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Evening star., 1935-12-15
CONAN HIGH MAN
IN DUCKP|N TEST
Rolls 652 to Top Columbia
Lodge of MaChiniStS in
Star Tournament.
BOWLER who started like


n Uzcudun but finished like a
"A Louis grabbed the top spot
4 n when 1853 members Of Colum-
bia Lodge, No. 174, I. A. M, shot their
qualifying sets in the Lucky Strike
section Of The Evening Stars Yule-
tide tournament.
Jack Conan, whose average is los,
rolled a dinky 103 in the first string,
then banged out scores of 145, 1872,
124 and 125 for a total of 619, which
became 652 when his handicap of SO
sticks was added.
Seventeen members of the league,
most of whom are Navy Yard ma
chinistS, rolled 900 or better with
their handicaps. and all of these, plus
bunch of others, likely qualified for
the final set and a crack at the major
prizes of the tournament.
G. M. Garrison had the best game.
152, and in another string marked
up 14l, his set being 23-62l.
Joe Fowler, president of the league
and at one time one of the city's very
best maple knockers, drew a 23-pin
handicap and totaled 582. A deep
mystery is what became OF the scores
Of Jack OConnell and Tim Johrden.
The others follow:
Evening star., 1935-12-15
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
W I.
LADIES. INDEPENnENr.
GOVERNMENT,

High individual games-Sullivan tGen-
eral Accounting. 176: Penfold WAR Sc.
High individual SetS-Penfold CWarl,
4O4 Douse MARINE Barracks and Sulli-
van General Accountins), 3S2
High team games-General Accounting,
62S: War $40
High team sets-war. l.77O: General Ac-
counting 1662
High strikes-Brodie (Procurement). 90:
Sullivan General Accounting) 10: McElroy
MARINE Barracks 19.
High Spares-AmeS WAR. 90: Vail
General Accountingl 81.
1909: Banks (War). 1883.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Season Record.

Hieh team set-2nd Assistant 1851
High team eame-2nd Assistant. So.
Hish individual average-Geib, 115.S.
High individual set-Grifin. $40
High individual game-Grifln, l59.
High strikes-Halloran %.
High spareS-Anawalt IS.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
GUARDS WIN ON RANGE
Harrell Leads as Marine Corps
Institute Is Beaten.

With Sergt. T. I. Harrell topping all
marksmen, the District of Columbia
National Guards rifle team outshot
the Marine Corps Institute in re-
turn match on the Marine Corps range
yesterday, 800 to 1853. Harren, like
J. C. Jensen and Brightenberg. had a
score of 100 prone, exceeded all others
with a kneeling score of SO and tied
with two for the best standing score
oS a7
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Section d,
Season Records.

High team Set-Holy Trinity .. 1928.
High team game-Holy Trinity .. $40.
High individual average-Fitzgerald (st.
High individual set-FitzEeraId Cst.
High individual Eame-McGahey est.
Martin's) Reilly (Holy Trinity, J42.
High strikes-Brannon Holy Trinity
-. is.
High spares-Tierney immaculate Con-
ception), so,
Evening star., 1935-12-15
TWO NAVY CUNTS TOLL
Basket Ball Ranks Swelled by
Reporting of Gridmen.

Reporting OF Gr1dmen.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. December "A
With important additions to the Navy
basket ball squad of members of the
foot ball team. John Wilson, head
coach, has been able to form two
quintS.
The teams are:
Forward, Alan Mcfarland and Fred
Schneider; center, Frank Shamer;
guards, Carl Fellows (captain) and
Bill Ingram.
Forwards, Jack Mansfield and Roy
Krogh; center, Frank Lynch; guards,
Lou Robertshaw and Charley Put
nam.
Irwin Fike, foot ball end. still is
nursing a bad leg but will report
after the holidays.
Mcfarland, Ingram, Lynch and
Fike were members of the plebe squad
last year.
Navy opens against Baltimore jan
uar-s 4.
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COMMISSIONERS AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Season Records.

High individual games-Van FoSsen and
Oriole Tech. Stan -. 1913; Finn treeh.
ST II -. IT,.
High inaIyidual sets-Parker CTech. Stan
u. 391, Orlove CTech staff -. 3l5.
High strlkes-Cunnlngham PERSONNEL
L. WeTtmaD tIncome Tax u, 10.
High Spares-Fllnn CTech. Stan -, a.;
CUNNINGHAM Personnel. 80.
High fat gsmes-Cunnlnsham Person
neD- g3: RhoAd Estate Taxi. ~
High individual aYerageS-Cunningha am
tPersonneD, 34-6i Finn tTeeh. Stan
-. a..
Tech Staf =. 4gS: General Counsel !. 4g3
High team sets-Tech. STAFF l, 1883;
Personnel l.41f
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MT. RAINIER LADIES.
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH
Season Records

High average-Gochenour 120-14.
High game-Gochenour l59.
High set-Gochenour 410.
High team eame-FirSt Brethren. 500
High team set-First Brethren. 1906.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
BUILDS RACING CHUTE.

FOR the first time in Kentucky rae
ing. 2-year-olds will start half-mile
siashes from a chute next Spring.
Keeneland Association, building a new
track at Lexington, is constructing q
chute three -sixteenths Of q mile In
length.
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Lucille Ynung Second.

INTO second place rolled Lucille
Preble Young, six pins short of la
GULL, and seven sticks behind Mrs.
Young was Catherine Quigley, who
topped the field of 80 after the OPEN
ing set with 616. Ann Matthew COL
iected fourth money with 1929.
Pauline Ford was fifth with 1,127.
The major prizes we're: First, S45;
second, S22 so; third. $l2.50. and
fourth, $40. Scores:
Evening star., 1935-12-15

THIS is the final week for hun
dreds of bowlers to make OF
The Evening Star Yuletide
u tournament, with its $500 IN
cash prizes, an extraordinary bargain.
Practically every duckpin establish
ment in Washington and the neigh
boring counties of Maryland and Vir-
Rinia, cooperating to the fullest, IS
permitting an entrant to tack two
games onto a regular league set and
make of the five games Star tourna-
ment qualifying set. This means a
cash saving, for the bowler must pay
for his league strings anyway, and
but for them would be forced to fork
out for five instead of three in order
to compete in the tournament.
After this week many leagues will
recess through the holidays and the
time limit for qualifying is Decem-
her 29, with the roll-off, in which
most Of the $500 will be distributed,
starting on January O. twenty-five
of every hundred who shoot in the
preliminary round will survive for
the roll-off. And the survivors will roll
scot-free in the flve-game big-money
skirmiSh
Evening star., 1935-12-15
LAST MAT TILT TELLS
jackson Wins in Heavy Glass to
Give Local t'Y" Edge.

SdSASOn w 1uS 4u hCdVy SAaSS 10
Give Local "Y" Edge.
With everything depending on the
last match, George Jackson of the
Central Y. M. c. A. threw Ted Wake
field of Wilmington In the heavy
weight encounter to give the Wash
ngton Y. M. G. A. an 1911 decision
over the Della ware "Y" matmen in a
thrilling wrestling meet on the G
street mat last night.
Rapp of Washington produced the
highlight Of the evening when he re-
covered from a f1nger-poke in the
eye to defeat Klos in the 155-pound
bout.
Summaries:
I96 POUNDS-Genevieh (Wilmington)
defeated Schsyer. O:1O:3,
1875 POUNDS-Myers (Washington)
threw WhitSell, O:3:2S
I15 POUNDS-Scott (Washington)
..it.s % IsS fE@SSSpps; BY sSgapp washington de-
ls1SsS IeS PoUN;Ds44elson Gs; Wilmington, de-
is POUNDs@Mitchen Cwilmington)
threw Ackerman. 0:1:45.
HEAVYWEIGHT-Jack (WaShing-
toni threw Wakefield. 0:7:56.
Referee-David Armstrong. Timer
Bill Golding. Judges-1sador Samuels
(Wilminston). Harry Bell (Washington). =.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
ARMSTRONG BIG WINNER
Captures Four Championships in
Co1ored High Conference.

Four championships of the South
Atlantic Colored High Schools Ath-
letic Conference were captured by
Armstrong during 1885, while a fifth
was won by Dunbar.
Armstrong turned out winners in
foot ball, basket ball. golf and SWIM
ming, while Dunbar produced the
championship tennis team. Arm
strong also tied for the track title
with Douglas High of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
SEEK JANUARY GAMES.

With a floor available on the eve
ningS of January 2, 9, Is and %. the
Maccabees are seeking games with
fast teams. Manager O'Neill Is book
ing games at West 3lll between
and 6 o'cloc&
Evening star., 1935-12-15
AGRICULTURE INTERBuREAU.
Season Records

High team sets-Plant Industry. 1.710:
Economics and Shops, 1878; Extension,
1863
Hieh team games-Economics COS: So
Kems. 5e2: Public Roads. $50; Shops.
5S6- o
Hish individual sets-Allison, 40;
Vannemsn. 3S4; L. Seaton, 3S3' Lind
Strom. 377. 80.
High individual games-Allison. 15S:
Kause. 154: Trilli. 1853: Dixon -Geran-Pen-
nington. 161.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
}. c. NATIONAL GUARD.
-4e5 AIS 42O 1890
U. s. MARINE CORPS INSTITUTE.
BURMAN WHIPS DUDAS.

NEW YORK, December Il R.-
Red Burman, Baltimore heavyweight,
punched out an eighG-round victory
over Steve Dudas Of Edsewater. N. j..
tonight. Burman weighed 17S and
Dudas 1854.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
GULL TR|UMPHS
IN MEYER STAKE
Young and QuigIey Close
Behind in Fair Rollers
Blue Ribbon Event.

IN A stirring scrap with two rivals
who pushed her all the way, Lor-
raine GULL last night. at the Lucky
Il Strike, won the Meyer Davis
Sweepstakes, blue ribbon money
tournament of Washington's fair
bowlers. Shooting up to the standard
that for seven years made her out
standing girl duckpinner Of the
country, Miss GULL averages 1873 for
the 10 games, five of which were rolled
at the Lucky Strike the preceding
Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
LADIES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Season Records

High individual game-Merry (ClearinE).
Hirh individual set-Ames Miscellane'
ousl. 337. , -,
High team gsme-Mlscellaneous: 2333'
High team et-MiScellaneouS 1891
Evening star., 1935-12-15
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season Reeordx

5SS s'''''
l, 1917.
HiRh individual sverage-StaIcup CFort
Myer HeightsD, l13-I3.
High individual game-Stalcup tFort
Myer Heightsb, l5S.
High individual set-staIcup (Fort Myer
Heights). 375.
=, High strikes-Rupenthal Mount Tabor,
No. -, 20.
High spares - stalcup (Fort Myer
Heights). 90.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

Season Records.
High individual average-Slifker IesaD,
1887.
High individual game-sarRent General
LedRer), 164.
High =, individual set-Kirsch (Inter-
sectionaD. 2fi6
Hish fat game-McHroom LegsO rs.
High strikes-Burns General Ledger,
16.
Hieh spares-Hill Expense. 20
High team game-CollateraI Proof, $40.
High team set-Files, 1.540.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
H +. o. L. c,
Season Records.

High team games-Execut!ves. 5s4;
Hirh individual sets-Taylor post
Audit, AIS; Ellis tReviewl. 800. ,o,o,
Hish team setS-Post Audit 1876
High individual averases-Ellis Re
view I113: Taylor Post Audlt), ia,
HfEh Individual games-Enis 'FevieV''
15O; Wood Executives 14h. -,
High fat games-Ellis lReview)' 9oi
Dore (Controllers). 95.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
coNrRoLLER OF CURRENCY.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Files. 1865.
High team game-AttoTneys. 55s.
High individual sverage - Murphy.
1O421.
High individual game-Lone, 145.
High individual set-Blover. Ions. 351.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Section B.
gAn1au RArnrdG

High team set-St. Aloysius. 1889.
High team came gamsTSS; AloysloSsjs sss Sseei,,no
HiSh individual game-O. Morris tst.
HiSh individual set-Feeney lst. Mat.
theV'O. orme (st. Aloysius), 373.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
C. &P. TELEPHONE.
Season Records.

High team game-Central. 500.
High team set-Central. l.104.
High individual game-Hilltard CCleVe-
High individual set-Hillisrd (cleve-
landy. 403.
High individual average - Hilliard
Cleveland, 1914.
High strikes-Raum Hand Setl. %
High spsres-Hilliard 'Clevelano). H.
High fiat game-LipScomb tCentraD, 9S.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
ODu FELLOWS.
Season Records.

High individual gsme-oregory and
Hish individual set-P. Elicit ISL
High team gsme-FTed D, stuart, 594'
High team Set-Columbis, 1857.
High strikes-Lund, 10.
High spareS-P Elicit. Sc.
High averaee-F. Donaldson. 114.10.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Section Z.
Season Records.

High team Set-St Peters .. 1.540.
High individual aVerage-Dunniasn tSt.
Peters -. lOl-19.
High Individual set-Wassman (Sacred
Heart 81. 354.
Hish individual same-Dunnigsn (st.
Peters A.. l4S.
High Strikes-Dunnigan (St. Peters
Hish spares-Han tst. Peters p, So.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Individual Averages.
CFor l-Ball.
CLYDE KELLY.
Season Records.

High team game-Deacons, 54S.
High team Set-Trustees, ] .56I.
High individual game-Kane. 1879.
High individual set-Kane. 36l.
High individual average-Kane, 107.
High individual spares-Kane. 80.
High individual strikes-Stamps. 20.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
COLUMBIA LODGE NO. ia. I. A. NJ

High individual game-Connors 'Bd'
Mt No II. 165. ,.,- ,,.u,4 No
High individual set-Spllman tsight NO.
u HiSh 4 team eame-Bd Mt. No. /. 654.
High team set-B. NJ. No !2o. ~.
High fiat same-La'tin 'elsh' "O'
High individual averases - Beavers
CIisceL No. y. 1896 spilman Csisht
No High h sfrikes-Lattin Csieht No. j. c5;
walker (B. NJ. No. -. FL Provost 'sup'
High xpares-Beavers CMiScel No. ~.
12T; Weidman CDR Rm No. -. 1O6.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
COMMERCIAL
Season Records.

High team game-City Cab. 612.
High team set-Diamond Service. sos.
High individual Set-ParsonS. 455.
High individual average - Parsons
Evening star., 1935-12-15
CHANCE OFFERED
TO SAVE EXPENSE
Entrants Permitted to Add
Two Games to Loop Set
in Qualifying Test.
BY ROD THOMAS.

BY ROD THOMAS.
THIS is the final week for hun
dreds of bowlers to make OF
The Evening Star Yuletide
Evening star., 1935-12-15
CENSUS BUREAU,
z. S Z. C.
PETROLEUM.
Season Records.

High team set-Standard. 1864.
High team Eame-Stsndard. 5S4.
High individual set-Guyther, 80.
High individual game-Van Sickler, 147.
High individual average-Brown, Ill |.
High strikes-De Mott Is.
High spares-BroVr, 81
High fiat game-Blake, 90.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
WHATS IN A NAME
Season Records

=, High individual games-Weinberg. 1873;
kaufman, 143.
r. High indiyidual sets-Hayes, 339:
and l.5lS =" WV
High fiat game-Moran, Oh
hlsh aVeraees-Weinberg, lO2; KauH-
man. O9-26; HAYES 99-1.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Bargain Bots EUen Star Yue Tournament Nearly Ore
Bowling Standings and Season Records
LADIES. PROCUREMENT,

Season Records.
Individual aYerREes-Gude, 90; slayton.
High team Eames-Pinettes. 455: Wild
Cats. 449.
High team sets-Pinettes. 1899; Car
dinals. 1888.
High individual Vames-ThompSon 12l:
GUIDE. 116. .oo.
Hioh individual sets - GUIDE. 300;
Thompson 296.
High Individual strikes - GUIDE. z;
Lupo. 8. 90.
High individual spares-Thompson. SO;
GUIDE, 80.
RODIER's THURSDAY NIGHTERs.
Three-BaH.
w L. HG. HIS.
Gruyer's Ginperettes IL y 465 1901
Rice's Ripsnorters- IL 452 l.274
One-BalI.
w. L. H.G H;s
RIPS ----- 3 Z 266 756
Evening star., 1935-12-15
GRAPHIC ARTS.
INTERCLUB
season hecOruS.
AE-H4raA g.

Hizh team game-Menorah. 623.
High team set-Menorah. 1.S2l.
High individual average - Bortnick
Vista. 1880.
High individual game-Levy pals. l65.
High individual set-Goodman Equity.
4OS
High nat Eame-Tenenbaum (Ebron)S
and GinSberg (Owls). &C.
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LEGION TO HONOR FLAG
Executive Committee 10 Dedicate
Colors Tonight.

Dedication services for the first
colors ever owned by the Twelfth
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in the residence. Burial will be in
Share Tefillah Cemetery.
Mr.. Goldberg, who was 81, was
born in Evansville, but came to In
dianapolis while a child. He later
moved to Princetson, where he made
his home "A years. He returned to
indianapolis Is years ago. and since
then has been associated with the
tarpaulin firm.
He was a member of the Elks and
Masonic lodges at Princeton and the
Indianapolis Hebrew and the Share
Tefillah congregations.
Immediate relatives surviving him
are the widow. two daughters. Miss
Florence and Miss Wilma Goldberg;
a son, Victor Goldberg; brother,
Gus Goldberg, all of Indianapolis,
and two sisters, Mrs. Ray LYMAN
and Mrs. Max Jacobson, both of
Chicago.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

out, demanding a closed shop and
union recognition.
Charles L. Richardson, Washing
ton, and Harry Scheck, Chicago.
Federal mediators, were sent here
after a general strike had paralyzed
the citys industries July p.
we will not meet with concila-
tors and union representatives TO
negotiate a settlement of Tie strike
at this plant and so advised MeSsrs.
Richardson and Scheck, the concili-
ators, early last Tuesday morning, >"
c. l.. Gorby, president Of the COM
pany, said today.
I'VE feel that no real adjustment
of any difficulties which exist or
may have existed between ourselves
and our employees can be made
through efforts of Cancellation" he
concluded.
An undetermined number Of strike
breakers have been hired at the
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LAURA SMITH,
NOTED WRITER,
IS DEAD HERE
Served With Anne Morgan
in Rehabilitation Work
During War.

Funeral arrangements we're to be
completed today for Miss Laura A
Smith, former indianapolis news
paper woman, who died at the home
Of her sister. Miss Jessie ]. Smith
220l n Alabama-st. last night OF
heart disease. Miss Smith had been
III two months.
Services will be held in the Elan
ner e Buchanan Funeral Home, 25
w. Fall Creek-pkwy. Burial will be
IN Crown Hill.
Miss Smith was born in Waterloo.
n. Y. but lived most Of her life in
indianapolis. She attended public
schools here. and formerly worked
on the old indianapolis Sentinel, the
old indianapolis Press, the Indian
apOlis News and conducted a COL
umn in the Indianapolis Star. She
had contributed articles and verse
to number Of magazines.
During the World War and short
~ after the arrlistice, Miss Smith
worked with Miss Anne Morgan on
me American Committee for Dew
astated France, doing rehabilita-
ton work. For the last two years
she had been associated with the
indianapolis chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
She was a member of st. PauPs
Episcopal Church. the Woman's
Press Club of Indiana and the
American Women's Association of
New York.
Surviving are her sister. Miss
Jessie J. Smith; a brother Charles
A. Smith, and two nieces. Mrs.
Florence Webster Long. woman's
page editor of the indianapolis
News, and Mrs. Rowena Smith
Montgomery, all of indianapolis.
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CONSTIPATION +
Needless to Suffer Now
Thanks to Pluto Water

Morning finds him dreading to face
another day. Achy, dull-feeling old.
Yet the cause is simple. In most such
cases, doctors say the trouble is caused
by constipation. And will tell you that
mere regularity" doesn't always mean
perfectly clean intestines. You can be
regular, yet still stay doped with
accumulated constipation poisons"
that produce this pepless, half-alive,
rundown feeling.
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A scholarship to Indiana Univer-
sity has been awarded to Joe
Haines Jewett, II, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Jewett. Carmel, it was
announced today by William Lowe
Bryan, president of the university.
Joe. who has been manager of
The Indianapolis Times Carmel
circulation route since 1929. was
graduated from Carmel High
School in June with the highest
average received by any Hamilton
County pupil for the last II years.
He intends to become a physi-
clan and will take a nedical
course at Indiana University.
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Sebastian HurrIe Rites

Requiem mass for Sebastian
Hurrle, 1871 E. Kelly-st, who died at
st. Francis Hospital Tuesday night
will be offered at st. Catherine S
Roman Catholic Church at 9 to-
morrow. Burial will be in St
JOseph's Cemetery.
Mr.. Hurrle, who was 66. was born
In Germany, and came to the
United States in 1892. He was a
member of st. GATHERINGS Church
Surviving are two sons, William
and Henry Hurrle. and a daughter,
Mrs. Edward Huck, all of Indian
apOlis.
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of 15lst Infantry and Companies
E and I Of headquarters detach-
ment, l52nd Infantry.
Mai. E. T. Weimer was left in
charge Of the Appropriated 100 SOL
diers guarding the plant by Col. Al
bert A. Whitcomb.
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COLUMBIAN co.
SPURNS FARLEY
WITH WORKERS
Terre Haute Firm FIatIy
Rejects Peace Plan
of ConCiIiators.
BIZ Times SpcciaI

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. Il
Arbitration of a labor dispute be-
tween striking employees and the
Columbian Enameling and Stamp
ing Co. was halted today when
plant officials refused to enter a
joint conference with union lead
ers.
Employees have been on strike
SINGH March % when they walked
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plant and 1t is reported that produc-
ton will be resumed within a short
time.
Meanwhile, four companies Of the
Indiana National Guard ordered
here July %. were demobilized to-
day, including Companies H and K
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"One-Hour" Safe Relief

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Moses Goldberg Dead

Funeral services for Moses l..
Goldberg, president of the Hoosier
Tarpaulin and Canvas Co., who died
yesterday at his home, 1927 Broad
way, following an illness of several
months, will be held at 10 tomorrow
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district Of the American Legion win
be held at the meeting Of the dis
tTict executive committee at the
Forty and Eight chateau tonight.
The colorS will be carried for the
first time in the parade during the
American Legion state convention
Aug. "a 10 n.
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Prevalent i'm IndiananOIis

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Gates Sanative Lotion. Guaranteed
to stop the embarrassment and dis
comfort of itch. 6Oc large bottle
Adv.
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Don't Take Drastic Drugs

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age Cystex costs only Sc dose at
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