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pointment of Claude R. Wickard ” 57% Massachusetts Ave 139 — of Indiana as Agriculture Secretary |= Lali probably precludes the much-talked | Advertisement

3 : buhion { It is considered unlikely that ; i likely tha Old Refrain. Church at 4 p. m, Debate Draft Privately—Conscrip- In Michigan. President Roosevelt will select an- F, ee | : i ew is other Hoosier. Mr. McNutt has NEW VOR Kid { & i Re . oie tion views of the Indianapolis] po. via i a Coe <0 ] 5 EW YORK, Aug. 19 (U. P).— ; ] Funeral services io John EYoreul Junior Chamber of Commerce will| »uneral services for Miss Grace heen mentioned as Postmaster Gen- 38-52 Jean Dix, 20-year-old wandering fH : 8 Hollett, brother-in-law of Mayor |be aired at a closed meeting of the DPuzan, retired Indianapolis school eral. Mr. Wickard's promotion is yrs.old Reginald H. Sullivan, will be held [0 o,hi70ti0n at the Wednesday teacher who died Saturday at Tra- based entirely on merit and not on

minstrel from California. who plays 4 tomorrow in St. Paul's iti THI | o BY raat om : {luncheon at the Canary Cottage. [verse City, Mich, will be held in Politics, it is said. He was at one } HEED THIS ADVICE! Are you get.

the violin s 11 that even ; ” : : . Fac vu he violin so well that even a judge \ . Episcopal Church. Vestrymen will time a Democratic State Senator [J ting moody, cranky and NERVOUS? gave him $1, was cleared of a dis-| RL : be pallbearers, Burial will be in| ioc (o Hear New Yorker |e Flanner & Buchanan Funeral lin 1,djana. a a ening ; | . ZY ¢ CY. 21S :

orderly conduct charge today and ; : Crown Hill Peter J. Campon, Binghamton, N |Home at 4 p. m. tomorrow. The| a in a good way to pay off the val. | 3 i Friends are invited to the serv- Y. City Cot and a delegate Rev. E Burdette Backus, pastor of IRISH CARGO RATES DOUBLE Toe STD IOS Sten result fiom Nee on his 877 Vl a. ices. They also are invited to calli" the Knights of Columbus con- All Souls Unitarian Church, will : LI ATE a today and take reliable Lydia KE. Bee Oh, B1300 Cilarnativs. A EE either at the home or the Flanner| o iio here, will speak on “Colum- |0Miciate. Burial will be in Crown| LONDON, Aug. 18 (U. P. .— | j Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. For Dix was arrested last night while A & Buchanan Funeral Home. lbus the Discoverer” at the Lions | Hill British Marine Underwriters today | J 2Uer80yrs. Pinkham's Compound has

. aE 3 helped thousands of grateful women playing to a crowd in Times Square. | Mr. Hollett, %ho was 66. died {Club Claypool Hotel luncheon at Miss Duzan, who lived at 650 E. doubled war risk insurance rates on| J during difficult days. Pinkham's has Saturday in his home, 4001 N. 15:10 p. m. Wednesday.

He told Magistrate William Ring : iY X 24th St., was born here Nov. 1, 1866. shipments to and from Eire and| § helped calm unstrung nerves and e Jold hiagisirate ii-iam Ringel : M i He was born in Ar She attended School 1 and gradu-| Northern Ireland a ed lessen distress due to annoying that he was trying to collect enough \ 3 eridian St. e a born in r- Fi A i 2 ol n " 1 i ol rm 1 anc an announce | § female functional “irregularities.” money to pay for his violin. The cadia, but had practiced law here | completes 35 Years — Thirty-fis eae Yl fo ol 4 P ay High that hereafter 8 ich CAPE Cs will ie) Pinkham's Compound is WORTH Judge asked the youth to play “The for more than 40 years. He was tne lyears ago Harry BE. Hendershott, | i A rh Pet Seueits insured only if they proces in con- | TRYING | Old Refrain” and was so moved by senior member of the Jaw firm o 15917 Broadway, joined the Indiana ot sg Lah 0 years a r. 8 " re- voy and follow specified routes | é the rendition that he suspended Hollett, Lafuze & Hollett. Thomas | 5.11 melent 0. Oday Ne Was tired in 193: Miss uzan was a through British and Irish waters. | TRY A WANT AD IN ThE TIMES. I ; I had offices With Mr Bell Telephone C Tod he was| ember of a family of .teachers ; a sentence and then contributed to R. Marsha a Tice Wien IT. |to receive a gold emblem signifying pen teams By ny ae y : as a {been supervising foreman here since| gurvivors are two sisters. Jessie - ' - y m eve op ng.

Dix said he had been playing x y since he was 5 but that it 1 not Mr. Hollett was a former presi-|,. dent of the Indianapoils Commer- |" >" (Duzan, Indianapolis, and Mrs. A. S And PRINTING

until he got to a California reform : : oo voi 3 : c : ; STAN g McMurray, Oelwein, Ia, and two i school—he had taken an unau- NW : cial Club ia the Cham Class Will Meet—The Kumjoinus| nieces. bord Roll Film ber of Commerce. € Was a past |qiass of the Barth Place Methodist | Developed and C

thorized trip in another's car—that Sint of ire Indi > ti president of the Indiana Democratic | ¢h will meet at 8 7 Wedness| printed Club and for many years was g | Church Wi mee of Ruse Winzen ‘Mrs. Cora Murr B-MM FILM and E aa Ais R 5 SE RRR 4 dai . thap dale ay @ 1 A A 4 SS 2 - ; uc : i & Spee XPOSwon a scholarship at Whittier Col- One of the hottest fights at the state Ameri Legi ti i SINKING | ead, 1851 S. New St. | Mrs Cora Murr, wife of the Res ' ures, 36 prints 29¢ lege at Los Angeles. where he stud-| . (ON€ E1 ie ttes Rede At ie Ra mot © Aner (rund. : % : |L. ©. Murr, retired Methodist min- Both Stores fed from 1935 to 1937 hen he, Is that for the post of southern vice commander. James C. Ahe n At the time of his death he was Townsend Club 14 Meets—Town. ister from Martinsville, died Satur- ; Air-Conditioned started eas! (above), Indianapolis, retiring state membership chairman, is opposed [senior warden of St. Paul's Church. | _ Club 14 will meet t 302 H (day in Methodist Hospital. He persuaded 4 music dealer. ih for the honor by W. I. Brunton, Scottsburg; George S. Stofleth, Evans- {He was a member of the Scottish Se a 8 by Ta Raat "011 "She was born near Eminence and 4 ~leveland te oan h A $95 fiddle ville, and Ed H. Bonham, Elwood. The election will be held tomorrow, |Rite. the Woodstock Country Club, |%3¥ ulaing a Pp. m ay. spent all her life in Morgan Count; " Pe wi! cidli(l 10 104dll 1111 ¢ Dat AlliE 3 . i i 1 V. , wit] Indiana Democratic Club, American Rr. M | Survivors, besides her husband, ao iQ

pe r — re nd within three da he had paid | : Dodrill to Speak—The Re : i with bE Stet Fron I Q / ‘Bi P d D Se Sp ASSOCIALIONS | vit will recite at a meeting are three brothers, Homer Elliott, AIA AIA ES hen on he progressed to be - Cc eo) 4 5 qg ara e ay and Sigma Chi Fraternity. He was of Townsend Club 48 tomorrow former Indianapolis attorney, Ed 18 N. ILLINOIS ST rit en ; a graduate of Butler University and i y 4 1 n 1aap Elliott and Otis Elliott, all of Mar- " . Hel the Indiana Law School. night at the I. O. O. F. Hall, 1336 ; a : Claypool Hotel Bldg ! Doors From Power & Light Co.

* * { tinsville ¢ ne At State Legion Meeting Survivors are his wife, Catherine | N BS es Ep

{Sullivan Hollett; two sons, John E

trust d ith the Guarnai " He Hollett Jr, and Byron P. Hollett | : i | hy 10pes to pay off the remaining 100 mee Sp l PIM « at § i flo Ya ae LAA lopes to pay off th fei $ rcs Special : umn. An estimated 6000 Legion ;,4 two grandsons, Thomas Sulli- MRS A R SEYMOUR it within Sor Mite 4d % GARY, Ind, Aug. 19—With the delegates attended the session. van Hollett, and John E. Hollett III r Mr the he, Jud as so impressed bY. 1 preezes supplementing their| Rain halted a scheduled outdoor | 10 BF BURIED TODAY :

his talent ripened. There, authorities gave him instruction and he RRR 3

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ofTforts that he told him : program in which drum and bugle i own high spirit, thousands of Ho00- 4 05¢ contest preliminaries were wo, Mrs. Laura M. Gibson

night lest it be stolen. sier Iegionnaires turned this steel pe held. Funeral services will be held in / ; " I RA fietine Cavite ity into a mass of color and riot| At the annual business session /the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Mrs. Fannie M. Seymour died CLT NIT Reprint From the FLORIDA BISHOP NAMED (of noise today, {of the 40 and 8 yesterday, Brook D. Home at 9:30 a. m. today for Mrs.|/Saturday in her home at 825 Edison | VATICAN CITY, Aug. 19 (U. P).| It was parade day McCombs, Anderson, was elected paura Miedema Gibson, former|ave She was 68. Mrs. Seymour was Holiness, Pope Hius XII, has he parade, the highlight of every grand chef de gare to succeed L. A.|schoolteacher here, who died Friday i inted the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph !annual state convention, was to Wilkerson, Vincennes in St. Petersburg, Fla. Burial will the wife of Arthur R. Seymour Aug. 17 on How to Avoid Skids lex S shortly after noon today and| Other new officers of the organi-ipe in Crown Hill. owner of the Seymour Paste Co 3 ;

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rough downtown Gary, zation are Vernon Circle, Marion,| Mrs. Gibson was 50. She was born she was a member of the Memorial | n an ed today. omn with bands, floats and grand chef de train, north; Wayne|here and was graduated from pyeshvterian Church ree eee eters | PVR CI1INE LEgiONNAITE: Lowe, Terre Haute, grand chef de |panual High School and the In- Survivors are her husband: a| CHANGE IN Al Q | Throngs of people, estimated at train, south; Earl Baldauf, Ander- |djanapolis Normal College. She also qayehter, Mrs. Thelma Allred. In- ! TR N SERVICE 75000. gcathered on the streets/son, grand commissaire intendante; |attended Butler University. She was dianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. C J EVEMNING . ah along the parade route shortly be- Philip E. Clements, Indianapolis,|a member of the Nature Study Club| jordan. Greencastle, and Mrs. Cora | THE SATURDAY Trains 32 and 33 operating be- roc igen to witness the spectacle. grand correspondente, re-elected for and the Order of Eastern Star. V. Culp, Los Angeles, and two tween Chicago, Illinois, and Indian-| The convention, which opened the 15th year; Claude Draper, La- During the World War, Mrs. Gib- erandchildren : { apolis, Indiana, were discontinued Saturday, got into full swing yes- fayette, grand de la porte json was employed in the War De-|" gpyneral services will be held af Rodi : Lk : terdav, with the arrival of several! James Gilroy, South Bend, grand partment at Washington and later 1.39 pn. m. todav in the Harry W effective with last train leaving In- Ano bila . a t thwest * aarles © § BenBrE ; «hy pn 9 xt bundred delegates who attended! cheminot, northwest; Charles C./pecame a tax expert. Her husband Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be dianapolis 8:00 A. M. and leaving the Willkie notification ceremonies Wheeler, Lebanon, grand cheminot, |pjeut. E. H. Gibson, is a patient inj, Highland Cemetery, Fishers Chicago 11:30 A, M. Saturday, at Elwood before coming on to the I Paul oon. Be a |e Bay Pines Veterans Hospital in| r . ke “1isten,’ o - arn convention {grand cheminot, southeast, an U- St. etersbhurg Surviving. besides! ' , & y # 1 ke. JR tg. 1v, i i Howard M. Meyer, Indianapolis, dolph Zenthoper, Evansville, grand | in Fnact, a sister, Mrs Rus. MrS. Rosa Linda Aldridge i 3 ; RE : like | got ay U. S. Mail will be handled by state Americanism director of the cheminot, southwest, sell 8. Williams, and two brothers.! Mrs Rosa Linda Aldridee. an In-| 8 ; Ru : : 3 names’ highway truck between Indianap- Legion, was the principal speaker - -. ee pe a Harry and Duke Miedema, all of dianapolis resident for 38 vears J ; # 2 4 E> J Oy “Mise ) olis and Monon, Indiana. Express at the memorial exercises yesterday LILY LANGTRY’S KIN | Indianapolis |died Saturday. She was 69 and lived | 8 em ha Y J ko al | Rowan, ¢ will be handled on trains 47 and 48 In honor of the Legion members| / ; ; {at 301 N. Belle Vieu Place A5 ow Te $ e The heu who died dunn the pact ver | OFFERED U. §. HAVEN Tilden W. Bailey "aire. Aldridge was born in Scotts: Gi JAE andor MONON ROUTE He called upon his colleagues to] - . { Tilden W. Bailev. an emplovee of burg and lived in Sevmour before J SSE {BR vf 4 i 3 nf 18 Keep tl aith ith their departed rer. 3 | ae . Balley, an empio M1 | com ore: Sh : 2 ABP g by § 3 : comrades ta fehting the a IY ag yy {the State Gross Income Tax Divi- vg gg eT i : 3 y HY Te A hed case F———— ——Langtry last night offered itself sion, died yesterday in St. Vincent's| "g. (ivore are a daughter. Mfrs. | E xd BR You re on Y as a refuge for the daughter and |Hospital, He was 62 and lived at/q 0 joc. Indianapolis: {wo son instrumen the heute

Regular P i W 8 | a 13701 N. Capitol Ave rac ; : Rh £ 8 0Y $7.00 ' granddaughter of the late British|°'’:* ENE Ll : Lin Beatie: (Edwin Aldridge, Indianapolis, and E o£ iF = | ; erimanen ave a e | Mr. Bailey was horn in Sc ~ |Lieslie J. Aldridge, Lios Angeles; two SR X : p SN ; Py aR “May |

Wave | : A ictress for whom it was named, wy - uslv hs been em- ] 21.00 (burg. He previously had be CM" isters, Mrs. Anna B Napper. Scotts- : i ; i Fisther as

‘ if : although it wasn't sure where they | , «98 vears b 1 ) b j : — Beautiful Oil [ployed for 25 years by the Roval yo and Mrs, Melvina Follick, and Ll ee ; fired. 91

sighed a cablegram to the daughter {wo brothers, Dr. J. W. Railey,! { in an ocean linef | It ha

S113 Guaranteed Until the Only and granddaughter ot Lily Langtry, | - Hair Grows Out. Re Coryouatip tl Y:|Berkeley, Cal, and E. C. Bailey: iii miingvs ie : w i the celebrity for whoa Judge Roy | pranklin. and a sister, Mrs. W. I skin Futteral Home. Burial will be Thece giant gears are t nit tremer n Scottsburg + battleship Such gears transmi tf {

The FAIR STORE BEAUTY Shue Bas, BW West Or le Pecos,” | Hubbard, Scottsburg, Funeral serv- This same adh-ship principle, Spike t PHONE RI.-3418 named his saloon, the Jersey Lily ljces and burial will be held tomor- , a; engine to propeller without Sipping her H - ? " ba 1 | I . > Y N © 311 W. Washington St. VE Tyee and later when the railroad came row afternoon in Scottsburg You Can Buy Famous « well established in machinery wa > lave «

to this area, the town of Langtry. | 1 i SAL. GE RED ll eo oliertou ‘Harry E. Knowles py - , ! TLE a Ce NN YH | Harry ££. Knowles: N20 N. Win TOOTH k« ER RORY RCE \ a kup {ter Ave, died Saturday in City Hos- b ard sof? ‘pital. He was 54 RO \D : : in ve Mr. Knowles was born in Madi £ ? ) ng x

{son and came to Indianapolis 33 " : 3 a ae EE ; {years ago. He was employed by the i i JLER " RE | J R : ; Sore LE Indianapolis Railways and was a AES E oe 3 a ines, | \ {member of the Loyal Order of 2 IN ES : £3 Fp od {wen A 4500 J Rg SF Jarre

| Moose. | Survivors are his wife, Nellie: two nt the Following throu! sons, Alfrea E. and Don Rnowle Independent Dealers He ste {two daughters, Mary M. and Naomi : : mome Ruth Knowles: two sisters, Mrs AL'S SERVICE < : ‘ 3 ! i y to ae . {Maud Dunn and Mis. Hattie Keller : SE ICE STATION 4 pi We ’ wet tin

| 3 : 20%6 BE. N r S {and two grandchildren, all of In- hr Br Yore St:

|dianapolis. ‘ia i That |B af ll i go | Funeral services will be held at ARLINGTON TIRE & : VAN | 1nd

| Tow § ) arte W BATTERY 1 % ie z ¢ listher a. m, tomorrow in the Harry W 3 1 % 3 J ' 1 : y 10th St. and Arlington Ave. J h ; Fy =) 3 : ~R - »

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"Regular $5 i (Rd L could be found. Garment Co. SR : i E w Ive Pe: manent Way eS For h 0: Harold Dodd, Lantry postmaster | “He is survived by his wife, Helen; [EVg Srantieh Haren wilt b6 held at i : od ; ss to a ch ers $ Ss ! ously gua

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be in Madison 4 % < REUNION A RE AON SERVIGE ’S Gearedsto-the:-Road safety van if PUBOIS REUNION IS SUNDAY STATION ... gives the Miller Tire Wy 1s of sharp angled, gear 841 Virginia Ave. 3 Every tire has hundreds and hunt re fe o ot. and give yOu Fe al Youl NE Mra . sd ge cis the road, no matter Ot tA he Geared:to our BRENTON'S MOBILGAS hike edges £0 BY RerOus slipping Hy salddieg, ey a thou: ine oy , ‘B Arotecti ars y > A Eek the Road non skid principle proves its Eats Spike

Former Dubois County residents are to hold their annual reunion Sundav at Brookside Park. alte N. Mann is in charge of arrange[ments

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