Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1942 — Page 17
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"Nev Haven ( the Phils of League
| Hockey) Meets
. Douglas Loses Scoring Lead
7 Manag; Herbie Lewis discouraged overconfidence today as he Owner Fred Mandel Jr. of the] band of Gertrude, fathér of Doro TATE PERSONNEL LE ION, ; prepped hii Capitals for tonight's coliseum battle with New Haven, the National league’s Detroit Lions fa-| 3, brother of Albert, of Dallas Ter. Meridian, Balats. 305 orth all maks of cars. See Mr. 3 Phils of thi: American Hockey league. . vors postponement of the annual anner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednes- TYPISTS —Ediphone Operator. Beldon, Gates Motors, | New Hz en has won one game. That was a 3-to-2 decision over ay ens HL. ~Biiline Ine., 3327 N. Illinois street.
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Pittsburgh, a western division member. The Eagles have lost seven and tied twice |n overtime contests. One was a 2-2 “embarrassing” game
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Mandel Favors
{Draft Delay
cause of the drain on college football players by the armed services,
December professional draft meet-
ing until next spring or summer. First choice of the college players by the last-place Lions next month
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PS RING : i , 5 d kK 15, - Ofrs SCORING = | my moss, Cope detomienan will do litle io allevisternis olubs) Scr, ily AC dibs Has io Berionnedk. oSMAN . "es the season started, troubles, Mandel believes, because| ence Vert Mrs. Mae Arrowsmith, blvd. Phone my office, RI-1331, giving 4 injured before complete facts about yourself. Les Douglas: ........ 3 11 18 is due to play tonight. He will re- so many college players are leaving Ene ie of Miz. Jean Hartley and p yourse Joe Fisher .... vires 8 6 12 place Hee Kilrea in the lineup and the campuses for the armed serv- a at Hexiy W. Moore Peace Chapel, Full or Part Time ICE ROUTE DRIVERS Bill Jennings ."...... 7 5 + BI okie Fred Weaver on the team ices. Burisi ‘Washington Park, Apply WEST SIDE ICE CO., 223 Lynn st. Adam Browi ........ 5 6 11 x “There's no point to drafting &|swoPE—Horace G., died a Sth Veterans’ M Caf ICE ROUTE DRIVERS roster. Hospital Sunday, 10: m., 7 anager Cale Hal Jackson ......... 3 6 9 player who may be in the army or P : age POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. Smith Brothers ears. Funeral services at ‘Grinsteiner’s N Pp WASSON & co B Bill Thompson. ...... 4 : 8 Kil will be moved to the front navy by next season,” Mandel sald. a me, 1001 Burial Park TE po . 2000 BT Miller aye. Cliff Simpson ....... 1 5 : fine FO Bill Jennings and Cliff The ogieal thing to do seems to tery, ; Greenfield, Ind, 3:30 p. m. Friends } oi ’ - nvit . . Moose Sherritt ...... 2 Simpson. Weaver will not be in Ya an the eague’s annual meet. Waitress Mgnt work; 3 nights, dud MeAtee . ....... l 3 § uniform. He injured his knee Sun-| § : th die hetvee stl oy he: TE Oris, momar "6 1, Pelored | Kitten Restaurant, $914 E. Wash. MAN ¥red Weaver ........ ./day night against Washington. i Ve a muc or Rasenture, passed away Friday at her ‘ Also short order cook for Joe Brown .......... 0 4 4 Lewis’, starting team again will bel § dea on which boys, if any, will be residence, 74 ‘Shelby, Funeral Vednes- WAITRES night work. 411 8. Il 25 to 45 years of age to drive ) , ay, night wort, Liboe, LL Cully Simon ........ 0 3 3 Joe Brown, Bill Thomson and Jud £&= available. We'll also have a clearer oor ne Ist Prosper ot. Burial, w WAITRE size 12; nights; steady|] $38 tank truck. Experience un- 5 Hee Kilrea .......... 2. 0 2ipeAtee on the front line with Gor- picture of how the war is going. Py Boe an ey call ‘at HE SS Lou ‘Southern Barbecus | | necessary. Apply Denison Serv- | Dick Behling ........ 1 1 2 qoft (Moose) Sherritt and Hal Jack- Mandel, whose team has lost 10 and Cocktail Inn, 1820 N. Meridian joe. Cor. Obie. anvil Penn. son at the defense spots. straight league games without a| Funeral Directors 5 WAITRESS Good salary; meals and k dil Lewis (feels that New Haven is win, sald there was assurance the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME IR-4948. I a MAN for grease rack. Salary and com Hoc ey Stan ing long overdue for a victory and that government welcomes continuance 1934 W. Michigan St. WAITRESS—Experience. Good salar and mission. Wiles sonnson Motors, 3815 Col tonight may be the night for the of pro football providing it does tps. BARTON HOTEL COFFEE SHOP.| lege. HU. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eagles. They have Joe Levandowski not interfere with the war effort. PAUL E. DORSEY 3315. —-— Western Division GA pis, | 2d Joe Shack, two veterans, who : 39285 E. NEW YORK IR-1173 WANTED SERVICE" MECHANICS ; s. (scored those third-period goals to Market 134 | STATION ATTENDANTS rede. 6 : De AROLIS 8 3 3 a lati the Caps in the earlier game. Wabash Schedules FARLEY-FUNERALS co: w. stores (Girl, married or single, age 18-40 yours] 4 Cheviolet mechanics, 4 Ford meloveland ......... si 5iv ww jelOler team velsiany are Lov ‘Ts. 20 Net Games Tes and, hile PMA || emis ane 1 nent watchmen, Pittsburgh... 5 6 o 38 42 10 bovitch, Will Hoch, Gus Mancuso FLANNER & BUCHANAN Delaware St., 8 a. m.-4 p. R d c h c {3th & N M I. Eater Division and Gearge Patterson. CRAWFORDSVILLE, Nov. 24 (U.|25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-337) ed bab Go. » Mer. } W L 'T GGAPs. The Eagles, also, have a brother P). =~ Athletic Director Robert E. BERT S. GADD WANTED See Mr, Cook Hershey ....... vee ® 3 1 42 35 19/act: the Smith brothers, Nakima Pete” Vaughan of Wabash college | siz prospect St. MA-6049 Attractive, cultured young —f Providence ......... 8 6 0 57 52 16/and Carl. Nakima is a veteran and today announced a 20-game basket- lady to Ww ork in photograph METAL worker, 1st class on, automobiles. Washington ........3 8 ‘1 41 6 7|formerly played with New Haven. # ball schedule that includes two Big GRINSTEINER’S a a aD |. EN) av Revuigms, orth, New Hoven fi: — * *% ® 4Carl, nicknamed Wink, has de-| Cliff Simpson, rookie center for the Capitals’ third front line, is | Ten opponents, 11 college confer-|!601 E New York MAS |W pesrance, use good English, NIGHT COOK LEAGUE SCORING pe a sharpshooter. New| 1..4ins the club's rookies in scoring. Simpson has scored three goals |€nce contests, four out-state oppo- +6. H. HERRMANN be able to write an intelligent White. Eaton's, 042 E. 38th. G. A. pis. Haven fans threaten to change his| nq four assists for seven points. He will team with Bill Jennings |nénts, two games with Ft. Knox and [150 s. EAST ST MA-8488 letter, Selling experience White or colored: might Demarco, Providence ....... 10 14 2 nickname to Blink; you know, he' ,.4 Hee Kilrea tonight when the Caps skate against New Haven at [One with Notre Dame. helpful. Must really like peo- | PORTER Joi” 500 236° so. ¥ W. Kilrea, Hershey ......... 6 15 21/makes the red light blink. the Coliseum at 8:30 o’clock The somplete schedule: HISEY & TITUS ple and enjoy talking with Cunningham, Cicveland .... 7 13 20 ; . " ani india Dec. 1, Central Normal: 7, at Indiana; MORTUAR them. Must be ambitious SALESMAN Bartholome, Cleveland ...... 8 10 18 Demarco Leads League 10a Biren, iwesleyan: 12, #51 N. a ST. Promotions will be of own Younz. married ‘mam: hot over 35. tos Forsey, Providenie .....o....10 8 18] Les Douglas who was leading the at ing 16, Franklin; 19, Xavier; 23, LI-3828 making sales i in downtown area. Good Horeck, Providerce .........8 9 17l1eague last week in scoring dropped J E WIL 1 AM AY Jan. 1, Northern Illinois State Teachers: MOORE & KIRK ; . opportunity for advancement. Regular | Locking, Cleveland .....ce00¢ 7 10 17 : 7, Manch Aft : : A salary increases. Large local corporation jd Catare reat BNC ..ossers 14 16 Sowa to a tie for eighth place ac- : 19, at DeFauw. 12, Es 1, at Earlam, IR-1159 CH-1806 TA-6056 c > “ Rr Bot flouted by IRiionite of ahoria es, 18 Douglas, Indianapolis ....... 5 11 1¢/C0rding to league figures released] npw YORK, Nov. 24—Putting | more than 10 or 12 leagues, In- | 10, at Pt. Knox: "13 Birimam: Soc oi SHIRLEY BROS. CO. a , outline of experience and telephone num | Frost, Hershey . cesses. 8 8 16|today. In the top spot now is Ab one little word after another and : Butler; 24, DePauw. 2 954 N. Illinois LI-5409 ber. Box 861, care Times. i | Hergert, Hershey ........... 7 9 16/Demarco, Providence wing, Who! oi -tever became of the old char cluding the two majors, Will be In | “March 3, at Notre Dame. aN needs two ladies WANTED SERVICE A Hunt, Buffalo . ............ 5 11 16spared from 10th position ‘scoring e operation next season. ROBERT W. STIRLING WESTERN UNION 25 - 35. Typists {
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IL. U. to End Best
Season in 30 Years BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 24 (U. P.).
five goals and seven assists for 12 points. His total now is 24. Wally Kilrea, Hershey wing and brother of Hec, is second with 21. Wally
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Hockey Player
Limit Reduced
BOSTON, Nov. 24 (U. P.).—Three minor rule chiinges and a reduction of the Nationel Hockey league team player limit from 15 to 14 were the only new regulations to govern bigtime hockey ‘oday. President Prank Calder announced the changes after a meeting of the bourd of governors last night. The player reduction was a compromise 1nove reached after Manager Art Ross of the Boston
Bruins had sought to cut’ the A BASKETBALL
er limit to 13 because of the draft and war manpower infoads. Ross explaincd himself“as “satis-|W fled” after the meeting. “If the majority feels that way, we’ll go along with them,” he said. Under. the new rules each team still may have three forward lines, four defensemin and a goalie but no spare man nn the bench. It also was voted to allow any team to compete with as few players as desired. The ininimum previously was 12. Minor changes were—if a player * holds the puck less than three seconds and drops it at his feet there is no penalty but if he throws it away, the pen:lty is called; there shall be no whiiitle if a puck hits an official in penalty zones and inten-
tional offsides shall be faced off five| qq. East Steel Castings, 30; E. 0. Atns,
feet within the center zone rather than on the ble line, President Calder said that no decision on {he critical trans-
' {was not listed in the league’s top 10
scorers last week. Tonight's game is the only contest being played in the league and will be the Caps last appearance here until Dec. 13. . The “boys in blue” will play an exhibition game in Toledo Saturday night against the Michigan - Ontario amateur league champions. They will practice in Detroit next week for their Dec. 3 game with Buffalo. The swing through the East calls for additional stops at Cleveland, Providence, New Haven and Washington.
Tonight's Factory league schedule for Pennsy 8: We 15— Allison Red
8: 8.15. Stewart-Warner vs. Eli Lilly. 9:15—Ft. Harrison Quartermasters vs. Curtiss-Wright.
Tomorrow _ hight's Industrial schedule for Pennsy gym is: T:15—Packard Mig. vs. Indiana Gear. 8:15—Billings General Hospital vs. Ertel Ma
chine 9:15— Inland Container Herrington.
Tonight's Big Six schedule for High School gmynasium: 7—RCA vs. U. 8. Tire
I A. A. vs.
league
vs. Marmon-
Howe
8—P. R. Mallory Vs. Lukes-H arold. 9—Bridgeport Brass Vs. re oational Harvester,
Results of the Bush-Feezle Commercial eague last night at Pennsy are: Labor Temple defeated West Side Social club, 0 21, and R. C. Cola defeated LinkBelt, 40 to 29
9 p=
Other league results last night = are. Ruiin-Hagsler league at South Side Turn-
or ohiardson Rubber, - 27; Naval Armory,
of a million over to the merchant seaman’s relief. Anybody inter=ested? We thought not. : #2 8 2 “SINK ’EM WITH Sinkwich.” That must have been Auburn’s battle chant as they toppled Georgia, the “No. 1 football team” of the nation. The Harvards still can’t understand how they lost to Yale. They had a touchdown run called back; they saw two pass receivers drop touchdown heaves and, the bitterest brew of all, they saw a Yale runner, Timothy Hoopes, ‘elude at least four tacklers in scoring the winning marker. That made five victories in a row for the revitalized Elis and stamped Howie Odell, a newcomer, as one of the outstanding coaches of the year. : ® 2 ® THE MINOR LEAGUERS will dominate the Chicago baseball meetings next week. They have vital player and territory problems to cope with. It is the opinion of George Weiss, head of the Yankee farm system, that no
Challenges Pep’s New Ring Title
HOLYOKE, Mass., Nov. 24 (U. P.). —Lou Shiro, manager of Sal Bartola of Boston, plans to go before the New York state athletic commission today to post a check for $1000 with
Gohman’s Market, 2; Merchants, 0. (Forfeit). Curtiss-Wright
Interplant league
West Indianapolis
a challenge for a bout between his fighter and Willie Pep, new holder of the New York state version of the
probably be frozen, which is to say that if Mr. Bill Spivins owns an operating grant in, say, Mobile, Ala., it will still be there for him when the war is ended. The player problem is more complex and no one seems to have a definite idea as to how it will be solved. The possibility exists, of course, that so many players will be called there will be no disposal problem at all. Best guess is that a plan. will be worked out by which a club owner, having players on his hands and no place to play them, will be given additional time in which to deal for them.
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MAN POWER is only one of baseball’s problems. Transportation is another. An illustration is the predicament which faces the Pacific Coast league. Two of its members, Seattle and Portland, are far off the main line, They are to be dropped and the league
telescoped into a compact, six-
club affair. It is ‘expected Seattle and Portland will join the Western International, a class B outfit for the duration. Anything to keep going. By the way, Joe Cronin, manager of the Red Sox, should be popping up in London any hour now. He's already shipped. Red Cross work is his assignment. Kansas City, Yankee affiliate, has lost its manager. Next stop for Johnny Neun, 42 and married, is the navy; post, Norfolk. Dolph Camilli may not be kidding when he says he’s through with the
—Bo McMillin’s Indiana university footballers, on the brink of completing their most successful season in three decades, prepared to go back to work today after a day of hard-earned rest. The Hoosiers drill today for their final contest of the year against Ft. Knox at Male high school stadium in Louisville Saturday. Ear! Dolaway, who injured his leg in the Purdue game, is expected to be ready for action against Ft. Knox.
Culver to Play Season’s Finale
Times Special
CULVER, Nov. 24—Culver military academy will close its football, season Thanksgiving Day at home| against Valparaiso university “B” team. Thirteen. varsity and reserve seniors will play their last game. Twenty-two players will receive letter awards Thursday night at the academy’s football dance. John Milstead of Indianapolis will receive a letter.
Wanted: Some Boxer For Angott’s Title
PATTERSON, N. J., Nov. 24 (U. P.).—The National Boxing association and the New York state athletic commission will meet soon in an attempt to devise a way of finding a representative champion to carry the lightweight laurels vacated by Champion Sammy Angott,
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Experienced or beginner, P vosition. mush. be (INSURANCE) i Louis Browns third. dianapolis, and one sister, Mrs. 8S. Ins ut mus accurate. ermanent position, | ENSE ’ Dunn, of Bicknell: one brother, Wil-| FPermanent—chance for advancement. id typist. Wonderful ortu- REVOKED AUTO L Cc Regular $18.95 ; s NNE , Mal rapid typis on ul opp MIXMASTER Skates, Fiber or : Joung 38¢,, Tuesday By ty TH, “Nov, NE Eos nity to learn freight rates. Call om SELIABLE INS. ASENOE: ne oF eccoscasencacinrranane . 6, 10:30 a. m. at residence of Robert . Aukle H-1651. Transamer- 4 | ing aire Maple Boller B owling Scores CAPONS ...ecovesscsccesses 36¢ Lb Baker 258s Sdodlure i: rr Hil) Flat Work Feeders i Freight an Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. ‘ ew Automatic : Large aes : Friends may call at residence. Leap : ~- yo Las ; MA-3425, L. D. MAZUR, 108 BE. WASH. ST. i | nN » MIX $ ; 95 i" t night's leading bowlers: BOCK FRIES o.covconcenense 30¢ 1b. service, and Folders BO 16-17, to learn advertising, display (PAPERHANGING) ; FINDER ; Edward Schanke, Reformed Church... 635 28¢ BISHOP—Arious . and process printing. Good opporBill Noftke, Evangelical 675] FAT HENS ...eccececceccecs Lb. Courtland, beloved hus See M Hook : IN 59010 4 Charles Bighoirec Americus can... soa] | Boling ro NF 3 A fs of Sores, Srouer 8 luis. Hooter a TR a I TN - William Behrens, Evangelical ......... 639! § CHICKENS ...... ET sd Lb. T-in- v and Food Checker, white. n on 28 Roy Weiper, St. Joan of - National 665 FREE DRESSING 1aw of Kate Hester of Fishers, member PROGRESS LAUNDRY CASHIER Experienced. LI-1361. ate service, Call TA. 0270, BIT 8 PAIR Selmier, Kiwanis 646 rap ' (PIANOS) : 3 HE i A AR is M A | passed away at his home, 1910 Hollo- 430 E. Market . Experienced, 510 Jed Easy DD To Haat sma, Auto Transportation .. 659 RION neral service at the Royster & Askin Fu- Chicken Dresser x'rivus. ss 24x. «8 Pennsylvania. MA-1431, i Terms EASY Ea 4 onard Faust, Fraternal ............. 639 neral Home, 1902 N. M t. 1:30 2 = - - te i : Pay. (0h heal Carroll Walker, N. 8. Basinéssuion. ass Poultry Co. LI-5519 p. m. YW eeday. oy Riverside AR. BY ss BRT 285, of OLEAN: AE ae Jk in candy (PRINTING) | Sunbeam Deluxe MENTS | RREYE Charles s Gra 7, Relormed me 1076 5. MERIDIAN Call at “ine funeral noms. | hes MY =itls to park cars. Apply COAL DRIVERS YOU Wn ere uae 5 Ab © , Little Flower.......... oe 62 . %. er. ne AUTOMATIC § Sl > Darringer, Transportation ....11...!!! 68 p—— my | COOK—Louise, age 92 years, beloved| Denison Service, Ohio-Penn POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. New York st. i COFFEE MAKER : yer, Op Danii Paper..... = % UIT S& TOPGC 0 AT S fhother of of es Wachter, Isabel Jacoby, : : 2000 aorihvesters ave. (REMODELING Li Roller Skate $2 45 | Frank Krause, Transportation ........ 628 Clad 8 Little Wiliam V. Ee GIRLS Sunbeam Toaster, Carrying Cases ........ ’ Bob Darnaby, Optimist ........ . 622( I Not to be confused with general $9.50 Watkins Alford P ache Mary COAL DRIVERS 1 Automatic, Beauti- +1 AH ICE SK ATES M OUNTED ra: Bejing, Evangsiical -.. auie . 5s line of Sd clothing........... od Bamard, And tre Aether as for CONIA OHA IR US. Sleating ) LH , WEBE EIDR 108 CO. RY N : M 0 1] 1h |) } . ful, Streamline Ed Storrey, P. R. Mallory. . . 611 . L\ Barnett, away Sa ay Fairies Watkins, Sass 3808 E. Washington 223 LYNN ST. : on SHOES—Complete Honey Morehead, Allison ch i FAIRBAN S LOAN co. EY S577 8 Wash Bros. Irving Hill| HOUSEKE! PER—White, middle aged care COAL TRUCK DRIVERS OAR LDS n St k 4 adden, St. Philip’s............ . Sus 203 E Wa sh t Door East vited. Burial Hill, ria pe Rin 3, ay. I i - i FREE ESTIMATES SPA RK P LUGS 9 : $ 45 to 8.95 " Lik 67 pRstormed Chur "of ae Nai god 604 : : a are Sal] at the Chapel say me, ha at 3 nr ; Wasting; care 2 chil- Muasing Merick RY Co: A A | ZE i For All Cars LOCKING Pon Joluson, COUrt HOU. .-+sxs:sees S02 symm CRANE—Orville Sexson, 23 years ‘beloved| dren; go home nights; $8 week. 257 3830 Brookville Rd. § IN HOME REMODELING oy Pf, Evangelical ........0.. 00112 husband of Gertrude Clark Crane,|_N. Elder. - : ~ 2 PaWa IR-1191 HAMMER ~MAN B CINCY GAS TANK £4" 3 . ER~! [1 44 \ : on of Mr. and Mrs. Aine B. Crane 1 Cc 7% LADIES : b d| HOUSEKEEPER—General housework and CAPS i 1 ; §| brother o! Mm, Seuah Bchroeppel $8d| help some in store. References. 7102 W | COLORED, some experience with used car (ROOFING) as 3 £38 Evelyn Pyle, Eyl, ptown , ceieiaeeeennees. 888/12 9 WE BUY DIAMONDS #* ane, son-in-law of Wash. WHITE ROSE STATION. clean up and work on used car lot. 3 fu Helena & Coleman. ...... 571|2 and Mrs. Basil Clark Sr., passed awa Good pay. See LOMAX, 2422 E. Wash-| ROOF REP. Regular 65¢ Chrome Plated | Elf Doroth oe Caton 815 | = | Monday. Funeral We y, 2 p. m.| HOUSEKEEPER, white, middle-aged, sub- pay. AIR. New Roofing, RI-2028 $1.00 Value Only \ UES Betty Dobyns, Uptown ............... =| at the G. H. Hermann funeral home| urban home; stay; good salary. BR-4404.| DS'ON. All work guaranised ..... : Blue Point Plugs | = SW | ion amis Shien Fb LL NITE ETM TRE rh ano, rence iamied. Buried — pee oo WEEK Crs steady work: ood pay.oe 0 SEWEE CLEANING) : LR 4 , ce Cream : 3 We ea RE: . iN ) Mage awe a Sata esrreneiy Su 239 W. WASH ST =| EMERY—Mollie C., mother of] We will give you $20 per week credit oN SERVICE 112! N: Menatan, SEWER C LOGGED DJ N : Dorothy al Uptown oo oll: 500' = Parker Emery of Cleveland, Mr F.|on a complete beauty course in exchange| 00K Experienced, colored. Apply Mu- H 5 AG| PI : vss Ballin Kalamazoo; an. E- for ag duties. or part time. For nicipal Airport Restaurant. d ugs 53, Champion 63¢c Complete With Two Keys— thur a ons, Dak na) lis a nn f Seta CENTRAL AL SEAUTY COLLEGE COUPLE to care for suburban place. me bh 2-year Ma. 3013 In Sets Prevents the Loss of Gasoline, On E ng Harry Burnett, Danville, passed awa: Meals, modern living quarters, private Pree ver In_Everything ! Nor Vy, nett, Danvills Home of her|LADY—Care 2 children, general housework:| bath ‘and salary a) rea ma. | ROTO ROOTER Swi ns, ate (1 . bi i i d Ww te daughter, Mrs. Sachs, 5445 Winthrop, ours, 3-9 os hes Call mornings or 8 to 7876. 24 Union Trust. 9:00-5:00 p. m. TREE TRING 8 j OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, 6:30 A. M. TO 10:30 P. M. Diamonds, Watches, || rca. 2» pant ted, CUSTODIAN, white couple, ii exchange| ome oo rq Y ; \ Musical Instruments, Cameras, gleass, copY2: PERMANENT POSITION era sregices. JZ N. New AL No years’ exp. H. Hack, FR-3749, Clothi Shot Et BELLY John E., father of Mrs. Blanche : ELIVERY BOY — Chauffeur’s license; (WINDOW SHADES) othing, Shotguns, Ete. E Comuons and Rdward Eelly, JDiciner 2 GIRLS shri hours light hauls. VIC'S MAR- : i ] Olde Lesa JEWELRY mons, Los eles: Mrs. Walter Queisser, General office work, 40 hours per EET. 22 ald CORNERIDEL dest 1 The ce Queisser and Albert D. Kelly, died week, rience desired but not nec- || DELIVERY BoTE—Pull or part time. 3 AWARE, MADISON AND RAY the. Sate Co., Inc, J| 2: his hom NXT ave. Friends Sals iat rience. || White or colored. 38 N. Penn. | E. WASHINGTON ST. ian at 19th st. Funera 1350 Se A Seral SHE L Dishwathar and Porter “3. 5u" |
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