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College Schedule
STATE COLLEGES

ONO state vs. Indiana at Bloomington.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Purdue at Lafavette.
Mott@ Dame vs.. Navy at Baltimore
Vile '''' az oI""loroS-
DE De Pauw vs.. Georgetown at George
Earlham vs.. Button at Button. O.
evansville vs.. Hanover at Hanover
4DeHiance vs. central Normal at Danille
6 en- state vs.. Franklin at Franklin.
7, 81; Joseph S vs.. Rose Poly at TerN
Oakland City vs.. Ball State at Muncie.
OTHER COLLEGES
amherst VS., Wesleyan at Amherst.
arizona VS. New Mexico State at Tuscon.
rs, Af4f fd1t; VS.. College of the Ozsrks at
= Augusta vs.. North Central at Rock
Baldwin Wallace vs.. Ashland at Rsreo
Bates VS.. Maine at lewiston.
Belolt VS.. Knox at Beloit
BoSton College VS.. New Hampshire at
Boston U, VS.. Vermont at Boston.
Bowdoin VS., Colby at Brunswick
= BQckneu VS. Washington Jefferson at
Buffalo vs.. Wayne (Detroitl at Buffalo.
G2ialornla VS.. Southern California at
Case vs.. oberlin at Cleveland.
sb Tenoenary VS.. Texas Christian at
Chicago vs.. Wisconsin at Chicago.
Clnclnnati VS.. Baltimore at Cincinnati.
COLUMBIA IS Michigan at New York
: cornell vs. Princeton at Ithaca
DDeGrolt VS.. Vlllanova at Detroit
Flofida VS.. Maryland at Gainesville
York. 1'0'' 'dlleS at new
Furman VS.. Mercer at Greenville.
Georgia VS.. Alabama at Athens
Gonzaga VS.. WaShburn at Spokane.
Grinnell VS.. Creighton at GrinneI
wi 1lb5itlon rs vs. southern Methodist at
Harvard vs., Dartmouth at Cambridge.
h fdaE cross VS. Colgate at Worcester.
Illinois VS. Iowa at Urbana
Iowa State vs.. Missouri at Ames.
Kansas VS.. Kansas State at Lawrence
Marquette vs., Mississippi at Milwaukee.
Miami VS.. Marshall at oxford.
Michigan State VS.. Washington IT at
East Lansing. "'
Minnesota vs.. Northwestern at Mime
Nebraska VS.: Oklahoma at Lincoln.
Nevada VS.. College Pacific at Reno.
N 1T" YORK u VS.. Georgetown University
~, North Carolina VS.. Georgia Tech at
= North Dakota VS.. North Dakota State at
Grand Forks.
Ogelthorpe vs.. Erskine at Atlanta.
Ohio U. vs.. Dayton at Athens.
p OREGON State VS.. Washington State at
otterbein vs. Hiram at westerviIle,
PennSylVania VS.. Lafayette at Phila-
Richmond -''' ''i"4i AZ
Rutgers vs. Lehigh at New Brunswick
Francisco ~ 'V San
Swarthmore vs.. Johns Hopkins at
SWarthmore
Syracuse vs.. Brown at Syracuse.
Tennessee VS.. Centre at Knoxville.
texas VS.. Rice at Austin
= IeXas A. & M VS.. Baylor at College
Station.
Ihiel VS.. Bethany at Greenvlle.
IuttS VS.. Williams at Medford
tulane vs. Sewanee at New Orleans
Tulsa vs.. Oklahoma A. & M at Tulsa.
y, G. L. A. vs., Oregon at Los Angeles
Utah vs., Denver at Salt Lake CITY
Dtah State vs.. Colorado Mines at Logan
vile. "V N"''l-
Washington VS.. Stanford at Seattle.
Bhefield ''S az
West Virginia vs.. Temple at Morgan
y, Wake Forest vs.. George Washington at
WilIiam-Mary vs.. Roanoke at Williams
Wittenberg vs.. Ohio Wesleyan at Spring
wyoming VS.. Brigham Young at Laramie.
81 XAVIER tCinn.) vs.. Mississippi State
at Cincinnati
Yale vs.. Army at New Haven.
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their leisure hours to chasing-is
cops the woodland playing cards.
and to me, a sports writer. it gives
me some happiness to know they are
81 the same time very nuts about
the football team.
He Bars the Actors
And IN this connection I question
the right of old grads, such as
Mr.. Haywood Broun of Harvard, to
SIT down and try to instruct the
young men now in college how to
think and how to act.
For the past 10 years or so I have
spent considerable time around the
colleges and it has been nv OBJ
serVation that the undergraduates
DO not need to be told how to think
or how to act. Except, of course,
IN such instances where [ have. I'M
aVoldably been thrown in contact
with various mask and wig clubs.
where a professional instructor in
acting would not have hurt any.
Continuing to apologize for the
lnadequacy of this as a sports piece
but still trying to justify it as a ia
Tiers enthusiasm, I think there is
no need for concern at home when
you visit any campus and find the
young men trembling about the fate
OF the varsity in one breath, and
debating in the next whether the
supreme Court or Greta Carlo is
the last word
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Blue. Irish and
Redskins Vict0rs
Tech Loses for First Time
This Season.
Continued From Page Twelve)

lineup with an infected eye fought
doggedly against Manual at the
Delavan Smith Field and was about
to reach the half-time rest session
in a scoreless deadlock when things
began to happen.
Snyder blocked David McQueen's
punt on the 18-yard line and the
ball went to Manual. The Red
skins popped up and with a con-
centrated drive by Leonard Camp
bell and Jack Hiatt, who did
most of the ball toting, Hiatt tailed
touchdown. Campbell plunged
over for the extra point and it later
developed a prize point.
Fifty-fve Yard Punt
SchWomeyer, star Manual end,
was forced from the game with an
injured hand in the third period
The Rockets took advantage of a
ffty-fve-yard punt by Mcqueen to
set them up for a touchdown.
McQueen's kick rolled dead on the
2-yard line and Campbell's return
punt was short. Mcqueen and
Atkins snlacked the line for long
gains, the latter scoring on spin
ner. He was stopped cold, however,
as he tried for the extra point the
same way.
The Rockets received another
chance when Traylor fell on d Man
ual tumble on the 16-yard line late
in the game The Redskins defense
was too tough and after failure to
gain by running plays, Mcqueen
tried for a field goal. 1t was high
enough, but as it neared the goal
posts it veered off to the right
From then on Manual controlled
the situation
Crispus Attacks travelled to East
St. Louis (Ill) today to engage the
Lincoln High School there in grid
contest.
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BUILDING PERMITS


City Foods, 46ll E, loth-st, SIS, new
H. E. slagle, 1920 Woodlawn-av, $3.50,
'~ Fl e gsal aafe s72o woodIawn-av <s85o
story and a half dwelling.
Ben Siegel, 1l9 w. l2th-st, 1925, one-car
garage.
spann & Co, 38 N. Pennsylvania-st
$2786, alterations and repairs.
Indianapolis schoo! City, 24th-st and In
dianapGlis-ay, $4,000, build two-story
school building.
Raymond F. McGeeney, $40 N. Oxford
ST. S299, oil burning equipment
Harry L, Sielken, 1920 Central-av, s299,
oil burning equipment.
F. E. Martin; 51o9 Carrolton-av, s245.
Kari Pollock, 1862 Union-st, $780, oil
burning equipment
w. P. Hahn. 100 Blue Ridge-rd, $432, oil
George G. Mize, 434s Winthrop-av, $500,
oil furnace
Don spugnardi, 58l5 Washington-bvld
Arthur Brown, 1899 washington-blvd,
DR.. L. E. Grant, 1927 CarveI-av, s469.
John Hollitt 40O1 N. Meridian-st. $500
oil burner replacement
Oliver N. Beach, 1920 Forest Lane. 1853,
OIL burning equipment.
Fred MatSon, 1905 Park-av 1923 oil
burner replacement
H w Schivier, 23O N. ArsenaI-av. 1922,
OH Durner.
Charles c. Hanning, 1915 E. 32nd-st.
S20Q0, one-Story dwelling
Mrs Helene Srelker, 345S Birchwood-av.
1929, oil burning equipment.
Mrs Helene Hibban, 5237 Pleasant Run
pkwy, $277 oil burner
southern Barbecue, 1920 N. Meridan-st,
500 four electrical circuits
Henry Fenzel. 1917 Pickwick-dr, $50, con-
meet electric range.
Forest Knight 5472 Kenwood-av, $1,000
ouIld story and half dwelling
furnace 0A'o'
Florence Apartments. 5000 E. 1oth-st.
$3.50, underteed stoker.
RossoAd Seal Inc. 1913 Lordlst. $3.50.
Macedonian Political Organization. IT'S
Ketchamst. $1,000. additions and repairs,
Charles A. Vannote 926 N. Tacoma -av,
1925. repairs
CULLEN Brothers Refrigerator Co. 1899
Lafayette-rd $4,000 one-story store and
SaleSrOom.
Madden-Coppe Co. St. Clair-st and
Capitol-av. $3.50 gasoline tank and pump.
plant
Walforth & Brkenworth. 1885 oliver
av. $3.50. repair fire loss
schnuIl Realty Co.. 40 E. south-st, $3.50
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Louise Mullen, 68. at 2o25 Massachus-
etts arterio sclerosis.
Violet Wiltshire, So, at ZOOS N. Talbot,
Lillian May Crowley. So, at 1911 Climber,
carcinoma.
Richard Murrell Wood, | month, at
Riley. Hospital, diphtheria.
Effie Anna Shearer 60 at 1884 S. Bel
mont, chronic interstitiaI nephrltis.
James H Lyons, 81, at s3l S, West,
carcinoma.
Victoria Williams, 81, at City Hospital
Rachel / Raja, IS. at 500 Harmon, bronehc
pneumonia.
Lizzie Lofts, 50, at Central Indiana Hos
pital. carcinoma.
Anna Spolsky, 70, at % Whittier Place
hypoStatIc pneumonia.
Reese William Jackson, as at 1850 Tux
edo chronic myocarditis.
Charles Edward CARL SO, at 2707 N
Illinois, coronary thrombosis
jeanne Clifford, 5, at ST. Vincent's
encephalitis.
CATHERINE Collier. 80. at so42 Newton
carcinoma.
John Henry wurtzler. At, at Methodist
pneumonia.
larry Ronald Boles, 10 months at City
Hospital, acute castro enterltis.
Sarah Mallory, IS, at 1886 Graceland
coronary ocCluSion.
Elmer Bland. 49, at City, accidental
Fred c. Zwick. 64 at 1904 Fall Greek
| blvd, myocarditiS.
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RICH, JOHN W.-3eloved husband of Mol
lie and father of Earl ". and John Paul
Rich, passed away Tuesday evening
Services at FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Saturday at 1870. Friends
invited
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Butler Scores
6 TOuchdOWnS
Against Valpo
Bulldogs Hang Up Fifth
Straight Victory in
Race for Title.

Buffers Bulldogs unleashed fast
running attack to score six touch
downs at the Bowl last night, and
removed another obstacle from their
path toward the Indiana Inter
Collegiate Conference championship.
Tney Smothered Valparaiso Univer-
slty, 80 to 0, 70 rtheir fifth consecu-
tive victory Of the season.
Playing before a crowd of 5000.
Tony Hinkle's stalwarts lost little
time ii grabbing a 6-to-0 lead. After
Martin had picked off to the VAL
paraiso 15-yard line to open the
game, the Uhlans drew 15-yard
penalty that forced Kari to punt
to the Butler 48. After Musgrave
drove through center for three
yards, Wulle, the Bulldogs ace back.
galloped around end fir 40 wards
and a touchdown. An attempted
pass for the extra point was knocked
down.
karr's Punting Aids Visitors
Karr's masterful punting kept the
elevens battling in midfield during
most of the second quarter. and the
half ended without further scoring.
Early in the third quarter a Valpo
tumble paved the way for the Sec
ond Bulldog tally. Behrens, in at
tempting to rush the Butler line,
let the oval slip from his hands and
it was recovered by Hinklemen on
the Valparaiso 26-yard stripe.
A series of end runs, featuring a
15-yard sprint by Stout, who had
replaced Wulle late in the second
quarter, put the bal lon the Valpo
2yard line, where Costas sneaked
over for a touchdown. Stout cir
cled end for the extra point to give
Butler a 13-to-0 edge.
Sout Skirts End
D UTLER'S third touchdown came
D later in the quarter, after the
locals downed Stout's long punt on
the Valpo 2-yard stripe, forcing Kari
to boot to his 35-yard line. From
this point the Bulldogs reeled off
a series Of first down that was eli
NAKED as Stout skirted end for an
other marker. Curtis place-kicked
the extra point.
The Uhlans resorted to a worward
pass attack, but met with little sue
cess. The quarter ended without
further scoring. With lineup
composed Of second and third
stringers, the Bulldogs crossed the
goal line three times in the final
period, Musgrave going through
center to score the fourth touch
down, after which the try for extra
point failed,
Martin Runs SO Yards
4 59-yard run by Martin after
intercepting a Valpo pass on his
own Al gave the Bulldogs another
tally, Burdete kicking the extra
point.
Late in the final period, the Bull
dogs, through series of line
plunges, carried the ball to the
16-yard line, from where Boa
circled the end for the final touch
down. An attempted run for the
extra point failed
Coach Hinkle withdrew Wulle
from the game after the star half
back was shaken up in a play dur
ing the second quarter. Frequent
fumbles proved costly to the visi-
tors, but the splendid punting of
Karr was well received by the
large crowd.
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4. Epibeau, Bahamas, Rich Strike.
5. Whitney entry, Above Board,
Wee Lad.
6. Billie Wise, Toano, Sun Idol.
7. Pass, Lady Trust, My Sur
prise.
s. Polo Bar, Gallant Miss, Son
Richard.
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Central Oluls Edge
out Manual Runners

Warren Central High School
croSs-country team edged out Man
ual barriers by one point in a meet
held between halves of the Manual
Broad Ripple football game yester-
day. Leslie Burt of the Owls
crossed the finish line first followed
by two Manual runners. Emery
Creekbaum and Verlie Arnett. but
Central gained the next two places.
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AT NARRAGANSETT-
One BeSt-Jean Lee

/. Jean Lee, Cancel, Prosecutor
D. Moane Keala, Jessie D. NJ.
Scotch Gold.
3. Lanier, Truly Yours, Highest
Point.
4. Some Pomp, Brown Jack, AL
len z.
5. Thinking Brook, Sea Biscuit
Imperial Ebee.
6. LoVito, Chrysmute, Chimney
Top.
T. Judge Judy, Triangular, Guild
ing Light.
8. Ceylon, Foreign Lady, Cacha-
lot.
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Plan New Western Loon
Times Special

Times Special
OMAHA, Oct. 26.-Plans for re-
organization of the Western Base
ball League were launched yesterday
when DR.. A. j. Mclaughlin of Sioux
City, was elected president to sue
coed Dale Gear, Topeka, who re-
signed recently.
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A N 0 UNCE M ENTS
5 Pers onals

- INTERNATIONAL Charm Beau
tty School. FREE Finger Wave
Tic or Marcel every day but Satur-
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AT EMPIRE CITY

AT EMPIRE CITY
One Best-War Stripes
/ Draft Sergeant, Sylvia G., Polly
Barcarol.
?. Chance Ray, Lady Higloss, Be
low Zero.
3. War Stripes, Panalong, Red
jug.
4 characterization, My Colin, Fair
Stein.
5. Vicarcss, Roustabout, Good
Harvest.
6. Machilla, DunfoX, Church Call,
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Individual leaders OF other leagues were
as follows: United Mutual Life Illinois,
Violet, $50, Construction (Pritchett'sl. 40
lPritchett'sl. Putnam. SIS Rockwoo din In
diana, Binnion. 555, and East Sioe Social
tDelaWaEel, Frieiie, $50.
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AT LAUREL

AT LAUREL
One Best-Nautch
l. Valiant Fox, Tiana, Booming
Guns.
2. Vanderbilt entry, Portden
Dancing Doll.
g. Nautch, Black Buddy, Gold
Foam.
T. Proclivity, Memory Book, Lost
Friend.
5. Discovery, Black Helen, Fire
thorn.
6. Maddest, Behemoth, Zandra
T. Wishing Star, Keep Out, In
ferno Lad.
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Minor Injury Is Fatal
Times Special

IWtN NUfCI1I
MOBERLY, Mo. Oct. 26.-A minor
football injury received in practice
Oct. Is, developed fatally yesterday
when John Wiley Christian, IT, of
Moberly Junior College, died of cere-
bral meningitis.
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AT DALLAS
One BeSt-Whoa Back

One Best-Whoa Back
I. lizard, Sharp Thoughts, High
Glover.
2. Full Tilt, Betty Wee, Ann
What.
3. Sergeant Hill, Luna Bright
Carl B.
a. Kai Harri, Imperial Bill, Los
weep.
5. Epernay, Edna H, Sir Ridge
way.
6, Whoa Back, Wilderness Way
Valise.
7. Sister Vinie, Cold South, Leana
G.
8. Young Bill. Cloudet. Nawab.
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HELP w Mt { D
8 Help Wanted-Male

WANTED Boys IA TO II years of age 20
carry Times routes. Have several profit
able routes open for boys who are in
terested in receiving a valuable business
training as well as earn money for
school Apply between and S D. m.
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BULLDOGS SIGN PITTS

Times Special
OSSINING, N. Y, Oct. 26.-Ala-
bama Pitts. who recently completed
his football contract with the Phila-
delphia Eagles, has signed to play
more football with the Rochelle
Bulldogs before beginning his bas-
ketball tour.
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AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
One Best-Chortle

OIIE JtSN~O IIUI VIC
l. Don Romlro, Ding Bin, Yankee
Waters
2. Swamp Angel, Satinwood, Lefty
Ormont.
3. Joda, Dame Grundy, Mouse
Trap.
4 Field Day, Almarine, Master
Buck.
5. Nectarine, Top Dog, Mucho
Gusto.
6. Adolf. Higher Cloud, He Did.
7, Chortle, Icy Wind, Singer
8. Captain Logan, Miss Toro,
Bronzed.
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restrictions do not
come from the head
of the university
Rather, they are
handed down from
previous admins
trations whose idea
Of a bold stand was
to come out fiat
footed a z a i n s t
G. hin a m c n and
WreStlers.
In past years the
s-sA -. G IL = rrfr1
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AT SPORTSMAN'S PARK
One Best-McKelI

/. Polas Flag, Firemask, Donate.
?. Defer, Dark Hazard, Aliens.
3. Nickel, Mintogee, Two Brooms.
4. Sarilla, Corida, Little Duke.
5. Busy Spain, Mr.. James, Cap
tain Joy.
6. Bosopi, Miss Glace, PilInita.
7. Black Flash, HOW Tiz, Nasslyn
8. CULVER, Dundreary, Exclusive,
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Births


Girls.
Lester Jean Reed 344s z. 2sth
Laurence, Evelyn Cumm4ns, St. Vincent
Hospital
willard. Tobitha Barrett, St. Vincent;
Hospital
Paul Harriet Aufderheide, ST. Vincent,
Hospital
Denzell, Marjorie Paddock, Is N. JEFF
terson.
Chester, Lila weigle. Methodist.
Cecil. Laura Stamford. Methodist.
Ebert, Festa White. Methodist.
Boys.
Edgar, Mary seitz, St, Vincents Hos
pital.
Walpole, Mary Albrecht, St. Vincent
Hospital.
John, Bonneatta BailIy St. vincen;'s
Hospital
Earl. Jessie Bovermaster, S.. vincents
Hospital.
Erwin, Zelma Singer, 33a s. Leeds
Marvin, Mary Shuck. 1888 n. LaSalie.
Fredric6. Ruth Celzleicher. 1903 College
Joseph, Dorothy Thomas. Methodist.
Austin, Lora Gillespie, Methodist.
George. Cathryn Gary Methodist.
Howard. Luise Foltz, Methodist.
Clarence, Bernice Dewitt Methodist
Donald, Oneida Clark. Methodist.
Twins
George and Edna Nugent, 542 Centen-
NAL plris
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INST r u CTI0 MS

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Visit our studio, 18 w Market-st, RIM.
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Col. Joe Looks Over Yale,
Decides Fathers Need Not
Worry About Their Boys
It's Not Sports Talk That Mr.. Williams Writes About
Today, but Rather of Men in the Making on
the Nations Campuses
e Nations Campuses.
BY JOE WILLIAMS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct 26One
country the Yale News Some would
this
earnestly m O.
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Is Furnished Rooms

Is Furnished Rooms
ing bath; private home; convenient To-
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ALABAMA N, Discharge room Light
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COLLEGE. 3553-Front ROOM shower. pri-
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Garage. WA1050.
DELAWARE, N. 2403-ComfortabIy fur
nlsh NED b room private josj home privileges
GRAY. N. 637-Nce large room: private
home. Man woman, or employed couple
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stuffed good bed; downstairs; l or g.
private entrance. RI-2153
WINTHROP. 3838-Nice room and private
1903
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downstairs room: studio couch; hot wa
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room, down; near bath; gentleman. HA-
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Albert B. Brown, 81 of Shelbyville.
50. Of 1860 Central-av housewife.
Julian Hembree. 81 Of 435 w New
York-st. prize fighter. and Mamie NJ Bar
nett, 49, of 7l] w. l3th-st. housewife.
Harold D. Coppess 81, of 1928 English
aY. railroad conductor, and Beatrice Car
mack. "a. Of 1928 Englsh-av housewife.
Chester Hanauer. 35. of 939 N. Pennsyl-
vania-st rooming house proprietor. and
Clair " Brooner 81 OF 939 N PennSyl-
vania-st, rooming house proprietor.
Donald w. Sanford, %. of 500f w
Michigan-st. welder, and Evelyn n. Eye,
%, Of $50 Eaton-aY. mechanic.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Maria &c Licenses

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