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Evening star., 1935-06-05

OIkWoOD; AGNES R. On Tuesday.
zth St ne. AGNES r lfei9S36e 6eiovod VIE iSSt Of
Charles S Rockwood and loving mcther
H slocum and Ms W ". Pee Peeler nuFF'n Re-.
RalnS Rome unt 5eitng a. the Neyqs funeral
neral services private. Please omit
flowers.
Maifer 5qnf Res9 i9I5 densf.I sf I7G oiDP5 G5s
+ SANDROCK, major Medical Corps
U s. Army. Services viii be he'd
3, the new chanel. Fort Myer. Va. at
I1tep6eSt Gt2Gk II iThaTfday mqTTnne june 8.
eT levy with fun military honors viii !ol-
sCHYMANsKI LUDWIG p. On TUESDAY
OF Martha schymanski of 9i7 she6ba2d s11a4PsPd
or Friday June '' at ~ ia 3a 'e tgSidePse Be-
QUEEN maSs, at S.. GabrIeI's Church ~
attend IBff7IIsr IelaIIsFS and friend invited 10
SIMMS, JOHN Y. On Tuesday June 4
rt5 Ia55 al the residence Of his son
aftST lfnesqinne@ Sn@S iInes3 ni2 !G59 I6aN ST ne
loved husband OF Amelia 6, 5ir simms pPs-
simms sITr oi VI Hnomss mas E and Chester, r.
/ !oSS ,S several grandchildren two dauTh-
fFiends fs1l5s-iaW Rer5n snd other relatives and
funeral home. 30 H st. ne. until 4pm
Friday. June :; thereafter at his GyaIe
afSiqenGg ae ne ,Fon ,Fgne[aI SATURDAY, June s
! sISCO. NATHAN On TUESDAY lime
| 1888. NATHAN SISCO. aged AZ year,
beloved husband Of Jean Sisco ana de-
Funeral from the chapel OF ReTnsrd
D2snzan1sky. 2sIl2l1y. 350l I4th st NV on
ment AdsS Israel Cemetery
TERRYBERRY. EDWARD NJ IN Wed
utSCaE June >. 1875 at his residence
RYBEPRlY FGs EFFl!er 81 be,6yss E5DWABP Dwarf n TER
IT,erryoeTry, Services az the H
Hines Co. funeral hame. 2qHI 14th e.
iegneof T; on Rdd sTtPay graJp June At pm. In
THOMAS. REBECCA ANN On Tuesdsv
June 4. 1888. at her residence. us sf1
s. ne. REBECCA ANN ,nee Baxter
DSooEeT BS59Esq VIE o. RlehaTd c. Thomas ard
J2seoh I Fox Funeral services a. The
/ s6oyG q teIoence on Thursday June &
AZ 30 pm. Relatives End friends srr
invited. Intermcnt Cedar Hi Cemeterv
ToLIVER, WILLIAM c. On ssturdsv
William ''' ToLLfVF=Rn fiV4=nsf5 bus5ssG a50sGGl'a. !,
NaErsre' Tolyer anj father Of Villa
Iol-lyer. i. He also leaves 10 mourn
Toliyer. srepmother Martha Toiiver
: or0ther. Lero" = Toliver sister
BRsst!l-e T12IyeIs and a devoted stepsister
JJgne Ja[1e a. e. p p N from E'razlsrs fgnerS.
I nome, '5>' X l. ave y. Friends In
Nted Intermert Harmony Cemetery.
TRICKS. LYDE McWANE. On Tuesd5~
June = 1873. n her residence lt,
E4c.c ST. W LYDE McWANE TPUCF,z
she IS survived Dv, three dauehters go
four sons. Funeral services az the ra-.-
oence Of he. dauFhtey Mrs G Bar.r
Gil, 1911 allison s. 7. or Truro
June = az pm. IrteTmsnt R9e-
WADE. JOHN. Departed tbs Itfe su~S-.
J.ne IHtj. - Gallngrr HgsDva
. after brIet illness JOHN WADE
Ie4yes 70 mourn ,,Hejr lozs : devore
E'eie and MsUCe Wade ana other -
t.Frz s1c t-iendS FebaITs resting
+ L Nurrsv & Som ICrn arS Y go
M FIner5l Thursday Jlre
- n. I7-srTsn: II Pavus Ger
WILSON. ELIZABFTH y. On surcz
June I4j5 IT S5lt7 orarge \
ELIZABETH y daughter NJ ere
Fer- George wilson = n ana Izr--
Norton wilson Furera. =r-vce ~
Lafe' Al Lexington, Ky. or Wsdrr=-=-
Evening star., 1935-06-05
WADE. JOHN: Depar,ed tbs lfe su-e-

JsrP " 1925 - GaI.rcrr Hgsn,,-
af'sr a brlet illness John WADE
leaves 20 mourn --rt- -o-e Gevr.e
Vie Mrs- PlukIe Wade, tw0 dauzhte,
Ee'ele and NsUCe Wade ana nfhev rs
tvs s7c friends Febat1s re-+f-e
Mu~rav ( Sors ICrr ans Y 80
= j FineTs! THURSDAY June t
p T.. I7-srrer. II Favus Ger
Evening star., 1935-06-05
kI>NIsoN. HARRISON NJ On Tuesday

june T. 1885. Al MS residence. IA
sth ST. ~ HARRISON Nj KINNISON.
beloved husband OF Anna N kiUu.sou.
john Leonard. ANITA Mabel and Mildred
Elizabeth K.nnlS0H He IS also sur-
v'Neo by other relatives au1 many
friends Remains resting a: the Nc
Cure funeral home $50 on ST. II v.
Notice OF funeral later >
Evening star., 1935-06-05

BILLFOLD-Brown leather containing
drivers permit papers. money; downtown
Wed. m. Reward. 5000 7th Dl. Geo. 19S
BOOKS AND PAPERS, valuable only TO
owner. from auto May % at oath and
K sts. NV. Liberal reward for return.
Phone West OHn4
Evening star., 1935-06-05
FAwCETT. VIRGINIA OENNJg)

Tuesday. June Z. 1885 at . :55 m. at
her home. McComas ave. Kensington.
Md; VIRGINIA (JENNIE) FAWCETT
in her Slst year: the daughter of the
late BENJAMIN and Marian Fawcett Fu-
neral services a. the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Colesville Md. Thursday June
q. at 10 am. Interment church GEM
etery 3
Evening star., 1935-06-05
In mPunrtam.

RIGGS. J. WILLIAM F. In lov.nz ~r,..
0Iauce Of our dear father. J Will
r BIGGS VINO passed away eleEe. ~.
Years ago tocey. June ,. 1923
In memory he lives forever.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
LYELL. Ella W. On Tuesday jim,

I1..5 a. he residence liz X :, nv
ELLA v LYFLL- oe!oHeG S1s-rr of
Mamie L~el Emma Wr3r73= ana Ira
Moore Funeral from the " v Cham
hrrs Co funeral home 500 Chs0n :,
~. on THURSDAY June 6 A. 3 20 ? n
Relatives snc friends nvlteG. IN 'rr-
nlerteCeCsr III Cen sterE.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
NILs sos. EIIZARErH a. -.

ELizABETH " ds1eb,e- NJ re
Fev- GEORGE 2 wilson = n ana Isr--
Norton wilson Furera. =rrvce l--
Lafe' a. Lexington. Ky. or Wedrr
June >
Evening star., 1935-06-05

JOhNNUN. MI NR1. Inc BlQPrmFn g re-
lIc! Assocla ton announces The death of
HENRY JOHNSON. on Monday june ..
1898. At his residence. ll@-1 18th St
NV. and that the funeral VIII be- held
from Nineteenth Sueel BaptISl Church
June 6 ! m
H H NAYLOR. President.
j c. PUPLIS. Sec. etary.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
DFENsTEIN. THEODORE L. Suddenly. o

OFESSTEIN. THEODORE l.. Suddenly. on
M9ndayi J9ne Z I932 zzM e 81 B9ls5mGre aI Hs
loved brother Of Mrs. Mary A. Roetschi.
Mrs Emma Crittenden and Mrs. Justina
Dieeelman. Funeral from the James T
RYAN funeral home. 3I5 Pa. ave. Sc. on
Thursday June f. at / am. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
PRICE. CHRISTINE E. On Tuesday. June

PRICE. CHRISTINE z. On Tuesday. June
4. 1885. at Sbley Memorial Hospital
CHRISTINE E. beloved wife OF Nor
and EsteIia Graft uFre Funeral q ser8ieeF M8se
at the W w. Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home. 517 11th ST. Sc. on Fri
day. June Z. at ] am Relatives and
Hill Cemetery. 6
PUJOL. JOHN. On Tuesday. June 4. 1895.
at his residence. 473o Sth St NV.
JOHN. beloved husband Of Gertrude
PuIol Services AT his late residence on
Friday June :. at $50 m: thence to
St Gahriels Catholic Church where
mass will be said Al 4 m. followed bv
interment in Mount Ollvet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
g.
Evening star., 1935-06-05

ROSS. WILLIAM F In lovinE reme~-
brauce OF my devoted husband WI
LIAM ?. ROSS who left me four wears
sc0 TODAY. June > 1881.
No one ever can fill your place
Ny heart still aches for thee
And though I know its best with Cen
wish you had STAYED with me
DEVOTED WIFE. LILLE A ROSS.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
BRrCKHEISER. SARAH 7

ing remembrance o. our devoted moi.
SARAH ERUCKHETSEP who ar-vf o..
GOO call SIX years sro TO-DAY, Jyr-
200.
We Mss you when morning dawn
Hs 771SS v0U when rIEH' re-T-r=
Ne ~lvv VOL here Ve ~r=s -nu 49,
DF7~ TC'E7' VP mss ", rver-V re-
HFP LOVING SONS THOMAS
O. aEr e EI-N--
Evening star., 1935-06-05
DONOGHrF ALETHa CLARK Suddenly

dence. SIS F ST. NJ ALTHEA CLARK
beloved daurhter OF NJ D and the j q
Maude DonoEhue Funeral from me "
" Chambers Co. Southeesf funeTa
home 5l7 l1th 81. Sc. On Thursday
june s. at 2 m Relatives and friend
are invited Interment Cedar Hill Gem
Evening star., 1935-06-05

sISCO MUM n .IuFIICe' .r,0IN

1913 NITTIH4ATN sIgCC5 ~ C5ueSday' asda5y June Z.
beloved husband OF Jean SiSco ava ds i
yoteo father Of Adele and Bernard Slsco
Plneral from the chapel Of Bernard
DANA nsky. 35Ol I4th ST an
thursday. June &. a. 10 am, Inter
mcnt AdaS IsraeL Cemeterr ~
Evening star., 1935-06-05
SCHYMANsKI II,nM11. n.. -

June 4. 1925. a. GEORGETOWN Unlversfiv
Hospital; LUDWIG b beloved HUSBAND
OF Martha SchymansEi of an Shpnbard
81. n ", Funeral from his late residenre
Or or sIiGay June at 9.3o am Re
10 z. m. Relatives and friend inVit.d r.
attend. 1nterment St, Msrys Cemetery
Evening star., 1935-06-05
HUGHES. MARGARET G. r. On Wednes.

day, June >. 1855. at her residence. 40
An ST ne, MARGARET G r. HUGHES.
Wloow OF William T. Hughes ana beloved
mother Of Miss Anna 5 Hughes she
also Is survived by A grandson. j. Pers
BoUne Remains resting A. HySOng S
psrlOrs. 1900 n st nv Notice OF lI-
nnr.l Later K.ndLu nr..t Ann-nrr
Evening star., 1935-06-05

.. 1895. EVA M. BRANZELL (nee Ellis,
beloved wife OF George w BranZell.
Funeral Thursday June g. from J. T.
Clements Sons funeral parlor 1871
Wisconsin ave. n W. at 10 am; thence
to Holy Trinity Catholic Church. where
mass will be said at 1890 m. for
the repose of her soul. Interment Holy
Rood
Evening star., 1935-06-05

BROOCH. large. marcasite on Mt. Pleasant
car leaving Park rd about $50 m. Mon
DAY June 8 Col 663S Reward.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
Dpdtha.
ROCkNO0n

ROCKWOOD. AGNES r. On Tuesday
7th ST. ne. AGNES r. SiioST6e Seiovcd VIE f9Sf Of
Charles S Rockwood and loving mCther
Of William d lockwood Mrs burton
II. Siocum and Mrs. w. Peeler Re
mains resting al the Nevius funeral
home until Thursday at 1910 a m F1I-
neral services private. Please omit
Evening star., 1935-06-05

n-a1Ce of ny dea~ husband MELVIN 2
COOPER who departed -h-z lie tV'
Years sEo 'o6ay. June :. 1888.
Surrounded by friends an lorssor7s E
In the midst Of pleasure 7 an blue
smile on nv face and hezrtacne
AlVays thinking Melvin dear OF you
DEVOTED WIFE AND chill DEFN
Evening star., 1935-06-05

CAT-Red tabby Persian cat Ineuterl. an
swers to name of Mickey; has been sicl,
and is very timid Reward. Mrs S. H.
Casey. 1909 2"nd St ne Potomac 350O-W
after 4 .2n North ln4NE during dav.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
25 Instructions for EmDL.

WINDOW trimmer, card writer, IA yrs.
department store experience. RAY BAK-
Err, Y. M. C. A. Anderson, Ind.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

ROSCH. DONALD THOMAS -Sor of Mr..
and Mrs. Leor Rosch passed away early
Monday, age IL years. Funeral services
Wednesday. 10 a. m, at residence 1926
Medford-av Friends invited Burial An
derson Cemetery. Friends may call at
residence after ~ a. m. Tuesday
CONKLE SERVICE.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

RELIABLE MEN NEEDED
For young and rapidly growing industry
offering attractive opportunities. Men
selected must have good character, fair
education, be. mechanically inclined and
willing to train in spare time to qualify.
Write fully giving age, experience, present
occupation phone. UTILITIES ENG,
INST Box 142 Times
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
IA Schools, instruction

guaranteed position? We guarantee a
position to any one we accept. Short
hand, accounting comp. dictaphone
typing. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Sd floor Roosevelt-Bldg. RI
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

ILLINOIS, N, 3323-Warm room, gentle
man or employed couple preferred car
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

MERIDIAN N. 162l-Lovely furnished,
large front room; private home; suitable
for e HA-2539-J
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
20 Help Wanted, Female

RELIABLE white girl to assist with house.
work; $3.50. WA-4463.
HOUSEKEEPER. middle-aged more tor
home than wages. Box lao, Times.
BEAUTY operators. We have Jobs. ROYAL
BEAUTY ACAD., 401 Roosevelt-bldg.
ATTRACTIVE salesladies to travel, age 81
to 35. Not house to house. Good pay.
LI-5677.
MIDDLE-AGED woman for housekeeper in
country, to help with home and care of
children in return for home. STOD-
DARD AUSTIN R. r. /. zionsville. Ind.
HELP for institutions, hospitals every
where No experience necessary. $50
$l8O monthly. Enclose stamp. SCHARF
BUREAU 145-496 W 45th, New York.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
|roner

NORGE ELECTRIC IRONERS, table
top cabinet, fast and slow speeds,
automatic heat regulator, adjustable
pressure and heat control, and many
other features.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
80 Rooms for Rent

BOTH, w. 412-Nice warm front room
private home: twin beds TA-2286.
$3.50 WK-Front room; private entrance;
constant hot water; good heat. 1926 N
Beville CH-5521.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
81 Rooms lUith Board

IS: DOUBLE or single rooms. meals,
home privileges; car line; 3145 E. Wash
irctnn-Sf CII-lIrS
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

SHELLEY, ROY-Husband Of Elizabeth
Betty, father of Roberta and Gene
verle, stepfather OF Richard and Rob-
ert Jett, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
passed away at Elkton. Md Funeral at
the residence, 42l E. Mchigan-st. Thurs
day. p. m. Burial Floral Park. FAR
LEY FUNERAL, SERVICE
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
n Situations, Male

JUST zoe A DAY
A l0-word ad will appear under this
@ @ !or as low b as rss Tgc iS gay csSa Ia
w. Maryland. one square from Illinois and
Washington-sts down Kentucky-av and let
us help YOU secure a lob
YOUNG MAN wants job where he can
learn drafting. DR-6213R. 2l24 E.
Garf1eld-dr.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23

4 had liked me IN the days when / wa.
sensible, and that II / were not such 3
calf would see she was nov fonder Of
me SIN 10 my imbecility. Her words
were not al, as win be seen, happily
chosen, nor did like the pity with
which she obviously regarded me, for
she was the one IN need Of Il.
Yet had q drawing TO her, and
when was going away with but 3
scantling az courtesy, she said sadly
enough that It would be the first time
had left her house land she might
have added any house in the Rien)
without calling for a benson on It, I
stood reb1ked
As we went on our knees, she whis-
pered rather tremuiously, Pray, dear
minister. for all who may be In trouble
this night, and even danger" and I did
so, and It made the tangled woman
greet. OF course presumed she meant
Chrfstilly, but as / was shaking hands
with her had another thought and I
said almost threateningly. you were
not referring. were you, to Miss Julie
Logan7" It spoilt the comparative
friendliness Of our parting, for she
flared up again and said, Deed no; she
Is the only one that Is In no need Of
those words tonight" Unfortunate be-
ing, she little knew. nor did I, the
impiety Of that remark
When got outside something made
me reluctant TO make straight for the |
manse. ! sat down very melancholy by
the little round Of water have spoken /
Of. The night was forlorn. with the
merest rim Of the moon IN sight, and
no reflection on the water beyond some
misty stars. don't know why sat
there. It was not to keep vigil; I am
sure had no suspicion that Miss Julie
Logan was still in the house.
I may have been there a considerable
lime before I saw or heard anything.
What heard came first. II must Just
nave been Posty playing far away the
most reprehensible but the loveliest OF
II the Jacobite cries, "Wiu you no
,ome back again7 Soon after he fin
shed, If Il was mortal man who play
d. al was still.
thought no more Of him, for candles
0 a great number, and very sly, were
eginning to get Ut In the water.
pied on them interestedly. It was now
ne Of those nights when the moon
landers The big window nearly filled
he pond, and through It saw q con-
purse OF people IN the hall. OF course
was only their reflections saw. I
Nv them on their heads as in an in
srted mirror, and they looked Just as
yreeable as the other way. They were
! the Highland dress Of lang syne.
Go Be Continued
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23
HORsEs AVN MULEs WANTED
% THIs CORN- BRE.T farmers mar

On TINS CORN BELT farmers mar
ket heavy work horses and mules are SELL
sas up 70 $3.50, handy-weiEhts up 70 $500.
MAooth-mouthed Up to s16B, many range
AsFacB between s65 aud sf00, yeaYiinsB up 60
e1a8. The demand is here and the money
~ herc; let as know how many you can ship,
6Knn weaniinzs up to emcoth-m0uEhed. light
snedlum or heavyweight, broke or unbroke
ana run market information win be furnished
~ return mail FRED CHANDLER HORSE
AND MULE MARKET, Charlton, Iowa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23
FORESTER no CAPITOL

Assistant Regional Forester Lewis O..
Stockdale. who has been engaged in
forest service work in Montana Is
years, has been transferred from Mis-
soula to Washington, for permanent
duty In the headquarters there.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23

Statesmen WANTED--Targe fast
growins company. High financial rating
Year around work. Exclusive territory VERY
sezapAste line o. guaranteed merchandise for
Al tne family, direct 10 wearer. at substantial
SAVINGS. No investment necessary. First class
sa9sxeuces required MINNESOTA WOODEN
COMPANY, Duluth. hziun
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23

SHIP YOUR HORSES to the South
st. Paul Horse Market Auctions every Mon
day From 500 TO 500 horses sold every week.
MINI.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23

AFRICA has ; shOrsass q autos
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23

srereeseNes~u~-rr~7e@-H
GET ACQUAINTED with new friends
Send dime and stamp for Widows and
Bachelors social paper. p o. Box 64s-C,
Afinnenpolig MINI
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n UCL0t, IIIHIIs Nc dEIILs
TX. THE END OF A SONG.


events OF this terrible night with clear
ness and precision.
It was In the early afternoon, thu
snow shimmering like mica, which L
sleeps silver, that set out for the
Grand House, buttoned very thick. De.
spite the darkness that encompassec
Christiaily I was in an awful and sub
lime state OF happiness. forgot my
cloth and flung snowballs at the smiths
BARNS, who win remember this New
Years eve by that
The windows IA the Five Houses
showed CLINE Of light, not that 1t was
needed yet, but they were practicing
precautions against my seeing them
presently at some New Year devilment.
These consisted in their hanging cloths,
such as human hablIiments, behind the
blinds, SO as 10 deaden the light to me
should be on the watch
There was no music es yet, and I
was wondering where FoSty and my
fiddle were, when Tell IN with them
on the way. Though he has forgotten
who the broken men were about whom
he likes to play. notice that one little
Assts k&Qtak &4a3 4@R4 EtREttAG 60 eSAE Az 1tAA
ciings TO him; he walks up and down
while he is playing the fiddle as If It
were the pipes. On this occasion, how
ever, I expect he was on the march Of
seasonable Iargess at the Grand House,
which he always receives with complete
surprise.
A thing commonly said about the
Grand House Is that It should be cali
ID the Grand House, there being IN q
manner two Of them, though the one
q but reflection Of the other IN
round o. water close BY. This lochy is
only kitten IN size. but deep. and
Enow not whether it's unusual reflective
properties are accidental, or, SIS some
Iay. we're a device OF oIden times to
sonfuse the enemy when IN liquor. At
my rate. one cannot easily ten in GER
ain lights. unless you are particular
bout things being upside down. which
8 the house and which the reflection
There is an unacceptable tale OF the
ord Of the glen having been tracked
0 the house after culloden. and Of the
I'd coats being lllred By q faithful re-
amer into the wster. where they tried
ocrs and windows tn they drowned,
he lord and his faithful retainer keek-
1S over the edge at them and crying
30"
The house Is Of many pariods but it's
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-02-23
BEAUTY TmKAraRNT

LADIES. CORRECT UGLY wrinkles
end aHsEina facial muscles Il home without
sazti Instructions sent for IS cents tccknl 70
s9seE mAilfus. OLIVE OLSON. p o. Boz us.
&nsat PaEls. Mont.
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way sHTP YOUR LEvEsT0cG

WHY SHIP YOUR LIVESTOCK Fast
OF west when you have market right here
whsrs buyers from both eastern and western
nletoFs VIII buy your cattle. hogs sheep,
h0Raeg and mules It prices you can't afford
% fefuaef Demand and prices the best ia
TsaTn IN all kinds Of livestock Cattle sales
every Monday st Auction. Cattle sold every
cay privately. HOGS sold &c auction or priv
a9eiy. Horse and mule sale every Friday.
BILLINGS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 90.
BILLINGS. Montana
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LONESOME3 Attractive members
everywhere fnany wealthy seeking con-
genial mates. Descriptions free MRS. BUDD,
Box 7bs-K. Sen Francisco, oa1lk
CORRESPOND, make new friends. IN
formation Free. write: BOZ ala. rAttiston.
Colorado.
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ENRoEE m BEAUTY COLLEGE
81 - Is

SKILLED BEAUTY CUETURKsTE ia
oeeztess Denaan4. Our sxcspslanai srnfninw
Gystem teaches you All subiects Earn While
yea lHa4n- uatziex free upon request
EcCAHRcxE BEAUTY SCHOOL
n Granite Butte Montana
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
BY Williams

Swinging toward them with the agility Of
monkey was scantly clad. goIden-haired white
Cir, ner beautiful face contorted with rage The
beasts edged away, though they growled at the
newcomer She paid them no heed, but flew
straight for Rhonda as If TO tear her to pieces!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30

Now score of gorilla-men swung down from
the trees and the man started to move away with
his captive Suddenly a savage scream sounded
above them. The man and the beasts glanced
nervously aloft Rhonda TOO. looked up Invol
unfairly she voiced gasp Of establishment at what
she saw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30

AS the two gorilla-men seized her, Rhonda
abandoned hope that she would again reach
safety Then, suddenly. a white man. nearly nude,
dropped from an overhanging branch. He carried
a club and with it he beabored the girls assail-
ants until they relinquished their holds.
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Indianapolis Tomorrow

Building officials Conference OF
America. all day. SEVERN.
Delta Tau Delta. luncheon. Co
lumbia Club.
Exchange Club, luncheon, WASH
ington.
Federation Of Community Civic
Clubs. 3 .. m, Washington.
international Association Of Gyro
Clubs. all day. Lincoln.
Optimist Club, luncheon, Colum-
bIa Club
Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Board
Of Trade.
Sahara Grotto, luncheon, Grotto
Club.
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THE Womans Club Of Minaiare.
Il Ne5. is disturbed about the
Green bill. a measure which at the
present writing is before Ne0raska 8
lower house. And no wonder. For
IL would forbid the hiring or con-
tiuued employment by the state, its
agencies or governmental sub
divisions o. any married woman, II
the combined income of the woman
and her husband Is $500 a year. a
fine or SIX months IL Jail is the
penalty IT, carries.
II il passes. let MS hope some man
Who believes in the Constitution
will b. brave enough 20 defy the
edict bv going 20 jail in a test case.
Let's fnr ont once and for all
whether we live in a country where
American voters II they happen TO
be women and married. can be
denied their constitutional right to
work
the Green bin deny 70 women their
citizenship privileges. but 70 would
put marriage on commercial basis.
In effect u would saw 70 the girls.
Remain single. # yod hope 10 earn
money. It's your husband or your
900. f0r YOU can't have both in the
United States"
NOV married women NAV b. pre-
vented from holding industrial posi-
tons IN any number Of Wavs-bv
stress ~ economic depression. BY
the massed prejudice of mon, or By
the resentment 81 the individual en-
pI0vrr. All these methods have been
used against them But when the
Law steps IN and says. Thou shalt
not work no individual who be
IrveS In freedom dare regard such
a proceeding without protest.
DO men actually think this is not
tneu fight too? II so. they are
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CITY WOMAN ON LINER
Mrs. J. !. Cole viii Arrive In New
York on Normandie.

Mrs. J. J. Cole. 1909 \ Meridian
So will arrive IN New York Monday
aboard the new French luxury liner
Normandie when the ship completes
her maiden voyage across the At
lantic. The Normandie. which left
Havre yesterday, is trying for a rec
ord passage