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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-16
Changes in
Society to
Be Subject
Culture Club Season to
Open Friday at
Luncheon.

The years program Of the Gull
ture Club has been arranged to
emphasize the clubs theme, Our
Changing Society" and following
the presidents day luncheon Fri
day when Mrs. o. E. Stanfield will
explain the program, subjects Of
discussion will be appropriate.
DR.. Paul Haworth Of Butler Uni
verSity will describe Our Chang
ing Society" at the Oct. meeting
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Hughes Patten. The next gathering
Of members will be an outing on
Oct. Is.
The City in Dur Changing So
oiety" will be divided into two
groups for discussion by Mrs. w.
N. Carpenter and Mrs. Patten on
Nov l.
For the topic. Planning the Mod
ern City" on Nov. Is, Mrs. Charles
Remy will include discussion Of
architecture. transportation, santa
ton and Identification, while Mrs.
c. A. McCotter will talk on Re
ligious Changes in the Modern City."
Mrs. Rowland to Speak
Rural Life in Our Changing So
ciety" will come in for discussion on
Dec. when Mrs. w. A. Rowland
will talk on Transportation Changes
and Their Effect Upon the Coun-
tryside." and Mrs. c. B. Taylor on
The Old Farmer and the New" A
Christmas program has been ar
ranged for Dec. 20.
A guest speaker, Mrs. Logan G.
Hughes. president of the Indiana
Congress of Parents and Teachers,
will describe Our Present Parent
Teacher Association" on Jan. 10
when public schools will be the
theme of the program. Mrs Robert
Thomas topic will be Present Con-
ditionS of Indiana School System"
Mrs. Clyde Titus has chosen
Youth in Our Changing Society"
for her talk on Jan. "a, while Mrs.
F. L. Warner will deal with "Handi-
caps of Youth in Our Changing
/ Society; Characterization of Leis-
ure Time. and the Passing of the
Traditional American Home" on
Feb. 7.
Founding Event Set
The clubs thirty-fifth anniversary
will be celebrated on Feb. II md
Mrs. N L. Schneider will entertain
members with a book review of Our
Movie-Made Children" by H. j.
Forman. Mrs. Stanfield will point
out How Modern Appliances Have
Affected the Homes of Today" at the
March meeting. Mrs. George RAJ
fert will review another book, The
Changing Family" by Fiske, at the
March 20 meeting.
Mrs. Henrietta A. Dillen will talk
on Who's Who in Modern Poetry"
on April 3, and Mrs. William H.
Remy will describe Word Dicta-
tors" on April II. Mrs. Frank S.
ChileS will review Present Day
Political Situations" on May l, and
! Mrs. Clyde Titus will present mu-
steal program.
Guests will be entertained on May
I Is at Mrs. Titus home and musical
entertainment will be arranged by
/ Mrs. Schneider.
To close the years discussions
Mrs. A. A. Ogle and Mrs. Blanche S.
Mccoy will debate on Resolved,
That the modern home is more con-
ducive to family happiness than
was the pioneer home"
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AbO1l71dS in Sn1artneSS
by ELLEN WORTH

Loads of smartneSs is caught up
with this stunning little shirtmaker
dress.
Almost any of the lightweight
woolens of tweed effect or wool jer-
sey type are lovely for this model.
The new looking weave effects in
silks are also suitable.
Imagine. for instance, pottery-rust
lightweight novelty WOODEN, with
jade green collar and cuffs, as
sketched. And it's so easily made.
Style No. 1863 is designed for sizes
u, IA, 16. 18 and 20 years. Size Is
requires AS yards of 39-inch ma
terial with 3s yard of 39-inch con-
trating.
Our fashion magazine is beauti-
fully illustrated in color. Price, 10
cents.
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Sorority P0rtY Set

Mrs. Joseph McHugh will be
honor guest at party to be given
by Theta Sigma Delta Sorority
tonight at the home of Mrs. Edward
Scheier, 1860 S. Harlan-St. Miss
Houghland will be a guest and Miss
Sue Long will be in charge of en-
tertainment.
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How Women Get
TwO-FOld Benefit
By Taking Cardui

According to reports from thou
sands who have taken it, Cardui
helps women in a two-fold manner,
affording prompt relief of certain
functional pains and strengthening
the system by increasing the appe-
tite and improving digestion.
L like Cardui because it helped
me-" writes Mrs. Obie c. Raffety
of Camrbellsville, KY. Il suffered
pain and was nervous and needed
strength. I have taken Cardui and
have been benefited. I have taken
it two or three times. I can tell.
when I am taking Cardui, that
have much better appetite"
Before the next periodic upset,
begin taking Cardui. Of course, if
it does not benefit YOU. consult a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Solution to PreUiOuS
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

Secretary American Bridge League
TTERE is an example of the
L Il sound defensive play which
enabled Mrs. Mabel Ulbrich and
Mrs. Berthe Teichman, New Jersey,
to win the national women'S pair
championship at Asbury Park. 1t
is a simple play. but one on which
a number of expert players went
astray.
West opened the king Of dia-
monds, on which dummy played the
five. East the six and declarer the
four
The six of diamonds looked like
come-on card, particularly since
the three was not in sight, so IN
most cases West continued with the
deuce of diamonds. hoping to get a
ruff. However, the third Ola
mond lead was trumped by de-
clarer with a spade honor and thre9
rounds of trump taken.
Then the club suit was estab-
lished and it provided two discards
for declarer's losing hearts, Thus
only two diamonds and one club
were lost and the contract OF four
odd was fulfilled.
WHEN Mrs. Teichman played
w the West hand she studied
the first diamond trick. The three
of diamonds had not been played,
and it was by no means certain that
East held it. Mrs. Teichman realized
that the declarer might falSe-card
in this situation, but that her part
ner surely would not.
If East really wanted the dia-
mond suit continued, she could have
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Junior Division
in NeedlewOrk
toGive Pageant

Juniors of the indianapolis
branch, NeedleWork Guild of Amer
lea, will have share in the pros
pect party for directors at 3
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the president, Mrs. r. Hartley
Sherwood. The juniors will present
a pageant under the direction of the
junior chairman, Miss Aida Sher-
wood the presidents daughter.
Taking part in the entertainment
in the Sherwood garden will be Joan
Krauch, Susan A dis, Betty Adds.
Jane Wilcox, Edna May Lewis, Bar
bara Sternfels. Carol Rogers and
Marylyn Rogers.
Members of the executive COM
mittee assisting Mrs. Sherwood will
be Mesdames Charles A. Garrard,
Frank S. FiShback, George B. Ell
lott, Cecil K. Calvert, E. L. Shaver,
Ray FatOut, John S. Harrington.
Peter G. Reilly, Edo 1. Wagner,
John R. Sentney and Oscar l..
Pond; Misses Juliette w. Bryan.
Lillian Taggart and Gertrude Baker.
Mrs. Earl L. Otey is president of
Kappa Phi Delta Sorority and other
officers include Miss Elizabeth Allen,
recording secretary; Miss Clara
Vollmar, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Joseph A. Erpelding, treas
urer: Mrs. John F. White, social
chairman, and Miss Louise Beer
man, historian.
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Before her
marriage
Sept. 1,
Mrs. ".
EdCdrd
Wilson
aCdS Miss
Hope Eleanor
Marshall,
daughter of
Mrs. John J
Marshall.
Mr.. Wilson
is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ". Wilson.
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ened her whole existence. Through
it, she grew into a finer person.
Fear is the bogie which threatens
our peace. Not the fear of catastro-
Plies or overwhelming griefs, but the
same kind of petty fear which, in
the little boys mind, had conjured
up awful visions of the dentist S
chair.
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To obtain a pattern of this
model, tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth, The Indi-
annapolis Times, 214 w. Maryland
st, Indianapolis. with Is cents in
coins.
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Martin WinkIey Dead

Final services for Martin Wink
lev. missionary band evangelist in
Indianapolis IS years. who died
Tuesday of heart disease IN Oak
land III. were 20 be held at 2 this
afternoon in the Salem Park Tab
ernacle. I0I Alton-av. Burial was
10 bc in Crown Hill
Mr. Wiukley who was 81. was a
graduate II Central Normal College
and a veteran Of the Spanisn-Am-
eT-Cau war
Surviving are the widow. four
sons. Lyman. David. Duane and
Nanlev Wluklev. an of IndianapO-
lis. two daughters. Mrs Nadine
Morton. Indianapolis. and Mrs. Cora
Nav Collier. Detroit. two brothers,
the Rev. John Winkley. Oakland,
Cal. and Joseph Winkley, Guilford,
Ill and three sisters. Mrs. Minnie
Weave. Indianapolis; Mrs Ella
Llggett and Mrs. Emma Liggett,
both Of Guilf0rd
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George ]. Kitzing Rites

Burial rites for George Julius
KitNue. 1870 GWlfOrd-av. custodian
of Thomas Tagg, % Riverside Park
for - years. who died yesterday IN
CITY hospital following a three
weeks illness. viii be held at 1,3O
tomorrow IN the Flanner & Blu
Chauan Funeral Home, IS W. Fall
Crcck-pkWy Burial VIII be in Crown
Hill.
Mr.. Kitzing. who was 90. was the
third oldest empl0ye in service in
the park department. He was born
IN Wiltenberg. Germany. and came
% indianapolis SO years ago
He was known 10 indianapolis
park visitors. and had supervised all
details Of the park maintenance. He
was responsible for the establish
ing Of the old zoo at Riverside.
Mr.. Kitzing was a member Of the
NIasons. the Independent order Of
Odd Fellows and the NOrthwOOd
Christian Church.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs
Rachel lydia KitAng: a daughter,
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VETERAN R. R.
ENGINEER DEAD;
RITES ARE SET
Elmer LingenfeIter to Be
Buried Tomorrow in
Crown Hill.

Services f0r Elmer @. Lingenfel-
ter. 97f Stlwcil-st father Of Mrs.
Clyde Il. Montgomery. who died
yesf erday az his home following a
l0rg lines. ulL be- held at to-
morrow d. the Clyde Y. AIontgOm-
err Funeral Home 1922 y. Mcrid-
iaI-st Burial Vlil Boz in Crown Hill.
-lr Lnrerfe.ter had spent ms
lifetime u Beech Grove and Indi-
annapolis SEtv-uiue. he formerly
We railroad engineer. but had re-
tlrad a number % years ago. He
vs. q member 81 tEe Knights Of
Pvfhiss Lodge 56
Surviving are Two daughters. Mrs.
MrntgomeIv and Mrs. Norman
Clayton. Oakland. Cal ana four
grandchildren
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r E NTALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

EUCLID-AV. N. 1O9-Newly decorated,
furnished or partly furnished apart-
mentS. overstuffed. in-a-door. steam,
private entrance garage, phone.
ILLINOIS. N, 1881 and Groom apart
ments; cleo. washer, laundry; $780, $3.50.
MORRIS, 854-1 large clean room, private
bath, all utilities. for single party.
SUMMIT. N. 237-2 or 3 rooms furnished.
Oyerstuffed: sink in kitchen; private
entrance. RI-3871.
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SO to S14
SIS to S19

sl5-5-ROOM modern. upper duplex; lower,
SIT Garage. 2045 Carrollton. TALBOT.
SIS: GUILFORD. 553s-Single: semi-nod-
ern; double garage. nice yard. HU-2585.
BROADWAY. l23l-4-rm- mod; gar; well
decorated; good condition; Sl6 per mo-:
water paid. RI-64i2
LIBERTY 52O-s18; water paid:
rooms modern: garage. TA-l299.
25TH-ST E 3iO-Double. 5 rooms mod
ern: good condition; SIS. Key 3l2.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
: NETWORK OFFERINGS
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
11-Adverture hour CHS wABC
A. Pearcs and GanE lNBCI VIZ
sis-Jaekis Heller .NBcl VIZ.
r 5ai'a .r SIC w wAR
s5o-Nslie Reveu interviews fNBc)
s.aF.ng Lady GSBcl WIZ.
sI5-Brt-v Earthel. songs CHS.
STAMP club lNBCi WEAF
s-0O-Clr7fs orchestra fNBCl WEAF
Herbert S Agar speaker fSBCl
Ls5a Navara's orchestra CcBs
sls-BobBv Benson and sunny jim fcBsl
s.so-D-.oe sie-sssa5sr.s' orchestra Ccgsl
Arlsne Jackson. songs 'EBc1
nee Gale Page and orchestra
s5-IoEeu Th6mas ,NBcl VIZ
Beauty PROGRAM Chs WBBMsI
Billy Barcle .or sketch tNBCl
soo-Aml-551 n. ANDY NBcl VIZ
GFrr and MarEe lCBSi WABC-
Feature fEECI WEAF
6l5-Irst plain Bin CHS wABC
Plantation Ecnoes tNBCI VIZ.
Drama TIC Black Chamber
so-Dramatic sketch CHS wABC.
Ped Davis MIC WIZ.
guc-e Ezra s station ,NBcc' WEAF
. DaaReroas Para t,-,5 r. 'N yIse WIZ
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt tCBSl
i,s me- Rich NBCl WIZ.
7-i5-E5,ag ' r. e, Hi-l ,C Obs W VIZ
7.30-TrEe S-orV Court Chs WABC.
A. Go0cmans orchestra. soloists
oO-MssTrch Of fine oCBsl wABC.
waltz Time NBC WEAF
Beatrice Lille Lee PERKINS, orches-
aso-oaae N N6f STANDS rNBoD wEAF.
phi BAKER. Belasco's orchestra
hollywood Hotel-Dick Powell. Flo
Rlto.s orchestra lCBSl WABC.
2 00-Flrst Niglter fNBCl WEAF.
Feature NBCl VIZ.
9-30-The Pause That Refreshes on the
AIR iEBCi WEAF.
The o Flvun-Crama fCBSi WABC.
l0-00-AlVrt and Marge iCBSl WABC.
Hal Kemp orchestra tNBCl WIZ.
George Holmes. l. n S. tNBCl
lo.l5-ozzia Nelson's orchestra (CBsl
Sc ai3> Crawford ,NBC, wAIAo.
10 3O-Julr Columns orchestra tNBCl
ja-a6es Renard's orchestra tcBsi
Noble sissle's orchestra NBC
II .OO-kenew.s orchestra ,NBCl wENR.
JACK Dennvs orchestra tNBCJ
CAB canoway's orchestra CCBsl
1lI5-sco5tF5 Fishers orchestra CcBsl
CheTniavasky's orchestra CNBC
II so-D5n 'Pedro's orchestra CNBCl wEAF.
Marti Michels orchestra tNBCl
VIZ.
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]. S. Johnson Passes

j. Sterling johnson. 719 E. 62nd'
st. died last night at Methodist Hos
pital. following a weeks illness. Mr.
johnson, who was 80, had lived in
indianapolis two years, coming here
from Lima. o. He was an employe
Of the Pure oil Co. He was a men,
Der of the Masonic lodge, oxford, o.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Helen johnson, and year-old
daughter Diana johnson.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
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MartindaIe Funeral

Funeral services Cortland Van
Camp Martindale, 1921 N Meridian
st. vice president of the Van Camp
Hardware and Iron Co, who died
Wednesday in the winter home Of
his parents in Miami, Fla, will be
held at 2.30 Monday in his parents
Indianapolis home, 1854 n. Della
ware-St.
The Rev. Jean NJ. Miner. Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church pastor, will
have charge Of services. Burial will
be in Crown Hill.
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Fishing the Air

Frim'l ever-popular "L'Amour, Toujours
L'Amour." Fosters My Old Kentucky
When ] Grow Too old to Dream will be
included in Jessica Dragonette's sopran nc
selections during the program Friday al
p. m. over WTAM and an NBC net
work.
Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt will speak
on The Changing Position of Women"
in the second broadcast of her new
series over WFBM and the Columbia
network from to 1:15 p. m. Friday.
The Husband I Never Knew Until
is the title of the story to be dramatized
during the Court of Human Relations
program over WFBM and the Columbia
network Friday from 1870 to p. m.
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NERO AHDISE

SO Radios, Musical Instruments
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LIE G AIS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


The Board OF Trustees of the Indiana
Bows School, Plainfield. Indiana. will re-
ceive sealed bids for an industrial build
ing 70 be located at that institution. The
building is 10 be constructed of brick and
tile corrugatec concrete roofing supported
on steel truSSes steel sash and concrete
floors The estimated cost is Sl2 600 90.
The foundation and floors viii be built oy
the institution -.
Monday. March 4th, at the ohice OF the
institution and will be opened BY the
Board OF Trustees that evening at
Bids must be made on form No. ee and
must be accompanied BY form No. s6A al
properly Allied out and notarized as pre-
Scribed by the State Board OF Accounts
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi-
ned check equal 70 5 e Of the amount Of
the bid made out 70 the Trustees OF tht
institution. as q guarantee that the sue
cesSful bidder will enter into as contract
10 perform the work in case he is awarded
the contract The Trustees reserve tnS
right 10 reject any or all bids.
Plans and Specifications are on file II
the Office of the State Board Of Accounts
the Office Of the Superintendent OF the In
diana Bows School and the Office Of th'
architect. ST. Meridian Life Building. In
dianapoliS. Indiana Copies OF the plan!
and specifications NAV be secured non
the architect Ct the above address BY de
posting . check for $500 made out x
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So: PATH, E., 5l5-Cozy room, next bath;
steam; cross ventilation; widows home
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HIGH SPOTS ON FRIDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS

645-Columbia-Boak Carter. news
1:0O-NBC (WEAF)-Concert
Colum bia-Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
-Columbia-True Story Court.
-Columbia-March of Time.
NBC tWJZ)-Beatrice Lille
Lee PERKINS, orchestra.
530-Columbia - Hollywood Hotel
Dick Powell and Flo Rito's or
cheStra.
NBC tWJZ)-Phil Baker.
e.00-NBC tWEAFl-First Nighter
drama.
9:30-NBC (WEAF) The Pause That
RefresheS on the Air.
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M { r C H A N D is {

81 Miscellaneous For Sale
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

LAWYER aud Selma Farb Is If 4244 Gem
tral-av. hOusekeeper.
Don Rundles. 81. of 4042 Guilford-av
service manager. and Ganet West "a. of
1909 S. High SchoOl-rd. restaurant man
ager.
Fred Kottkamp. %, of 1857 S. Talbot-st,
clerk. and Idamary Karweik. 20. of 1906
Sheldon-st. globe mounter.
Robert weimer, %. of 1858 S. Talbot-st.
bookkeeper. and Mary Mischief. %. of 40
E. Raymono-st. housekeeper.
John Booth SO. Carmel. Ind. farmer,
and joyce McMath. 80, OF SSs E. North-st.
mill worker.
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during the March of Time program over
WFBM ana the Columbia network Friday
from 8 TO $50 p. m.
Frederic March, star of the screen,
will appear as LOuella Parsons guest
during the broadcast of the Hollywood
Hotel dramatic musical revue over
WFBM and the Columbia network Fri
day from $3.50 to $50 D. m.
John Brown. Gentleman" the story of
a eX-mechanic and wealthy manufacturer
and his socially ambitious wife. will be
the First Nighter presentation Friday at
9 p. m. over WLW and an NBC network.
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis

indianapolis rover anu Li%hl Company
FRIDAY
p II
s-0O-Harlin Brothers.
Z l5-Tea Time Tunes
4-f5-Trad OF drama.
5-00-Niewiug the news.
5.30-R0gues.
-30-Christian Science program.
5-f5-NiltOn Charles (CBSl.
5-55-NeWS.
6-00-State Employment service.
o -BOhemlauS-
legislature news.
G-10-Tslk hr C. Manlon.
6-f5-Advertisiug Club Of Indianapolis.
8 4S-Bohemiaus.
7.nO-Mrs Franklin d Roosevelt tCBSl
7.l5-Edwiu c. Hill lCBSl.
7.3C-True Story Court Of Human Rela-
tions lCBSi.
f-nO-NIarch Of Time (CBSl.
Hollywood Hotel lCBSl.
Hollywood Low-dOwn.
9-45-Tin Pan Alley.
.0.OO-Niyrt and Marge CCBsl.
IO-l5-News
IO-2O-Louie loves orchestra.
1O.30-Afop rhe Indiana roof.
iO-s5-Casa Rey orchestra.
l1.0O-Cab Galloway orchestra lCBS).
IL .15-Scott Fisher orchestra (CBSJ.
ll.30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
1900 Nldnight-Sign of.
SATURDAY
AN
6.3O-Chuck wagon
7.00-EarlY Birds
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r E N T AIS
IL Furnished Rooms


So: PATH. E., 5l5-Cozy room, next bath;
steam; cross ventilation; widows home.
HE-l494.
ALABAMA. N 1s3o-Large front room;
nicely furnished references.
CARROLLTON, 225o-Nice front room
private home: meals optional; suitable
or 2. HE-3467
ILLINOIS. N. 624. APT. 3-Nice coy room;
large closet; steam heat hot water.
NEW JERSEY. N. l225-Large pleasant
room. Private bath: large closet. steam
PARK Av-Attractive, large. light front
room: private family; l or q meals op-
tional. HA2205-R.
WINTER. 2l2O-Nice front room; widows
home: no children. no otner roomers'
garage: meals optional. $50 wk
27TH. W, 45-Lovely double room, twin
beds, innerspring mattresses; near oatn
Telephone.
CLINTON HOTEL 29 Virginia ay-clean
steam-heated rooms. 81 TO 81. Right
downtown.
COLORED-Cspitol and 18TH; $3.50 per
month: 2 or 8 rooms; unfurnished: light
water paid HA-2s32. "
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Mrs. Jewett Beyers. Cincinnati, and
a grandson.
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, s.0p-Cheer Up CHS.
5-45-Eton BOYS Obs.
90. news
e.05-Mellow Moments fCBSl.
915-Carltou and Shaw fCBS).
3G-Let's Pretend (CBSl.
i0.00-Block's Juniors.
Il 00-CirCle melodies
II .30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
1900 (Noonl--Frederick william VIE
lCBSl
PM
l2.l5-News
| i2.i9-GeorEe Hall orchestra fCBSl.
y 30-Sf ate Employment Service orcnes-
ira.
1.OO-Indiana Federation OF Music clubs.
3O-Mickev Of the Circus Chs.
2 OO-Buffalo Philharmonic CHS.
00-MOdern Ministries tCBSl.
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ANN0UNCEME NTS
5 Personals

I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Mrs. Walter Will
liams, on or after this date, FEB. 10,
1895 WALTER WILLIAMS.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
16 Situations Wanted

RELIABLE white man. small family. wants
steady farm Job T. o. Box 81. Ma =
wood. Ind
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. want job on
farm. Write Box 1864.
The Washington times., 1935-05-29
D. c. Heads Get
Workout at
Ball Game

Aching muscles and tired
backs were today's reward for
District COMMISSIONERS and
employees who played a hard
fought game of Soft-ball base
ball yesterday at the RoSedale
Playground.
Only consolation for Commits
sioner Melvin C. Hazen was that
his team of police and firemen
won the contest 6 to /, and that
he made several "hot" catches
while playing first base.
Putting and granting, Com
missioner George E. Allen at
tempted to talk his team to vic.
tory, and today was doing his
best to talk himself out of de-
feat.
Commissioner Dan I. Sultan
who acted as umpire. appeared
at his desk today minus the
muscular hangover, but still de-
batting in his own mind on some
of the "cloSe" ones.