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EX-PHARMACIST DIES AT HOME; RITES ARRANGED Otto Schopp, 76, Will Be Buried Tomorrow in Crown Hill. • Services for Otto Schopp. retired pharmacist, who died Sunday in his home, 6047 Lowell-av, will be held at 2 tomorrow in the residence, conducted by the Rev. Frederick R. Danes, Zion Evangelical Church pastor. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Schopp. who was 76, formerly operated a drug store at Merrill and Xllinois-sts. He was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Improved Order of Red Men, Alfarata Council and Capital Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Emma Schopp; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Broeking: a son, Carl Schopp, and two sisters. Miss Mary Schopp and Mrs. Margaret Bourgone, all of Indianapolis. Former Teacher Dead Services 'or Mrs. Jane N. Magenms, 1707 S. Sherman-dr, who died Saturday after a three weeks’ illness, will be held at 2 today in the residence, with the Rev. H. F. Graham, Westminster Presbyterian Church pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Crown Hi!’ Mrs. Magennis, who was 84, was a former Monroe County school teacher. She had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Minta B. Petrson. Sawyer, Wis., and Mrs. Rae B. Millett, Indianapolis, and four sons, Charles E. Brown, Los Angeles; John W. Magennis, Memphis, and Dr. Herbert L. Magennis and James E. Magennis, both of Indianapolis. Watchman Found Dead Fred Stein. 212 Parkview-av, nightwatchman at the Universal Car Loading Cos.. 202 S. West-st, was found lying in front of the office dead early last night by Ora Herron, 28. of 1406 Howard-st; D. L. Shore. 35. of 714 N. Illinois-st, and H. R. Pauley, 52, of 2335 Guil-ford-av. Mr. Stein, who was 52. had been 111 and had returned to work only a few nights ago. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Bertha Stein; three daughters, Helen, Rosemary and Colleen Stein, all of Indianapolis, and three sons, Glenn Stein, Indianapolis; Harold Stein. Rochester, Minn., and Dallas Stein, Dallas, Tex. Browning Rites Set Burial rites for Mrs. Ora Browning, R. R. 3, Box 35, who was injured fatally in an automobile accident Sunday at State Road 29 and 60th-st, will be held at 11 tomorrow in the Christian Church, Fillmore. Burial will be in Fillmore. Mrs. Browning, who was 65. is survived b' two daughters, Mrs. Lela Thompson and Mrs. Pearl Thomas, and a son, Harold Browning. Mrs. Cornelius Dead Funeral services for Mrs. Iva May ; Cornelius. 2214 N. New Jersey-st. I who died yesterday after an illness i

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OUT-OF-STATE RACE LOBBY TO FIGHTBET BILL Powerful Louisville, Chicago Ring Opposes PariMutuel Measure. Chicago and Louisville race track interests, alarmed at the possibility that Indiana is about to legalize pari-mutuel betting, has formed a powerful lobby to invade the General Assembly. Such was the information received today by Rep. Martin J. Downey (D„ Michigan City), co-author of the pari-mutuel bill now pending in the House Public Morals Committee. Chicago interests, Rep. Downey said, he was told, will resist the passage of a bill in Indiana, which, they believe, will divert thousands of dollars from Illinois betting to the proposed northern Indiana track. Rep. Downey asserted that he

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