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Former Net Queen
Certain to Return
Mrs. Moody's Racquet Sings
Championship Tune.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Helen
Wills Moody won't say so, but she'D
compete in the national women's
tennis championships at Forest Hills
this summer, and probably the all
England championships at Wimble-
don as well.
The authority for that statement
is Mrs. Moody's racquet. Every time
she swings it against ball it
swishes to a championship tune. The
improvement in her play since the
last time she was seen in the East
is astounding. and her intimates
feel that she'll play in the national
championships this year for the first
time since 1888, when she defaulted
to Helen Jacobs.
BY nature, Mrs. Moody likes to
play lunches and reserve decisions
to the last minute. She didn't de-
eide to compete at Wimbledon last
year until the last possible hour. She
rushed to catch trains and boats,
making her dramatic victory over
Miss Jacobs in the final Ill the more
thrilling.
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College Scores
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Duouesne, 40; Geneva. a.
Xavier, SO: Tennessee. 20.
Marietta. So: Wittenberg. 81.
Bowling Green. 40: Ohio Northern So
Carnegie Tech. 81; GEORGETOWN, 81
MacAleSter, 70; GustavuS Adolphus. 49,
Stevens Point Teachers, So; Whitewater
caTsondsie Teachers, 4s; Charleston
Carleton, 80: Ripon. a.
western Union. 81: Buena Vista 49,
Cape Girardeau Teachers. Is; Spring
held MO- Teachers, 2.
Western Maryland, A.: John Hopkins 50.
Illinois Wesleyan. so: st. Viator, IS.
Mount Union. 81: Otterbein. IS.
81 cioSd Teachers. 4s; winona
B BiiaR 'eT Teaeh rs: Drur g. 81 Moorhe.d
West Texas State Teachers, Al; Abilene
ST. Am Ambrose. 80: Columbia uowa,. as.
East Central Teachers, IS; Northwestern
Monmouth. 81; Coe. 20.
Utah Aggies. "A: Montana State. 81.
River Falls Teachers. 80; La Crosse
wyoming. AZ Colorado 20.
Eau Clair Teachers. 20: Stout Insti-
De Paul. So; western Michigan State
: Peru ,Eeb) Teachers. 40; aesrhsy
NEBRASKA, Wesleyan. az Wayne
Louisville. IS: Eastern state Teachers, 7s
irmonnt. So: West Liberty, IS.
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Golfers Tune for
Match Play Event
Laffoon Slips s Under Par
in Practice Round.

By Tinted Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-
Lured by first prize award of
$500, a field of the nations leading
professionals toured the Lake Mercer
golf course here yesterday in prac-
tice rounds for the national match
play open championship, starting to-
day.
The field, supplemented by large
number of amateurs, tees off today
for a 36-hole pre-qualifying round.
Tomorrow morning will bring the
first round of match play, with semi
finals scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon. The two survivors will
battle it out through So holes Mon
day.
Ky Laffoon, Chicago pro- gave
notice that he will be man to
watch in the forthcoming competi-
ton when he toured the Lakeside
course in Sc, six under par. Vic
Ghezzi, Deal, N. j., carded a 81
earlier.
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B0fER-Ella May, beloved wife of OFT
Boyer and mother of Earl Hiday of
emerson, sister of Mrs. Frank Gym of
Yorktown, Mrs. Lula McDaniels. Ander-
son; Charles Hiday and the Rev Ed
ward aiday. ingalls,, and Joseph Hiday.
NOTES.-THE. Funeral Saturday / D. M
at the GEO. MCCARTHY FUNERAL HOME
Wynn Cemetery. v.
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DAvIDS0N-!Lincoln D.. 1923 N. LasalIe-
Charles s., Gilbert and Harold Davidson
passed away Thursday afternoon at his
11qm n Services Saturday. 2 p. m. at the
CLYDE v MONTGOMERY FUNERAL
HOME, 1922 N. Meridian-st Friends NAV
cal at the residence, 2o2S n. LaSalle-st.
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Reach Finals in "
Table Tennis Play

(Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
Table tennis championship of the
Y. M. @. A. is to be decided at $3.50
tomorrow afternoon when Leroy
Clouse meets George Burgess in the
tourney finals. Burgess won his
place in the finals by defeating
Floyd Wilson. 2l-l0. 2l-14. Sidney
Gelb was the other semi finalist
and lost to Clouse, 2l-17. Alt.
Burgess has shown stellar playing
throughout the tourney and has
lost only two games in the four
matches played. Both of Burgess
losses were by two-point margins.
Clouse has played a conservative
game throughout the Tournament.
The starting field included 80 en-
tries.
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Net Gossip

(Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
Both the U. S. Tires courtmen and
the Crusaders of Chicago announced
themselves at the top of form from
their respective spots on the road
today as they looked ahead to their
tussle at the Armory here Sunday
afternoon.
The local Tire quintet, campaign
ing in Pennsylvania, sent in word
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Deaths

William e. Drake, "a, at Methodist, hy-
postatic pneumonia.
Carrie Schwab, 70, at Central Indiana,
arteriosclerosis.
John o. Ray "a. at City, brain tumor
Richard Steele "A, at West and Raw
mond, skull fracture
Clemens M. Tatman. 80. at Veterans,
acute myocaroitis.
William B. Locke As. at Riley Park. ac-
cidental.
Charles Frederick Garholdt II, at CITY.
chronic myocarditis
Emerson Ellsworth McGriff 49, at Meth
odtst. arteriosclerosis.
Hettie Sullivan 70, at 1850 Holloway.
chronic myocarditis.
Madelena Quagliese. H. at Riley. bron-
cho-pneumonia.
Maggie Ann seegers. 10. at Methodist,
general peritonitis.
Jacquelyn Boyd Z mo-, at 500 W, 10Th.
lobar pneumonia.
Catherine Lombardo. 70. at 432 s. East,
chronic myocarditis
Amanda Lang, "a. at Methodist, acci-
dental
John Hampton, S. at sl5 Indiana,
coronary sclercsis
Mary, Gee, IS, at s27 sahm. cerebral
hemorrhage.
Milton Shorb, So at 1918 N. Tacoma.
mitral regurgitat ton
Bertha Idella Finney, So at Methodist.
Ida Florence Emrick, IS, at Methodist,
carcinoma.
Stephen Jordan. 40, at 245s N. New
Jersey, coronary occluSion.
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CRANE-Richard brother of Annie Crane
uncle of Harry O'Brien, died Wednes-
DAY at his home 564 N. Oxford-st. Fu-
neral Saturday, $3.50 from the home 9
a. m. ST Philip Neri Church. Burial
Holy Gross Cemetery. Friends invited.
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OTHER SCORES

Bosse EVANSVILLE. 81; Jeffersonville, 25,
Horace Mann Gary. 46; Winding, 28.
Wallace Gary. "a; Washington East
Central (Jeferson), %; osgood. 10.
Kendallville. %; Ligonier. 81.
Berne, IS: Fort Wayne tSouth Side, IS.
Button, 81; Gary (FroebeD, SO.
Covington, %; Hillsboro Is.
Williamsport. %; Petersburg, %.
Plymouth, 30; Bourbon. 81.
Tell City, 2s; Jasper, "a.
Huntingburg, SO; Cannelton, 10.
Grandview, SO; Troy, 49,
Elkhart, 30 Riley lSouth Esndl. IS.
Tampico, 30, Van Buren, Township, Of.
Freetown. 81: Springville. %.
ConnerSville, IS: Greensburg, %.
Frankfort. %; Kokomo. II.
Bedford, "a: Bloomington, %
Aurora, 81; Lawrenceburg, 81.
Upton, AZ; Greentown. Is.
Mitchell, %; New Albany Is.
Peru, 80; Delphi, "a.
Dillsboro. 81 Risting Sun, 30.
Knighstown, 16; Charlottesville, II.
Warren Central 81; New Palestine, 10.
Salem. %; Madison, 81
Washington, 10. Central Evansville, IA.
Seymour. 20: Scottsburg. II.
Batesville, 81: Sunman, Is.
Franklin. 40 Columbus. 81.
Crown Point, 20: Rensselaer,, 81.
Decatur Catholic, so; Hartford Town
ship, 80
Vincennes, IS; Brazil, %.
Shoals, 40; Elnora, 20.
Losansport, 35 Richmond. ~.
Plymouth. 90: Bourbon. a.
Anderson. "a; Muncie. 8.
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the year go to who absorbed their baseball on
the sidewalks of New York.
And characteristic of the many unfathomable
things about baseball neither Of the New Workers. is
a member of New York team. Mr. Frisch plays
second base and manages the st. Louis Cardinals
assignment which imposes tremendous strain
patience, sanity and self control You will un-
derstand better when you are reminded thaG the
Deans Pepper Martin and Ducky Wucky Medwck
among Mr.. Frischs quaint managerial charges.
Mr. Greenberg who compared to Mr.. Frsch is
practically sophomore in big league baseball plays
first base and hits home for the Detroit Tigers.
He is tall, we'll built black haired young Jew,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

of two victories scored over the
Y. M II. A. team of Pittsburgh and
an ali-star Warren. Pa. club. The
Crusaders, Negro squad. reported
triumph over the Wisconsin
Badgers, team of former Wis
consin University stars.
The Crusaders and Tires are 10
clash at the Armory Sunday at 3.
The high-scoring Shelby Service
quintet and j. T. v. Hills. state
amateur Negro champions. are
scheduled for a curtain-raiSer at 2.
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WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY

At Terre Haute
Bridgeport, &c. Brucevliie. IS.
Brocton. 81; Fontanet, 81
Wiley tTerre Hautel, AZ; Tangier, a.
Oblong, 80; Sullivan. IS
Cloverdale, 35; Scotland. ~.
Spencer. 81; Midland, II.
ASHORE, a.; Dana, 26 tovertime),
Bridgeport, 80; Brocton. %.
Wiley. A; Marshall %.
Oblong. 40; Cloverdale, 90.
ASHORE, ~; Spencer, ls.
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Native New Workers Make
Good in Big City, Which Is
Worthy News to Williams
Frisch and Greenberg Voted Distinguishing Embems by
Baseball Writers; Both Richly Deserve All Laures
Accorded Them, Joe Declares.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

YORK, IS a good
that like the condemned the
Is
baseball distinguishing emblem
Fsch for meroous similar accade Henry
CIreenberg for
Of the ball spring popuous
High Point c. Red Oak Cascade Ia and Rodeo CAL
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CUBAN KNOCKED OUT

b. United Press
(Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
ROCKFORD, Ill, Jan. 24.-Billy
Celebron, 148, of Rockport, scored
a knockout over Eduardo Quarry,
las, Havana fighter. in the fourth
round Of the main go Of last nights
boxing card in this city.
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High School Basket Results
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Shortridge, "a; Cathedral. 10.
Ben Davis "a; Washington. Is,
Crispus Attacks, 80; Hope, 81.
Beech Grove, 10: Manual, l8.
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AT SANTA ANITA
One Best-Air Flame
= l. Air Flame, Half Time, Pasha.
2. Green Flame, Mystic Moon,
San Ramon.
3. Sundad, Faithful Maud, Erin
Lad.
4. City Slicker, Chief Pilot, Bar
carolle.
5. Tennob, Malmaison, Dusky
Prince.
6. Foxcatcher Farms Entry Sing
ing Wood, Pompeys Pillar
z. Royal Command, Charities
Single Raglan.
8. Mrs. Let, Ogygia, Seths Hope.
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J DedthS-FunernLs

indianapolis Times, Friday, Jan. a. 1886.
BECk-Albert j., father OF John r. Beck,
M nTUgner di Oh Ms Ma Frank Diiley Detroit,
the KIRBY MORTUARY, 1901 NJ Meri-
olan-st; 10 a. M, SIS. Peter and Paul
Friends invited.
B0YER-Ella May. beloved wife of OFT
A AogeT and ss mother ne of Earl Hday Of
Yorktown, Mrs. Lula McDanieIs. Ander-
SON son. Charles Hiday and the Rev. Ed
at the GEO. MCCARTHY FUNERAL HOME
IN FORTVILLE. Friends invited. Burial
Wynn Cemetery.
CHASE-Margaret, age IS. beloved mother
OF Mrs: !nez Catlett of indianapolis and
M MEs E E1aak Vans 20 of Detroit
Harvey Chase OF California, and sister
OF Mrs. Laura Roberts of Lake Worth,
daasbPer MRS away st. the home Of
sgatn,sSt;, Thursday hui morning. Funeral
address Friends Invited dom B snf aG %se
moral Park. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
CRANE-Richard. brother of Annie Crane.
uncle Of H. Harry oBrien. died wednes-
neral Saturday $50 from the home 9
a: m. st. Philip Neri Church. Burial
BOY Gross Cemetery. Friends invited,
DAVIDS0N-Lincoln D. 1923 N. LaSalIe-
81, husband OF Effie, father of Walter B.,
CnarleS s, Gilbert and Harold Davidson
passed away Thursday afternoon at his
c cGmf; services SSSstTT1rday p N; at the
HOME 1922 NJ M eridianEsKt Fr FluGNER B;
call at the residence, 2o28 n LaSalle-st.
Friday evening. y
DICK-Harry Wilfred. husband of Reu-
!snt datner OF Shirley. and son of Mrs.
m nornfpine A. Dick passed away Friday
neral notice later. CONKLE SERVICE.
DRAKE-william E.. age "a wears wednes-
day. 3 p. m, at Methodist Hospital,
brother of Mrs. Tom Woody of Kinpman
IND; Henry Sanders of Independence
h 5Iss Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home,
1aoS s. Meridian-St.. Saturday, Q D. M
BURIAL Crown Hill. Friends may cali anv
time Friday and Saturday.
EMR!CH-Ida Florence. widow of John
ana mother OF Harvey Enrich passed
away Thursday a. m. Services at the
residence on the Rockville-rd. Saturday
| Crown Hill. 1"A
Nn npF5eL 2727 N; Dearborn. beloved
Chester Green and sister of Walter Ken
ney. departed this life Thursday. age IS
years. Funeral notice later For in
1906. A>Ai'A>' IN
PETTIGREW-James R.. beloved husba nd
OF Elsie M. Pettigrew. father of Mrs,
Bessie Harrison. Bert and Harold Petit
grew, brother of Mrs. Ream Hetesel and
Mrs. Pearl Mckinley Anderson. passed
away at his home in Ingalls,, Wednesday.
Funeral Saturday. 10 a. M at the GEO.
MCCARTHY FUNERAL HOME IN FORT
VILE. Friends invited.
SPATIG-Iva, age 81. beloved wife of
George Spatig mother of Roscoe GUY
and Orpheus Guy. sister of Mrs j. e
Tygrett. Mrs. C.. w. Francis and Mrs.
IDA Daley. passed away Wednesday ave-
ming. Friends may call at % S. Grace
st, after Friday noon. Funeral frcm the
Englewood Christian Church Saturday 2
p m Burial Memorial Park. SHIRLEY
SERVICE.
VELTUS-Marie A., beloved wife of Henry
II. Veltus, mother of Mrs Pauline Sand
ers, sister of August and Frank Robin
son. passed away at the ST. Vincent's
Hospital. Jan. %. Friends may call at
the FEENEY g. FEENEY FUNERAL
HOME. 1889 N. Meridian-st. any time
Funeral Monday. Jan. 81. 8:15 from the
funeral home. a. m St. Frances De
Sales Church. Burial St. Joseph Gene
terry
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AT ALAMO DOWNS.
One BeSt-Barrido
/. Barrido, Saracen Maid, Vicki.
2. Main Event, Rosireigh, FOOL
hardy.
8. Cogay, Charming Sir, Chiefs
Camille.
4. March Step, Wise Eddie. Alvin
tour
5. TakuS, Friedrich, Kai Harri.
6. Infinata, Adge W., Carlue.
7. Beau Bon, Monastic, Brookhat-
tan.
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the Athletics
hit his which
give faint idea of the mans power
Too
probably would
II
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HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNEY

Walnut Grove, 81: westneld, %.
Arcadia, IS; Atlanta is.
Sheridan, 81; Fishers. II.
Cicero. ID; Carmel, IL.
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Births

Births
BOYS
william, Juanita BeaSley Coleman,
Robert. Leona purge Coleman
George, Dorothy Cummins, Coleman.
John, Armilda Davenport. Coleman
Bolis, Ruby Kelley, Coleman.
Roy. Ruth Modglin, Coleman.
Merle. Mary Neal, Coleman.
Burton. Helen Scheib, Coleman.
Ray. May Chelf, 1126 S. Belmont
Clarence, Mabel Bumps, Coleman.
Atwe1. Geraldine Fain, Coleman.
william, Canes Franks, ST. Vincent's.
Lawrence, Thelma Morris, st. Vincent
Herman, Mary Schneider. st. Vincent S
Robert, Marjorie Pritchett, Coleman.
Girls
Eugene. Juaaita Carter. Coleman.
William, Florence Dawson, Coleman
Robert, Alberta Gates. Coleman.
Ralph, Juna Good. Coleman.
Orrel. Maxine Hoyt, Coleman.
Wallace, Bessie Lowen, Coleman.
James, Martha Summit, Coleman.
Leo Rosemena Weaver Coleman
Roy. Ruth Webb, Coleman.
William, Emolyn Williams, Coleman.
oscar, Maxine Barnhill, Coleman.
Jesse, Blanche BARLEY. Coleman
Leonard, Anne Wood, st. Vincents.
Hubert Evelyn Hogue, Coleman.
Oren, Florence Miller, Coleman
Archie, Effie Robinson, Coleman
Marvin, Leona Stiff. Coleman.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Avalon Theater, 2119 Prospect-st, rein
spection.
Regent Theater, 80 S. Illinois-st, rein
spection.
Murat Temple, $50 E. Michigan-st,
temporary wiring
Indiana Theater, 1874 W. Washington st,
reinspection.
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AT HIALEAH PARK
One Best-ScOtch Gold
l. Jake Blieden, Thruster, r. Pin
chot.
2. Sheathe, Maedic, Andalusian.
8. Scotch Gold, Reaping, Naughty.
4. StubbS, Gross Bow II, Higher
Cloud.
S. Whopper, High Glee, Mantagna.
6. Whippercracker, Red Roamer,
Big Gawk.
7. Capt. Jerry, Silence III, Over
stimulate.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS
One Best-Lotta Airs
l. Imperial Pal, Judge Bonelli,
Stare.
2. Painted, Irish Vote, Bosopi.
3. Commandman, Declar a ton,
George.
4. Palm Island, Amijo, Carvola
5. Billowy Wave, Miss Vince, Wise
Advocate.
6. Biff, Some Good, Irene's Bob.
z. Lady La Marine, Port O'Play,
Almadel Jr.
8. Lolita Airs, Dancing Boy, Bobby
Sweep.
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TIPPEcANoE COUNTY TOURNEY


Klondike, "a; Buck Creek. IL.
Dayton. "a; Stockwell. "a
monitor, 20; Battle Ground, 40 fover-
.imel.
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WARRICK Comfy TOURNEY

Boonville, a; Selvin. 20.
Lynville. 80; Elberfeld, 81.
Newburgh. 28; TennySon, %.
Folsomville, &c. Mil1ersburg. Is,
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Race Selections
By Ton, Noone
Copyright by
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Copyright. 1895. by United Press,

One Best-Scotch Gold.
Best Longshot-Main Event.
Best Parlay-Capt. Jerry and Takus.
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KosCIUsKo COUNTY TOURNEY

Mentone. II; Etna Green, Is.
Milford 81: Sydney. is.
Pierceton, a. Claypool. 49,
Leesburg, "a; North Webster, 81.
Warsaw. 40; Burket. IL
Syracuse, 81: Mentone. 20,
Milford 30; Pierceton. II.
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Lafayette. %; Romney, II
jackson Township, %; Clarks Hill IA.
Montmorenci, 81; West Point, 20.
Klondike, %; Dayton, T.

WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Monticello
Monon. So: Buffalo, 10.
Chalmers, &c; Reynolds, %
Wolcott. %; Round Grove. ii.
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
At Rushville
Manila. 80: Milroy, 80.
Carthage, "a; Gings, %.
New Salem, IS; Raleigh, 90
Arlington, A; Mays, "a.
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GIBSON COUNTY TOURNEY.
At Princeton
Owensville. Al: Mackey, 10.
Fort Branch 10; Haubstadt, II.
Francisco, %; Hazelton 81.
Mount Olympus, 80; Princeton, "a.
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WABASH COUNTY TOURNEY
At Wabash

At Wabash
Lafontaine. 80: Linlawn, IS.
Somerset. So; Laketon, 8.
Lincolnville. az; Roam, IA.
Lagro. 25; Chester, II.
Chippewa, IS: Urbana, 90.
Somerset, %; Lafontaine. 90.
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Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses
Robert Geringer, 81. Ffsckville. con-
struction worker. and Lucille Dowing. Is,
Flaekville, clerk.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY TOURNEY

New Ross. 30 Alamo, ~.
Darlington, 80: New Richmond 49,
Linden, 30: Crawfordsville Reserves. a.
Wingate, Al; Ladoga, %.
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BURLINGTON TOURNEY,

New London, 26 Washington Township,
"a
Deer Creek, "a; Rockfeld. II.
Burlington. IS; Erwin, 49,
Cutler, 30; Carrollton, 16
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81 Housekeeping Rooms

90 AAUtICChCCpIftY AGOOfftS
So. s350-1-room apt. nicely furnished:
good heat: walking distance. 92i College
BROADWAY. 1003-Three large rooms. first
floor Private entrance. Furnished: un-
furnished RI-30s6.
BROADWAY 1S01-Three-r furnished
apartment; light, warm; private entrance.
Sink, phone.
CAPITOL, 2025 NJ or 8 unfurnished
suites. home. garage; utilities: SIS month.
Also sleeping room; 50 week.
CARROLLTON, l128--Two connecting
rooms up, near bath; warm; sleeping
CARROLLTON. 1226-Three- furnished
front apartment, utilities, good heat,
garage. LI-9403.
CARROLLTON. 156I-Three nicely fur
nished front rooms; utilities; downstairs;
reasonable
1649 CENTRAL-Av-2 pleasant front
rooms: private entrance: adults; $3.50.
HE-4934
CENTRAL, 194s-Reasonable, cozy Groom
apartment; private entrance. Also sleep
ing room.
ELDER, S. 2O-Two-room apartment; over
stuffed: steam heat W. Washington
car: S4-s65o.
ILLINOIS. 1744 None large room; nice
ly furnished. Good heat. Parking space.
Adults.
La SALE 1921 N.-Room. twin beds:
beautifully furnished. Connecting bath.
garage. CH-1475-R.
SUMMIT. N 237-Nice room: steam heat;
modern: private entrance. R1-381.
TWO nicely furnished rooms. Warm;
close in. 321 E. st. Clair.
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VELTUS-Marie A., beloved wife of Henry
H. Veltus, mother of Mrs. Pauline Sand
ers, sister of August and Frank Robin
son. passed away at the st. Vincent S
Hospital Jan. 23 Friends may call at
the FEENEY g. FEENEY FUNERAL
HOME. 1889 N. Meridian-st.. any time
Funeral Monday. Jan. 81. Sis from the
funeral home. 9 a. m. St. Frances De
Sales Church. Burial St. Joseph Gene
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PETTIGREW-James R.. beloved husba nd
OF Elsie M: Pettigrew, father of Mrs
Bessie Harrison. Bert and Harold Petit
grew, brother of Mrs. Ream Hetesel and
Mrs. Pearl Mckinley. Anderson, passed
away at his home in Ingalls,, Wednesday.
Funeral Saturday 10 a. M at the GEO.
MCCARTHY FUNERAL HOME IN FORT
VILE. Friends invited
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-25

1ndIanapoIls Times, Friday, Jan. "a. 1886.
BECK-Albert j., father of John R. Beck
brother of Mrs. Frank Dilley, Detroit
Mich, died wednesday in st. Vincent S
hospital Funeral Saturday $50, from
d1an-st; 10 a. M, SIS. Peter and Paul
cathedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
Friends invited
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-17
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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suffer? For quick relief get
a free sample Of Udga, a doc
tors prescription at Gardeners
Pharmacy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Blk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-17

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