Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 227, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1934 — Page 7

3AX. St, 1931.

2 COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY G. O,_P, LEAGUE Young Republicans Opposed to Factionalism, Chairman Says. Appointment of an advisory committee and a membership subcommittee was announced by Joseph E. Hartman. Young Republican League county chairman, at a meeting of ward chairmen last night in the Claypool. Harrv R. Champ is league secretary and Roy L. VoLstad is treasurer. The league was formed by a group which split from the Young Republican Organization of Marion county, after the latter launched a movement to boost Walter Pritchard for the Republican mayoralty nomination. Mr Hartman announced the league i s opposed to "bossism and factionalism." *The advisory committee includes: Harry O. Chamberlain, George L. Denny. William F. Remy. Dr. W. E. Mendenhall. William G. Sparks. Asa J. Smith. Archie N. Bobbitt, James W Ingles, Paul R. Summers, Harold F. Kealing. John L. Niblick. Frank T. Sisson, Harry L. Gause, Paul E. Tombaugh. Robert Lee Brokenburr, Merl M Wall. Randall H. Jones, John K. RuckeLshaus. William A. Boyce Jr.. Judson L. Stark, Edwin C. Berryhill, Frank Beckwith, Bay- i arri Marsh. Edward J. Hecker Sr., Raymond B. Stump. Cassatt Martz. Herman j Hiles. George L. Diven, Joseph L. Cummins. Kenneth O. Dinsmore, Harry W. Heidergott, John O. Lewis. Russell I. Richardson, Dean E. Rice. Carl Schwenzer, Warner Jewell. Maurice Mendenhall, Dr. M. T. Patton. Dr. J. B. Stalker, Paul Fechtman and John Hano. The membership subcommittee includes: Edward Hecker Jr.. J. Roland I Duvall. Bess Griffith. Raymond S.! Hoover. Mary E. Sherman. Edward j Slocum. Mrs. Mabel Annis, Har- | riet Kistner. Cecil Jordan. Martin j Frankfort. Robert Carpenter, John Reddell, Mrs. Florence Holland. Jo- | seph Morley. Scott Ging, Mildred , Sullivan. Albert Neuerberg. Thomas ; J. Horn*day. David Probstein. Mrs. ! Wilbur Zobbe. J. Clyde Hoffman Jr., j William Burleson. Mary Hoover, ] Karl Pogue, Marjorie Kinnaird, j Paul W. Gossett. Tom L. Cheyne.! J. Otto Lee. Karl Rosenberg. Duke E Hanna. Charles Darnell, William I Johnson. Edward Scott, David Price. Jacob Reinbold. Edward Edward Schaub. William Hinkle, Kenneth Dinsmore, Fred Hriplett, Frank Vaughn. Charles Brown. Ellen S. Heidergott, Elliott Hamlin, John Hughes. Charles Bredenbaugh, George L. Benson. John Brian, j John R. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Butler. Mrs. Reva Claire, Mrs. Justine Carpenter. Gilbert Curtiss, Dr. E. A. Elliott. J. H. Goldberg, O. B. Hauger. Camillas Head. William A. Clinehelter. Charles Huff, Tellis D. Lee. Ralph Leet, Elmer Marshall. William H. Martin. John | H. Metford, Edith Nelson, Robert! H. Orbison. Ruth Marshall, Joseph Scott,! Kenneth Slifer. Cova Stauffer, | Marion C. Wilson. James Wright,' Paul Allison, Morton C. Bird. Her- | man Bissey, Lucille W. Brown, Ray F. Devaney, James Katsaulis, Leo R. Lebo. Edward Richter, Florence Wilson, Effie' G. Mendenhall, Susan J. Bird, Alonzo H. Haskins. Mamie Hardesty. Theophilus J. Faison. Harold Cork. B. E. Hadley, William Hall. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Henderson. Fred I. Steinhuer, J. C. Berry and Edward Beckett.

ALLEGED PURSE THIEF IDENTIFIED BY VICTIM Negro Is Held Under Default of $3,000 Bond. Police arrested Thomas Crouch, j 39. Negro. 2202 Hillside avenue, for investigation yesterday in connection with the holdup of Miss Delores Carroll. 2017 Hillside avenue, and theft of her purse. He was identified by Miss Carroll, charged with vagrancy and held under default of $3,000 bond. Is This Too Good for Your Cough? Creomulsion may be a better help, than you need. It combines seven' major helps in one—the best helps' known to science. It is made for I quick relief, for safety. Mild coughs often yield to lesser helps. No one can tell. No one knows which factor will do most for' any certain cough. So careful peo- j pie. more and more, are using Creo- I mulsion for any cough that starts. The cost is a little more than a single help. But your druggist guar- 1 antees it. so it costs nothing if it J fails to bring you quick relief. I Coughs are danger signals. For safety s sake, deal with them in the best way known.—Advertisement. Dentists vK&tjGr; k w\shingto a- - PennsylnaU Sts. HJ TTI LK t KREsGE BLDG. ALADDIN KEROSENE LAMPS' $6.95 Complete Stock* of Supplies for Aladdin Lamps. VONNEGUT’S Downtown. Irw.. Ftn. Sqaarw. W. tide irtha^imUS CLOTHING LiOfr EASY CREDIT *. ASKIN 6 MARINE CCu f&ajLnW. WMHINQTort ißKnia T pmm NOW tA# E. WMOißctoa at. —3— tm w. nuhi.ft.e at. STOEKE ltO-11l a. UHxde SL *

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Black Kid w ) $2 - 35 . $ l 9B Towels —Odd Lots —Broken Assortments ■SvJ,? £ -4 “4 JJJT —No refunds. $3.95 Heavy All-Wool Union Suits (31) $2.98 OC iUC XOC Ovfnrdc $4.98 All-Wool Shaker Knit Sweaters (22)... $3.98 In this group are Huck towels, Here are fancy Huck towels, Big turkish towels, colored bor- vJIUW lllti Vy AIUI Uu ?•> qu All Wrftl Shaker Knit Sweaters (17)... $2.98 dish towel?, wash cloths and dish linen dish towels and turkish der towels, plain colored towels. :9 All-Wool Coat Sweaters) 42 to 46 (12). .SI.OO cloths. Your choice. sc. towels. Choice ot the group, toe. Sizes .8x36 Originally SIM 98c Flannel Night Shirts, fast color (32)... • • 79c / . $1.49 Flannel Pajamas, coat or middy (36)...51.19 ——————\ $3.18 Whittenton Blanket robes, good sizes (21) 2.48 - . . 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