Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1936 — Page 19

ALLOT $476.50" FOR 49 INDIANA PWA PROJECTS

Work Is Among Non- Federal National 1937 Program | Being Launched.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Allotments totaling $476, 558 have been made for 49 Indiana projects included in the Public Works Administration’s third nin-Federal national program now being launched for 1937, PWA officials announced today. The entire national program, composed of allotments made since | last July, provided for 1700 non- | Federal projects at cost of $263,000,- | 000. Of the total, approximately | one-third, or 544 projects, now are| in brick and mortar construction | stage. There are two general types of PWA allotments. They include: | 1. The Federal program, under the National Industrial Recovery Act, permitting departments and bureaus of the government to make needed improvements, for which PWA alloted 100 per cent of costs. 2. The non-Federal program, under NIRA and subsequent acts ot Congress, permitting the Federal government to furnish the smaller share of construction costs for the purpose of encouraging applicants to make local improvements. Most of these funds were supplied from | local sources. |

Projects Listed

49 Indiana no made as of Dec. Xs,

Allotments fer Federal projects include. Bates sville, community $25.875; Bedford, water 650; Bicknell, waterworks improve- | ment, $24,187: Bloomington, roo | 1

building, | tank, $34,-

$5813" Bloomington, laboratory, $386,100; Bremen, electrical plant, $3100: Burnettsville. school addition, $199070: Cambridge City, disposal | plant, $22,090; Center, school, $12,- | 600; Cross Plains, school addition, | $19.023; Delphi, school, $5239; East | Chicago, school addition, $180,000; | East Chicago, courthouse-jail, $112,- | 735; East Chicago, park improvement, $23,727. Evansville, garage, $36,818; Gary, school, $69,750; Gary, library, $18,450; Hammond, auditorium, $27,273; Harrison Township, school, $29,290, Highland, swimming pool, $41,058; Huntington, stadium, $9000; Indianapolis, dental home, $62,181; Indianapolis, hospital addition, $70,650. Jamestown, school, $56,340; Jeffersonville, commerce building, $55,800; Lafayette, fieldhouse, $239,400: Lebanon, hospital addition, $63,000: Liberty, memorial, $7146; Loganspori, heat plant, $60,615; Marshall, school addition, $20,788; Michigan City, docks, $44,528; Mishawaka, disposal plant, $692,717; Mitchell, disposal plant, $36,818: Muncie, bridge, $379,125; Nappanee, library, $15,728; Newcastle, school addition, $43,696; Noblesville, courthouse-jail, $11,919; Perry Township, school, $60,300; Portland, light plant, $13,909. Prarie Creek Township, heat plant, $6136; Royerton, school, $77,068; Speedway, school, $49,050; Spiceland, commerce building, $45,450; Tell City, swimming pool, $9177; Terre Haute, university building, $107,820; Terre Haute, dormitory, $70,200; Vanderburg County jail, $46,800; Vincennes, park improvement, $43,500; West Lafayette, university building, $142,200.

CHURCH TO OBSERVE HOLY HOUR DEVOTION

Little Flower to Expose Blessed Sacrament.

The “Holy Hour” devotion is to be observed by members of the Lit- | tle Flower Catholic Church tomor- | row evening from 8 to 9 p. m. The | Blessed Sacrament is to be exposed | and special prayers are to be offered. The service is to close with the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. The Rev. William Fehlinger is to direct the special devotions. The New Year's Day masses at the Little Flower Church are to be | held at 6 a. m, 9 a. m. and 10:30 a. m. The solemn high mass at | 10:30 is to be celebrated by the Rev. Cyril J. Conen who is to be assisted | by the Rev. William Fehlinger as | deacon and Malo Topmiller as subdeacon. John Finis and Francis Bauer of St. Meinrad Seminary, also are to participate in the mass. The choir, under direction of Eugene Doerr, is to repeat the Christ= mas musical program. The Very Rev. Charles Duffey, pastor, is to deliver the § sermon,

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Her Story of Mosquito That Swallowed Mule Is Best Lie.

By United Press HICAGO, Dec. 30—A “diaye studded” medal for the best lie of 1936 went today to a Michigan farmer's wife, Mrs. Gale Barnhouse. Mrs. Barnhouse’s story of the mosquito that dined on livestock brought her first place in the 1936 Burlington Liars’ Club contest and the unofficial title of world’s best liar. The mosquito described by Mrs. Barnhouse started out young on chicks, advanced through roosters, turkeys, calves and cows. One day it tried to eat a “tough old mule named Maud.” Half way down the mosquitos gullet, Maud unleashed a terrific kick, broke the mosquito’s neck, and saved the town. That was the best of 5600 whoppers entered from all parts of the world, said O. C. Hulett, president. Mr. Hulett, Gilbert Karcher and L. J. Stang judged the contest. Mrs. Barnhouse drove her horse and buggy nine miles into Fowler ville, Mich., so she could telephone the judges to send the award out by mail, as she couldn't attend personally. Roman Links’ San Francisco fog won second place. The fog was so thick you couldn’t cut it with a knife, “It looked like an opportunity to me,” Links said, “so I sprayed it with black ink, hacked out theIk Sained fog and sold it for coal.”

WORK OF 0 70 BE DISPLAYED

‘Demonstrations Planned at Open House Friday.

The scope and methods of Y. M. C. A. work are to be portrayed by officers and members at the organjzation’s open house Friday afternoon and evening. The program is to include gymnasium exhibitions, tournaments, demonstrations, tests and a swimming carnival. The exhibitions are to consist of mass games, health drills, individual stunts, apparatus demonstrations and physical education tests. | Handball tournaments are to be held in the afternoon. Other athletic | events are to be volley bail, basket- | ball and deck tennis games. Entertainment, including an exhi-

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and a feature talking picture, is to complete the program.

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BOARD STUDIES MOVING SCHOOL

Relocation No. 68 After Protest by Civic League.

After hearing complaints from an East Twenty-first Street Civic League delegation last night, the School Board today was considering plans for the relocation of School 68, 21st-st and Linwood-av. The league complained that the present portable building houses only the first four grades, lacks modern accommodations and was heated only by stoves. Robert R. Harritt, league president, and Alvin W. Stoneburner acted as spokesmen. Paul C. Stetson, schools superintendent, said: “Your complaint is justified. A new site is under consideration and a recommendation will be made to the board in the near future.” The board is considering moving the school to 21st-st and Riley-av, it was said. WPA will be asked to aid in construction of the building if the new site is chosen, A. B. Good, schools business director, said. The meeting was the last to be attended by Board Members Merle Sidener and Samuel E. Garrison, who retire Jan. 1. The former has served six and a half years and the latter five years. Earl Buchanan and John F. White are to succeed them, On the recommendation of Mr. Stetson, a night school was ordered established at Crispus Attucks High School provided the state Department of Education agrees to finance cost of instruction.

SCORE OVERCOME BY GAS NORRISTOWN, Pa., Dec. 30. — More than a score of workers were overcome by gas today at the Alan Wood Steel Co. plant at Swedeland. The fumes overwhelmed the men as they fired a new blast furnace.

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COURTROOM KILLING

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JACKSON, Ky., Dec. 30.—Officials of “bloody” Breathitt County, where duels and murder trials have been plentiful in years past, were to set a hearing date for Mrs. Viola Wickline, 35, mountain woman, charged with killing a youth accused of slaying her son. Mrs. Wickline terrorized a crowd in the county courtroom when she shot John Shepherd, 18, jpst before he was to be given a preliminary trial on charges of killing Harvey Gabbard, 17, her son by a former marriage. Noah Shepherd, 21, brother of John, dodged Mrs. Wickline's bullets. Three others are held as accessories with Mrs. Wickline. They are William Wickline, 42, her husband; Buck Gabbard, 32, cousin of Harvey, and Mrs. Mattie Haddix.

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BEESON—Charles W., beloved father of Charles V. and Morris K. EE ran assed away at the home, 823 New York-st Monday, Dec. 28. £230 may call at

the home after . this evening. 8 West Side Pentecostal

Funeral from the Church, 1547 W. Ohio-st, Thursday, 1 1, Burial ne by Yille, Ing. W. T.

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BLAKE—Jessie finfant), daughter of Jesse and Danzel Blake, passed away Dec. 29. Funeral services from Sresidence, 1146 Pleasant-st, Thursday, Rx Burial Floral Park. SPEAKS & & FI FUNER SERVICE.

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INGLES—Mary E., ife of Edward I, mother of Mable EB Laughlin, Edward Ingles and James W. Ingles, passed away Wednesday, 2:15 a. m., at _her home, 620 E. 22nd-st. Services ho burial Scot-

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BUCHANA Rion a belived husband df Alice Israel, father of Garald Jr. and Betty Israel, son of Mrs. Lee Israel, Shy. and Frank Israel, Franklin, Ind.; brother of Mrs. Begtricae Ellis and Walter Israel, Passed away Tuesda at the home, vos Singleton-st., néral Thursday, & . m. at the home. Friends invite H. HERRMANN SERVICE.

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PILLOWS, COMFORTS MATTRESSES sold, renovated and made like new. BE. F\ BURKLE. 431 Mass.~av, RI-6695.

ELECTRIC motor service, Batteries, generators, ignition, vies. LANE'S SERVICE. 2878 E. 10th. CH-02

CHAIRS made new by _ hickory or reed. B Oo _ TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HAL0583.

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MATTRESSES renovated; also made into innerspring by experts. RI- 23417,

SPECIALISTS rug and furn. cleaning 28 yrs. Fluff and chenilles from old rugs. : _FLY RUG CO.. 2328 Brookside. CH-2211.

RENT a truck; move yourself; save y half; DRIVE IT YOURSE ELF C. 39 Ky.-av—RI-778 ~ WEISSMAN a Dodge and Plymouth Dealer, 2210 E. Washington-st. _ Phone—Day, CH-5828. night, DR- 5117.

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BUSY PEOPLE—Quick photo service. 8x10, $1. Bride’ s newspaper photos free. PLATT _ STUDIO. 701 Roosevelt Bldg. BAND and orchestra instruments repaired. SED guar. work. ON CO.. INC.,

N. Penn. LI-5513. pa waves, 85¢ to $5: facials, 25¢. Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. Cost Less—Produce Best. Times Economy Want Ads. Rilev 5551

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REACH Thousands dally through Times Lost and Found ads. You get 7 days for the price of 5. Two days Free Phone RI-5551. We will charge it.

WILL man who picked Ry Hamilton wrist watch, “J. back, in Block's 6th floor hash El i: 10 p. m. Monday, Dec. 21, please return to lost and found desk or 631 Congress. Keepsake. Reward. LOST—Beagle hound: black, white spotted, tan head, 14” high; West Side, 25 N Richland. Reward. RI-5841.

LADY'S brown purse containing valuables, between Shelbyville, Indianapolis, Sunday. 218 N. Senate.

LOST—Pekingese female, brown one eye, _ _sick. _ Reward. 230 N. New Jersey- st. Rooms Without Board 12 FOR Quick and More economical Results advertise your vacancy in The Times. You get a 7-day ad for the price of § __Two days Pree. _ Call RI-5551. $2.1 50—725 N. DELAWARE, Apt. . 9—Girl share large, nicely furnished room; in__nersprings. RI-4703. ALABAMA, N. 2040—New furniture, front room; steam Seat. privileges: reasonable; “garage. TA-50 Me DELAWARE, N., 2054—Large, well-fur-nished room; garage; excellent transportation; pre oF 155M. punching bag in _ basement: HA. NEW JERSEY. N., 3104—Nicely ; furnished warm room. private, modern home, Near bath. HA-4711-J. = WOODRUFF PL. 546 W.-DR.—Attractive room, private home: adults; Beautyrest; gentleman. CH-0800 24TH, E., 5156—8$3.50; Heat: hot w water, Widow's home.

YOUNG MAN to share apartment, close- cin, Jeasohable; references exchanged. Cal -4287

LEAVING city, part time. Iavely home, _ north, for couple. ‘call’ TA-1816

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LEXINGTON, 937—Double room, mod excellent meals, $10 double; $5.50 ingle. DR-3523-J.

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E-AV, 1315—Two f ivate entrance: utilities furgo Reasonable. eR TON. 1425—One room tchSacite: private entrance; good heat. LI-

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MOVING and storage; covered vans: white men. Reasonable. WILBERT STEINKAMP, IR-2185-1.

Houses, “Unfurnished —

33d, W., 1038—6-rm. mod gar. Fletcher, 1022—8-rm. mo College, 1939—6-rm., gar., Station, 3521—3-rm.,

30th, E., 4421, 4-rm,, ..$10.00 LI-

gar. gar. _LI-6817. $28; $38: CAPITOL. N. 2818, f7IGHT-ROOM MODERN—Full basement, new furnace. __HA-0806-W. “ENGLISH, Strictly modern, garage. NODE mura BROAD RIPPLE—SIX-ROOM MODERN DOUBLE, newly decorated, garage, adults, $32.50. HU-4653 BURGESS-AV, 361 (Irvington)—Six-room weather-sirinped; He

2302—5-ROOM BUNGALOW Inquire 231 8S.

modern double; dry. garage; $35: water paid. IR-4 COLISEUM, 3642—FOUR PEDROOM MODERN HOME—Steam heat, garage. Owner, MR. KEARNS. TA-0850. MONTCALM, 1443—Five rms. 2 bedrooms, $17. Owner. —— calm. — ————————————————— NOWLAND, 2105—SIX ROOM MODERN DOUBLE; first class condition, garage; water paid. Walking distance of Tech, School “33”: CH-4220-M. SHELBY, 2535—5-ROOM DOUBLE Modern new home, water pd.: $35. DR-4793

WOOD, 3045—FIVE-ROOM SINGLE—Semimodern; garage; near. school; good con-

dion, "ct TH uk 28th Six rooms, 3 bedrooms; mod. ex. furnace; good SORAILIOn. SECURITY TRUST CO.. RI-6571

1435 5 English room op e, modern, with garage; $20. LL 7361, 1 Niet Ave. Tn 42ND, i 811—SIX-ROOM SINGLE— Completely moderny being redecorated, __Rarage. HU-33

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CENTRAL,-AV, 5401—Private home, first time rented,’ three bedrooms, two baths, recreation room, Oriental rues, luxuri- _ ously furnished, $95. HU-2524.

$35—316 N. La Salle. cozy, 5-rm. bung.;

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Men Wanted 30

HOW would you like to make up to $6.50 day? 30-day ‘‘no money risk” trial _Box. 164, _Times.

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ROUTE salesman; goon opportunity for man with lent dell very truck: references required. oy 4% DP. MW, FREIHOFER, _65 er. a

Women Wanied

HEAD COOK AND WAITRESSES—Waitresses must be over 21. Bring references. TRADERS POST, 1359 Kentucky Ave. Call from 7-10:30 a. m. WHITE WOMAN, charge home and { children; stay on place evenings. 2946 E. Michigan. SALARY for part-time work while learning. Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

WeSik Wanted by Men 34 UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER, INC., for experienced men .and women,

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ce. | Work Wanted by Women 35

UNITY CHRISTIAN Church h Center, er. Inc.. for experienced men and w n by da week. LI-3167. 1144 N. “Missouri- st.

Schools. Instruction 36

1937—BIG PAY year. Get a government job: $1260 to $2100 first year. Yearly nerease Try next Indianapolis examinations. Get ready now, Common education usually sufficient. Many Social Security jobs. Full particulars and sample coaching—FREE. Apply immediately —today. Box 256 care Times.

BEAUTY COURSE now half price. ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. Business Opportunities 37 GROCERY-MEATS—Modern living rooms; rent $20. A real buy, $750. Farm & Home Sales Co. RI-8767. 148 E, _Market-st. Room 502. RESTAURANT—One owner 9 years: well equipped; always a money- -maker; low

rent: downtown; $500 down. Box 499, __Care Times. Sh

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Dogs, Other Pets 40

COON. fox and rabbit hounds, Good guns, Make some She happy for Christmas. 836 W. 30th-st

A-1_ COON DOG-—Guaranteed. $35. I __ OLD HAUS, 611 N. Lyons Ave.

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Rent Suburban, Farm

BUNGALOW-—Modern. except gas, chicken _ park; Wn. acre. Churchman al and Hobart.

Houses For Sale 24

YOUR ad in this column reaches 82, 13 people bid read The Times every ys Free. You get days y dare tising for the price of Phone RI-5551

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ot d 13, on paved r to settle estate.

fo Greeriticld. A fine u s 1 LMES, attorneys,

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n miles | wooded: nice iti Piite: price, one-th balance terms.

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RM. modern except bath. In good condition. Mor! P $500 Trade for bet-

SRmOES a oratid u'k. “Dela. 8.

5 rm. mod.; lon Pr i A on St. Paul-st. clear or subject to mortgage, __& Graves, 243 N. Dela 31 LOTS | near Chris

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to real estate in Marion street Jegal mortgage.

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TALCOHOE™

39¢ 200 Grade Per Gallon Mdianapolis Unclaimed Freight Store WwW. Washington,

Lounge Chair ® Rug ® Hassock Japanese Table @ Magazine Basket ® Bridge Lamp ® Table Lamp

® Mirror,

6-PIECE KITCHEN}

® 4 Chairs

All brand new furniture , . . modern style and fine quality,

Small Carrying ’ Charge for Credit

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Miscellaneous for Sale 50

CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND USBD Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern Bicycles ShOtRUNS sey $10 up. Shells Tuy

Repairs. We TE Shot uns, Hoffman's. 251 Mass-av, Wash na PRINTING PRESS— ‘Jones Gy ” 12x18; lots of type, stones, cabinet, other BHO345 wivipmenk all for $145 cash.

NEW AX Wide off-grade ‘sheathing, $2.80 MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO. 310 S. Delaware-st. LI-6270 TYPE, racks, cases, 14x18 “Baum fol new Rossback punch. 603 Print Qasr

Bldg., RI-88 1x6 drop sdg. SS ip (hundred)

1% car sd E LUMBER CO.

INTERSTA STORE fixtures; bakery equipment: st buy-sell. E. Ohio

cial equipment: $35 BABY BUGGY. Lloyd Ro sturd IR-2157. Ring 1 % ~ Leme—

__good condition, $6. IR-

Best Results—Lowest The Times. _RI-555 Gost.

Swap ps

TWO 600-19 Pirestone _ new; bargain.

tires, tubes; like 1909 Pleasant Run Blvd.

Household Goods.

“Fixture House

*: J King $ Complete”

Will Equip Your Entire Business Low Down Payment

...5100 and up $150 and up $200 and up

MBER Complete SE Shenango China A Rental for Every Purpose

KING'S INDIANA BILLIARD CO.

1617-31 Southeastern

Pool Room Complete Restaurant

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

CORNER CAPITOL-AV AND SOUTH-ST. Metal utility cabinets and wardrobes, $2 and $3 each; 1 all-metal kitchen cabinet, $10; 15 cotton mattresses, $5 to $15; nietal or wood beds,

$2.50 up; bath tubs, sinks, sink cabinets, Tretorn, drain boards. range broilers, roofing paper and shingles, motor oil, ste ladders. Willow clothes baskets, ironing boards, enamelware, bread boxes, heating stoves, coal ranges, ks stoves, gas grates, gas beaters,

209, REDUCTION on all furniture, rugs, oil, gas and gasoline ranges, heating stoves, lamps and shades, excepting spe= clals.

SINGER BARGAINS

Singer drop head Electric portable Domestic console Singer elec. console; SINGER CO.

Carloads and “Carloads

t fine new suties and odd pieces to trade

29.5 small bal, Ww

"repossess. x 126 . ‘Wash,

oO for your old furniture: generous allow= ance, BAKER BROS.. 219 E, Wash-st,

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First Carolyn Wilson

Mrs. Mable Bernhardt Gertrude Bloemhof .

Harold Goff

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Nadine Taakman..1421 N. N. Jersey St, Sallie T. Vaught..2025 N. Alabama St. Mrs. Leah Croan..904 N. Tremont Ave.

Next Nine Winners

Alice Teller 706 N. Tremont Ave, . Bertha Trandleman 42 "Wa shin ston St.

5342 E. Mrs, ‘rT. 'P. Miller 948 N. Belle Vieu PL . P. Edwards. ...2737 Carroliton Ave.

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Mary aul St. Mrs. Oscar Judxins 16 N. Tacoma St. Miss Jean .1819 Woodlawn Ave. Maude . N . 3%.

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Prize

1902 Winton Place

1044 Warman Avenue,

.3621 Stanton Avenue

EERIE

4120 Spann Avenue

Ada White 625 N. Gladstone Ave C. V. Hockersmith. 1475 Roosevelt Ave.

1524 E. Washington St. 803 Dawson St.

H. G. Taylor Jane Miller Mrs. Karl E. ‘Stout. .

Winners Richard Trusty 129 S. Ritter Ave. Miss Harriet Eberhart 5359 Sunset Ave. Margaret Fuller R. R. 9, Box 700 Nina Benson 2538 W. Washington St.

risle . 4305 Winthrop Xr TB on y: 3225 N. Capitol Ave. W. D. Lewis

Mrs. 030 N. Hamilton Ave. Miss Eleanor 3 Wilhite 4621 Winthr Mrs. W. E. ards . 1340 N, Mrs, Charles Ferguson

..925 Fairfield Ave.

Gale 2230 Carrollton ‘Ave. Robert Parsons ..... 2815 E. 17th St, Margaret Schonsee..1209 N. Illinois St. Winners

Mrs. Anna Jackish Mrs. Jennie Smit

Mrs. Alice Dailey. . Vera Stevens E. D. Trabandt M3. 1618 2 Vermont 8st. Mrs. Gertrude Sims .. . Thomas Donahue it Ror St, 22 N. Euclid Ave

Mr. Delors Wegener. 64 238

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Mooresville, Ind. Mr. J. H. Kelly 8 E North St.Miss Evelyn Howard, San

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