Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1940 — Page 12

SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1920

r By J. E. O'BRIEN

TIME of year when golfing groups get a complete course to themselves to five away fo This week the ladies had their frolic te Oountry Club. Next week belongs to th juniors, as does Frank Champ’s Otis Park ollowing week will be given to their state tournament at the

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ROAD 29 NOW UNDER REPAIRS

Travel Between N. Madison And Versailles Stopped By Resurfacing.

WMrotior Nradison and Versailles over Road

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Kokomo Rotarians to Be Guests

20 was Stopped today as the State A @elegation of Kokomo Rotarians

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will come here Tuesday to be guests

BRITISH DIVIDED ON THIRD TERM

ax : May Boost 6. 0. P. In, Says Daily Mail: Necessary, A ie Says Daily Sketch. » ' LONDON, July 20 (U. P).— Green to Speak-—The opportu-

nities for Indianapolis and the city's business and industrial leaders

different aspects of President Roosevelts renomination in their edi-

| Brit. ish newspapers emphasized widely

Creek

facing and grading of the road

were advised by to detour on Road

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will be @qiscussed by Green, industrial the Chamber Service Club luncheon Monday the Claypool Hotel. His ‘mdanapolis Industries | tional Defense.”

Railway Post Sponsors Party The Big Four Railway Post 118, Ameri can Tegion, will sponsor a party foi ¢hildien in the neighborhood of {their new home at the corner of [Woodlaxn and Keystone Aves to- - momow at 3 p.m, he new post ) home was formerly a private busi Ness car and was donated by its former oxne

of the M@ianapolis Rotary Club at a luncheon in the Claypool Hotel The speaker for the meeting will be Dr. Alfred Haake, managing divector of the National Wholesale Fomitaie Association. His subject will be, “Business Looks Ahead.”

commissioner

Railway Picnic Scheduled day pienie will be held Monday Riverside Amusement Park by

Railways, Ine jary of the tion of Street Electric Railway Motor Coach Operators and contests are scheduled afternoon with an old-time at 8:30 p. m

tor

Women's Relief Corps to Meet The George H. Chapman Corps, No 10. Women's Relief Corps, will meet at Ft. Friendly, $12 N. Illinois St., at 1:30 p. Mm, Tuesday

Vesper Services at Hospital rene Lippert will be soloist for Catholi¢ Ep m at the U pital. Miss Herm accompanist Nugent, cha

ina Ritter The Rex plain, will speak

Hogswamp Picnic July 28 «= The annual Hogswamp Picnic, for familes which used to live on farms in the southwestern part of Franklin Township, will be held July 28 at the oxen Groen home, heast of Club 14 will [on Far] Myers, in charge of bership drive at a ment and inftiation, pre= p.m. Monday gieater tumout than last ing, comer of Ohid and 200 ware present Sts

Cab Seeks Members SOUT nport meeting at enrartam dicted a

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State Deaths

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rod; drughtey Ny A. Dunn SOUTH BEND, Ind. July 20 (VU ATTICA =X P Clifford Sult, 40, of South Surivers: W $ daughters JeOTRIANNS ana Bend, died yesterday hom DUIMS parents, Mr. and Mrs ond received Thursday when a shack m ‘ a which he lived with Jowepn Kidwell, COSPFORY oie ar LR 33. of MAIRNAPOIN, caught fire. My MOORESVEIAE Frank Raiy Kidwell was in good condition vivo Brother, Claude MARION Mrs, Sadie Alwine Say SL rr Hashand Cha daughters, My 2 ® Yd Mis, Ralph Enveay Dagers- | w haries y y nd Viral 5 » Sas x Un Ew: brorpey Hom mn and Car] Hawkins X

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An allal the Goodfellowship Club of Mdianapolis and the ladies’ auxil= Amalgamated Associa and Games the dance

Miss the Vesper Service iomorrow at Ss. Veterans’ Hos. will be Walter

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Conservative Daily Mail in its headline said, “Roosevelt Keeps Fee Hand,” but in its editorial it said: “Mr. Willkie's comparative

objectors to a third term may once more send representatives of the Grand Old Party’ to the White House.” The Times, Conservative and regarded as often reflecting the view of official quarters, said at Chicago evidently thought that these are no times to be bound by precedents, however venerable, and that the only thing which matters is 0 make sure of experienced and effective leadership in the troublous days ahead The News Chronicle, organ of the Liberty Party, said: “Our own experience teaches us that an election program may be a very inaccurate guide to post-election policy, If President Roosevelt is elected he will wield immense power and will have considerable power mm his interpre-

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The independent Daily Sketch said: “The present condition in the rest of the world compels the United States to break with a tradition which is old as they are and almost as sacred to them as the Declaraton of Independence.”

Election Does Not Concern Us, Says Japan

TOKYO, July 20 (U. P.) not involved in the American election,” said Yakichmro Suma, chief

foreign office spokesman, today in commenting on President Roosevelt's renomination “We are not interested in the man but in the administration's foreign policy aspecially regarding the Far East Asked about the possibilities of Japanese-American he aid: Our cards have been on the table for the last half vear It is never too late to readjust relations.”

Argentine Press Lauds Renomination of F. D. R.

BUENOS AIRES. July 20 (U.P) Argentina's leading newspapers devoted their main editorials today to the renomination of President Roosevelt La Prensa hailed the President as the worlds champion of democracy and asserted that the dietatorshios would feel stronger if thev had the certainty that he would not be reelected La Macion said that in the President's nomination the thought prevailed that hig two terms of experience ought to be made use of dur ing the next four years in order to dodge the dangers which might arise from war on three continents and the extension of war to the

American seas,

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200-Year-Old Bible Is Stolen

NIAGARA FALLS N. Y, July 2) U. PP.) —Police sought a thief with leanings toward religion. He pried open the window of a car belonging to Mis. Irene Kin= kead, of Somerville N. Y.. and extracted a 00-year-old Bible last night The rad leather volume contains the Kinkead family history, Mis, Kinkead reported to state police at Lewiston Heights barracks.

G. 0. P. WOMEN OPEN CHICAGO QUARTERS

CHICAGO, July 20 (U. PD. Headquarters of the Women's Die vision of the Republican National Committee, from which Mrs, Grace B. Reynolds of Indiana, a vice chairman of the committee, will help direct the campaign of Ree publican Presidential Candidate Wendell Willkie, opened today in a “loop” sKyseraper | Mrs. Reynolds is due to arrive Monday to begin work on arranges= ments for the Willkie notification ceremonies at Klwood The Women's Division will be in charge of Miss Marion E. Martin, Bangor, Me

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REPORTS NARCOTICS WASHINGTON. July 20 (U.P) == The Treasury said today it had ree ceived reports that Federal nare ootics agents in San Francisco had seized a large supply of narcoties allegedly aboard a Japanese vessel there

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Natur, 1940 Heny age 49,

Indianapolis Times, July 20,

BECKENBAUGH= William baloved brother of J nT. Beekenbaugh, passed aw? Uhursday. Funeral Monday 1:39 from Shirley Bros cent ral Chapel inois at 10th. Burial South Park Mart) nsville, nd. Fri ends may call al the ¢chape

CARTER CO) beloved son of Joseph an Asebdiah Carte brother o Ann Kaston, Mis, Estella Hodge \ Abraham Cart depart 2a thi % life Thursday Faneral Me July 2 at the rexidence 189% N 230 a Mm. and St Francis DeSales Chureh, ? am Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited

HERBERT Trilla Ford Mrz Lil Rifle Beasley, Casey nd this life Friday, age 35 vears. Funeral Mons day, July 22 at the Moore & Kirk Northe east Funeral He me. 2530 Station, 2 p. m, arial Memorial Park Cemetery Y ands ed Casey 1 PAPers piease copy.)

Ns cos Bmma. 308% Central ner of Mrs. Raymond Indianapolis, L. R. Maza of Columbuz, O Mrz, R. N. A'IKiRsoq¢ an Lueille and Zona Maze of passed away Fridav afters noon Service at Flanner & Buchanan Morinary Mondav, 10°30 a. m Prisnas red Ald services 1a the Highland Lawn Cemetary Terre Haute, Monda 230 DP. mW {Terre Haute papers copy

MOELLER William ¥ 2 vears. beloved hughand o Wilhelmina Moelley dew wii, father of Mrz, Norma Barkhau, PAsSed away Fridav gy Funaral Mons day. 4 p.m at the G HH Herrmann Funeral Home 5 3 fast 81. Friends | ny od Ruvia Friends may { ©¢all any me after Saturday

MOORMAN Tester ¥ beloved husband of Wiliam H. 2 and Mary morning Services at Buchanan Mortuary Manda friends invited Rumal Crown Mend: mav call a tha Martuary Sate nrday and Sunday Winchester and Logansport, Ind. papers please copy.)

MURPRY «Effie M. age #3 of Michael A. Murphy Gertrude Garza Sixty Phillips, Mrs, Inez 8anp of Los nel ey, Ca and Ralnh Phillips of Romulus, ich. passed awav Friday evening. Fue neral Mondav., 1:30 np. my. at the G. H. Herrmann Puneral Home. 1305 8 Fase St. and 2 p.m. at 81, John's Evanegelieal and Reformed ch. Friend: invited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends mav call a the funeral home after 8 p. m. Katurday,

SHORE-«Mallie Owens, hHeloved mother of Mrs, Wi nt am Mock, Dennis L. and Wile bur F hore, passed away July 19, Friends ma at the rexidence, 1718 Spann Ave after 2 p.m. Sunday. Fuse neral services 2 pm. Mondav at the residence. Interment Washington Park Cemetery, Friends invited

WARD ie § Riizabe htown loved wif il B Wai 4 vi lotus, Norval nd Fin arg « Thai ANanoiis, an sister of Fdway a H Ellis, Elizabethtown, passed awav Friday July 19 = rand mav ea'l at the Rey Gadd Puneral Home, Churehma at Proxneet after 1 » m. Satin Mrs, Ward will be taken to Columbus, Ind Mans dav a. m July 22 services at the Hathaway Mortuary at 2 p.m Inters ment Sand Creek Cemetery

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HENDRICKS We wish to thank our many relatives, friends and neighbors for theip kindness and floral tributes sent at the tims of the dsath af aur daughter and mother Naomi Hendricks We sspecials ta thank Dr. John Benson and

Bros MOTHER AND CHILDREN We with te thank our friends, relatives. neighbors and all for their acts of Kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our baloved wife and mother, Eliza © JOHN WILLIAM GRORGE

WILKERSON. 1 wish to thank our man¥ friends, neighbors and relatives for thei acts of Kindness during ithe illness an death of mv beloved hushand, Charles Wilkerson, for the manv floral tributes, alto neighbors of Rrightwand, Citv eme plovess of 13th Precinet, 11th Ward. coe workers of the Citv Sanitation Plant, owe palihearers. Especially Rev, singers and Grinsteines

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