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RHEIMATS PANS |G sith Short of Openers, : | I | choice . \ | { vy RSE. 4 Takes time-tested WINTER-X Tablets for Discontihuin of | a I 2 suick relief of pain or discomfort of Rheu-| \ i do the. wark fo your Complete sary ! R : of n G in : | : us - | ; : Tacuon or your money . gefunded. Why | : g | se | J - i nt ei IN RAIAS © am p | ° 8 M Keene Co. Pharmaceutical Chem. | Cf 0S 0 { a EL ADOIS 4. IBCtATI | Jacks or better are openers injdozen men playing poker, using] ; {a poker game, but a search war-/half-dollars for chips. : s Fo YOUR rant -will do. | But Sheriff Smith didn't have| The city transit system's plan to| Ie r Sheriff Dan Smith had one|the jacks-— search wartant — to discontinue all service on the Post | | - : TURKEY warrant, He needed three. open. The front and side doors) .

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; Road bus line was protested today That's why one little poker were locked. |

game felt the heat of county law| Eventually, someone answered DY about 25 people at a public

enforcement early yesterday, the rear-door. The deputies looked hearing before the State Public! " 3 while two big games got only a at their hand, saw only a pair of gervice Commission. 2 slight warming. deuces. ‘Would the poker players Attorneys for Indianapolis Rail-| : ;

Sheriff Smith had openers to kindly desist, please? Certainly. | Lh dowd] get in the game at Irvin (Red) You're welcome. ways, Inc, asked the ih | | Webb's Ace in Hole, 5629 W. to allow the company to discon

No Openers Again tinue the bus service entirely or proof cellophane for Ee in a pen The other task force déscended [to inaugurate a feeder service for Jour prosestion, 3» A utes and Speedway Deputy Mar- On a spot in Ben Davis—also with- riders. % t shal Glen’ Collins. , out openers. If the PSC: allows the feeder ELITR ELV Sasa e ad The sheriff won that pot—$4 in| Of course, the seven men there service, county passengers would

| : ] i 0 fares to silver. Also five poker players, Wouldn't think of playing poker, pe required to pay two os tee) A180 three Ratt ints of Ry [put they'd cut it out if Lt. William | pide downtown: several decks of cards and a OWen insisted. Any time, Lieu-|

, fenant. Don’t even mention it. $ /ebb’s siness cards. . . RELIEVES ee Pb BESY Sanys : ag 4 fi | The transit c6mpany said it RL

HEADACHE * insts Contimed i f W Id wanted to discontinue the line be-| ! ik .ause the bus travels over a| N 1 {¢1]. | The five who appeared in Speed- ope 0 or AT y opiated area, services way Magistrate Court today, were Sparse )

VHD JY) |charged with gaming. Judge | 3 . very few people, and is a Serious, | George Ober continued their cases [AY in oll y financial burden on the company.

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rg {to Dec. 3 In another city transit hearing, | Flushed — no pun intended oY : more than 50 people supported In|with success, Sheriff Smith split dianapolis Railways’ plan to make {his fleet into two task forces] roup 0 changes on the 21st and Arlington which bore down on two more bus route.

poker games. Times Reporter R. - Hope of the world today is in| (Currently, the Arlington bus K. Shull accompanied one. youth like you,” Virgil Stinebaugh travels east, mainly on 21st St.| Through*a ‘blind of a poolroom told high school students yester- yinder the proposed change, the on W. 16th St. he saw a half- day. Mr. Stinebaugh, YMCA presi- bus would travel east, mainly on | ~~ |dent and principal of School 76, 16th St., until it reached Arlington ot i . spoke at ‘induction of 200 mem- Ave.» where it would go north to Here's Why... > In bers into the Hi- 21st St. and then east to ShadeAvacin® is ia a \ | y a ar LY Ae is expected to approve ep 1 di lish were held at the the Arlington bus change because combination of medically proved § n iIanapo IS World War Me-'it is indorsed by the Warren active ingredients. Anacin is spe- BIRTHS 3 morial, conclud- Civic League -and a number o cially compounded to give FAST, §

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DEATHS |

Earl Prancis Burns, 52. at St. Vincent's, cerebral thrombosis. Clarence H. Monson, 70, at 1722 Ingram, myocarditis George W. Troutman, 51, at 1424 W. Ohio coronary occlusion Nettie H. Abbitt, 71, at 4932 Crittenden { coronary occlusion ! John H. Burkert, 76. at 744 E. Terrace, arteriosclerotic heart | {Lena May Burns, 76. at General, pneu-|

maonia I | Mary Gieerich. 63, at Methodist. arter-| fosclerotic heart 5 Adam E. Kiefer. 88, at 5115 Maple Lane, | arteriosclerosis i

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