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The Washington times., 1935-05-27
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Statesmen Wanted

PRINTING Statesmen. experienced in SELL
ing printing. Excellent opportunity with
concern doing national business in special
cations to w. s. Kuhn. Washington Man.
aEer. Shelby Salesbook Company. 1907
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H" SITS
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old-established insurance company spe-
cializing in accident and health insurance
ratable and on-house-confining policies
has an opening in Maryland and District
of Columbia for a general agent; salary
and expense allowance in addition to COM
must be Gentle and preferably Mason or
Odd Fellow. Write Box H-121 Times-Her
aid, giving age. education. sales experience
and fraternal connections. Inquiries will
be treated in strict confidence.
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Cleaners and Dyers
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THERE are five vacancies in our sales
organization these positions will he
filled by honest, industrious men who have
had some sales experience and can pro-
duce good references. Apply 1915 H St.
n. w. Ask for Mr.. Leech. $50 to q a. m.
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Educational
instruction Courses

MEN WANTED-To qualify for good:pay
positions in Refrigeration and Air Con.
ditioning business. No experience, needed:
Chance to become installation. and service
now employed and mechanically inclined.
willing to devote some spare time to train
ing. Write fully. giving age. phone pres.
emit occupation. Utilities Eng. Inst. Box
H-12O, Times-Herald
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"Ex. dividend. t25c extra. FLAT.
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Agents, Canvassers g. Solicitors 46
GENERAL AGENT

SCENTED DEODORANT-Marv For
armpits, feet. Big profits. SINCE. $50
West Broadway. New York City
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PAPER HANGERS wanted. white: Apply
Roy White. "a Higdon Rd. N. E. Man
The Washington times., 1935-05-27

Washington and Baltimore. No trflers
good salary. Apply Reiner Distributing
Co 1073 81 st ST n. W.
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Financial
Money to Loan on Automobiles s

AUTO LOANS PROCURED
INVESTIGATE OUR RATES
FRANKLIN FINANCE co.
FREE PARKING IN REAR
MET. $500 $50 to s 80. 1914 14th N. ".
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CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
Antique Jewelry. Bridge Work. Watches
Rings. Worn Out Chains.
Schiller Bros, 922 F st. N. w:
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Help Wanted-Male

LOCAL Employment Manager Of nJtional
concern will interview intelligent men
over 20. who desire permanent connec-
ton with assured future. Only 3 needed.
start about $25. Apply 8 to IL. Room
SOB. 1919 St. n W.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
Believe BOoksSOOn Be Available To
 Public Of Nome

A special committee appointed to inquire into the possibilities of To- eating a suitable place for public library, held a meeting yesterday and agreed to accept the offer of the Bon Marche Stores, for the use of their radio room located in the store, where the 1000 volumes ship ped into Nome last fall can be plac- ed at the disposal of the public.
 It was reported that necessary funds for the building of book shel- yes would have to be obtained and that the books would then have to be catalogued and numbered before being available to the public. It was further reported that EZRA Nome Committee was cooperating with this committee in an endeavor to see that the books would soon be placed and in readiness for reading by the public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

publicity thru the columns of the Nugget
 It has been customary during the past year or two to stage such ball or dance, the funds of which were devoted to the Warm Springs Found ation. Georgia. for the relief and care of infantile paralysis victims.
 Last year a subscription was talk en up from the public and Nome contributed handsomely to this fund. This year according to information receiving seventy cents of each dol lar will be devoted to the rehabili- tation of paralysis sufferers in our own geographical area. Further de tails of organization as to the plans for obtaining such a fund, will be announced later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air Service took off from Fairbanks this morning at 9:20 am. Nome time and arrived here around noon to- day. He stopped at Ruby with a load of gas and came on to Nome with a large capacity of express.
 His flying time from Fairbanks to Nome was three hours and four minutes, just nine minutes longer than Pilot Robbins flying time day before yesterday. Pilot Mirow ex- ceeded his own speed record by nearly twenty minutes in today's flight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
Judge Morrison To
 Act Chairman For
 Pres. Birthday Ball

Headquarters The waldorf-Astori New York, N. Y.
 December 2, 1884 afr George Maynard
 The Nugget
 Nome, Alaska
 Dear Mir. Maynard:
 Christmas is the day for children and family, freside peace, happiness ard joy. Nothing in the world which we can do to preserve this fireside gathering should be left un- dgs4e. This is why l am earnestly
 ag you to again lead the battle against Infantile Paralysis in your town under the inspiration of Pres Ident Roosevelt's leadership.
 Ne are asking your cooperation ia the appointment of some outstand Ing citizen of your community to accept the General Craftsmanship of tie l935 Birthday Ball for the Pres idcnt to be held Wednesday, Jan nary 30.
 In almost every city and town throughout the United States, with the exception of your own, Gen. oral Chairman has been appointed. We are naturally anxious that the citizens of your community have the opportunity of participating in this Humanitarian work for the relief of Infantile Paralysis sufferers, partic- tilarIy since seventy cents of every dollar of the proceeds from each To- cal Birthday Ball will be used to re- Nlabilitate Infantile Paralysis suffer
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
Will Call Meeting Organize Basket
 Ball League Nome

w. H. Bloom, Superintendent of the Nome Public School, yesterday discussed the possibility of the for nation of a basketball league com posed of three or four teams, to play exhibition amateur basket ball dur ing the next two months.
 He suggested the calling of meet ing open to all those interested in the formation of such league to discuss plans for arranging for a gymnasium and the picking of offic- ials and teams to participate. Fol lowing advisement with numerous parties in the city particularly in-- terested in this program, he is call ing meeting for Sunday afternoon at 1 pm. at the gymnasium of the native school to discuss arrange ments so that within two weeks games may be scheduled and teams coached and put into condition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
Capt. Fred Jensen
 Sourdough Nome
 Died Here Today

Captain Fred Jensen, about sixty five years old, died in the Maynard Columbus Hospital this morning, of a chronic ailment after having been confined there for the past several weeks.
 Arrangements for his funeral ser vice have not yet been completed Captain Jensen has been on the ter ritorial indigent fund. Particulars as to his life and when he came to Nome were not available this after noon. He was a member of the Pio- neers of Alaska having come here during the early gold rush days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

Pilot Chester Brown of the North ern Air Transport returned last evening from Ruby after connect ing withl another NAT plane from Fairbanks! He had large load of express for Nome. Other flights for pilot Brown are pending but have not as yet been announced
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
Sincerely,
Henry L. Doherty, National Chairman
Judge Morrison Accepts

Tn response to the above letter the matter was taken up with Federal Judge J. H. S Morrison, of the Nome bench, and he has decided to accept the appointment of General Chair man of the Presidents Birthday Ball to be given at Nome, January 3Oth. Owing to the lateness in re- ceiving information on this subject, Judge Morrison acted immediately by appointing committee to carry out details and decide if it were pos sible to stage Ball or resort to con- tributions. This committee will meet with the Judge at his office tomor- row evening to discuss further ac- tion, details of which will be given
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
LOCAL NEWS

The Polarites. social and athletic organization, meets again this even ing in the gym of the native school for the purpose of their regular athletic weekly workout.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

Bob Larsen who was arrested Mon day waived preliminary hearing in the Commissioners Court and was bound over Monday to the grand jury on a charge of grand larceny. He was released on S75O.00 bali.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

Andy Peterson was placed under arrest this morning by the federal authorities and charged with as- sault and battery. Arraignment and hearing has been set for 2:30 pm
  tomorrow
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

Pilot Frank whaley of the Rousi Airways is scheduled for a flight to Pilgrim Hot Springs, Iron Creek and Candle, Friday. with passengers and a load of express.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
NOTICE

APiOneers of Alaska, IgloO No. meet in U. S. Marshal's Office, We'd nesday, 8 pm. Nomination of Of ficers. Full attendance requested.
 Thos. Gaffney, Vice Pres.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
NOTICE

The Catholic Ladies Card Party advertised for January 2sth is post poned to a later date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

CTS in your own geographical area From all parts of the country we are daily receiving assurance that public enthusiasm and patronage of the 1885 Birthday Ball for the Pres ident will be far greater than the success experienced last January. We ask that you immediately wire us the name of the individual whose consent to serve as General Chair man of your local Birthday Ball you have secured. Prompt action and re sponse will be of great help and gen timely appreciated.
 Sincerely,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
.BOBBS-MERRILL
PICKS OFFICERS
D. LauranCe Chambers Is
Elected President: J. w.
FeSIer on Board.

Election Of D LauranCe Chambers
as president of Bobbs- Merrill Co,
publishers. was announced today
following the annual stockholders
meeting.
J. w. Fesler indianapolis attor-
ney, was elected to the board of di-
rectors by stockholders and the di-
reCtors selected Charles c. Kryter,
for years law book department man.
ager. as board chairman
Mr.. F'esler was an intimate friend
for many years of the late w. G..
Bobbs, long company president Mr.
Kryter has served three consecutive
terms as American Association of
Law Book Publishers president. the
longest record of service in that
capacity in the association history
Mr. Chambers entered the COM
pany service in 1880 as secretary to
w c. Bobbs. He has been manager
Of the trade book department since
1929 and now is first vice president
Of the National AssoCia ion of Book
Publishers He is a member Of the
council of the Princeton University
Press
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

Msrgie Crutchheld. 79 of 1925 Lambert
cerebral hemorrhage.
Robert n Kinkead II Central Indiana
Hospital. chronic myocarditis
James Henry Stsllings S. of 1855 Col
lsEe arteriosclerosis.
Floyd n Thompson 81. English Hotel
cerebral hemorrhage.
Harriet Kellogg Lynn. 20. 217 Ambassa-
dor Apt. myocarditiS.
George F. Hartley 81 of 4051 Washing
toni blvd srteriosclerosis.
America Josephine Stsley. 81. Methodist
Hospital Cholecystitls.
Anna Della Sturees. 81 If 3245 Central.
Coronary thrombosis
Emma Viola Kingen. SO. of e23 N. East,
apopexy.
Edward Perceu Vance. u Of 800 z.
Merrill. carcinoma
Daniel Warren Kstcham. S. ot SIS 5.
Central Court. arteriosclerosis.
Charles Leslie Graham. "A City Hospital
cerebral hemorrhage.
Edna Mitchell. 81. City Hospital. chronic
mvoCsrditis
Matte Iue Brown. Is. of City Hospital
broncho pneumonia.
Sandy Taylor, So City Hospital coronary
ocClusion.
Andrew Coleman AZ City Hospital. in
fuen7a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
M'NUTT EXPECTS HIKE
IN u. S. RELIEF GRANT
Figure TO Top 100 Millions, He Says
i'm Radio Talk.

GARY. Ind. July D. Belief that
Indiana will receive more than its
Sl00000,000 share Of the Federal
works projects allotments was ex-
pressed here last night by Gov.
Paul V. McNutt in his weekly radio
address.
The COmmendable manner in
which relief has been dispensed in
Indiana and the fact that we are
the first to complete the state
WA setup leads me to believe we
Will be given special dispensatlon. "
the governor said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
JEWISH SHOP STONED
BY BERLIN ROWDIES
Outrage Comedies With
Drive on Catholics.

Ry Luittd Press
BERLIN. July % Renewed anti
Jewish activity conceded today with
the Nazi drive against Catholic
critics of the Hitler regime.
ROwdies stoned and smashed the
windows of a Jewish electrical shop
in the west EN- dof Berlin. signi-
tying that the disturbances of the
last week are not over.
Government action meanwhile
was awaited against the parish
priests of Freiburg. Baden. who
alone of all the Roman Catholic
clergy of Germany defed the gov
ernment's edict against anti-Nazl
reference from the pulpit yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
WIDOW Is QUESTIONED
IN DEATHS OF FOUR
Finding of S.rychnine in HuSband's
Body Prompts Inquiry.

SOUTH BEND. Ind July %
After strychinine was found in the
vital organs of Harry j. Kendall
police today questioned his widow
Mrs. Cora Werntz Kendall. 50. con-
corning the mysterious death OF
ihree other relatives.
L addition to that of Mr.. Rem
dali. deaths of Elmer Werntz. a pre-
vious husband; Schuyler ColfaX, a
brother-in law, and Jesse w. WEIGH
brother. are now being invcsti-
gated.
Mrs. Kendall. who denied all
knowledge of foul play in the deaths
was held in the county Jail without
bail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Births


Boys
Joseph and Pauline Turk. 1858 N
Holmes
Jesse and Frances Pitts. Methodist Hos
pltsl
James and Dorothes Putlsdge Metho-
dist Hospital
Carl and Dorstts Bulthsup Methodist
Hospital.
Girls
william and Florence Gruvsr. Methodist
Hospital
James and Louise Chase Methodist Hos
ptsl
John and Margaret Davis. Methodist
Hospital.
pitsl
Ralph and Florence Katzenberger Meth
odst Hospital
Thomas and Josephine Temperly. Meth
odsf Hospital
Paul and Dulce Savers Methodist Hos
nrtzl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
FALLS lNJURE CHILDREN
Two Receive Arm Fractures in
Mishaps in Homes.

The left arms Of two city children
we're broken IN accidents in their
homes yesterday. Elizabeth Ann
Espy. 4. Of 2s17 MacPherson-st. fell
downstairs and Ronald Peake. 3. Of
1904 w Market-st. fell out of bed
while playing with his pet dog Both
children were treated az the City
Hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
FILLING STATION ROBBED
Bandit Pair Locks Up Employees,
FIees With Sis.

Two tanned gunner obtained stl6
Saturday night when they held up
the Hoosier Pete filing station at
1911 w Westinghouse The at
tendsntS. Earl Case. q. Of 1928
Graceland-s and Bob Kuemick. 70.
of 1922 z. Michlgan-St. we're forced
into a Mushroom during the rob-
berry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
1000 ATTEND FETE AT
ST. ELIZABETH HOME
Open House Celebration Sponsored
by Daughters Of Isabella.

An open house celebration spon-
soTed by the Daughters OF Isabella
a. the ST Elizabeth Home. $500
ChurChman-av. drew more than
1000 visitors yesterday afternoon.
Those assisting in the reception
for visitors were Miss Margaret
Brennan. chief nurse; Miss Ann
Carey, assistant chief nurse: Mrs.
John J. Heidi, of the Catholic
Charities staff: Miss Hannah c.
Dugan, Daughters of Isabella Re
gent. and the Rev. August r. Fus-
senberger. diocesan director of
charities. Entertainment was fur
nished by Miss Stella and Miss
Thelma Haugh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Building Permits

zente Metal Corp 2oi N west-st 5000,
repair floor
Herbert v Fyker 1901 lows-st $3.50. ad-
ditionS to dwelling.
Indianap polls Building t. Loan Co. 1891
Fletcher az, $3.50. repairs
Frank Winardo 1872 z McCarty-st
Bert Good. 1899 W New York-st. 500,
new chimney
George P. Baker W RAY and Dakota -sts
$500. build lunch room
George ? Baker. Raw and Dakota -sts.
$500 for q lunch car
willard Maple. 944 Albsny-st. SITS for
Reuben YohIer. 1870 Linden-st. 800 for
repaiTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
CITY SPEAKERS TO AID
GARY SEWAGE PROJECT
S1,S00,090 Proposal to Be Topic of
Meeting Tomorrow.

Four Indianapolis speakers. in
Guiding Forest NJ Logan. state
director of the Public Works Ad-
ministration. will address a meeting
in Gary tomorrow night to discuss
plans for the proposed construction
of S1,500000 municipal sewage
treatment plant there.
Others from here who will be
heard are Walter Stanton, PWA
counsel: w. II. Frazier. Indiana
Conservation Department engineer
and & A. Poole. chief engineer of
the Indiana Health board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
FOrtviIle Group Elects Officers

w A. Myers was elected Fortvllle
Reunion Association president at
the annual meeting of the aSsocia -
ton yesterday at Brookside Park.
Jessie Jackson was elected vice.
president. Mrs. Carl Wiley. secre-
tary, and Albert Crouch. assistant
secretary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
General Auto Repairing
Musical Instruments Repaired

Exrsrt repairs on ell musical instruments
CARLIN MUSIC. al Mass.-av.
BAND and orchestra, Instruments repaired
expert; guar wdAks PEARSON CO.,
INC. lbs n. Penn. Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Times Want Ads will Find Buyer for the Things You Want TO Sci
VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Edwin CoonfeId. 81 Of 1870 W 77th-st
clerk. and MsrEsref McMullsn, 90 Of 265
Psrkvisw-sv housekespsr
George Dewolfe. %. Of e43 Udsll-st
merchant and Leila Sheppard. 20. Of 1905
" 25th-st hoUsekeeper
Harry g. McMillin. %. Acton, Ind In
spsctor. and Esther Wsmpner. 20 Of r r
;. Indianapolis. clerk.
Ward Enzls q r }. Indiana polls.
truck driver. end Fern Schultz. 81. r. r.
,. Indianapolis. housekeeper
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Townsend Grour 10 Mad

The Rev. W L. Northam. Airing
ton. viii address members of Town
send Club No. at the First United
Presbyterian Church. Park-av and
AMIDST, at 7:30 tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
AAA Brings SAD &c Millions

r frirs NHfrtqf
WASHINGTON. July 22-1ndi
ana 5 share in Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration disbuSse-
ments 70 July I total S26. 100. IT'S Il
the monthly comptroller's report
revealed TO-DAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Death Notices

BROWN. SADIE IOHNSON-Of Al N
Holmes-av. beloved mother of Vincent K
Johnson, departed this life Sunday. age
Il The Y M6oRE e RR TKHe FUNRH 9 H 70
Fairfield and College-ave. 10 a. m.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery Friends in
vited
FAPR. GLADYS BISHOP-Wife of Louis
NJ, Robert Bishop. Bluefield, w. Va,
oied midnight Sunday at ST. vincent's
K KGFgs MP PFfPdS m affer can at m6 the
day. Funeral notice later.
HARTMAN. MARIE-Beloved wife of Will
liam G. Hartman. ssh Highlander. In
dianapolis: sister of Mrs. Margaret Bean
Sunday. July q Funeral TUESDAY; 3
CHAPEL. 946 N. Ilunois-st. Burial Crown
Hill Friends may call at chapel any,
lme
KERN. MARY-Agc 70. widow of the late
Georse P. Kern and brother of Mrs. Lii
liam Becker and Mrs. Gertrude Hermann
Chicago. Charles W. and Raymond A.
Kern of Indianapolis. passed away at
The home of her daughter, Mrs. Becker,
1922 Reid-pl. Sunday. July 81. Services
al Mrs Becker's homs Tuesday. July %,
D. M Friends invited. Interment Wash
ington Park.
MoNCRIEF. MARY-Age rs. Wits of Edo,
mother Of Lee stone. Pearl Kemp. Lor-
rsine Claiming. Lester and Harold Mon
Grief sister Of Mrs. Jennie Price and
Mrs. Ollie Williams. died Sunday. Fu-
r,ral Tuesday. 10 a. m. at the residence.
2235 Bellefontane-st Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited GEORGE w.
USHER SERVICE
SHELLY. MaRGARET-Sister of Mrs
James Dunbar. indianapolis. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Shea. Peoria. III: aunt of
Samuel E. and M Robert Dinnin. died al
the home IF her niece. Mrs Msrv M
Dnnin 1884 N New Iersev-st Mon
dav morniur. Friends NAV call al The
KIRBY MOPTUARY after p. m. Mon
dav Funeral and burial Wednesday
morning 1T Peoria Ill Peoria papers
plesse copvl.
SPOON. MARY YOUNCE-Beloved wife of
Frank P. Snoon and sister of Mrs Edna
Hall and Frank Younce. departed this
life Sunday age % years Funeral Tues
dav .Tulv % al the MOORE g. KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station-st. 2
p. m Burial Crown Hill. Friends in
vited.
taft. ALTA EDNA-Age 81. wife of Their
man. mother Of William Edward Cooper
daughter of Mrs. Rosa Brown. sister of
Mrs. Beulah Allen. passed awav at her
hons. I0l w. New York-st Saturday
noon. Funeral services at the home TueS4
dsv morning. 1890 o'clock. Burial Crown
Hill Friends Invited FARLEY SERVICE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Five Arrested in Disturbance

81 Jrifsd Press
CLEVELAND. July 22-Five per-
sons we're arrested today in dis
turbance which occurred when the
big Industrial Rsvon Corp. attempt
ed 10 reopen its strike-b esieged
plant. closed since May 70.