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Match’ Shipment Ignites Local Deaths—

NICE, Oct. 8 (U. P).—| Five tons of ki match shoud a

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Could Adam Eat the Apple With Stomach Acid Pains?

The biblical story of Adam eating & raw { apple might never have come to pass had | president of the Strohm Warehouse

he suffered after-eating pains. Don't ignore and Cartage Co., will be conducted |

your sufferings. Try Udga for relief of go¢ 1:30 3. m, tomorrow in the Flan-| Was a member of Central Christian] Mrs. Jenkins, a resident of Indi- He was 75.

acid and stomach pains, indigestion, gas! i ains, for heartburn, burning sensatien, ner & Buchanan Mortuary, with

loat and other conditions caused by ex- 11 metery. eons Ment Gel & 25¢ bax of Udgs Tables PUrial in Crown Hill cemetery

'W. A. Troutman Services Clayton Strohm Be Held Tomorrow LD; Jott ours Damage was ssumsted TES TOMOITOW Begvices for William A. Troutman, retired raiiroad-conduetor, «DIES, Rites Toda y

{be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial { will be in Crown Hill. | Mr. Troutman, who had worked for the Wabash, Chesapeake & Ohio .and Nickel Plate Railroads before retiring in 1920, died yesterday at For Warehouse Head |the home of his daughter; Mrs. Lloyd Rinehart, 3125 Hovey St. He was| Otis Gresh, 1161 W. 30th St. died] Mr Rouse was buyer in the china Yetiring a few months ago.

rvices for Ira Clayton Strohm, 8 and resided at 922 N. Gray St. Se - a Born in Columbus, O., Mr. Trout-' : 'man had lived here 37 years and It Springdale Cemetery, Madison.

| Surviving, besides Mrs. Rinehart, in her home following a week's ill- paint contractor, was a native of

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Walter O- Rouse, anr-employee of | born near Knoxville; Tern, and had *-beins Charles Mayer. and Co. more than jjyeq most of his life in ndianap-| MOR UP and DELIVERY SER 60 years, died yestéfday in the home| : | andes of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Mor- olis. He had been employed at the

gan, 3327 Carrollton Ave. He was 78,| Wm. H. Block Co. 22 years before | /308 S. East St. mann funeral home. Burial will be Saturday in Marion County Tuber- and glassware department many Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.

ears, later he had charge of the Louise Buhr, Indianapolis; three culosis Sanatorium at Sunnyside. Ee departinent. grandsons, James and William |

5 | A native of Lexington, Ky, Mr, Bulls, Sante Aun Quis and Donald Rouse lived here most of his life. bly i He was a member of the Broadway Joseph E. ‘Hancock

Otis Gresh, 75, Lived In City 60 Years

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. ness. She was 76 and a native of Aha o ’ ) - A from your druggist. First dose must con-| MI. Strohm, who was 73, died are two sons, Lt. Leolin M. Trout- Boone - County, Kentucky Boofe county, and had lived in In (Methodist Church and Pentalpha vince or return box fo us and get| Saturday in his home, 2330 Carroll- man, member of the Indianapolis . : {dianapolis for 60 years. He was a Masonic , Lodge Services for Joseph E. Hancock, | DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. ton. ave. {Police Department 25 years, and Mrs. Jenkins was a former resi- member of North Park Masonic : 654 Coffey St, will he held at 10] Ps . A native of Nappanee, he had Robert E. Troutman, Indianapolis; dent of Madison. Her husband, Lodge. : arVivory Ne a: Poor a. m. tomorrow in. Conkle funecal| CTI EEL ETL VEOS ita lived in Indianapolis 41 years. another daughter, Mrs. Amy Zim. Thomas R. Jenkins, died in 1938. | Funeral services will be held at Indianapolis: two ‘grandsons, Joseph home. Burial will be in Crown Hill| w » or About 40 years ago he organized merman, Indianapolis; four broth-| Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. p. m. today in the Flanner & Morgan and David Morgan, both of | Cemetery. He was 67. ; ss a FORCELAL Life of Building : the warehouse company, and hae oF Darius Trout mas, Pannville, [Bessie Seer; 4 son, George R. Buchanan mortuary, with burial in Indianapolis; & granddaughter, rs. A retired laborer, he died Satur-| TILE [ beet its President sines hen, [28ieh Anbu » Aiptasi, 1s, of Jenk 8 3 i os Mrs: Jydia Me- Washington Park Cemetery, Marilynn Dzubas, Redding, Conn. fay i Seger] Hospital, He i 4111] e Was a mem 8 on~ + OU ne, anc, ' pos; | He is survived by his wife, Mrs. and one great-grandchild. {born at Bloomington, but lived here fdtt-1 aeum and Exchange Club in In-| Otis Troutman, Kewanna; a sister, (brothers, W, R. Graham and John . ath > | . the last several years. : i . : Nettie Abrams Gresh; one sbn,| Servides will be at 1:30 p. m. to-| ] dianapolis, and the Knights of Mrs. Mellie Carr, Kewanna; 10 Graham, both of Madison, and four : d : «| Survivors are a’ daughter, Mrs. Y Pyt in’ Nappanee | grandehildren six gréat-grandchil- grandéhildren. : Cecil M. Gresh, a captain in the morrow in Hisey and Titus mortu- Harold W. Whitmeyer and & broth~ si include his wife. Mrs. dren -and two stepchildre Indianapolis Fire Department, and ary. Burial will be in Crown Hill u. Sain . H k ‘both ¢ Indi : ' Be ’ pe n, Thomas J Sullivan one grandson, | Cemetery. ef, Sam del Hancock, JO. Angie © Clara M. Strohm; one son, Bur- J h E. S | . somes ENN boat Nae : {anapolis, and one grandchild. nett;“one daughter, Mrs. Robert H. osep « Jowers Services for Thomas J. Sullivan, R d-World Fli ‘William J. Summers ee —— — | Pidgeon, and three grandchildren, Services for Joseph E, Sowers, a ound-vvor ers

all of Indianapolis.

13546 N. Wallace Ave., will be at 10! la. m, tomorrow in the Flanner &

in Dunkirk, Mr. Sutton, who was 58, was born in Dunkirk, and had been a resi-

Southern Insurance agency and a member of the Indianapolis Life Underwriters Association.

James M. Sutton Services for James M. Sutton,

Pp. m. Wednesday in the Wald fu-| neral home. Washington Park. He was 93.

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Do you suffer from getting up nights, Nrs Hatti Diec an backache, nervousness, leg pains, dizzi-} ! e kmann, ness. swollen arikles, rheumatic pains,|Olis; Mrs,

IndianapNellie Spight, Miami, down, due to non-organic and non-sys- - . = temic kidney and bladder troubles? If so, ton, Ind.;.a son, Al Sutton, Indi-|

try Cystex. | igs : : a 5 great medicine. a doctor's formula, | anapolis; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Ayn-|

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to ‘ | help you in these three ways: 1. Helps grandchildren, six great-grandchil-| nature remove {irritating excess acids, 5 isonous wastes and certain 2 dren, ‘and one great-great grand- |

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ate many pains, aches, ® soreness and stiffness. 3. Helps reduce frequent night Jerry Butler and day calls, thus promoting better slesp. Funeral services for Jerry Butler,

Gas SP om Your Srugpme als resident of Indianapolis for 20 age. Money back guaranteed unless years, will be held at 2 p. m. today Cysiex sajithes you, in the New Bethel Baptist Church, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Butler, who was 53, died upture Friday in his home, 2045 Cornell Cut This O ut 18 ut was employed by the B & O Rail~ road, He was a member of the and mall it with name and address to! New Bethel Baptist Church. 1 . Rice, Inc., Dept. 392-R, Adams, : N. Y. You will en absolutely yd Survivors include his wife, ‘Mrs. nd ne obligations, Treatisg, Wh ful Nettie Butler, a stepson, Simon articulars o amaz or| 3 Reducible Rupture Control that is bring. |MOtIOW, and a granddaughter, Miss

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No matter how bad the rupture, how | 1: Jong you have had it, or how hard wo Mrs. Elizabeth Grote old, - no matter how many kinds of i - trusses you have worn, let nothing pre- | Mrs. Elizabeth Grote, former In vent your getting the full 30 Days’ Trial| dianapolis resident, died yesterday thet a FREE Offer opens. to you.|in Miami, Fla. after a long illhether you are tall and thin, short and| i stout, man or woman, old or young, with| less. She had lived there since] Huptite single or double, lazfe or small| 1945. She was 80. 5s modernized Appliance should so con-| i trol the ruptured parts that you may be! Services were to be held this) as free to work in comfort and continual morning in Miami and the body] security, a practically any occupation, as though you had never been ruptured. | Will be brought here for burial in| Thousands have already reported such Crown Hill sults ? Servivors are a son, Frank M. Jou thould test this Method in your Grote, and grandson, Donald F. own home without a day's delay. FREE : andTREATISE TELLE HOW. Send for it Grote, both of pam; o today to W. B. Rice, Inc, Dept. 392-R, daughter, Mrs, Margare ceAdams, N, Y, | wanger, and one great-granddaugh-ter, Miss Barbara Lou Nicewanger,

both of Indianapolis.

Charles G. Rawlings Rites for Charles G. Rawlings, retired farmer, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Dorsey funeral home| | with burial in Spencer Cemetery, { Sheridan. | A resident of Indianapolis eight | years, Mr. Rawlings died Saturday | | in his home, 4022 E. Michigan St.|

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|native of Castleton, will be held at ‘Roland C. Sutton 3 p. m. today in the Hamilton fuServices for Roland OC. Sutton, | Peral home, with burial in Suther-

who died Saturday in his home, (#30 Perk Cemetery.

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j was an agent for the Western and and Lewis, Indianapolis; two daughters,

Florence Carmichael, a sister, Mrs. Jesse Roberts, all of Indianapoiis; brother, Otis Sowers, Castleton: Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Esther > i : : Sutton; a son, Roland C. Sutton five grandchildren and 13 great-

{ - On as grandchildren Sharh and the Knights of Colum. Lat us show you the In-A- i cabinet, Amazing value—see it! ., 8an Diego, Cal, and a daughter, us. y T Broil d Griddle unit i Miss Mary Margaret Sutton, In- . Survivors are his wife, Louise; a ob brolier an : dianapolis. Mrs. Emma Tilford daughter, Miss Mary Jane Sissi» SO built into the top of the |

Rites for Mrs. Emma Tilford, 962 and a son, Jack, all of Indianapolis. | {Burdsal Pkwy, will be at 2 p. m, ¥

tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers West | 1961 Tallman Ave., who died Satur-| gide Chapel.

0) A\ day in a nursing home, will be at 2 Harrodsburg, Ky. i Mrs. Tilford, a resident of Indi-| Burial will be in angapolis 50 years, died Saturday in| {her - home. Mr. Sutton was employed as a Harrodsburg and a member of First! woodworker by the Marion Car & Baptist Church of North IndianFoundry Co, Russell Windstacker| ganolis, and Sisters of Charity. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Susie Simmons and Mrs. He had lived in Indianapolis 45 Carpenter, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Ella Jenkins |

Services for Mrs. 1319 E. Edgecomb Ave. will be at bladder weakenss, or feel old and run- pla and Mrs. Cora Bucklin, Prince- 10 a. m. Wednesday in G. H. Herr-|

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939 N. Riley Ave, assistant purchasing agent for the South Wind Grounded division of Stewart-Warner Corp, will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow

'in Blackwell funeral home and at . 9 a. m. in St John's Catholic George W. Truman and Clifford V.|

Church. Burial will be in Holy Evans, remained at Amoy today beCross Cemetery. He was 54 * cause of strong headwinds along ; : their 450-mile route Shanghai. A life resident of Indianapolis, nm 8 You lo Fhanghal.

Mr. Sullivan died Saturday in St Vincent's Hospital. He was a former

. . | Services for William J. Summers, in China 1336 N. LaSalle St, who died yesSHANGHAL Oct. 6 (U. P.).—The terday in General Hospital, will be | round-the-world Piper Cub pilots, 2% 3 P. m. Wednesday in the Jordan | funeral home. Burial will be in Crown Hill | Mr, Summers, who was 78, was|

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