard. Bradford. Pa. IA.
Ca}hedrai.i MiiWaukee %.
st. MARY Huptingtogn5. Ind" 81; De
Catholic. Baton Rouge, La. II; Cathe'
dral, Duluth Mimi, 25.
St. Mary Anderson. lad. 80; Marmion
spaiding Institute, Peoria, ILL.,. %; st
Catherine Racine Wis, 81.
ST. Mel. Chicago, %; De Paul. chicago
10 PAIRINGs TO-DAY
Central Catholic. Fl Wayne. Ind. vs.
ST, Francis Mission ST. Francis S. D.
st Xavier Louisville. KY, vs.. st. Mary S
Huntington. Ind Catholic, Baton Rouge
La. vs. ST. Marv's. Anderson Ind: Spalo-
ing Institute. Peoria. H.. VS.. St. Mel. Chi
caG0.
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occur az 1855 when flag-raiSing
ceremonies VIII take place.
The feature relay events Will take
the spotlight at s. $50. 8:55. 9:13,
$40. 1905 and 1925. Special in
dividual events will be in progress
during and between the time Of the
running OF the relays. The Univer-
sity four-mile relay at $40 heads
the list OF lOng-diStance contests.
which are expected 10 result in close
finishes and probable new records.
The entire program will come TO
a climax at 1880 with the preSen-
tation OF team and individual tro-
plies. HermOn Phillips. Butler
track coach. and other officials in
charge, anticipate a huge crowd in
the spectators galleries. The COM
plete schedule for today:
s.el-Preliminary and semi-fnal trials.
s-eC-Pole vault and high jump.
s.se-ParAde Of contestants. officials and
s.sS-FIas raising and official opening Of
1855 RELAYS.
s.oa-Shot puf.
S.oo-J University tWo-mile relay.
S-eS-High jump and pole vault victory
awards.
S.io-Sixty-yard low hurdles.
S-SA-College tWo-mile relay.
S-HS-Sixty-yard dash.
s.tS-Six-hundred-yard exhibition race.
r.5S-I University medley relay.
e-l4-CollcEe medley relay.
a-ao->txty- yard high hurdles.
a.te-Iniversity four-mile relay.
lo.as-1ollegc onc-miie relay
le-ls-Onc- mile run
le.ef<-t University one-mile relay.
ie:Sol- Preseniations Of team trophies and
ciosing ceremonies.
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? Cards, In Memoriams

CASEY-We wish to thank. our friends.
relatives and neighbors for their kind
nesses and sympa thy extended US dur
ing the illness and death of our beloved
brother and uncle. jeremiah J. Casey.
we especially desire to thank Rev. Fa-
Their Clancy. Rev; Father Spaulding. the
Eagles lodge, pallbearers and Moore q
Kirk. funeral directors. Also all for the
Spiritual and floral bouquets. MRS. j.
p SCHMINK AND FAMILY.
KRINFR-In loving memory OF FLOYD
KRINER. our beloved husband and
today. WIFE. son AND DAUGHTERS
LETTER-We wish to extend to our
MANY friends. neighbors and relatives
our sincere thanks and appreciation for
their manv acts OF kindness shown US
during the illness and death of our be-
loved wife. mother and grandmother;
floral offerings also. Especially do We
thank the Rev. Louis z. Grafton. the
singers and pallbearers Also Mrs z.
r Gross and Mr.. Alfred Sinker un-
dertakers. for their efficient service.
Signed: WILL V. LETTER Mr.. AND
MRS ARNIEL o. INMAN. CHILDREN
EILEEN AND VIRGINIA.
scOTT-Iu loving remembrance of our
beloved wife and mother. MARGARET
f5ds soqFM T seor FL AND SO sons gear ago
WOODWARD. wHTTsON-In loving mem
ory OF our dear daughter and sister,
Flossie woodward Whitson. who passed
awav March %. 1898:
From this world OF pain and sorrow
TO the land OF peace and rest
God has taken you. dear loved one.
Where YOU have found eternal rest.
FATHER. MOTHER SISTERS.
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preliminary idea that the gathering
was 70 be for schedule making, the
carding Of games was one Of the
minor features Of the meeting.
The coaches agreed to have the
newspapers select the annual myth
ical champions in various sports,
eliminating Purdue, Indiana and
Notre Dame from consideration, and
including only. competition between
conference members.
It was agreed that every director
should have his football schedule in
completed form in the hands of Sec
rotary Hermon Phillips by May l
for distribution to newspapers and
press associations on Sept. l and
basketball cards in his hands Nov.
FOR distribution one month later.
The coaches went on record as
heartily in favor of raising the
ethics between coaches and officials
Of the coaches rating the officials
and the officials doing likewise. Of
fcials must be present at the scene
of games 80 minutes before game
time.
The association football rules in
depreciation committee, composed OF
Roy L. Tiiiotson Franklin College
chairman; Alonzo GoldSberry, Wa
bash; Raymond Neal, De PAW;
Carl Burt, Manchester, and Paul D
Hinkle, Butler, will meet at Camp
Crosley, high school football camp
late in August to draft decision on
rules to be presented to the fall
meeting to be held in conjunction
with the annual Indiana Officials
Association clinic Sept. 7.
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Luuiuaries OF national fame viii
compete IN practically every event.
with Charles Hornbostel and Ivan
Fucua. formerly OF Indiana Uni
versity. playing feature roles as
principals IN a 6O0-yard exhibition
race. They Will line up at the start
Ing post az S-45 tonight.
The actual program FOR the eve
Ming VIII start az :. with the pole
vault and high Jump billed as cur
taiu-ralSer events. The grand
parade VIII follow az 7.30. over
which Relay Queen Jane HenneSSey
Will preside. The official opening
OF Buffers colorful 1888 relays viii
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
City Lads Qualify
as Expert Mdrksmen

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Two
boys of indianapolis, Horace Muel-
Ter. 1929 Washington blvd, and Fred
Thurston, 4116 GuilfOrd-av, have
qualified as expert riflemen in the
Junior division of the National Rifle
Association, it was announced here
today. The only grade higher than
expert is distinguished rifleman.
Of a total of 1868 junior shooters
of the country who have qualified so
far this year in all grades Of shoot
ing proficiency from the beginning
grade of distinguished rifleman, only
Is have succeeded in attaining the
distinguished rating and So the
expert rating.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES :
Picard Holds Iced
in Charleston Open

By niftd Press
CHARLESTON, 5. c., March %
Henry Picard, Hershey CPa) pro,
was still out in front today, setting
the pace for more than a hundred
competitors in the Charleston open
golf tournament.
Picard led yesterday after the
third round by three strokes with
a 2O8. Harold McSpaden, Kansas
City, was second with I'll. Harry
Cooper. Chicago: Johnny Revolta.
Milwaukee. and Paul Runyan, White
Plains. N. Y, were tied for third
at 2l2.
Runyan's Sc yesterday was low
score for the day.
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First Baptist-The Rev Carleton W. At
water. pastor. Morning theme The Fifth
Gospel night. Lifting Up the Christ of
the Gross"
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/. A. c. Swimmers
LOUer ) Records

Swimmers at the indianapolis
Athletic Club set five new Indiana
Kentucky A. A. u. records here last
night. with Helen Lee Smith clip
ping nearly eight seconds off the
women's 220-yard backstroke. She
lowered the record from 1854 TO
3-OSS.
The breast stroke marks were low
cred by Hal Benham. national low
board junior diving champ. all in
enc attempt as he swan 100 yards
III 1922. 200 in 2:4I and 900 in
25S6.
A fifth mark went glimmering
when the I. A. c. mems medley re-
Law team OF Joe Swallow. Benham
and Dudley Jordan swan $50 yards
in 1888 10 clip four seconds off the
cid record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
.BALTUSROL CLUB GETS
1886 NATIONAL OPEN
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 23.-For the
seventh time the BaltuSrol Golf Club
at Short Hills, N. j., will be the scene
of a United States Golf Association
tournament when the National open
is played there in 1886.
Dates for the event will be an
nounced later, the U. S. G. A. Com
mittee said last night.
AS previously announced, the 1885
event will be staged at the Oakmont
Country Club, Oakmont, Pa, June
6, and 8.
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At Big League
Spring Camps
Bv United Press


LAKELAND. Fla. March 23.-The
Detroit Tigers we're wondering today
how the st. Louis Cardinals ever
beat them in the World Series last
October.
The Tigers sent Halter and Sui
livau. q couple OF rookie SOuthpaWs.
90 the hin. and IN the first meeting
OF the year In an exhibition game
between the series rivals won. 12-5
Paul Dean was tough enough. He
held the Tigers well IN check for
FIVE innings. but Bill Walker gave
mp l0 hits and as MANY runs in re
first thrcc innings on the hill
ST PETERSBURG. FIa.-For the
third day in a row the Boston
Braves today mO3ncd the loss OF a
game by a single run. They opened
their hve-game spring series with
the Boston Red SOx yesterday by
taEiug Do on the chin. 6-5.
BILOXI. Miss.-Clint Brown and
Thornton Lee. Cleveland hurlers.
have reached mid-SeaSon form early
and today shared IN one OF the few
spring shutouts.
Brown allowed Washington only
three hits i'm SIX innings ard Lee
gave up none IN three frames as
Cleveland won yesterday. 80.
Los ANGELES-The Pittsburgh
Pirates hoped 20 repeat their Ito
4 victory over the Chicago White
SCX Yesterday when the two teams
TANGLED In an exhibition game at
WrElcv Field here today. Arky
Vaughan SOCkcd a homer m the
seventh inning with The bases full
20 push the Pirates ahead.
SAN FRANCISCO. 49, Improved
hif-in- by his charges made Man
aEc- Charlie Grimm Of the Chi
cag1 Cubs happy today. The Cubs
snapped ONT Of q spring batting
slump this week m games against
Oakland and Grimm looks for the
improvement % show in today'S and
tomorrow $ engagements against the
San Francisco Seals. Yesterdays
exhibition game was postponed be-
cause Of .aiu.
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Local CUNTS
to Battle in
State Event
u. S. Box Five and Flashes
Paired in Independent
Gaze Tourney.

Langs Market FIVE Of indianapolis
upset the highly-rated lawrence
burg five. % 20 q. in the first game
% the morning round today Riddle
paced the vlctors with Il points.
Howard contributed - points for
Luxembourg.
In other morning games TODAY
Alexandra defeated Kokomo, % 70
IS. and Ba1brdge downed Switz
City so 20 A.
The state amateur independent
basketball championship VIII reach
the final stage here today az the
Dearborn gym with two Indianapolis
teams scheduled 20 collide in the
Quar-er-lnais.
Clash - the two local quintets-
the u S. Corrugated Box squad and
the indianapolis FlasheS-Will be
renewal % an old rivalry. The Box
FIVE. city champion. defeated the
Flashes in a sectional final here a
few weeks ago.
one other local team. Lang's Mar
ker quintet. remains IN the tourney.
Other surviving qIintets when play
opened today were from Lawrence
burg. K0k0mO. Alexandria. Switz
CITY. cambridge. LoganspOrt. Pa
tCk1. South Bend and East Chicago.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Or e Corrugated Box So. SeU Ross ~
Irr.a-.-.. Flashes. g.. A-0ca. o.
u En1EFaara. 81. Lafayette
E1r Ch.rar1 OF 81 wa~re. %.
Hf Il'H H.rtlalE- 20
Halrrr.frr 81. Wes-lauf g.
lrEar -rrr. f'. ErT Palestine. y.
Eatlza- 81. s.rcerue7- -.
PiIRINGs TODAY
second Round
oo0-r1r rrrrrrlrE vs. LauE's Market
30 01-E Hrrul rs. Alexandra
30 nn-S C.t- EH cambridge.
u .F LurIu.lUrr fr. EatoEl.
ouarterhnals
1rC-U g C1rraeated Box vs. indian
90 S.s.l Bond "a, El-f Chicago
II-larr Market. Indianapolis. IS.
90 B..lrr.f,e tr winner 81, t01av's
81 O'Clock game
Sru.-l-.- .Hurs UlI he PLAYED touirh'
or ass and a41 O'Clock The champion
shin rlt ul- 1e tomorrow afternoon
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Brightwood NJ E.-The Rev F. T. Tay-
lor. pastor The Rev. J. w. Hanger will
speak at both morning and evening
services.
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BADGER GLOvEMEN WIN

BIZ Times Special
MADISON, Wis, March 23.-The
University of Wisconsin boxing team
bolstered it's right to claim national
intercollegiate recognition by de-
feating Syracuse University, 6 to 2,
before nearly 5000 spectators here
last night. 1t was WiSconSin'S
fourth consecutive victory this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
MCCOY HALTS GOODWIN

By Times Special
BOSTON, March 23.-Al Mccoy
French-Canadian fighter, knocked
out Bob Goodwin, Daytona Beach
Fla, in the eighth round of a sched-
uled 10-round bout here last night
Mccoy weighed I'll; Goodwin, TIA.
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East Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness
MissiOn-The Rev l. n. Trotter, pastor.
The pastor and c. r. Brown evangelist.
will speak tomorrow at 2:30 and 1870
p. m.
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PAUL TAKES LACING

BIZ Times Special
DETROIT, March %. = Tommy
Paul. Buffalo boxer, hit the canvas
twice here last night as he was de-
cisioned by Holman Williams, De-
troit Negro. Williams was credited
with every round.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
| Death Notices

l Death Notices
BANNERT, HEDWIG-70 years old. beloved
Peter q DueS city, Mrs. 9 Ross
and Joseph Bannert of Detroit, Mich;
passed away suddenly, Thursday 10 go
M at M Tei5qenSee 1901 tb si0Gc-I9
HERRMANN Funeral Home, 1905 S. East
St. $50 Sacred Heart Church. Burial st.
Joseph's cemetery. Friends invited.
Tsafs BELOVED FF aRff Of d George and
William, grandfather of Friedrich F.
Burgmann, brother of Mrs. Ernstina
Swoboda and Louis Burgmann, passed
away Friday, 6:45 p. m. at residence, $40
N Garfield DIR. Funeral Monday. 2:3O
p. m, at the residence. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
aERR MAN SERVICE E Mi sunday - II
husband OF Minnie Gssndolph' - passed
Tsy m S' st TYyNER sfTYisS I ssa
3Oth-st Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at mortuary
after p. m. Saturday.
HENNINGER, HERMAN beloved hus-
band of Marie .Henninger and father of
Ernest H. and Herman, E: Henninger
and Mrs. Pauline Hill, all of Indianapo-
Funeral services will be held at the home
of his son. Ernest H Henninger, 957
Hervey-st., Monday, March IS, at O'Clock.
Friends invited VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
HERFF. JEROME-Beloved father of
Harry ]. and Rheda Herff, passed away
M EEaRNfRy sVf BUGHANA fSi MoRURY
Burial Burial " Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery
l Friends may call at the mortuary sat
HOLZHAUSEN. ANTON LEWIS-Beloved
husband of Marie Hclzhausen, father OF
Mrs. Lew Garbonden and Mrs Walter
Holzhausen. passed away March %, age
SO yrs. Funeral March 25,, at p. m. at
a af so m mG st. n JOHN Rvangeca Re-
6 cemeterS Tn0i MAX HERRLIcH & son
SERVICE.
AM 5sSSe d hq FEsd a6d
$SEFA Ton aoME Ii? Ss5 S09 95s56 KFK
D. m. Friends may cal, at the residence
1886 Station-st, until II a; m Monday
Burial New Crown Cemetery frienoS
PROUTY, ALBERT beloved husband
of Helen Prouty NEE Riley passed away
ices Monday, 9 a. m at the Little Flow
er Church. Interment Holy Cross Gene
!ery. Friends may call at the e. FLANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY after p m.
RISK, MAE E. (nee Powderly)-Sister Of
Mrs. Forest Badgley and Raymond Pow
DERBY. Detroit. and Joseph L. Powderly
Boeldt. Thomas. Joseph and Donald Pow
derlv Indianapolis; Robert, and Mareese
Badgley. and Thelma Powderly Detroit,
died at St vincent's Hospital Friday
evening. Funeral Tuesday. a. m. at
the KIRBY MORTUTARY; $50 ST.
GATHERINGS Church. Burial Holy. Cross
Cemetery Friends invited. Friends may
call at the mortuary after p. m. Sun
day.
RODGERS. CAROLINE W.-Widow of the
late James w. Rodgers, at the home OF
her son william. 7l8 E. 27th-st. Thurs
dav. Funeral SHIRLEY BROS. CEN
TRIAL CHAPEL. GAS N. Illinois. Sunday,
go D. m Friends invited. Burial
Greenwood Cemetery.
WING. GFORGE-Passed away early Sat-
urday. age 81 years beloved father OF
Mrs Anna Sanders and Mrs Daisy
Cummings. grandfather Of Alice Camp
bell. Adeline and Ruth Sanders. George
and Violetta Cummings. Funeral service
Monday 230 D. m. at BroWnsburg NJ. E
Church Friends invited. Burial Green
lr Car - ~
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"a Suburban and Farms

siz ACRE5-6 room house. barn. poultry
house. good land / mile south Of Wese
Newton school. JENNINGS BROS. %
S Hist.
1918 n. BUTIER-AV-Smau house. cleo.
lots; IS. Owner. i06 n. Della. Ll-559e:
STOP So ROCRVILLE-RD-5 and rooms
with lots. Last chance.
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Brightwood Christian-The Rev. Jacob
J. NJ strife. pastor. Morning theme.
''Discipleship Requirements" night. The
ITnfOrriyinp Debtor
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Butler Relays to Provide
Lavish Track, Field Card
Action in National Event Here Begins at and Winds Up
at 1890 P. NJ: Feature Match Race at 8:45

Butler Relays hailed of the
outstanding Of the will
today University heldhOuse getting
preliminary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
SAVOLDI is MAT VICTOR

By nited Press
OAKLAND, Cal, March 2.3-Joe
Savoldi, Michigan, defeated DR..
Fred Myers, Chicago in wrestling
match here last night.
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EMPLOYED mother desires room, board
for self and children school age Re-
fined Catholic home. Box K 2010 Times.
Reference
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
College Coaches FAVOR
State Champ Selections
Mentors Auree to Allow Newspapers to Name Annual
Mythical Indiana Title Winners.
BY DICK MILLER

The Indiana Association made rapid
organization last night in
a
William Slyker Evansville College athletic director and president
while the general public given
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ROOFING, gutter and down spout Sheet
metal work. BRIGHT CH-2474.
Again in 1884 as in l933-The Times
was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show gain in want ads
THE REASON-RESULTS
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
WOULD you like a part in Shakespearean
play? Call Catha School CH-4l03.
to sI75 MONTH. Men-women. 1880.
Steady. I will coach 25 FREE. Many
early Indianapolis examinations expect
lin Institute list positions and full par
ticulars FREE. Apply today sure. Box
K-i082 Times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
HELP WANTED

Is Help Wanted-NTaIe
A LOCAL Indianapolis wholesaler can use
the right young man to take complete
charge of a retail grocery store on
partnership basis Cash bond deposit Of
$3.50 necessary. Give experience in de-
tail. Times. Box K-20l5
REGISTERED pharmacist evenings: more
for license than work. Small salary.
Times. K-20i4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23

Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert J.
Wilson. pastor. Morning theme, "Quench-
ing the Spirit" night, our Share in
Building a New World" by Cyril A. Rob-
ertson. student from Jamaica.