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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-12
Prepare for
State Meet
Kokomo, Title Holder, Rates
High as Prep Thinlies
Await Finals.

With athletes qualified for the
two relays and each Of the II in
dividual events, Kokomo, defend
ing state champion, today headed
the field which will compete here
Saturday in the twentieth annual
Indiana high school track and field
meet.
Kokomo qualified 10 athletes to
defend the state championship
which it has won for the last two
years.
approximately 450 athletes, rep
resenting SO schools, qualified for
the final meet in IS sectionals held
over the weekend.
Anderson, chief opponent of Ko-
komo in sectional competition,
qualified two men for the state
meet. Elkhart and Jefferson of
Lafayette equaled Kokomo's quail
f1cation of Is athletes for the finals.
Elkhart scored II points to out
distance Goshen, Warsaw, James,
town, Wakarusa and Kendallville
at it's local sectional.
Lafayette took six first places
and seven seconds in winning it's
own sectional meet. Monticello
placed second in qualifying seven
athletes.
New Albany and Wiley of Terre
Haute, Southern Indiana and Wa
bash Valley champions, respec-
lively, gave indications of strength
in winning their sectional meets.
Horace Mann Gary and Froe-
bel Gary, Northern Indiana Con-
ference and Kokomo Relays cham
pions, respectively, finished one
two in competition at the Gary
sectional.
Horace Mann, perennial con-
tender fo1 the state track and field
title, scored So points against Froe-
bells "a Ills, but its victory was
cloudy by the injury to Bill Lloyd
winner of the 100-yard dash in last
years state meet.
Mishawaka qualified athletes for
participation in eight individual
events and the two relays in win
ming its local sectional.
LaPorte, which finished second
qualified five men and its relay
teams. Other sectional winners
were Rensselaer,, Vincennes, Cen
trail of Fort Wayne, Rushville
Salem, Muncie and Technical OF
Indianapolis.
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Rex Mays Eager
to Regain Pole
Coast Driver Landed Choice
Spot Last Year.

Continued From Page Seventeen)
railroad fireman and present pro-
prietor of a downtown tavern is
back for his ninth conquest. Dea-
con cracked siX-year jinx by nos
ing into fourth place in 1884 and is
back with the same car he drove last
year.
More than half of the so cars
which have entered the 1896 event
are at the motor colony although
only a scattered few drivers have
attempted Co discover how much
power is under the hood. Many of
the machines which have been kept
in city garages are expected to
reach the oval today.
Two Hartz Cars
Harry McQuinn, local driver, is
scheduled to make his first practice
run tomorrow. Jim Chappell, In
dianapolis mechanic, has been tun-
ing McQuinn's Sampson Special
which is a Harry Hartz entry. The
other HartZ-sponsored car, the
eight-cylinder front drive which is
to be in the hands of Ted Horn of
Los Angeles, will not be ready until
later.
George Connors of Los Angeles
circled several times yesterday in the
Marks Miller Special but retired for
more work. Many expect this years
Memorial Day event to be a greater
battle between the men in the pits
than in previous years, with skilled
engineering playing major role IN
deciding the issue. Consequently,
several more days of studying blue
prints will comprise the schedule.
The latter part of the week probably
will witness nearly every charger
taking to the brick highway.
Wilbur Shaw, who roared home 90
seconds behind the winner lass
year, is slated to arrive from the
West coast Thursday with his Gill
more charger, and Gasoline Alley
anxiously is awaiting the appear
ance of Wild Bill Cummings, Mauri
Rose, Lou Moore, Lou Meyer and
other popular favorites of previous
years.
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leagues with an average of .533-21
hits in 80 tries.
Terry continued mauling the bali
yesterday, having perfect day al
bat with double and two singles in
three attempts, but his performance
was outdone by Mel OFT, Giant
rightflelder.
The Giants finally nosed out the
Philadelphia Phillies. Is to IL, in a
smuggling duel in which six home
runs were blasted, five of them by
the Phillies.
Right Out of Park
With the Giants trailing two runs
with two men on base in the ninth,
OFT knocked one of Bud Passeaus
pitches right out Of Phillies park
for a home run. When Mel trotted
across home plate behind his two
mates, 1t made total of eight runs
he had driven in during the after
Moons ARRAY. The win sent the
Giants into tie for third place with
the Chicago Cubs.
The Brooklyn Dodgers dug down
deeper in the cellar with g. ninth
inning error that enabled the Bos-
ton Bees to lick them to l. 1t was
the second straight that the Bees
have taken as the result of mis-
play. Geraghty's wild throw to the
plate of Lopez's grounder in the
ninth with the bases full allowed
Wally Berger to tally the winner.
Chisox Tie Tigers
The Chicago White Sox climbed
into fourth place tie with the De-
troit Tigers in the American League
by handing the ST. Louis Browns
19-to-6 walloping. Sox batsmen COL
lected % hits off five st. Louis hurl-
ers while Johnny Whitehead, hav-
ing one of his "hot days." limited
the Browns TO five scattered base
knocks.
Tommy Bridges also pitched a
f1ve-hitter as the Detroit Tigers
made it two out of three over the
Cleveland Indians by a score of s
to 3. Four Cleveland pitchers were
hammered for 10 hits by the Tigers,
including a homer by Irv Burns.
Johnny Allen, the first of the Cleve-
land hurlerS, was the losing pitcher.
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The Em-Roe Tuesday League will
open tonight with the following
four-gar1e schedule:
Crescent Paper vs.. Electronic Labora-
tories, Spades No. l; Dean Brothers VI.
A. G. vs.. Cathedral Boys Club. Christian
No. ]; Central Christian VS.. State En-
ployment Service. Willard No. /.
Power and Light will oppose lockwood
4; @. and Leiber Lager win meet Kiefer-
Night League games at Longacre Park
The Big Four Railways want game for
Friday evening at Willard Park Call Vic
ss Sal, Equipment defs G'ssot Morris @ths
smith; 7cs W. New YoFk-st, or call Lin
The Em-Roe wednesday League sched-
side No. 1; Lesh Paper VS.. A. G. w. of A.,
Ns chs NS Rh ySsGy T. Gibson E Ss aS
chine and Supply, willard No. /.
Tomorrow evenings schedule in the En-
Can VS.. George Mayer, Brookside No. |;
Mallory VS.. B. and g. Jewelry. ,Brookside
No. .; indianapolis Glove VS.. Atkins, VIII
larQ NO. q, CTOWn HIOuuCtS vs.. u o Tires,
Christian No. /; Kingan VS.. eSt-O-Lite,
Riley: Barbasol VS.. Link Belt Rhodius:
Power and Light VS.. Link Belt Coleman;
Armour VS.. Shell. Riverside.
Greer A. C. will practice tomorrow at
400 For games cali Drexel 1884 and ask
for Tom.
lockwood A. c. requests the following
players to report at Longacre for league
game tonight at 1870. and at Riverside 10
meet Crane 81 Co. tomorrow night at $50
in an Bn-Roe tilt; Frantz. Steffey Nor
rison, Ashcraft Piercy. Stanley, Stauch,
Gibson, Hazel. Ostermeyer, Hunt, Adams
call Urexel 5Sl1-W
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Deaths


Thomas F. Murray. rs. at st. Vincent's
Hospital cerebral hemorrhage.
Marie Ritchey. IS, at 1889 W. 18TH
broncho-pneumonia.
John M. Dungler. so, at 445 N. Arsenal
chronic myocarditis.
Anna M. Hanger. so. at 32s z. Wash
ington, chronic myocarditis
Dorothy Lee Garrett, %, at 1920 Arrow,
Streptococcic sore throat.
James l.. Wharton, /, at 27s2 Wheeler,
broncho- pneumonia.
sallie johnson Brown, 80, at s25 Darnel,
acute nephritis.
Bert S. Nautly. 81, at City Hospital.
chronic myocarditis.
Carl Hellman, IS, at Methodist Hospital,
cholelithiasis.
Andrew Rhodes. 81. at City Hospital,
lobar-pneumonia.
Lois Robbins, 81, at 18th and Harding.
accidental.
William H. May, IS. at s12 N. Rural,
arteriosclerosis.
Abe clapper. so. at 1oas s. Senate,
carcinoma
Edith Parker, 4s, at St. vincents Hos
pital, peritonitis
Winifred Casey. u.s. at Whittier Plant
and Wash, coronary occlusion.
Anna, Lyons, Sc, at 1919 E. Ohio. null
tiple assesses.
Orlando P. Colbert, SO, at City Hospital,
fractured skull.
Christian Meme, SO, at IT'S Central,
broncho pneumonia
Nellie Estella Isley S.. at Central Indi-
ana Hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis
Conrad Lottich, 81, at 1920 Broadway,
chronic myocarditis
Forest White. 80, at 1855 s. Sheffield,
broncho- pneumonia.
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BALL STATE APPEARS
AGAINST GREYH0UNDS

Indiana Central College is sched-
uled to oppose the Ball State base
ball nine today at in a return
tilt at the University Heights dia-
mond.
The Greyhounds tripped the Car
dinals, 5 to 8, in the previous en-
counter at Muncie. Mcnamara is
expected to be on the mound for
the locals with Collier behind the
plate. Sutton and Thompson prob
ably will form the battery for the
visitors,
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Vital Statistics
Licenses


10 the Marriage License Bureau deliber-
stsly Ths Times in printing the effieial
list assumes no responsibility for such
addrsssex.l
Raymond r. Murray, IS. of 7472 ouiliord-
Az, sttornsy, and virgiria Lorena siefksn.
20 ned q Lev Es 81 ssssnSsfaP 9scr
Dorothy Tyler. IS. OF 44O N. california-st.
cSsrie: bongvorth. as. of sal W. 10th
20. OF III s. 2l-st factory employe.
Clarence d. Engiert. III. OF 573 Cable-st.
laborsr. and Elsie g. Ladd. II. of i777 w.
Lee wilcher. Is Beech Grove. grinder.
Run-6lvd. housekeeper.
si Err ana s ss. 4 f Ct as H s. q ilsi
N. Harnilton-st. .technician.
John F Gandall. q Of $50 Z, s7nd-st,
s e, inspector; and Froncy Hintse a. Of
Virgil 3. sertran. a.. 4. r. /. Box 2s4.
sutomobile .fnisher. and Ruth Yocum. 20.
OF seis n. 1llinois-st. housekeeper.
orstor and SGot as eSssG
w. 33rd-st. housekeeper.
Newman H. Foglesong. IS. Morgsntown.
md farmer. and Violet o. RAIDER. p. OF
Morans d. Michel. %, OF 1912 N. Illinois.
st, once manager. and Mabeile v. Garriett.
%. Harrison Hotel housekeeper.
10n r. a5 a. 81 .1a Reed
2s,- Of ,1s4o Emerson-av. housekeeper.
Jean B. Wilson, %. of 505i Manker-st
laborer. and Annie M. knight, ~, Of Sosi
Clarence E. Tackett, 81 of s22 N. Dear
born.st. die maker, and Doris Harris. %.
Of 3o23 E. 1oth-st, seamer.
utility empioye, and Hazel L. Shirley. IS,
of 239lz Virginia-av, housekeeper,
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STRENGTHEN
THE BLADDER
MAKE THIS 25c TEST

Drink lots OF boiled or distilled
water, II irritation cares getting up
nights, iFregularity, pain, or back
ache. You know what hardwater does
TO q teakettle. Drive out excess acids
and deposits with buchu leaves, Juniper
oil, etc, made into green tablets called
Bukets, the bladder lax. Works on the
bladder similar to castor oil on the
bowels. In four days, II not pleased,
any druggist viii refund your Csc
Hook Drug Observation-Disclosures.
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City Tennis League
Meeting Is Carded

A meeting of the Indianapolis
Amateur Tennis League is billed for
tomorrow night at at the Sports
mans Store, 1875 N. Pennsylvania-st.
Schedules and bylaws are to be
discussed.
Team captains and representatives
are requested to attend, as we'll as
all individual tennis players wishing
to play in league competition.
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Semi-PrO, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Strayer Post Vets will travel to
Bringhurst Sunday to oppose the
Greyhounds. Th, Vets defeated
Cicero last Sunday.
Salvage Equipment will oppose
Maccabees Sunday at 3 on Brook
side No. diamond. The Secos de-
feated Cohen's All-Stars, 5 to 3, in
a practice game.
Sexson Coal and So-Athics meet
at Riverside No. 2 Sunday. The
SexSon team practices every Tuesday
and Friday at Garfield
Connersville Flashes need a
pitcher for their campaign in the
Hoosier- Buckeye League. Commune
cate with Charles Flint, 315 East
ern-av, Connersville, Ind.
Shelby Street Merchants will
meet Friday at 1880 at 1919 Ring
gold-av Former players and try
outs attend.
Two-hit pitching by Lefty Grit
nth gave the Beech Grove Reds a
4-to-1 triumph over Glenns VAL
ley. For games write e. G.. Ter
hume, Beech Grove, Ind.
Cumberland Merchants will play
the Reds at Beech Grove next Sun
day. The Merchants dropped their
first home game to the Young Re-
publicanS, to 8.
Plainfleld Commercials are book
ing road and home engagements
Write H. A. Hessler, SAL S. Center
ST, Plainfield, Ind, or call 1875.
Danville will be host TO University
Heights in the second game of the
season Sunday. In the opener
Danville defeated Fayette, 4 to o
behind the three-hit hurting OF
Wilson.
Link Belt wants Sunday road
games. The team defeated Eagles
8 to s, and Printers, IS 10 IL. last
week. Write Carlos Jones, 1918 s.
Concord-st, Indianapolis.
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Giants Prime
War Bats by
Routing Phils
Terry and Oft Turn Siege
Guns on Bruins After
13-Run Victory.
BY LESLIE AVERY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 12.-The stag
gering Chicago Cubs, plagued by
erratic pitching and weak hitting
on the part Of erstwhile sluggers,
came into the Polo Grounds today
and Manager Bill Terry of the New
York Giants has Big Bertha" all
ready
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COLLEGIAN JOINS YANKS

IWt6 NptCtuT
AUSTIN, Tex. May 12.-Buster
Babebel, University of Texas fresh
man baseball coach and varsity back
field grid mentor, has signed for a
tryout with the New York Yankees.
He will be farmed to minor league
club. The Texan is an outfielder.
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Terry, who In
dicated last year
that he might
retire, is in the
Giant lin e up
with both feet
these days seek
ing to counter
act the disastrous
Western invasion
(four won, seven
lost by the
power of his
potent bat. He is
I q a dino hotb
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Births

Boys
willard, Edith Pace 1909 E. Minnesota
Thomas, Beatrice OBrien St Vincent,
Louis, Mary Osterman. st. Vincent.
Harold. Martha Simmons st, Vincent.
Daniel Marie Moran, st. Vincent.
Cavins. Margaret Marshall. st. Vincent.
Girls
Myron, Jean Jordan. st. Vincent
August, Marguerite Hook. St. Vincent,
Ernest. Ruth Jacobs. 1922 Schofield
Benjamin, Edith Bonar. 706i2 Bates.
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On College Diamonds

De Paw. s; Franklin, 1.
Notre Dame, 3; Louisiana Tech, 1.
Boston College, 5; William and Mary, 4.
Clemson. 9; Newberry. 0.
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BUILDING PERMITS

@. z. Miller, 944 N. Laymon-st, 5000.
erect two-car garage.
G. E. Miller. 944 N. Laymon-st, $4,000,
erect one-story dwelling.
Henry Krannlein. 1902 Virginia-av, 500,
erect one-car garage
Adolph Moeller 924 Sumner-st, s2o95.
addition to rear of dwelling
Luther Derrett. 1lS5 Nelson-st 500,
erect two-car garage
D. F. Corning, S2s N. La 5alle-st. $50,
erect one-car garage.
large basement
A. A. Vein, 242 N. Gray-st, $500. repair
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LONG POLO SHOT

LOINU IOLU SFIUI
COLUMBIA, Mo-, May 12.-Dor-
sey Bass, Missouri University No. 2
player, scored long shot in an
overtime period to give the Tigers a
9-to-8 victory over Ohio State in a
pony polo game yesterday.
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sCHACHT TossEs YANKA

bV UHtttu PTtSS
NEW YORK, May 12.--Hans
Schacht, Germany, pinned Mike
Yanka, Chicago, in the windup
event OF wrestling show here last
night.
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HACKLEMAN ELECTED

HACKLEMAN ELECTED
Ward Hackleman, Park School
hurler, yesterday was chosen to cap
tain the baseball team. Park is with
out game this week and coaches
are asked to communicate with
Coach Lou Reichel.
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WARREN CENTRAL WINS

WARREN CENTRAL WINS
The Warren Central High School
golf team defeated Broad Ripple,
11h to II, yesterday at the Willow
Brook course. Bill Evertts turned in
an 81 for low medal score for the
Owls
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Standings and Results
Games Today
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneap polls :.... DIS 1oo oSi-1o ii .
Sullivan, Cohen and Linton; Kolp, w.
Ryan, Grahowski Tauscher ana George.
Columbus .......... 600 900 451-10 II o
Kansas City .........11o 100 600 IL /
Fisher and owen Clark; Vance, Moore
and Madieski.
eleven Innings)
Louisville 1900. 900 100 010 CO. 2 1
Peterson, Marrow and Thompson, Ring
nofer; Fette and Pasek
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit .............. 010 $40 COX 10 Q
Allen, Winegarner. Gslehouse and PVT
lax, Beekers; Bridges and Cochrane
Chicago. ............ lo2 100 o27-1s % !
Whitehead and Sewell: Mahafey, An
drews, Caldwell, Van Alta, Meala.
Only two games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn .... 900 900 DOL 2
Boston ,........: 900 900 101- 2 6 /
Earnshaw, Baker and Berries; Chaplin
and Lopez.
New York .......... .oo4 1903 2o3-13 is o
Philadelphia 201 231 300-12 IS 2
Smith, Coffman, Hubbell Gumbert,
Gabler and Mancuso: Walters. S. john
son, Passeau and Wilson.
P,,I,, +u,o raaaee sctnduIaA
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; Dedths-Funernls

Indianapol Times, Tuesday, May IL. 1886.
EN nSss.. . J.; age s.; husband Of Ruby
A. Sargent, passed away May II. Fu-
R RfFa w MsTnSx p s5s st M tns Me
at the mortuary.
lyons ana mother 0e Of william TIs nf ' shd
GRAHAM; disa Sunday. Nay I Is, It TIRE ths
home Services at HOW iv cross l chur sfe
e e T. m aesERsnt 8 sr RSE Gross Gss
invited.
mAMI At Il v; age 49, mother Of
dence. Ills w. 3ist-st. SUNDAY. May 10.
P Ps' a wedn ns%aSt 1920 a n, at St
cali the McNrrn ny's MoRr E5fRqs
1928 N Meridian-st. any time. Burial
RITCHEY-Maria. mother Of James and
v William RIitchey, grandmother Of Hazel
Peters and oT ua WrisS de Mr sunday
Funeral Wednesday. 2 D. M, at the resi-
fd4esnce, 1889 W. lsth-st Burial Crown
ROZIER-cynthia A.. beloved mother of
CnarleS ftozler, passed away Monday at
e sf At Mf ths FEEN E29sPti fEE Hspd R ny
AIRY, 1889 N. Meridian-st. any time Fu-
neral service at the Funeral Home
Thursday. p. m. Burial Crown Hill
Cemetery.
THOMPsON-Carrie E.. age 70. widow of
Thomas L. and mother of Mrs. Minnie
E. Osborn of Indianapolis and VIM N
Thompson of Los Angeles sister of Mrs
Kate Richards of Indianapolis, passed
away Sunday afternoon at the residence
Services at the FiLANNER e. BUCHANAN
invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends
may cali at the mortuary.
WEGEHoFT-,Louisa inee .Pattmanl. age
Raasch, Alberta. Juetta. Fred Jr.. Elmer
Walter. Richard and Arthur. sister OF
Mrs Herman Ter an Wegehoft, Minnie: Anna:
Sunday, May 10. at the residence on
Bluff-rd. Friends may call at the resi-
dence until Wednesday noon. Funeral
wednesday. 2 p. m. at the Pleasant Run
Boulevard Reformed Church. Friends
invited. Burial Mount Pleasant Gene
6. H. HERR saSiS SERVICE gERsFh GieS'' COPY
ZOLLNE2--Martha E., age II years,
widow Of Charles Zollner and mother of
zollner Of Indiana polls: Albert L. OF
Rye, N. Y, and Carl G. of Bronxville
n. Y. passed away Monday evening
May IL. at the residence, 1887 w. Wash
Ct SERVICES S.n a. the yt Tssidsqf
may cal at the home after 7 D.. m. to-
sTER q AsK1N MORTUARY.
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2 Cards of Thanks

BILIS--We wish to thank our friends.
neighborS and relatives for their acts
of kindress and beautiful floral offerings
during the illness and death Of our hus-
band and father
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wALING TAKES DECISION
By United Press
CHICAGO, May 12.-Edwin WAL
ing, Detroit featherweight, defeated
Dave Barry, Chicago, on points in
an eight-rourld bout here last night.
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Only two games scheduled.
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Link Belt wants Sunday road
games. The team defeated Eagles,
to s, and Printers, IS 10 IL, last
week. Write Carlos Jones, 1918 S.
Concord-st, Indianapolis.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SOFTBALL

The Em-Roe Tuesday League will
open tonight with the following
four game schedule:
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Continued From Page seventeen)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-07-10
MODERNIZATION LOANS

Baltimore City and every county
in Maryland showed an increase in
the number of modernization loans
insured by the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration during the two months
from February 20 to April 80, ac-
cording to Arthur E. Hungerford,
State Director, National Emergency
Council for Maryland. The total in
crease amounted to almost rs per
cent. This comparison is with the
total of all such loans made in the
preceding nineteen months.
In addition, was a growing in
crease month by month in the num-
Der of mortgages accepted for insur-
ance.
In Cecil County 40 modernization
loans amounting to $18,829.2S were
insured up to April 80. A total of
four mortgages, either for the pur-
chase of homes or the building of
homes were accepted for the insur-
ance in the county up to March 81.
They total $14,S00.
The number of modenrization
loans for the entire State on April
80 had reached a total of l.. 4O5
loans, amounting to $4,7O2,379.S7.
The total number of mortgages ac-
cepted foro insurance up to March
81, was 1913, amounting to $4,-
$4,000.
These figures show the possibili-
ties of modernization loans and the
insuring of mortgages for the pur-
chase or building of homes" said
Henry w. Webb, State Director, Fed
eral Housing Administration. Thru
these loans great many men thru
out the State are being given work. A"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Sacrament" will be the subject
of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July
IL.
The Golden Text will be from
Hebrews 13:16-''To do good and
communicate forget not; for with
such sacrifices God is well pleased"
Among the citations comprising
the Lessoon-Sermon will be the fol.
lowing from the Bible-John 21:15
$50 when they had dined, Jesus
saith to Simon Peter, Simon, son of
Jonas, ovst thou me more than
these?' He saith unto him, yea,
Lord, thou knowest that I love thee.
He saith unto him Feed my lambs
The Lesson-Sermon also will III.
clude the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy, page
54-"Who is ready to follow his
(Jesus) teaching and example? All
must soone or later plant themselves
in Christ, the true idea of God"