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Rites for Mrs. Sarah Greer FRANK E. HAYS |ButtonWorn . ~ INYE EXECUTIVE [JU0CE J. M. Pans Acid Indigestion PIN

"double your money back” \ Sane

~~ Will Be Conducted Tomorrow, BURIAL FRIDAY o——y DIES AT HOME ro Et EERE SELL COLDS

w \ i ablets.. No laxative. Bell-ans bri mfort 1 | John M. Paris, Judge of thé Floyd | jiffy or double your money Pack on ‘Feturn of bottle i ONLY 25° ! Ol ——————

Rites will be held at 1:30 p. m.|sephine Stearns, former Indianapolis | reesei

county circuit cofirt more than 30 cow 2s all druggists.

morrow at Shirley Brothers’ Irv-|resident, who died Monday in Wash- | : : : IF he me EHEC ets = ! ing Hill chapel for Mrs. Sarah Pe an: ¥ Insurance Executive Here Clyde C. Dibble -Began|years. died yesterday in a local 1 A Complete Optical Service as beth Greer, who died Monday at] Mrs, Stearns was secretary of the] yi : : |pital folloging a heart attack, He ompie p 1. | the home of a granddaughter, Miss | Christian Woman's Board qf Mis-| For Many Years Dies | Career as an Apprentice was 66 for .the entire family. vening office 1 Margaret F. Stagg, 2646 Carroliton | sions before it was incorporated into} Lo | He had begun his sikth term. in. Hours: Monday and Friday ti : i ave. . Burial will be in Memorial the Unitéd Christian Missiohary | At Age of 70. | In Elkhart Shops. untied $id ‘Was reatded ‘as ore) p.m. : Park. | Society and was’ secretary of :thel | ; 8 Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted NEW YOR : A resident here. 60 years, Mrs.|society for 10 years. Services for Frank E. Hays, In-| Private rites will be conducted at [of the. state's ov'standing circuit) "For Those Who Need Them - tor the Washi i Greer was 83 and was a member of | After leaving Indianapolis several surance executive, will be held at{ 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Flanner & Court judges.” He was a candidate : training official mmamdmm I er hile Sire at tate wad 1 Buchanan mortuary for Clyde 01 Judge of he aie supreme cour DR. H. C. FAHRBACH. 2 to oc rin ren Ft. Wayne, | Women, with headquarters in New | Burial will be in the church ceme- | THIS Is ONE medal that does Divble, assistant to the vice presi- ID or vivoms are his wife; a son, Optometrist > i a and Mrs. Gertrude M. Kessler, In-| York. : or ” . [ tery not go with a uniform. It is the |dent ih charge of purchases ‘and Capt. John M. Paris, army medical 302 Kahn Bldg. league club ow dianapolis; a sen, Horace G., In-| She is survived by a daughter, : Mr. Hays, a Yesigent of Indian honorable discharge button of the. |stores of the New York Central rail-|corps, and two daughters. Another Meridian at Washington take whatever dianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Mrs. M. A. Becket, Arlington, Va, pols an) ree id 450, shied army and navy, awarded to those |road. Mr. Dibble died yesterday at|son, Lt. Davis Paris, was killed in| Evenings by Appointment MA-0662 to keep baseba Cotton, Indignapolis, nd Mrs. Effie | yesteraay In : his hom est « men and women whose uniform- his home, 5557 N. Meridian st. Germany. ) | niore wartime

Sharritt, Fortville; 10 grandchildren MRS. MYRTLE RAWLINGS Hagerstown, on the New Castle rd.| wearing days are over. ws rr > _—

i » was 75 } Mr. Dibble, w as 62 TC me and 11 great-grandchildren. Services for Mrs. Myrtle Rawlings, | H¢ was fo. It is an emblem to be worn bble, who was 62, got his v | In the insurance business many | with pride and recognized with first railroad job when he was 18 as

[8 : - i i 2558 Brookway st., will be held at] nh { F I h ! MRS. JOSEPHINE STEARNS la p. m. tomorrow’ in the Jordan [Yrs he was a director of the| respect, for it signifies that the |a.machinist apprentice in the Elk- [o) ow t e row S fo Grants T urs ay

Services were to be held today In| funeral home. Burial will be in|Indiana Farmers Mutual Life In-| wearer has completed with honpr |hart shops of the Lake Shore &

That they w sufficient mang » matter of spe ye settled unti ‘work-or-else”

{ surance Co. ‘and was on the board| » military . . i Q wv wally the National City Christian’ church | Washington Park cemetery | 3 Be DE “endly Mutual | the military duties required of [Michigan Southern railroad. He he uncertaint; : | e of J) rustees 1 ne ar ors a ~ i i « » in Washington, D. C., for Mrs. Jo-{ Mrs. Rawlings, who was 45, ‘died || HS diana U { him. came to Indianapolis in 1913 to take 10 thought of sm gree | vty in her home. She was|4ability Co. and the Indiana oon Many civilians have not yet [the post of storekeeper of the New the 16 major le 5 Check Itching a member of the Hillside Christian | Mutual Fire In: ura 10¢ Co a] learned ‘the significance of - this | YOork Central's Beech’ Grove shops, seed with sprin { » church and formerly was employed | = SW VIVOTS Aare his wife, Clara; & | small, unpretentious gold button. |after working in Cleveland . and Manager Oss First Application bv the Likas-Harold Corp (daughter, Mrs, Mary Rinenast Hag- But now is the time to do so, |Toledo, 0, and Kankakee, Ill. : ators was certa Agénizing itching 6f ugly eczema, Rash, | "Survivors are. her husband, |crstovn, and three grandchildren.| when, manpower needs are great He was appointed general his veteran ki Tetter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies, Toe| Charles: three brothers, Ralph and! and the armed forces’ call re- [Supervisor of stores for the entire artists, John N 5 I PPTL16 J y id : - yr “ . \t » > or . QU « % Hew is Shucked oN ATTLIEATION of| william Kennedy. both of Indian-{MRS. EMMA McKENZIE mains urgent. Ney You Central system in 1920 dnd Emil Lec JUB ST! DINTMENT. Repeat as 3 en 2 i £ as elevated to vic resident's 1eeded as nature helps heal. Money back if | apolis; and Roy Kennedy of Spring- -Mrs Emma Louise McKenzie So when you See an able-bodied A ‘ SYRted to vice president 8 ) hand when dril FIRST jar fails to sapisty. Try it today. | field, Mo, and a sister, Mrs. Helen 3440 Salem st lifelong resident of| Young man who isn't in< uniform |assistan n wy : , / University of AS LANE — | Harrison, Indianapolis. IMarion county. died Monday at| and You wonder why, look for a He was an active member of thei f: ™ ff / wegpthér permi SKIN IRRITATIONS OF ea Methodist hospital. She was 74. | Small gold eagle on his left lapel American Association of Railroads,| / J Setting EXTERNAL CAUSE yrs. MARY ANN SWEENEY | irs. McKenzie had lived. here| before: you speculate further. {and of ‘the Rotary club, Columbia 4 a Eset, acne Pimples, sinple tingworm, aii a Mn = senae. Sa % ¢| Recognizing the emblem - will club, and Highland Golf and Coun- " - CER The prospect tetter, salt rheum, bumps (blackheads), 108 wil oe qed -% S10 % Mm:isince 1900-anQ Wal ® MEMDEr O01 tr vour question and prob- | try club. foggy = weather and ugly broken-out skin. Millions re- tomorrow at the residence, 642 N. Irvington Methodist church. ! : your ue Survivors include hi if . . lieve itching, burning and soreness of | Jefferson ave. and at 9 a. m. at St She -is survived by a daughter BlIY. save the wearer embRITass. and his Erbil Ne a typichi a Jeu ye Ne 3 » . ; She is sur y a daughter, ) ar s° r, MIs. ary hese miseries with thissimple home treat Philip Neri Catholic church for Mrs.’ Mary A. Carson. ‘with. whom ment. 5 league teams

ment. Black and’ White Ointment goes Dibble, Elkhart.

to work at orice. Aids healing, works the Mrs. Mary Ann Sweeney, who died she made her home; two grandsons, -

Be cn Pea po res Sa home. - Burial will Pfe, Gordon E. Carson, in France, ADELAIDE M'MILLAN

¥ aT . o | if you're not satisfied. Use only as di- ) — and John F. Carson, ‘in the coast fa rected. Vital in cleansing is good soap. A resident. here 75 years, MIs. guard, and a great-granddaughter RITES IN MUNCIE Enjoy Black and White Skin Soap daily. | Sweeney was a member of St. Philip

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since northern was instituted an innovation decent.

The Senator wiser lot tha: which. went inf top choice of t. succeed: the N pennant winne league. Instea miserable star into the secor in last place, winning St. Lc

Ty a Neri church and the Rosary society EDITH LOSCHE HAUGAN MUN 3 Tm re imac] | : . 4 OR £ Al MUNCIE, Ind. sMarch.7.—Services | Women do you suffer . (of St. John's Catholic church. : ss

| : ; Mrs. Edith Losch augan, for- for 's. Adelaide Dorsey Mc) g | “She is survived by three daugh- ! = h oe 2 Sauna, io for Mrs. Adelaide Dorsey McMillan, | IM LE ‘ters, Sister. Catherine Rose, Chi- ey a analy Ch wife of Dr. J. W, McMillan, Muncie| S P | cago; Miss Mary Sweeney and Mrs. | we g0. dentist, were to be held at 2 p. m.|

: : She was 39 d Louis A. Holmes, both of Indian- 1¢ 1 thé High Street Me : Due to Loss of Blood- Iron? C { today in thé“Hi eet Methodist |

Wife of Lt. Harold Haugan, sta{apolis, and three sons, Anthony F. s A res ur or Jurial w i | You girls who suffer from simple Po. 8 ame 1] of tioned in France, she lived at 3005 chuteh bere. I . will .be in the) ‘anemia or who lose so much during [Daniel A. and James M.,-all o S. Rura] st. before 1932. She was Elm Ridge mausoleum monthly periods you feel tired, weak, | Indianapolis. * Nar etion © o Mrs. McMillan, a ‘former school“dragged out’ —this may be due to low | {a member of the ‘Christian Science - it : : , teacher in Madison and Anderson

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RAYON NON-RATION ‘NOVELTY UNDIES | PLAY SHOES | BRASSIERES

blood-iron—so try Lydia E. Pinkham's - re - Kenosha r } TABLETS. at once. Pinkham's Tablets | WILLIAM H. ELMORE . church in Re osha, Wis re schools, was widely. known in In- This year no are one df the very best home ways to { Survivors besides her -husband- ’ go places. Th

help build up red blood to give more | Rites for. William Henry Elmore.| .. pa: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar diana ‘educational circles. sre 1s off. may

in i a Tablets = pi of [whe fie Mongay ig pal Losche of Franklin, and a brother, Survivors besides Dr. McMillan Cc . 29 If they can greatest. blood-iron tonics you can buy! | Grenada, Mass. - will be at 3:30 lg. .14 Richmond, Va. are tweo.scns, James W. of. South : . ¢ of the players Follow label directions. {p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle fu- | The body will’ be taken to the Bend .and Dr. Robert N, McMillan . not be hag

You'll find vests as well as double an : : crotch panties, Wide and narrow stripping | Popular fabrics in uplift bras-

Others from 29¢ to 6c. sandals. Sizes 5 to 8. sieres, Sizes 32 to 40.

oné players a vance roster, 1

‘Lydia E Pinkham's TABLETS home. Burial will be in |G. H. Herrmann funeral home here of Washington, “and two. grand-

Floral Park. children

Mr. Elmore, who was 64, moved

WILLIAM F. WORKMAN {

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When Your Innards”. | from Indianapolis to Grenada ast Rites fer William F. (Frank) Work-| CARD PARTY ARBANGED are Crying the Blues ~ -

September and made his home ais ta with a son. Stanlev. Before his!|man, 1747 Morgan st, who died] The" Indiana old age pension

lillness he was a driver for the [Monday at St. Vincent's hospital, group 3 ‘will sponsor a card party { ick ’ lw 2 . m. tomorrow at at 8 p. m. Thursday in the MecF. R. Perkins Trucking Co. and the |Will be held at 3 p. m e Mavflower Transit nr Shirley Brothers’ Central chapel. Kinley club ‘house, 2217 E. Michi- for fish, fowl, meats Survivors: besides his son. Stan- | Burial will be in Floral Park. gan st. and economy meals A resident here 48 years, Mr erp; .

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{- ley, are two other sons, Frank of | J mo - Sh —_—— y BLOOMING : | Chicago and Harry of Sahara Vil- | Workman was 69. He had beer a There’s only one better buy in Bonds... WAR BONDS! | o Ohi i |lage, Utah; a sister, Mrs. Iva De- [grinder at J. D. Adams Co. for 18 : | (U, P.).—Ohio

day was nam midwest in th athletic associ: nament.

| Hart, Indianapolis, and three Years. et veh : brothers, Thomas of Attica, Quincey | He is survived by his wife, Cath-

{of Crawfordsville and George El- rine; .a son, Donald; a daughter, I more of Indianapolis: { Mrs. Mabel Higgs; a brother, John; ?

{a granddaughter, Mrs. Eleanor Sel-

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: n | DALLAS HOLCOMB . |by, and _ a great-granddaughter, : Zora G: Clev WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel : : Beverly Kay Selby, all of Indian-| TABLE sommiitee 10 ¢ Ah a Giants bir aes Joo tod) | Services for Dallas Holcomb, 708 Socks. : -

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said Ohio Ste cause the tean than any othe the close of ti Coach Harel the: bid, he sa The fourth 1 cludes Illinois, gan, Minnesots

Speer, sour taste, gassy discomfort, IN. Devon ave, who died Jeane . e Dr. well’s famous medicine |at City hospital, will be heid at x a =’ AY : i : : 4 MA ARET B. M'KAY i to quickly pull the trigger om lazy “in- |," yi; {omorrow at Franklin Road} IARGAR TB 1K, ; nards”, and help you feel bright and 'B : hreh Rev. Louis F | Memorial services will be held at chipper again. ‘ [Baplist Cr eV ‘[Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Tor DR. CALDWELL'S is the wonderful sen | Crafton, pastor, will officiate, with | oo C0" = oC oe Ve na laxative contained'in good old Syrup | burial in Memorial Park. wo. fi IS, GRIGATEY SOOMmEr nc Say, tor. Pepsin to make it so easy to take. | A résident of Marion county 20 Mer Indianapolis resident ho died MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara- |vears Mr. Holcomb was am em- | Sunday in Roswell, N. M. Time of | tions in prescriptions to make the medi- Ip} : f ‘the>Ideal Furnitu Co. | services has not been set, | cine more palatable and agreeable to |P'OYee Of ‘the-ldeal Furniture ©0.| yy, “ar way lived in Indianapolis take. So be sure your laxative is con- (and a member of Franklin Road = or or

HANDKERCHIEF | PRINTS | OILCLOTR : 10¢ a 29< : 35cm

46-Inch width in floral, checks Men's large white handKerchief | Small ‘and large patferns in} and solids. ? with colored initial. washable cotton materials. 54-Inch width........... 3. 45c

tained in Syrup Pepsin. : lchurch. He ‘was 51 and a veteran | Several years and formerly-attended ef ie INSIST ON DR. CALDWELL'S— the fa- lof world war I. : or Hall. Lobe Ba nines ‘vorite of millions for 50 years, and feel | ha ET x oy e 1s survive yv her’ mother, T i that wholesome relief from constipa- | He 18 survived by wo daughters, Mrs, Hobert -E. Boomer, Indianap- eer per tion. ‘Even finicky childten love it. i Miss Marjorie Holcomb and Miss oli& and two sons, Capt. ‘John GCAUTION: Use only as directed. Gloria ‘Mae Holcomb,» both. of . In- | BY inc TY . - md ; ; : - {dianapolis; a son, Seaman I-c| McKay “Jr. and 13. Hobert, Boomer | A city-wide

ment for mem Canteens and has been anno Arnholter, Te and K. Mark ( of the divisior city départmer ation. ! Official “rule U. 8. Table Te: followed * and classifications men’s singles,

| Kav. bot pn - LY Reps a E ’ Tommy Holcomb, stationed in Chi- | M Ray. both in thé army sir foross, > oe 5 S | Ti cago; a sister, Mrs. Amanda Mc-{ BRITISH STANDARDS STRICT | | oF SAT S R | o Creary, Bryants’ Store, Ky.; a LONDON —penig producers in Bh RO ; -SENNA LAXATIVE | brother, Tolman Holcomb, Sprule,|England must comform ta govern | [ood de [el SN ; X {Ky., and a half-sister, Mrs. Nannie j/ment-prescribed conditions with re- ; rs . vr | CENIIND. SYRUP PEPSIN | Williamson, Cannon, Ky. | gard to strength, quality and purity. Glenmore Distilleries Co., Ingorporated, Louisville, Kentucky |

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Knitted athletic shorts with i ————— AH new Neoprene ruhber balls Large assortment of sheers and elastic waist, Sizes 24 tc 34 and with plenty of bounce. novelty weaves. In solid colors. 30 to 40,

Kingan's Ko off game from hospitel team Bush-Callahar ings gym. Jc he last 30 se winners.

Home to CINCINNAT Gabe Paul, fo tary of the H Camp Blandin day furlough

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COTTON CRAFTON | METAL HO PLISSE | CHOCOLATES | DUST PANS

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