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PHONE 4500 THE DAILY PANTAGRAFIT, nLOOMIN'GTON. ILL. SATURDAY. MARCH 18. 1933.

THREE Churus Director Here Tuesday STUDENTS GIVE Springfield Chorus to Sing Sunday at AIRPORT ACRES LEASE OKAYED TOWNSHIPS EYE RELIEF BURDEN Park Church Groups to Present Request Program on Sunday A request program win gives rrk Method 1st Episcopal Politicians View ArenJt Choice as Slap at Dirksen Trinity Lutheran The Students Mat chotu el THEIR VIEWS Concordia Theological seminary of ill 1 1 I prinriel4 will gl aacred con iw Aa Vtment of Leah C. Arenda. church at aa. Sunday, wit a lb number Niters perssd by psam Increased Local Appropria They Answer Questionnaires cert al Trinity Lutneraa church. representative la eongreae from Madlenn and Oil streets, al aad abort reading by lb Rev.

tha 17th dieirk-t, lo an Important jSus Parking Petition With' Actt on Other Matters. tions Held Unlikely lor Present. M. a Harvey, th paaiar. in Business Recovery Program.

TTiv? new eommittae la lb house of representative, la reu.lng anme Mr. Donovaa II ash all. organist. p. m.

Sunday. Tha rttoeu of II ministerial atu osnte is unoer tha direction of discussion la congressional political of- will give aa argaa prelude, play tng Th Hells of Avaloa," -Cot. rlrcl.e, according lo a story from rieJ.M. piestng. a member of Or aid Miller, llllnole corraepond' Isoialloa" aad -Th Bell af PU Th.

iuhibi and the county, the faculty of Trinity Lutheran Forty ill farmabl men of ta mi fit assas i a Uina' Tha amsraaa will II 7 eat la Washington for the As Blooming toa alt port Iraet III not allow relief riienta to lark Rloomlngtoa high achoal hrmil AMm With sociated Pre, lo Th Pantgrph ill be open lb publM with assistance, but will not assume the Mr. Arenda, say the eorreepond- out charge. leaa4 by ariloa of Id city council Friday algal la Ralph Beojamla ent, was named by Representative relief and their suggestion far Improv. immit, -Break Thou th lag lUoomlnato bu.lneea gr b- Rread af Ut and another hyena. Ins tabulated al tha Aaaocialioa af tor Thousand Tongues." tng tabulated al the Aaaociauoa or r.ik.a t'mm wtu slva lea unu.

Tb leas replace oa formar Mark K. S.in.11, asaisiant ny (, of Luther a famous Ite- nail. tRep. N. T.I, lb minority leader, to membership oa th aew of Rloomlngtoa township (uper- formation hymn.

A Mighty rort Commerce, affic la th campaign trtorh0n, -JMUs Lov special leglelallv and aollcy viaor aaid Friday. reea la Our llod Th ether aum- ly by W. D. Brkkey. Tba contract I vary almllar.

It tu iptln4, ta the ena yrblcJI conducted th last week I -Speed of My Sour and medley of Inrreaaed township budget are bets in the first group are 'Mora- Business Recovery." Th coming! old hymn; Mr. Mabel Smock will "It was est up by nell lo study It bills, and dupeeler se It as boun4 Mr. Brlraey, ascapt that UneUs way of meeting crltk-tem tlf-U'tte tbat only oybean aad not planned for presentation at r( lmn." Krugi 'raa'm li. annual town meetina April J. In Klein, and "Maria Wlegenllsd, apli af a plea by Robert J.

Dun- hsm. chalrmsn of Ihs hon- emergency Relief commission, that! Dr. Rower Mora Man ate may ba irown, eliminating rora or other high crops. Tba that has not put forward an attractive Republic the dispatch say. "Arsnds a fir at termer, from general ma of business an rotes- sing Memortee at Motaer mnm clonal mea and women af 1 1 loom- Mr.

Edith Grsea aad Mrs. Frank Ingtna war consulted through Th Ninety and Nln." queetloeinalr distributed earlier The choir will alng Th Church la th week by Chart Wat- the Wlldwood" kin af Chicago, bust see analyst. Mis Dorothy Olson will give a ho a as let ed Nat Crabtre of Ihe violla eolo, -Serenade. by Sent. A.

of conduct II clinic for bert and Harry Dtooa will lng towa.hlpa, cunt lea or other lorall rtkMml. Fredoetrh IMeeinf la dim toe af tba Cos), ceedla Stu deei ta ckarua wbicb wlH give a peegnua Suadaxy alb at Trinity ltberaa ehurrk. of, bndle assume a greater ahare Rose Eer lllnomlng." Preetortos. the 17th Illinois district. Snail ground Include Iota Ltltl and of tba airport.

The rental la ti aa aera for lot t. oa hlrh farm building ara Wat ad. and half of tha barvaat oa the othar lota. Th tba relief costs. selection of Arenda, from th all "It le th government' baby, let and Ithepnerd'a Christmas Sonl," aa Austrian folksong.

The Concordia Octet will sing Illlnoi Republican. I taken as business recovery at th Illlnoi. riot, i aa congregation hotel Jta In tha hvma. -Leav It th government take car of II. was Mr.

Et hell's comment as lo the slap at Representative Everett New Verb, aethae, erkoiar aad publicist, will apeeJi before I ha Tevag Mra's club Tueeday aeon) aad la) Weaenlngto) iwii'i Hub Tuesday aftecaaoa. Fee the) former craaley, msmhire may malt reservation for gaeata Monday and Tueeday asomlng lib Unyd F.yer. city retain controlling right Partial tabulation of the auee- Ther" Mrs K. R. Wtrrtrk and the crop.

Tha leaa la effective state relief system. Plrkeen, P. kin, who haa been mentioned as probable aucceaaor lo Policemen to Be ttonnalre revealed that per- "re. v. R.

nmw will lng "Vnoae "Ibe den I term.1' Ulaeser, and The King of Love My Shepherd Is." Bach. The entire rhnru will resume the concert with "Vers cent of th high arhool student Mil Mr. K. Jaeoo- Requests Oreo tee hbare. He emphasised, bowsvsr.

that from March IS, IMS lo March IMa. Jim towr.aa oa Allowed. Snail, with the backing of th younger Republican congressmen. Hosts for Dance would Ilk lo go I collet or a "Th Touch of Ml Hand an Ron Jeeu." when and If the elate federal relief ijingnurea," Lntt university, latine- and Mrs Mabel Smork anal "Dir keen's only comment on the appointment wa that was 'de Throng on Monday system Is abandoned or falls abort. Stipulation require that tha leasee shall care for building.

Peleetrtna; "God So Loved Ihe World." Palme, and "Ainu Del." Dewiree YaU IJrteel I fl a 19 I la Hal local governments will assum their A throng af merrymaker will ahrubs and genara upkeep" of the Forty percent of them eald they fc written In IM7. oa hand Monday night la Con Baptist Midyear inland lo ty In Rloomlngton ar- The rhnru' peat group will of "The First Paalm." La- Dr. Luccock leased premlaea; that no stock shall be kept esc.pt oa lot that land not bearing growing crop shall be sistory lempla for lb 13th annual burden, aad also declared that not until such Urn will any uch move be made. Mr. Dunham' request was made Friday, according to a United Press ter completing Iheir education nlm, Gathering to Be Forge; "In Allan Melnea Tat policemen' ball, advance tl-ket CHh.r did not know or planned lo -Th.

Let citord" aa to Speak Sunday lorat elsewhere. Held on Tuesday available to the city for parking space at tlmee of eihlbltlons or trumpet anln with Mr. Haskell ale Indicated Friday. Vngler. and "Itleae th Lord.

My Soul." Inpolltoff Ivannf. The Dr. Emory W. Luccock. pastor dispatch, which said the appeal was! The midyear meeting of the Vocation were listed.

Eight want to be dortnra, 30 per A thorough ee.avae of lb city otbar attractions; that the of th Community church of made In a letter cent to county Concordia quartet will alng "I Will Rlnnmlngton Baptlat association, fAjnell operate no concaaalone of any Shanghai, China, will be th apeak aa hla accompanist. After tba con cregallun lng th hyma, "Near the Cross." M. E. D. Robb will alng "Al tha Mrs, Mnyer and board aad relief Maker's Praise.

Stein cent leachera, a percent nurses has been mad ty patrolman, who comprising 23 churches, will be Y'nd on the land; that the lee er Sunday morning at Second throughout th state. Provision ot'mnA -rhy Vv. Not Mln 10 percent In office work and oth held Tuseday at Ihe First Baptist reported good reeponee, but slightly fewer ealea than last year, when waive any claims for damages to Presbyterian church. mor oultahla shar of the Lorj- Uever. and tha choru will er vocation listed Included radio, Mr.

Smock. Tell th Story church of Illoomlngton. Before be became pastor of the fund required for unemployment 1.000 conclude the program alnglng persons crowded th ball- drafting, arcniteciure, music. iaiiof Jmu(. tholr -l Ua relief waa asked.

Among tha principal speakers 111 be Dr. Paul E. Alden. pastor room. profession.

Interior decorating Mr. Dunham declared that town Shanghai church. Dr. Luccock was a missionary working for th Prea-byterlaa church In that city. la A Bloomlngton orchestra baa aviation, electrical engineering Crowa Merwyn Johnson, Th Holy Mra Mabel Smork, "Th Loet Chord." crop or livestock or oth.rwUc.

which may be cauaed by Improvement of the port or from Its operation aa such. Leas to Re Signed. Definition of the amount of farhf- of th Cnlvvraity Baptist church been engaged for th event. Profit. writing, bu.lness ships and counties In th atat are not only expected to provide funda now In this country on furlough of Champaign: Millard Collin, director of the South Chicago Neigh will go to th policeman's pension Illlnoi Slata Normal unlvertllr Vocal and guitar numbers will ba for th car of their welfare cases from hi parish.

fund, waa tha choice of moat of tnoee R)V( ky hut should look to Ihe Immediate Dr. Luccock church Is mad up Nad Parrot; a duet, will rang by Mr. Lord (lod of My Salvation." Ford Mrs. V. Miller Dies at Home Here Mrs.

Vadnla A. Miller died at her home, 710 West Walnut street, at I 40 p. m. Friday. She had been III of complication, elnr last November.

Mr. Miller pa.sed her ahle land was not contained In last making repllea. TO percent Mating borhood house; Dr. P. L.

Thompson, president of ShurtlerT college; Dr. A. E. Peterson of Chicago, futur when welfare casee now re of foreign persons living In Shang year's lease, whereas It was del) nltely set at it acres this year. Jonathan M.

Moore I. B. w. u. aa ineir rnoica.

wirrtrk and Mra. Smork; gultaP Weelryan being aecond with 1 Und banjo number by Reld Baker ceiving aid through the federal and atat resource will be returned to hai, repreaentlng all denominations. Dr. Luccock Is spending this atate superintendent; and Charles percent, universities in a nan Vincent Mvera: a anln. -t A.

Wells of New York city, travel Alderman A. L. Sargent moved that the mayor and cltly clerk sign the lesse for the city. Ther was Dies of Long Illness Jonathan M. Monra, Tl, died at their care, th dispatch aaid.

"So far aa federal and atata funda er, newspaper man and cartoonist dnsen atata war Hated, on far Know That My Redeemer Uvea." away Florid. by Mra. Edith Green; "Th End of year at Columbia university, and is now on a speaking tour Including appearances at Indiana uni The program Is considered an ara concerned. It can only ba hoped; 69th birthday anniversary Jan. la hla residence, long South Univers unusually strong one, and la ea- I'taro Trafflo Klrt.

la Perfect Day." Mr. Smork. Th Th. nrse.ina- need In concluding hymn will be Ther versity. Wabash college.

Oak Park She waa born In Bristol. In ally street. Normal, Friday morn no opposition. rrriTio it withdrawn. A petition to reaerve parking pected to dra a large attend and Chicago.

lMg, daughter of Mr. and Mi that they will continue lo be made available for unemployment relief long a that type of relief remain of major Importance," the ance. Ther will be sessions at lu Tlloomlngton. reordlng lo th "niin. Dr.

Luccock was formerly a Georie Shaffer. Her marriage was ing, after a lingering Illness Horn In Falrbury, Mr. Moor had spent moat of hla Ufa In Bloomlngton and Normal. Ha waa a 1:10 and 7:30 p. with high echool students la a enlutlnnl to William Miller, who preceded apace along the east side of East street for most of the distance be luncheon and dinner at th church to trafflo and parking problems RTOP HERE FOR VINIT her In death.

el I a classmate at Wabash college of Dr. Harold R. Martin, pastor of Second Presbyterian church, and! will be a guest at the Martin bom over the weekend. I letter aaid. Will Consider Loral Action.

"Th federal relief admtntstra over perreni or me replies sua- Mr a( Un Joh olw, of Mt tween Washington and Jefferson gradual of th Jacksonville school About 33 years ago Mr. Millar moved to thl city, wher aha had County Legion's streets, presented at last week's meetli was allowed to be with for tha dsaf and dumb, lie wad cabinet maker moat of hi Ufa. gested inaa name. wauh, returning ta their horn Greater employment I bdly fron lrip lo ru ainca made her home. She was tha tlon require th atat ahall provide Meeting Deferred drawn by vote of the council.

Ralph mother of aeven children, four of three million dollar a month dur stopped her Fridy to visit I Surviving ara hi widow and four children: Mrs. Tearl Reader HerTernan, attorney for Bernard racioriee waa ravor.o Olaon'. par.ni. Mr. and Mra.

P. ing 1(33." th letter continued. Young Folks Push Karstens. who signed tba petition, of Bloomlngton; Mrs. Helen Cllnts- whom survive: G.

II. Miller, S. F. Miller. Verdle Oliver and Mrs.

Nellie Ilerrnn, all of this city. maton.y oi msa.ng, r-piv. Valentine. Esst Graham And under thl condition, th com Until March 25 A meeting of the McLean County suited withdrawal. The parking r.lnien perreni in.

mission will be forced. In consider man of Needleevllla. Wis Ray Moor at hnm and Charlee of Church Attendance Th young people of th First suggested that a Junior hlgll srnoni restrictions were asked to allow the American Legion organisation Ther are 14 grandchildren and ing allocation to county committee, to take Into account th degree be built and atlll other proposed scheduled to have been held at Mo- two great-grandchildren. ao that new on could ba own Greenwood, Wis. On eon I dead Alao surviving ar a (later, Mra.

Presbyterlsn church will aponaor ad.il- a new main rugn arnooi or establishment of a bus station at 307 North East street No explanation of the withdrawal was offered. Mrs. Miller waa a member of built. lona lo the present one. Nettle Phllllpa, and Uncle, John to which the eountle and town-ahipa have made available local tax fund for relief purposes." th attendance at tha morning worship In their church at 10:40 Work for every person on relief Lean next Monday night, ha been postponed a week and will take place ther March 33, because the annual legion banquet at El Paao la to be held Monday, Oscar Be- Moore, and an aunt, Mr.

Manna the Church of God, North Roosevelt avenue, wher th funeral will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Bur a. m.

Sunday. Serving aa uaher wa auggeated by savaral. Greater MT T. cr. In relief was con- th Mr.

Ethel), chairman of th Mc Hp.nre, all of Falrbury. There under the direction of Burk' ara nine grandchildren. sldsred necessary by eome. walk were among suggestion for puhllo work. Also a new city Lean county Republican central committee, declared relief funda bout, Leroy, county commander, holu, will be Ellsworth Fenn, Robert 8hannon, Riley Trimble.

Per hall and a civic auditorium. were better admlniatered by local Tha funeral service will be held at the Murray and Car mod horns at 10 30 a. m. Monday, burial to be announced. ial will be made In Park Hill cemetery.

The body will remain at the home of her eon, S. F. Miller, 1102 West Moulton etreet, until the hour of tha aervlca. ry Burnett and Wilbur Dean Snow. Would Inrreoa Wages.

REFERRED TO OFFICIAL. Petitions for sign on North Main street, at 104 East Front street and at 203 South Main street were referred to th city electrician. CLAIM PRESENTED. A claim for $9 SO for automobile damage caused by a sunken pavement in the 1500 block North Lin Saint Patrick's Parish Rev. Mr.

Hahn, Saybrook, will be the apeaker and entertainment will Include jtylophon selection by Increased wags and shorter bodlea before Institution of the atat and federal relief ayitem than they are now. Every township, said, ha In th past fur- in Bloomlngton cemetery 4 hour wer urged by 14 percent The junior church will be led by Mrs. George Toung and th nursery will be supervised by Mlaa Edith Hoatetler and an aaslstant Tbs young people will have a so Jlmmie Powers and a Comedy of the student a most desirable Herman Siebert Buried Conference Engages nlah.d generous funds for ear of sketch by Fox. Ruble A Wlne- A movement to prevent both hus Merna I' resent "A NIGHT IN IRELAND" it relief cases and under township brenner, all of Waynesvills. band and wife holding a Job wa cial hour with refreshment from den street last Saturday, was pre- Th funeral of Herman Siebert, 813 East Front street, veteran bar administration closer contact waa suggested by percent of tha stu aented by Edward R.

Redlger and Senator Gerald Nye Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota has been engaged by the kept with th caaes. Joha were dents, with girl predominating In ber who died Tuesday, waa held from the John A. Beck company fpund for some which kept them 9:13 to 6:19 p. m.

Sunday, followed by devotions In charge of Raymond Hanks. The social committee consists of Miss Lorraine Charged With Assault George Milner was charged with referred to the claim committee, WALL IS ASKED. thla suggestion. Lower water ratea, better parka, slmost entirely Independent of re Methodist Episcopal world aervlce chapel and at Trinity Lutheran Program Honoring HI. Patrick lief allowances, declared.

commission to address the Illlnoi. church Friday afternoon. The Rev, higher farm prices, lower food aiwault with intent to kill In warrant aworn out by Alice Nor A proposal for erection of a re Anderson, Miss Lorraine Johnson, -sine it has been handled conference In Illoomlngton next cost, mor fund for th high Mlaa Jane iJirrlck, Wilbur Dean taining wall at Jackson and Clinton W. E. Hohenstein officiated and Mlaa Ann Gerth and Mr.

Thelma through a central bureau, persons ton In court of A. M. Campbell September, It was announced Fri rhoot, alcohol-gas legislation and streets. In connection with the pav Snow and Perry Burnett. justice of the peace, Friday.

The day by tha Rev. Arthur S. Chap Gerth sang, accompanied at tha or old age pensions ware among the wno am not think of or want relief have come to accent It eladlv ing of Clinton street, was referred Sunday. March 17 At Community Hall Bridge, Kurhre and Lunch ease was taken to the court of man of Normal, program director. gan by F.

Ruecklos. Burial waa uggestlon listed. to the sidewalks and brldg com and ara no longer anxlou for elf Legion Leaders Go Senator Nye Is th first na In Bloomlngton cemetery. Pall A campaign against homales. mittee and th city engineer.

support. tionally known speaker to be en bearer wer Walter Reel, J. A. dogs on the streets tu suggested In one quest lonnalr. Another pro Th shift from stats to local care Rolla Jones, justice of th peace, on a change of venue and was continued until 10 a.

m. Monday. Th affray Is represented to hve taken place March 13. Addresses gaged definitely for th conference Hanea, C. G.

Dunkln, A. Bock, A. to Start Campaign Staff members of the atat of of relief cases already has been program. Tha conference, which Van Winkle and Ralph Colt posed that all old buildings ba torn BILLS ARE ALLOWED. Tli following bill and payrolls were allowed: Pfopln bank.

Inter.it on bond. I I2.M started. Mr. Ethell pointed ouL na iX-eavJVI will bring to Bloomlngton 550 Methodist Episcopal minister and fice of the American Legion here dispersed Friday to widely separ of tha principals were not listed. iler clients of about the age of 65 or more are belns- cared far Milner was released on bond.

several hundred additional visitors, i IV. II. IIOLAXD ate parts of the atate to assist in 140.00 will open Tuesday, Sept. 10 and the opening of a new membership mcai Doaies, ana ail medical and ho.pltal car Is paid for by the Joha J. MorrliMy, dsm-as.

to property clstra J. Hubtr Allen, court costs. Me-Orw est. Poatofflo mrals (or pris continue 'hroughout the week. Senator Nye's address will be given campaign, to conclude here April 7 with a "box car" roundup.

local governments, ha said. 11.40 Rl.SA Mrs. Schad Funeral Held Th funeral of Mrs. W. D.

Schad, 61S South McClun street, was held at th John A. Beck company the afternoon of Thursday, 8ept 12. fm Save at Rolands on TOILET GOODS! Enlistment Week to Begin Now for the Wide Open Spaces Fish Fry Tonite Music Wall Eyed Pike Direct From Frenh Water 15c There's something about lake almoapher lliat give you Ihe nrslrei relaxation and freedom. Even food and drink laate belter, Gus Belt' Lake Road Inn Lake Bloomlngton William C. Mundt, state adjutant, was In Chicago to attend a ninth district meeting; Lyle Snave-ly was out to attend a 13th district meeting, and Robert Haffey 7.

JO 60.00 1 so) Decatur Considering In preparation for a 10 weeks chapel at 2:30 p. m. Friday with tha Rev. W. G.

Grubb of Dwlght loyalty campaKn March 24 to oners L. r. RIttmlller, P. Alniworlh Ic le. Barry Barry, leral Bloomln.lon Motor auto repair Fairbanks Mora.

Kalrbanka Mors Illinois Power Light aarvlc. Wannemach.r'. auto repair! Civil Service Plan 3T1.20 4.0S officiating. Burial was In Park had gone to Alton for a 22nd die Civil service regulations for po trlct meeting. 40e rSqulhha Tooth rni Hill cemetery.

Pallbearer were Stewart, Ferdinand, Ralph and l.M June 2, enlistment week will be observed at Centennial Christian church from March 17 to 24. The elders and their wives will have a dinner with the Rev. and Mrs. L. lice and fir department In De The Illinois department Is fight and ing for leading membership honors 39.05 Lloyd J.

Schad, John Glsel John Blum. catur are under consideration by official there, according to re S0r IVpaouriit Tooth I'ast of the nation. 31e Total bin. H. Hooe, 1313 East Grove street.

ports brought by a committee of Mondsy night and the deacons and fire and police department em W. nil. MILAMI)-p KearnY Improve Little Colgate Tooth I'anle $75 Obtained by Robber. their wives will have dinner with ployes of tbst city who visited Bloomlngton Thursday. Only slight Improvement has been shown In the condition of I a a a.

I The committee conferred with the pastor Tuesday. Th church school officers, -teachers and their families will have a gathering at From Bowling; Alley Safe Seventy-five collars was taken Mr. and Mr. Leo Kearns, 703 West VI Rolla Neal, Bloomlngton fire chief, Womllnirj's Hon ft; for Faelal the church Wednesday; the Wom members of the police department from the safe of the Harklns bowling alleys, 119 East Jefferson Walnut street, since they entered the hospital several weeks ago, hospital attaches Indicated Friday and Joseph Schneeberger, chair an's circle and guild, Thursday night; and the junior deacons and PAYROLL: Deneral aalary 194.31 Law 01.1.1 City hall 2.W.7 Engineer 3I1.M Police 1.SH3.12 Fir. 3.13.0 Health 374.37 Oarbag 41.r Street 341.12 Miller park 317.ft UtVemetery 42.S2 7' Commercial light 311.34 Highland; park 28.2.1 Paving 104.11 Sidewalk Km.

92 newer 07.20 Gravel pit 54.40 Lake Bloomlngton, water and light l.eu.eo man of the civil aervlce commis 7 Dloomington hashionables Are Coming to Roland's for afternoon. Their condition was sion, to find how th civil service street, sometime Thursday night, by robbers who worked their way laboriously through three floors of 80e Foriians Tooth their friends and the T. P. S. C.

Friday. said to be "about the same." They plan is working here. Pant were injured when struck by an the building, police were Informed automobile at the Locust and Ma 80e l'liilllM Tooth Entering through a basement 3le 3 1 son streets Intersection. Their I'aftte window on the east side of the building, th intruders ascended small son, John Joseph, was killed In the same accident. SOe Jergen Lotion to the second floor, cut a lock out of a door, removed the safe door 1.722.

34 and took the money. Money in 2 Mennen Talcum rowder 17t 35c I'almolive 8hampoo 19e taoooeogooooooooa Total payrolls Total bill, and the cash register was not dis .111,139.43 turbed. REPAIR IS REQUESTED. Repair of chuck holes In the un Reports $10 Missing lleadquarteri for "MAX KitTOKS Beauty Make-l'p Mrs. M.

E. Miller, 803 East Em paired Hinshaw avenue between Market and Locust streets, was asked of the Illinois Power and erson street told police Friday she HOSE! kPiWbX TIRES EShr ilJ ulS'lPv- 7 rv'tllr'V bv PHOENIX i Light corporation in a resolution gave a strange woman her puree to hold for a brief period while by Lawrence Turpln. It was re SATURDAY SPECIALS Violets 25c Per Bunch Regular 50c Value Trlnces of Wales Violets-large, fragrant and richly colored. the former was conducting an auc ferred to the city attorney. Numerous petitions for sidewalk repairs.

tion sale at her home. When the purse was returned, Mrs. Miller stump removals and graveling of said, she discovered a $10 bill was streets and alleys were presented. missing. A $1.00 bill and a check 60e Mum 49e ('oty Fare Powder Evening In Paris Fare Ponder, Perfume and Kouge $1.10 Kleenex 3 for 27c 10c Lux Soap ..6 for 35e Palmuiive Soap ,.3 for 13c for $10 remained, the report said.

a TBI Two Grass Fires Squelched Grass fires, one of the signs of spring, took the Are department BULLETIN BOARD on two runs Friday afternoon, one to 31 White's place and the other to 507 South Roosevelt avenue. Green Carnations 15c Each $1.50 Per Dozen Dram fle PKKFLMK8 foty Odor 25c Sliallmar Toujour Moi SOe Lelvong's Mon Image 75e Evening In 27c riV'KRAl FLOWERS Oar Bperialtr OTTO J. HKMBRELKJCR. Th. Flortat Phone SHft Phone SOS OS N.

Mala 10J w. Front EMERGENCY XennoDlt. hoapltal 3M Brokaw hoapltal 3290 8t Joseph', hoapltal 1M Police 4800 Sheriff 6U3 County Jail 18S Normal fir. department BS64 Bloomlngton Or. department 340 Wear a green Carnation the flower of St.

Patrick's Day. Wim Jifi rz 'i'l Evcry report from and Yi'V: yXmKfiKAl Val rlij 0Ck Indon trese. the tVl. r1 5 Turf ance of that new light NAVI TAW XvWtm'iyi In I amoke orey gbade for Hoalery I Shown I (XT 4'4-a 4.50.21 Rhunka -As flrst b' POEMX and llj isjLfj gfgflQ gfgfrtO ''r'yPs first at Koland'gi I GET OUR glj- I ricl.t$1.25 1 I SPRING 4.7M3 5.25-18 A i PRICES kjj f-85 1-95 1 yX I I buying 7 "NAVY" HOSIERY I II I NOW! Tbat new shade of Nary Hone 5 I Corner Main and Front Streets 2 "rr. -Tfr.

"5e iJidy Esther Cream a-e SOe H'ootlbury's Cream 35c Cartlimrre Bouquet Soap, lOe, 3 for Llsterine Famral Natlccs, Cardi sf Thaaks, afemsrtaa. ao spesasl Net Ice, l-4laa aatalnmm. fl.g err kftsartjsai addl-ttsnsl Unea IS. saeh. Copj far fan asjr'a rsa wiu as sorrptrd up ta s- day kefvrs soWk-stiea aa atsefc bom for Seal edltlea.

Spring Flower Boxes $1.00 Roses for Your Rose Bowl, 10c Each a A. Washburn Sons 318 North Main St Goodfellow Memorial Home No additional charge for use of chapel Funeral Service. Phone 442 75c Squlbbs Mineral Oil Rubber Gloves Hollywood Diet FCNEKAL NOTICB. Knueral aervlce. for atra.

George H. Simeral WUJ ba held at Beck chapsL Sat-J rde at p. m. I -L "I WWatWWUWC OQQQQ1.

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