Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1924 — Page 16

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SARAH STOCKTON DIES AFTER TWO ■ YEARS AS INVALID Heart Attack Is Fatal to Woman Physician at Central Hospital, Dr. SaraJi Stockton. 82, prominent woman physician, affiliated with the Indiana Central Hospital for the Insane for twenty-five years, died at midnight Thursday. She had been ill two years. Heart disease was given as : miuediate cause of death. Dr. Stockton was born on a farm n Tippecanoe County and was .'Associated with her sister in conducting the Stockton House in Lafayette. She came to Indianapolis about thirty-five years ago. She is a graduate of the Woman's Medical College of PhfTadelphia. She served on the State board of charities under Governor Thomas R. Marshall. She was physician for a time in charge of the Indiana Woman's Prison. Before joining the Central Hospital staff, she was engaged •i private practice for many years. Two years ago. D.\ Stockton suf sered a broken right hip. While stir lame, in going about her duties at the hospital, she fell again and suffered* fracture of the left hip. She had outlived the members of her immediate family. She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church. The body will be taken to St. Louis, Mo., for cremation, according to present plans. HARRY EDEWOLF BURIAL SATURDAY Veteran Postal Employe Dies Suddenr,. Funeral services of Harry E. De Wolf, 54, of 1623 Central Ave., who died Thursday afternoon, will be held at the residence at 2 p. m. Saturday. The Rev. Allan B. Philputt will officiate. Burial in Crown Hill cjute tery. Mr. De Wolf had been an employe- j of the Indianapolis postoffice for twenty-three years, seventeen years as a carrier and six years as a clerk in the inquiry division. He left work Thursday noon and died shortly after reaching home. Deputy Coroner William A. Doeppers said heart disease caused death. Mr. De Wolf was a member of Logan Lodge F. and A. M., and the Central Ave. Christian Church. Lodge members will attend the services. The only immediate survivor is the widow, Mrs. Estella De Wolf. Per feel ion Butter Makes Kiddies Grow. —Adv

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1. WOLF * _„„ __ 3. LION * 4. 5. LYNX In the word “wolf,” there are Avo letters (o and 1) which appear in “lion.” By changing one letter in the word "wolf anew won! will be formed in step 2. By changing another letter, tflo word “lion” may be obtained. It is permissible to change the arrangement of order of the letters in each case. In the same way, “lion” may be altered to “lynx,” with only one change in between. Can you supply the words needed for steps 2 and 4? Yesterday’s answer: GDLNG The missing letter in the-Chinaman's sign was “O.” Properly inserted, it produces “GOOD OOLONG." The Chinaman's reason for omitting the letter "O” was simple enough. His knowledge of the English alphabet was practically nil, but he knew from

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MURAT BIRTHDAY TO BE OBSERVED Program for Shriller Celebration Is Complete, Elaborate plans for the fortieth anniversary of Murat Temple. March 28, have been completed. Slirinerc from all over Indiana will take part. About 500 neophytes will be Initiated. The club bringing the largest number of candidates will receive special honors at the. ceremonial. A tribute will be paid Charles F. Mayer, Murat's surviving charter member, and Chalmers Brown and William J. McKee, surviving members of the first class initiated in 1884. Conrad V. Dykeman, imperial potentate, will be a guest of honor. figuring that zero (O). meant nothing. Therefore, he decided that it was not necessary in the sign, and so eliminate it.

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You Wont to Tty It Free Refer# latisr**" "Syrup Pepsin,”£l7 Washinftea St., Montieello, Illinois. / neei f a good latalite and would like to pee** what you say about Dr Caldwell'• Svrap Pepeui by actual lest. Send me a free trial bottle. Adder it to Name. ...... 77.. Adder 11 Not more than one free trial bottle to a family

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