Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1940 — Page 17

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TUESDAY, AUG. 27, 1940 |

EARLY DEFENDS DEFENSE POLICY

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'Miss Indiana’

~ Willkie Views His Portrait in Oils JOAN THOMSON fo Madlis DIES IN CRASH

‘Shortridge Graduate Was on Canadian Business Trip; He Declares. Rites Thursday.

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U. S. Program Is Proceeding Effectively Under F. D. R.,

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passed away at his hens Services at the M: Arnetha ya th Al bi n. father of William and

William, Pauline Fisher,

and Mrs ani of Mrs. Jennie alsh, Mich Effie Hans, Louisville, Ky.! Mrs. Sarah Harvey and Mrs. Sam Marburger, | both of Indianapolis, also survived by 2 grandchildren, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday 2 p. m, from the residence. 1315 E. LeGrande. Interment Washington Park Friends may call at the residence any time For further information call Tolin Funeral Home. DR- 6969

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BARGAIN PERMANENTS Croquignole Steam Ol]

What bright little Izaak Walton can tell the name of this parody of piscatorial beauty? Well, it's a 200-pound Mola-mola—a deep-sea sun fish. Mola’s expression of chagrin at his plight was reflected on the faces of the fishermen who caught him off Brielle, N. J. You see, Mola is a kind of dopey-of-the-deep, clumsy, all head and a couple of fins, no good as food and less exciting than a guppy.

we SHINGTON, Aug. 27 (U. P). a i : s a 3 : | John Phillips Thomson, former : 1 White House said todav that RE Y local resident, died in an automobile J { > he National Rearmament Program |accident yesterday near Blenheim is proceeding effectiv ely under the {in Ontario, Canada. He was 39. direct leadership of President { The son of Mrs. Frank M. ThomRoosevelt. son, 3320 N. Illinois St., he was an rans White House Secretary Stephen employee of the Folmer-Graflex Co. T. Early said that “reconciliation un hos oe . 3 wa i sine: cident ocBre representing the best avail- curred e informati oo and Treas on Jon Army, Navy Mr. Thomson was a graduate of National De epartments and the {Shortridge High School and PurNan; defense Commission will due University, He was a charter € public late toaay in reply member of Boy Scout Troop 3 in ' . : 0 to the charges of Senator Harry F Irvington and a member of the _ ss Carolyn Akin, 19-year-old Byrd (D. Va) t that (he defense pro- First Presbyterian Church here. winger of the Briss Indiana gram has “bogged down.” Besides his mother, Mr. Thom- contest, was ms the Kay Jewelry Senator Byrd has introduced a son is survived by a daughter, Miss Soy 137 W. Washingion: St, toTesolution to Investigate the ef- Joan Marie Thomson of Detroit: = lo Mee customers and Sign ficiency and adequacy of the de- two sisters, Mrs. James R. Belt of A grap She wil Compete in Tense effort and to keep Congress Kansas City, Mo. and Miss Myrta i Miss America” contest at advised of progress. Thomson of Indianapolis, and two ‘tlantic City, Sept. 2. ‘The figures, compiled by John brothers, Robert M. Thomson of Biggers, industrialist attached to Miami, Fla., and Jess Thomson of the Defense Commission, will show Indianapolis. in effect that orders have been Services will be at 10 a. m. Thursplaced for approximately 6700 day at the Flanner & Buchanan planes, Mr. Early said. This break- Mortuary. Burial will be in Greens. down, he said, will substantiate the burg, Ind. report sent to Mr. Roosevelt vesterday by the Defense Commission Mrs. Anna Marie Welch -—_—— indicating that satisfactorv progress is being made on airplane pro- Services were held at 8:30 o'clock William H. Grubb Sr. Dies curement. WB Hai ces SEN : today for Mrs. Anna Marie Welch Indirectly replying aswes of Willkie in oils is submitted for approval to Willkie in the flesh by Chicago artist John V. Doctoroff at her home, 1002 S. New Jersev St At 70: Born in Kentucky: Wendell L. Wi illkie thai ok: (left), whose work evidently pleases the Republican Presidential candidate. land at 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's y Yr fense Commission is heading into (Catholic Church. Burial was in St Services Tomorrow. | confusion througi: lack of cen- Joseph's Cemetery. tralized leadership, Mr. Early made ore | e ew ear S ve an Ir al le Who had been ill four| William H. Grubb Sr, a retired it clear that President Roosevelt is months, died Saturday at her home. tailor and a resident of the city | the defense co-ordinator in charge | She was 56 and a native of Indian- nearly a half century, died Sunday | of the $10,000,000,000 rearmament| qQ ff on oners fer - our arm apolis. She was a member of the at his home, 1313 LeGrande Ave. drive. i South Side Turners and St. Pat- He was 70. (rick’s Church A nativ < ———— i : $ . native of Rockport, Ky. Mr. By WALLACE CARROLL Jof the raid was “nuisance.” Tt kept! Hospital patients were taken to _ She is survived by her husband, Grubb retired eighc years ago. STATE GETS LINE United Press Staff Correspondent. | Londoners awake and halted the trench shelters during the raid. oy; a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Will- He 1s survived by two sons, James ONDON, Aug. 27.— -o night shifts in vital war i stries oughby; two sons, Norbert M. an J. and Willi: ] Gr yg LONDON, Aug. 2 Bleary-eyed night f Vital wa Industries pce most seriously ill, who could Rr 2 YO Sons. 3 and W. and William H. Grubb Jr; a Londoners, who spent weary hours and some not war industries. oy E. Welch; five sisters, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Pauline Fisher, all in air-raid shelters last night, One brewery worker said that the NOt be removed, were put on mat- Fred Simon, Mrs. John Schneider, of Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. crowced department stores today, long night alagym cost his firm $5000 tresses beneath their beds, Mrs. Roscoe Ruffin, and Misses Sarah Harvey and Mrs. Ellen Murbuying camp beds, folding stools In spoiled beer because the night Thousands of Londoners were at Lneresa and Lena Gruner; three barger of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jennie Ever since 1870 it has and rubber mattresses. Shi could not work. theaters, movie houses. restaurants brothers, George, Michael and Ed- Ww alsh of Grand Rapids, Mich., and i , : ow 1 orf re tl ere] 1 ses, stau ; Jor mystery in Many citizens complained of sorve- | i3 is wriereny Dr Was and saloons when the alarm wand khan and one grandson, all Mrs. Effie Hans of Louisville, and 11 / ns en I'K "as . 3 a g | ‘ childre happens every ness from sitting on concrete floors oun when the fret edi tor. of io sounded. American Ambassador 0 1 Hanapols. | two grandchildren. Ahe o fis) the shelters. Sy En a ; ns or ile Joseph P. Kennedy was at a con- Services will be at nly £ 3] in : 1 ming nev e [S, Usually avail- I'TOW § S p SuDp'y oi ash 0 T> those who were in the theaters aple at midnight. armived in the CTU Of the music of German Com- Mrs. Sarah Etta Keigan [morrow at his home near Evansville. 9:20 o'clock last night, when the | « al madmghi, arrived In the ,,,.6. Richard Wagner. Ti - be in Washington Park. : ger (GSL nig, when ine sirectsoniyat 7a. m J J ie gon Mrs. Sarah Etta Keigan, a r » Some years the fishing is good— given. the night was There or rot ie fev Glermiors cert was not interrupted and he ES. arah Etta eigan, a resisome years you don't even get a more of a lark. “It was morz ike planes aver orm stayed, ont Tinnapolis ost o; her Th Ww nibble. . ¥ Sos Trin pe planes over London during the Some theaters provided sleeping life, died yesterday at her home, omas . oh ArS AVP Dany wank night, never more than 12 at : ' 3 Ti . ; 2 LV St. Mrs f This year it happens to be pretty * raid,” said one woman after tine. ut the dione of Dn facilities. In the early hours of the Rone » V o mont St. Mrs. Keigan, A resident of us * . \ . . > ut tn 1 i ¥ as Thing ae +1 v é il sinc y ‘uarv Om T : terrible. And most people supposed “all clear” signal was giver Ee DA { .,.> morning as the alarm period drew ac i een ill since February, years, Thomas W. that the gar fish were eating up the 3:40 a. m. planes flew Just alOve ie L1€ toward its end busses began parking |" 2° . Sunday at his home, other fish. The State Conservation; Tne theater staffs organized b nk but cove a tow coud for the night along principal streets. A native of North Vernon, Ind. Place, after an illness of servation 1 ier g - bank, but later they went up above, When the alarm i she came to Indianapolis when aly n, Department set up a gar fish con- tertainments, dancing, music and 99000 ot } Peal {ees alarm period ended e was 4 it . Sy 20,000 feet. The screaming and West End streets along which in child. She was a member of the g were to be at trol project and started setting Singing after the end of their regu- | whistling bom } or , : y y Cort g Wuch In EIVICosS Were lo he 8 Yraps. But Verv few a h wore lar programs. A 23-year-old Cleve. | Lristing bombs that were dropped.|the early morning hours there or-|C2Ditol Avenue Methodist Church today in the Shirley ; ps. _ But very few gar fish were oll RE TE He Cite > Tour or five, were dropped while the dinarily is not a pedestrian or au- 20d had been an cmbloyee in the ton Mortuary : " This s oir i Kapinsky who A I planes were low, but did little dam- tomobile for blocks, became sudden-| Maintenance department of the morial Park. his cumstance caused a & mss 3 nis 11 le aoe. On lane hot "va IY Ayres mi 3 a ‘ Jaw nye es at . marked revision of theory. Project Canadian Air Force, sang "Donkey’s The tines seenel eh ! SI oa in the loonday rush, A Pn o 3 ears: Mr. McLean was a member of isiol theory. ns tLh cL le attack se $ \ axicabs were almost unobtain- 2 survived by a daughter, ine Scottish Rite and the Shrine: workers began to think that the Serenade’ and “When Irish Eyes aimed at spreading terror as doing abl ) DO le re : g to think that th ori AB ae) bi ) imed s ‘ g able. A United Press correspond- MIs. Bertha Heltzell; a son, Fred : as representative o people just simply didn't know how Are Smiling In one theater. : damage and the planes seemed to ent got a lift in one NT was Whitney, and two grandchildren, all hs Nas 3 Sues repre pigs of to fish. They tested out this theory I wouldn't have missed 1t Ior the cruise at leisure back and forth to occupied by two soldiers who had ©f Indianapolis. i Se Et Tit h in five 3 3 3 3 x oria a1 “we A y » : ye « i rge 'T1Lory and found it dead wrong. As they bora. he said afterward. delay sounding the “all clear” sig- just spent two days in air raid Services will be at 2 p. m. to- RR ha oO erritory calculated it, the normal fisherman |_1t Was believed that the purpose nal. shelters at Ramsgate. morrow at the Flanner & Buchanan = He is survived by his wife, Mrs, could not possibly catch more than Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Clyde Belle McLean; a daughter one fish every 13 hours 1 Hill. Ein ns ) y i X ' S, of InThis being just what the fisher- A J » DI ; 4 / / 1S a. gr o Memen had i them in the first _ Mrs. Theima Dietz Lean of St. Petersburg, Fla.. and place, the onservation Depart- NDERSON—Mrs. Eita Florence Brown, Buella “vices n A 1 Mele . . ment was right back where it start. 3 Suryivors: Husband, Harry; sister, Mrs, |E. bi Services will be held at 10 a. m.! A. R. McLean of Decatur, IL; a ed from lal- | Prona Pierce; brother, George Thomas. | VAN BUREN—Mrs. Jane Erexson, 69. tomorrow for Mrs. Thelma White sister, Mrs. J. D. McKenzie of St. He ti s ci oC. CLIFFORD —Joseph Stitt. 76. Survivors: Survivor: Clare MIS. DAY hums Dietz, who died yesterday at her | Petersburg, Io owever, it has been thinking Wie NpEnes ughters, Mrs. Anna K fers, Will George and Jess Kelley: sister, : BE home, 2353 N. Gale St. She was 27. of Indianapolis. t and has reached this Gs ; X Russell. : : BW Following servic re Xs ru eee Elia Bevi y Sisters, h X g services at the Moore & Sears > WILKINSON o: ita S 26. Survi : a res : SPE 'Y SW Bron: |_¥LAT ROCK—Mrs. Lillie Blanche Ritch s: Mother. Mrs Rn Se Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, PROSPERITY FOR JEWELERS In years when the Wabash River sm Urvivors: Bradley: son ris Spega Se burial will be at Edinburg. NEW YORK, Aug. 21 (U. P).— floods into the pond and t1 en goes | Ceell » ang I ral Ge -_— Mrs. Dietz came to Indianapolis The American National Retail itchison laughter rs d McKay A x . ; x AcROeCiati i y y back into its banks quickly, the fish- ence Gosch and Mrs. Cleo Hook BENDIX GETS LOAN from Rushville when she was 4 and Jewelers Association, in convention ing is good. In years whe floods 30 akter ‘Clomons; 'Brovie! had lived here since. She was a {00ay. Was told by delegates that into the pond and 1 recedes member of the alvarvy SOO. the marriage and engagement ring bani hy hy C T0 EXPAND YIELD Weaver, Gibson Reunions Sept. 1 Church. Calvary Baptist business has more than doubled 1y, ¢ asnme 1 . 1ce the ¢ iefense drive. Reason: When t 1e flood stays, the SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 27 (U —The Weaver and Gibson families] She is survived by her husband, Sibce te hational defense = fish swim from ne pond to ine P) —Edwin R. Palmer, vice presi- Will hold their annual reunion with Edward; her mother. Mrs. Bessie peaths—runerals 1 river. When the flood leaves quick- dent and secretary of the Bendix a noon basket dinner Sept. 1 at the “28%, and a brother, Alfred White, y fisl ime “iy . roe “ou : 0 . ib} al { Es TIES I the fish have 2 10 time to swim to A lark, Sr Products Corp, Jeanu facturing air- Crawfordsville Park. Members and bot Trstianiaiolis. | Indianapolis Time he river ar us must stay i . diane Ls atio e : C23 i —_— p J H the pond id thus must stay in “gy NTINGBURG—Walter, Thies, 6: I on, 35h uo dere Se friends of the families planning to a AMPBELL Jon Heirs 1a. | vivor: ife Ha: son, W. W.;: d < Se U $ | Services Wednesday. Gar fish have been all but exon- | Mrs. hs 5 Seal: bother, Pr ol 1 000.000 Reconstruction Finance attend were asked to notify Clar- | ‘0 R CHANNEL NOW, | china 1510 N, Chester Ave. erated in this HOPE—Mrs, Agnes Fetter, 73. Survivors: | COD. loan obtained last week would | Shee aos, secretary of the reunion erlang Par |Prushers ns Hurenes Hafield, be used to expand production at committee, of 1931 Westview Dr. wife o {Jessie Kelly, Mrs. Mary Quick. Mrs. least 25 per cent in the next few! ! Aired | Ulrey and Mrs, Ernest McClait ns ast ) w Tr “Mrs Bessie Sage, sister © . U. S. GAMING CHARGE [Si airy, Brpest Seen: sons, wil: 165k, 55 Bradshaw on Program—udge| BERLIN, Aug 21 (0. P)—Dr.| fontt aliond gna _ KoxoMO- Mrs Emma D Tit 1s, 71. Sur Mr. Palmer said the loan would Wilfred Bradshaw of Juvenile Court Robert Ley, leader of the German] Fd her al Wednesday. Sed Home, 2530 nn J t b 1) pT John I > A > . -, 1 y -~ ~~ : yr AGAINST 4 DROPPED: ie i Son, Jaen: Drother, hn Carnine; po ced to expand ali five plants of Will address the 57th annual Marion Labor Front, said today that Ger-| Station St. 10 a. m. Friends invited. . vester E. Young, 52 urvivors: the company and possibly construc- County Old Settlers picnic at Broad HIS) oriers ow eal the English FARRELL Shatlcs Ln h oc 97 (IT . : : ky r ols wi Pl ann our channe > war CHICAGO, Aug. 27 (U. P.) —The Ra tion of a new plant at Baltimore, Ripple Park Thursday af : 4 . | Avon Hill Chapel Wednesday, Federal Government opened the Md bi ternoon.| Writing in Der Angriff, Dr. Ley| Crown I income tax t of Alleged op Sur-| a Prizes will be offered for the best said: nn allpo NY > N » . i y, Te 1 e ax trial of J} x ogea op and | No new construction was pro- church choir, the prettiest quilt and “German people, your Fuehrer has erator of a multimillion dollar Feun jected at the local factory where the most interesting relic more than led f | 3 - ~ ~ +7 - - . PD gambling syndicate today by dis- ish {most airplane parts work is done,!50 years old. ed you for the first time to the missing charges against William R.'o; Ml : iT Colip. and . he said, although the production] great world ocean to the chanSkidmore, reputed “king-pi of ! ne ossin; brothers, Bernard Irov and Javout probably would be rear-! Eckert to Install Officers—Officers €l and the French Atlante CosSk. the operation, and three co-defend- MAXWELY rs. Anna Ruth | ranged. (of the Tillman H. Harpole Ameri-| NOW Sou become a world people! | ants Sh le Tarihi gd ol A... |can Legion Post, 249. will be in-| I believe that makes you proud. Selection of a jury began before 1; Mr stalled by State Police Capt. Walter, ne channel has already become Judge John P. Barnes to try a m x MAN FALLS DEAD AT Eckert tomorrow night at 2523/dear to your hearts. charge that. William (Big Bil MARTON Brenda i Northwestern Ave. Paul Gastenau,| ~ OWr channel’ German workers ite i 4 Dil: A nae : au, ON—Martha. age 66, beloved wife Johnson evaded payment $1,887,- | Sul . hs Mr. STREAM OF ABUSE 12th District Legion Commander. Who are working on the channel are romysoN Johnson of 36 N. Rural. sis. B64 in taxes on ome from ¢ 1 ¢ hor. Bt will preside with other state and Saving and their eyes brighten with er Mrs, Frances Sherry, Cornell gambling enterprises during the Survivors. dau hters. Mrs LLOS ANGELES, Aug. 27 (U. P).— district officials. [Joy and self-respect for being able Ind. also survived be many higres and 3 v ussel : > ‘ aya | SU whom is Ie 23 ¥ last four years. fev and Mts. Russell Howard. Franklin W. Root, 38, was held to- | [to work there. RDN Se rv. Ind shed away Suntds 3 3 , RUSHVILLE—Harry J. Lueas, 65 Pastor to Add of Montzomery It \ \ Skidmore, reputedly JORNSON'S| yi ore Wer sor Thren: acas. 59 day on suspicion of manslaugiter. astor to Address Club—The Rev. | i ———————— dav Aux. 25. Funeral Wednesd Re partner, and 11 others had been Arthur Wilson and Mrs. Fred Jeffry. ‘Police said Root entered a liquor Lirol T. Elliott, pastor of the First, ee a mat StF Connersville, Ite accused of aiding and abetting the . St 1 gare store. but Proprietor Sam Unger, 65, Friends Church, will address the 1 KILLED. 9 HURT AS Friends may gall al the, resiqence, The evasion. In addition to Skidmore, SS Sadie refused to sell him beer on grounds Blisie Investigation Club a the) iy Sy, Se or prayer, 8 p. m i E Fiiewveicer 1 ne oster . Y g Men's Chr sociati > y the Government dismissed charges ™ cinq rihard J Evans, Sarviver. | 11€ Was intoxicated. to eps Ontisgian Association | BUS, AUTO COLLIDE Tuesday. bore Ys 11% aren : —Richar . vans, Jurvivor: ¢ . . "TOW 3 gamss Wil Solas, Otis Sister. Mos. LeMonte Dewey Root became verbally abusive, po- | P. 1. lomorrow, KEIGEN—Mrs. Etta. 2008 Ww. Yezmont Bt. Xal i Miss rnic = N—Mrs. Alice I i id J . ! ther of Mrs. Bertha C. Heltzel (nec; der and ernice Dow! WALTON_Mrs 4 : ce Sel. a} Dnge collapsed and| Post Officers Installed—Officers of Whitney) and Fred W hitnev. passed and Mrs. Hazel died of a heart attack srie i ratki v Monday. Services at the Flannet the Osric Mills Watkins Post, ohile and a Chicago-bound bus| & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday 2 American Legion, have been in- : ; [ p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown | stalled by John A. Watkins, newly- yesterday Killed Mrs. Rosetta] Kin, Friends may call at the mortuary. | A Fisherman’ S Ni htma re lelected Indiana Department Com- betehler of West Lafayette and in-|, .. px Earl, brother of Mrs. Maude . * mander. Thev are: | Jured nine others. They are in the “spangler and Willard hewn: k, JDassed . re : » | away Monday, Aug. 26 mera urs 5 ee ' ——_— Louis M. Grabhorn, commander; | Jasper County Hospital. | Qay, Aug. 29, 1 p. m. at the J. C. Wiljo wl Roul Cornelius, first vice com-| The automobile collided with the Home. 1230 Prospect St. | 3 mander; Joseph A. B. Smith, second bus on a curve near the junction of Burial Crown A ] \ ; } vice commander William G. Albers- | Routes 10 and 53 near DeMotte. |poToN—Beniamin W entered ito rest : } Gh : ond: ge 74 vears: fa 3 3 3 : 'hardt, adjutant: Roy Chiles, finance | a — ua NO Sat ore and Roy Ooton. Servofficer; the Rev. Guy O. Carpenter 25 SAVED FROM 2 SHIPS jes Thursday 00% Hon ind Paste i : ’| J i J “hristian ure ! chaplain, and Dr. W. R. Bolen,| DUBLIN, Aug. 27 (U. P).—The| a TE Fran Jon, wore Peace sergeant-at-arms Norwegian steamer Varegg has| Chapel until 8:30 a. m. Thursday. (An- | = oe wi s ‘wit 9a wivare | derson papers please copy.) arrived at Galway with 25 survivors Townsend 48 Meets—The weekly from two ships torpedoed in the PURCELL Harry William. age 69. be meeting of Townsend Club 48 will Atlantic. They had spent six days | Jae nel lie Knox and Anna May Harris be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the in open boats before being rescued. | Asst : Sunday ung me ce 24 1, O. 0 F. Hall, 1336 N. Delaware The names of the torpedoed vessels| ja) Flo ark Friends may call or i St. | were not disclosed. Minkner St. after 5 p. m. today pn uesutiatn 8 1 ife of George, mother Dienhart to Address Jv. C. of Co] Adveruisement NOR Tarr ‘and (Robert Non ho | : " wa Sunday riends may ca Junior Chamber of Commerce men- OMEN i Tolin Funeral Home. 1308 Prospect’ St. bers will get a chance tomorrow | A re uth, de Ne Ch: In-| to learn about their Municipal Air- RELIEVE NEEDLESS SUFFERING terment New Crown. Friends invited. port and its relation to national SHARP—James (Jimmie), entered into rest defense plans. They will hear I. J If functional periodic complaints Sunday, age 13 years, son of Celestie . . 3 > make you moody, nervous and irrita- Angrick and s teps n of Winfred Angrick. | (Nish) Dienhart, Airport superin- ble, try CHI-CHES-TERS PILLS for brother of Bert A. and John jEdvard t e i é i ¢ ain and Sharp. eC of James an eanette | tendent, at a “luncheon at the Re I SAFE to McGlothlin., Services Wednesday 3 n. m. | Canary Cottage discomfort. They are t residence. 525 hiand Ave. Bur- . i take as directed. Contain no 50¢ pt TR SiUOneY ks ps y ia ashi ¢ habit-forming drugs. Sold / R 0 EVELT TO at all druggists. and up THOMAS Judson, a 64 Years, Beloved 0 In business over fifty-five years. husband of Etta womas, fé { Louisia Campbell, Kenneth Thomas, ANID Katherine Feltz, Thomas R. Thomas, | BEFORE TVA TALKS BSURLURUCMINSUSGUTE ©: fons Mc ite 4 phert homas an James sen) — gg : of Mary Thomas of Brazil, Ind érother WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (U. P.).! Advertisement of John, Thomas, pLemovne, Pa. and ’ . . sre vron Yomas o anville, : Ss | — Presi y ’ = awav at his residence Monday evening. President Roosevelt leaves for his WAKE p YOU § Funeral Thursday 1:30 p. m. from ShirHyde Park home tonight for a few lev ‘Bros. Central Chapel. Illinois at 10th J days of Jest before going to the call at BF oher 5 D. nT | Tennessee Valley Authority area LIVER BILE —— TROMSON_John Philip. age 39 vears, | » - » - 3 TN MS by -Jonn i " J Ss. over the week-end to deliver two passed awav Monday in Blenheim, Onspeeches at the dedication of a new Without Calomel— And You'll Jump Out of 51/5, C80 0 S01 nda “10a mn TVA dam and the opening of the Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go Friends Jnvited and 1 p.m. at the M Vv N 3 > hapel out ar emetery, ireensGreat Smoky National Park. The liver should pour 2 Pinte of bile juice a "Ind. Friends mav call at the — = into your bowels every day. If this bile is residence. 3320 N. Illinois St.. until mot flowing freely, your food may not di- Thursday morning. est, It h Best, } ony Sevay iu 1 Do ies WHITE—William, age 77 vears, known as ¥ ‘Uncle Billy,” beloved husband of Annie Permanent compiete stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world t . 'k 4 : looks White, father of Mrs. Edith Hawkins with hair cut, sham- j| looks punk, and George White, grandfather of! Betty voo, push-up It takes those good, old Carter's Little Hawkins, passed awav Monday morning wave and $1 up Liver Pills to get these 2 pints of bile flow. at residence 1412 King Ave. Services ringlet ends.. | ing freely to make you feel “up and up.’ Thursda 10 m. West Michigan Roberts Beauty Shop { t a pac av. Take as directed, | Methodist Fs Friends invited Bur528 Massachusetts Ave, | fmasing in making bile flow freely, Ask | jal Washinrton Park. 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Tuesday, Aug. 27, 1910

STIERWALT--Flov Myrtle entered rest Sunday, age 53 vears. wife of bert M. Stierwalt, mother of Gordon and Robert Stierwalt. sister of Mrs. Virgil I'raux Mrs Vesta Knov, i Sun mers and Luther Eqson NVednesday 1 p.m Harry W. Moore ks ice Chapel. Burial Memorial Park.

Times, into

Funeral Directors

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FLANNER & BUCHANAN | vronomis oratsie——

MORTUARY WM. CARSON, next USED CAR. AIR-CONDITIONED 100 choose from. 1665 S. Meridian. or. A HRL | —— x. Goiios i. 3 Ww. ra reek Blvd. (BARBER SCHOOLS) 337% —

- 2 Barber Schoo BERT 5. GADD International Ss

342 E. Wash. LI- 0700 1140 Prospect St.

(BEAUTY SHOP) GRINSTEINER' S

OPENING SPECIAL: $6 Permanents Shampoo ana Seis 50¢ 1601 EE NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

BEAUTY SHOP. 10 W. Ohio, RI-0223. Blenna (Peggy) Bicknell, ager G. H. HERRMANN "(BODY AND FENDER REPAIR) 1503 8. EAST SI HISEY & | j | us (BREAK SERVICE AND \LiGNMENT MORTUARY {WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION, : REMODELING. roofing, siding, storm Sash, [R-1150. CH-1806 Payments AGAN. ~ 'WA-4006, DR-3486. 946 N. Illinois L1-5404 ENJOY-

BODY and fender repair; painting. weld ing. WARREN AUTO SERVICE, 226 N. 951 N. DEL AWARE ST. | 1231 N. Meridian; RI-4541. Brake serve LI- -3828. | ice and whe alignment To : - C AFE, | J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect Si

DR-5307 $3.50 GY'S RA 2086, mane

RI.-5374

OR-4 4477

WHEEL

labama, RI-5755 MOORE & KIRK (BUILDING SERVICE)

TA-6056

—GOOD FOOD at 526 Indiana Ave

(CARPENTERING)

| : RI-2020 work.

OR-0321 small,

DR-0322 CARPENTERING rocfing, cement nclosed porches No job too Reas sonable DR-326 Florists and Monuments 6 ar sMmiTH-Contrac repair work, cabinet work creen porches and storm _Sash, painting. ( CH- -6527 Day or night. (CEMENT WORK) Lr nENRY GLESING. cement floors, [ER Shes _Stens. walks driveways: reas. IR-6951, (FENDER REPAIRING) SMASHED tenders repaired at your home, elding, prav painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. RI. 5740 L (FUR COMPANIES)

Lost and Found 7 IES) vse Layaway plan; make selection now,

LOST—Small coin purse, containing 2 dia- Fur Terms, Indiana Fur. Co. 23 E. Ohio, mond rings. bunch of kevs and money, — — | (FURNACE CLEANING)

liberal reward. Call BR R-5225. ) | CLEANING. REPAIRING—Victor Furnaces; containing $324.00, valu- | EANING SEPAIRING-Vitio! Firaaces: | | |

leather,

BROWN Liberal reward.

able papers. DR-0857. HALL-NEAL FURNACE LI-4576 (FURNITURE)

BETTER used furniture for less. HOOSIER 237 E Wash

|Help Wanted —Female 8 lence. OUTFITTING CO. ONSTRAS TORS -— sosmetic expr en OE selling through Dent Stores (FURNITURE REPAIRING) Unincumbered. Salary and bonus. Phone | cHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane IR-4323 for appointment. LaFord Chemi-| “hickory or reed. Call Board of fndustoal cal Co. 105 N. Bradley. Aid 1 for Blind, WA- 1500. 3 GIRLS “complete “beauty yanung in ek (GARAGES) tess duties, 00seVell | me gharge tor hos COMPLETE motor tune-up “ Painting—Wrecker Service 18 WANTED Experienced pastry women; ex- LI-0835

perienced salad women; experienced - r—— itresse TA" 'S, 642 BE. 38th St COMPLETE motor waitresses. EATON | BUILDING PAINTING G

‘Help Wanted—Male g|_Garuge. 746 Mass. RI-0301.

(INSURANCE)

Revoked Drivers’ License

All other auto and fire insurance,

all make cars, Ray.

“CHASSIS, BODY RE G. Fisher

Attention, Salesmen We are putting on salesmen to sell | nationally adv. household necessities in- | RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. cluding Esmond Blankets, Innerspring 208 Indiana Trust Blde RI-5040 Mattresses, original Rogers Silverware, - -— =a Dinnerware, etc, on very small weekly (PAINTING) payments. Large comm. paid weekly and | cee ——— in advance after verification, Excellent INTERIOR Fx! erior and STAGE Painting. nossibilities and excelient opportunity to Special prices on HOTELS, APAR become crew managers. Call 9-12 a. m., MENTS CH- aa 1-3 p.m MR LAWRENCE Interstate PAPER HANGING) Home Equipment ( Co., 309 | N. | Illinois. PAPER HANGING. painting, interior, ex: terior. Estimates free, Work guaranteed. NTED—Salesman for house to house OR > WANTED must be over 24: give as much | ROBERTS. CH-6231 details concerning yourself as possible PAPER furnished, hung and vour Felotences in replv. Address ing. cleaning, general Times. Box — WA-1678. WA-4971 . FIRST 8 TOOL MAE FRs. (PLASTERING) AMERICAN BEAR PLASTERING. new and old; patch work; 420 8. HARDING ST. am— specialize in old work. LI-T1 NEED boys to help peddle, $7 to $10 per (RADIO SERVICE)

ek. 1438 Olive, after 6 p. m. is a, ————————————— 50¢ Serv. Calls 3; Raoio—om

Jositions Wanted, Female 10 (RENT_A NEW CARD __ NEW ~ TRUCK! AHO Models.

ENT A 1; day, week. RI, 1663 | DRIVE. IT YOURSELF INC. enDAYWORA De foe You call (SANDWICH §HOoPSY. one, 0

. he SHACK --Drive-in and picnic 1032 W. North. sandwiches our special-

$3.50 up; paint house cleaning.

Beautifully and deliver,

CHICKEN service. Chicken

Laundry 2224 W. 16th. BE-0586.

EE ——" tv 2 3 “daughter, 10; full ——— HOUSEKEEPER with White, (SERVICE STATIONS)

charge; references; Pro testant. —— call 927'2 8. Meridian. BRYANT BROTHERS Cities Service Sta. d girl wants job taking care tion tires batteries, accessories. Tf children by the week, Call TA- 876 66 | E. New York LI-0484,

ee (SHOPPING BAG CO.) 12 DEUBENER SHOPPING BAG CO., INC.— rd | Wholesale JRaBufag: der, 2702 Applegate,

hear from reliable man |- Indianapolis. DR-3 ce t ear {ro ye — Ee to overhaul, install and] (t ty » ARS) service Air Conditioning and Refrigera’ CAR A-1 condition. Reasonable. 1115 ment Mus : HON Pe interference with present N. Mer. Studebaker Distributor, ' L. SIRLIN. Manager, 1021 N. Meridian,

occupation For interview write at once a RI-4876. Lincoln Zephyr and Mercury

giving name, address, age. UTILIT TIES INST., 487, Care Times. Bistrinitors PRED WILLIAM y

) M BEGINS Sept. 3. . Interested | — FALL TERM, Bo to call personally, if (WINDOW | BLINDS) convenient. Or if they prefer comnlete | YENETIAN BLINDS — “Window Shades. PATTERSON SHADE & FLOOR COV-

literature will be mailed . promptly Spon e CENTRAL BUSINESS COL-| ERING CO.. 1142 N. Meridian, _—_ “(WINDOW Sa

Schools & Instructions

WOULD we can

Architects and Builders Bldg | SHADES)

l RA LEY — . = » | - 1 3 o Personal Services 3 JRL rn RI-1581. ad

SPECIAL OFFER

a fre want ad Jesuits in The Times at OIL PERMANENT $1.09 ,,

sl 09 lowest word in the city. Phone cludes Shampoo, Set & . | RT- 5551 for iy % esuita at low cost. Choice of Arch or Manicure,

Trim, OE International Beauty School. 229 N. Fenn. Socimess Opportunities 20

FOR SECURITY - - mri = T RESTAURANT; small town; popular: go and COMFORT | ™ bus. DICK'S LUNCH, own BoD nd.

““Phone RI-355]1 tor iowest want | word rate in the eity and o oulck k_results

ee H. E. ry & Co. 160 E. Wash, St.

to Exalt Mother- —

Send 10c for BKIt, | Lemcke Bldg. Swaps 31

with plates. |

Plan

Interesting hood.

Planned Parenthood Assn.

WANTED—Baby highchairs Call CH-3731-W.

Used Furnace A-1 Condition. 2920 Roosevelt, Outboard Motors Rent, Sell BR-4246, BE-3731. WILL TRADE eauity in Sr house or clear lot for car. 317 Harlan, SWAP Poolroom, 1514 N. IlliMois. cash or or late car, Bargain. Inquire above e_sddress, GOOD Carpenter will exchange vor BE References : E-4992. day k- tor EES or milk goat for typewriter % “cash, \ Bal BR-1715,

treatment, Dr. A. P. Hall,

402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198. (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

0 VSL RR LLL A CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th WA-0084