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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

T'1se isxsrnaa Anaass asr sassfy
sa4tl.srf nj herr nss-w honaee
AAhe4 I-sr~nm a snerasInw tae@
/ tssrrsstnas vrnasion n hssssa
C,ere-sev~ Iaxson ~ DaauEsh,
Ia vssssiav as 6sst sassaewss
/ gsaas Snaxa.n eft Aansaas
far VI scorasn 10 vssst ma msshser
Mrs A,sssa Asastserc asss chlhss
re~ vsvae To Ainaeaxassss Sssfaaas
for H. vssst.
I sc-s~na "a tta% many rs,sFsss
ssvns Wednesday. swessafax "a ttas
l,Asaa Ebaaae
The lison broaiaers IRE hAsase-
ft@F tise. EsotAaAws from RVrrrst
t,rnS i carnfs.
j Mss olive .NHierxsr csrgse
,sa~er frcm Sssperrov rhansstas. 70
sn~rssa tiss lssssssA,Ss
Sssnesay srhess bss sssisarresr
3,nrs tircc ufSnsiKs. VIII FessFssri
the igrs1t Sssfyssav 10 Anrii.
I Mss gIAxa elvvrtAnst arrives
frpnS ggsassaeSfn lee. =. FIR u ts~c
ssv~aass eTsst sftls ser gsarcnts
Tlss4a giAsnrne~rssSSs ssSa wsfe
.srn stss@ 70 Iss sggts axain hipgt tso
,Yf he little artss are nssse IL.
i TIE Christmas g,rc9rnrrS "a
sessesshs u 3 mad, & WEIR ve~~ m
sercssing ma ygerr svssI stts~sssesi
/ Mr. ana Mrs T.ssTss Ssox arc
spending the lse,laAsx With Mrs
.sssScxs glsrcnts, Ar ma Mis- q
johnson
Mss EfilmA EssksfzSau ressrre,
tn her Essuue liear LAX Lake SsaT
sAv tep snsna rs~ G.arssssuas
vacation
Srsssssis g. flSs. u" III c.asse
aec - frr tssn WEEKS vNraiips
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

Iarra s.tiarsy spert essrFsE
&c her lone Esav1no
arrAnr LAand BERT Christmas
pttsh frFarsfa a B-rno
Tenn FFefseyJf upersor spent IA
fsu AVS tssf5au reeds a tsurss
this ne@ss
VIZ aaa Nfes s. Al Ffatvsrson
suent sartstalas at hn nr Sher-
hard lnn1e
Jahn Esnastanu afs :sasErras TO.
srera Gfsrsthaas sstraa retaF gest
III J. ans.
LATHE 1sprS confined to esi
teth Dnaua'ouia ana aFsa. Terr
sscs e his errslap
Marie ana Ftater faatsTTu arr
home r5os Jaaira - pere be
hngssays pstA hnr parertss
Mv nu Irx Il Taisan ire
suerianu Re nnti.tavs with
fFfarda arfi rrtativss NJ Esnoob
Fart
Arrfur LA.ma haa be i1ster4
time "a use one. ii ais hnrSess
III Haa laaeusnnala4 aaet pas only
sn.e hort etssAe
tfaza4 Hssstnaen, returned 81
her work r Isanenpeiss l'te~~1
tiav aftArr snennsar garrsshaasa
seath ha~ nareafs here
+ FASstia anst Earts Havan cnnae
hsasa F,rraasT e~vnasv - snenss
hare usr or~4ss vpeaftass n he
has'e a thsefv uarrrrs 1r ann
MRS w n lIavanN
+ ASke. F'0rs rad rs acctsserN be-
sete~ Aavy whan a. hawr1 sesgns
felt on IA arrse ansf b~nlses IL
gIee were 20 Dasassh e. rrcessv
raeraraA frasfanrst
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
1EanEs auEaaesaM aEaa
Nost.s~ EAossse a.ei.~e 70 AsSssnd
sssse~rsos Sas-eswrsf@sm~s

I.~asannas-ssks 1nasrfgsSn hes fsr
tka ssaBlssn merit - "a sssfsnlssa la
gssuag asma aniFrarsNv sgsft 9st resent
- 10 80 6asr E!nzssrr conferences ~
president s-araauuansan aHsta &C ase
AsniasissHn aafYauaI dstsratiaa "a
w~s oars nHnsssav 10 fafasxH staatra q
ia rar9hsh exAiues sna nas @.u q.
fs@Aa q annear Dsssps sanb4~sunIia
afssu aaF atfuarftsss~ "a axsIniu tsas fes
tsesx "a tsa A~rfsnian necpIss
TLasTTryA llass anusauesd Asss IA.
essssw nat 20 4rsaaa lbs gaa.ssags FOR
oaaa asas Nae sas aav usaas uvst Assr
nsssaa ieaasn1tp nae tsaast astsias ans
pssf ~ 'Tnvs~y tarrt aae Asnsansans fas
aMnssar nay ass~~F tsat - sas ~
nsAuSsNa avs Turstsa snasssrts taay
shnulsi pIasa tAasr esasas asssree tsa
rhvts nas hsss@~ sa eaacA~auee 40 y
wsNNgas
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Nssr11IarIl

TsMsr 1THtt ssest GlsrIssrnas
&c re Tiasz hno.e4
IEss 44res Ts-Asa-s rrsrlgiing
Csirrstrlas z n1ae
Jaee TsAatf6no EFss acg ttiH SEX
List a ff@ layv 4st 7Vv@ss.
IE5err 114i4T4 . Il iogne llrr
inrr ia grnstras axa1itoL
fsr. !. = no9ryTt- sue:Itt Ss1t
tIrrag Z lie 1axrNesl 11one.
i-z. J,zrn.I caalaeI 1ol 'Alr
Shoemaker riRsa2y aatesT1pgm.
Sfsz. TEg1s .zd fhznlits amn
Sonuax e tae5srsp lturlll imne
FFlyy. Fkvry4h weItt % 5alli-
Stone SatUrras- 10 consult 4 tesl-
ttsE1
Mss 41asla JsqiiYs S slslGr
iaae her Christmas raea.1tmn II
hnuse.
IshioG1-rrE INA amiv snH1r
Carlssnlas 4 tAE 5eesin milufta'
hnosee
Ma ma srrs Daar1eil mt ffum-
lr ssea- Oenrssr1aS Il tie Il Z
Ebr<yrhh lasaaes
IA ann Erss " " f3fniwn
seen 6lrrssrras N ina Lanes
t,y7Islae a0u-f.-
HIS fesasT ritezz frpln d,Irf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

edge iS Eft fIn1ne during EiH,
I.srrSstraxs vaca1inn.
Vim Hsnmm aYds tL. r. H,rsrf,
'-alerl al the r.. 1n1lesL home
'7rasslAsy sssesIliIE,
Mr.. ami Mis- 9ttn Wssz1sxsi
are VISITING n tfie Sxl4sHn ant
TVerrIaxsHi ffprnex.
Mr. sara3 Mrs FRANK HeraiI
ffrsn Sandstone sz,esrr CHRISTMAS
"A. ttiae AZ. r. FansvttI Eiame.
AZ lew III ttIg- 1aatifi~r- laaiip.s
lIpinesf Mrs. Howtz rasekJrarr !ie,,
ir-tidar Ff-dav affEs-1Dsm-
Af-. AMT Mrs. EsnnsaTis Glncnx
INN 1esa- 4sauw, visstfzsf 1t. tie
sffrese ptlr-iil EinJne Mfmafaw
Tire .z-t SMru-ns1 and Olaf Wei
ssm 5umliess czilssil st tiiH E. z.
T.pwitH Emnne Fr1daw evening".
Ai-. ant MRS.. AZ. Wnaf. finn
Sandstone, c.iilssl at the Lnlis
amt G,--n Exfan homes Mmarfav
AFTERNOON.
T.n--IIH,, Bernie amt RtsaI1l SsuI-
rT,es1 as spending CHRISTMAS aE
t.ie hume at :ste,r fsuties- Charles
ssng-sl.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
DslIIllEsses

Mrs DBa EA>csssrocn sBer1 the
tbay With Asx. Essaaeef1 rIesaas
Eirrak Ekkn VIA .Yn The. snsF IIsr
fAr a. fe~w flasss Iass vrveis. bu1 q
iaaprovanu
lAfrn AruaEsn ~ Da5a1hq lss
vlssainV with the Actsnaers gtars
inr he. l1sia4says
Fs'-rrs Hesfhe~r. atss "a takanu
uun tinaher ~ 0rtharn Nsseons
ssn spent Christmas "a hnne
0Nyprr [4lngsoren 1T Superior q
sn~nsaamx Glf-fssnsaa vHeafisan
sesth pas grnnzslarensss Mr. ard
MRS glsas Amterror
Tie goamsanatv L1ssssess lAis
,e,fl h4s er.e~tasnsevs 10 the Fh.res-
ssm hassase Sattarrav. lee Drh1 IN
the Misses Gssarun ann FIfrrda
kshtn Marrostee Jr.r, Of Sanxs-
ssoas. and Miss gIaraa Narcotic
81 DniGrhg ARE rsaklnu a. CHRIST.
rnas vssst with thRTr parerts-
Mrs E1nnk Frirnann ana cnal
,fsrnt votss raw ssxsns ssnnxee time
~ Hsuxng arrryvxs nzsnne a0asn
'Tlsesssavs Hrnnk fs~as BETTER
fasw
Mrs hechEnaE axzs t,ahv assi
Aiss Ha~cnre Aeaasxsonq 10Th Il
Dniathg ar sren1irv he hs,af-
,tayx with th&srs Eaxenss, Mr. zza
Mrs gehn 1esasnonl
Mrs. Esresson If GsshirEr. Nfss.
Ia vssstinv NTH lae-r nns Itas
FsI%ssnss Mrs CARR II ves,
sser. Wis rnsstse~r ii Mrs Tvaz
EsIsssar. "a gasa yyssttnxs Il ths
EEefsan aowsee
Miss HiiaIrr Ssw~ssDr1 II 3fY
Miss lures ssseal timse-ss Aises@ri
san ri Duinshg L4.Txte~r A,ycte-veF
us 81! paasi. Mss I,sarun Eflssz.
ssarg ID srasses Ms.asissp, EcssnS. sne
sffrsaa sriesSnys ID Soak CIV
fnvvAS are al spe-gain4 ttsesl
Christmas raeafiaa with ttss
lssssssa fnikxS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

ana me fsacres nave rome ta'
taer hanfes
ne GarEsrsras pnurrzn hetd az
the EsisIu1skar ernrrrz I0nnay
evening was err weti gwen ANA
was offended ov az larGe crvwdi
Tie afaszzes florence Inn Efhef
T.arsyn canre i0wn rom Dhfiairn
E'raiav 20 spenn C1rEstnIas With
taefr parenrss Ir mn Irs NIetss
arson
he fslrTaE1Ias entertainment
g5var bVg re Snanav senooi &c
the IethodIar Canrcn Eksc -
was eapovsd by IN unusually
large cr1usei. pdIra a amber gf
ynunv oeouia ssenr Snndag eyes
rInu &c ae hscar Carlson hnnIes
c.uIte as nnssse~s of Winne-
nIsrsfas Ynun0 peessse IRE hnnIe'
fsr re hnatasz Tie Kisses
Thssessla Ivferr. FLthnr arrs9gr
Ttvtans Iygtrrna Inn Easfh Jag-S
gerssn. Also Iast Iyiserr ennae
I'D rom 3. pnal Satnrrav nou.
wYdun Street FEreaf ISrerT
aud NaIt:sr Aaygrer carte frgu1
the I,1rsner cansns Saturday e@v.
ring.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

/ Ilsss Janeees. ttaet1ar % ttsea
sernot llaa aarr-r5 mae
ana esrarraE-Inrv p-c0Tnz1 ~
Tuesday agpeI1n- he cra1iarn1 al
1ui rgtI n -etr fp3ErsS Elge FFrIaa
egprr Ut re -spGlz-l1-, gTss a E'Tsft'
from aflyl Ssn-1 vrrIso 6tEstrItEtts
eed cnGeiy TO- Ill -r4 asre@L Mss
] 3aneegf . Ee@sas1TT rErc gtsSt
vreees vaeati1uY e Fine Egg
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
ssr SEIZED N aosaEar'
SssesesSs Essssssros TFuess s*sssEosl
TTsr s~~e IN 81 M~ssAak

SaMsaa ~ " Ns-~-sssx nsaun wsEasl
hs~sys saM~sass awsAa aTvsvsae rssus -
vegns h. A. go ass inn Aes eeunss iltE
pesasawg lAsssfsssstsra iaa c1unactauil
w1xKk tNAe Soeo 0ee rsshs~vy - tAse Uas
fAMas&AeA4 FNa~~aa ss~xsrvs~bsHRstsHe
~ tAes 1nssAa 5sAsss nsaas 10 EAsuvsef
rEseTt ass~A SsAsAs snsnsshafa osssa haa
rscstvsae A. fsAp fssu Fasss vsxsat and
Tkepseys oeas&nsvs sAa lsAasseAme snps~z
iAsA~as~s Etasaan 20 tAae penssArssavv.
aefAvs osse~ssnsg sAas ssapsrtAs iavfas
hsssAsAes' TO- ~ rs~saavxAs tae&t Ram
tAsAo euss&sess
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
raANC aH@ig IN 1ia4M'
ESeeensness AAsAesv L.Aae ~ 81 lAuss~~s
Essss0n F<c~ss s~sassNp

rJaAlsa-~ffs l1ss<iays sssaoug las res
lAa1E' sMaa usAarsd IT, sssAE a. sAvrfae
v<sSse al Whatsoever Tia cssss nasa ne~ag
snppnass fAvrnssvsy52 ~ sasassavssshl peusal
sAsswsasG aAssg rsvesvsv sAsssssasss
FkAee ssAsAa sSvernassas oaseess ana
ewspa@sa we<ss sssAessa fas~ nsszvs taaas
Th~s sssa~esa&g aApnntssxaa isrexSsass'
aAeNted tk~s tAeefaSA - Jssshe snsa~t.
caME IA&sas aa4Essrss iivfawE fsrass cover
sM<s tk>ar saAsAwF asksAS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Wm.ElCE ouEa COUNTRY
9eeeees ~ rtssssans se0 SxA,saNns NasN
ttAssSA~s Fsossese as~ovoAs

c!sisu@rp~ ssas&&u sts~sk sas vtss*ese
sseat Aaseee han stesvs laval tasf sse
ssssS tA~ g&sss IA ~Ns@ CAsfatss~s tIaAs
5ru~e~f ~ fnAhsrtsa hsasstanss ssa
ost~~F c~sHA~~s ~ ysaaAr<> rave te~n re<
yssvsso - tts~ aasl ssAs ~ wv NJ siI ~
sxfnsstai csfie~e ~ ti.~ Esnassss Sssss~
snsA ssss~v slater
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
s0lH7 WITH q MEM Nls2Ma'
oSeSv&s~9 vesesss@e@r 3eess~~e ryHe ysNss
aA~u~ua - 5saseAevss 9ssG~rc

ss.s~stsAa-~TtNe uavssArvs smsrnaAsss
a~sf gHssssN~e fevs fsavf sAsse rersaaasdf
,fA~esv.u aAa fAvt sh~ i*ss siaAseis sxAs
com<ed~H ~ vsss~ssass~e thas he snx.
Wsshf a. crew ~ ssxks prnaassys hAs
spMse ts~rs scase sAsss wtsasna snsus
CAssass~A~ evn4AtaG .~As mia renovtsa
ek~v tsAa sAssed 10 sFsss aays stas. "a -
uAsxssME ve~s~s
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
NAw on auuUEu rHaHuMssS
As~essss otue~ca SoslssusssN Hs~werN -
8s11e~ ~ <ssssnsU p1sss

A&~r aun~es L.~A svssas~~Nie rcmsasH
~ ss~~o*fsss IN 4srs@nA~As Ntasssssnns
sa~i E.~nsssAasAp wn~ IspsssAs<ss 5r sssse
su6N fts4>~n ,SsstAsss itzse~ssxsasMs he
ums6&w - ttSs uA~np ~ y snAAksxs 1eAs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
@|lIQER HEl'IIIIlIL
hllNED0lG CuAEI
Sassssf aaooctadIi Mating e.
fsrf 70 $50 Iafse
.naeeF0a..

9an Ersnrfses~~ sisasasE sAsrsI ofs
Hnf&f~ daef:sias - diseases Gsssa rA%
pOs<s v~ra eHrraHs taaf IN extsnssus
tvasaas haa bs@n ysrswr oas ~ Aaa
dewua Ia pHafisn es~ss sor Assssr
Css~ssRa aaswdou rfssa 9hiiaaasvsiaa
dran .saa~s wse rae ~ country %
ssc*ne Dsut@amanf
Bs~saen has os~H - hhs~sseh. ta~rA
nsaavs AShara fass watah has hsser
k1ot IA nm 9vg nnlissrvY liseitissns@s
onsae-s, rte rsnses eHrrsnt hess -
fAas sav9lagrsaa IN laa ss~rss'y ser
Lbs ssrnuan aassn rsr tas aiifas
statsas ana s~ee~sae 20 zaAs erfs'g
tarsuwh EHeFfie asaa asrs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

ftAsv~Ssfwes-s rs%~S nm fNs&st ftr'
ieuE s~wU ~o&a rwncesan A~~r wts<@a
TsS<ea s,rAasets vs~e scaa "a sxcsiAm ftvs
ySSdk e~unsf Al ls~xssss.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

&lDCe9s ~ Ssaessc o4sss Government
AtsSlnR- 5&sspe aiss~wx .sssS~fraSi
se11ntnns6Glsr Sts EEnAssuh ID srsis2 tolFlssi
fy1aatei sstkas~s TO- rssal sresaais4ti shsvs4
- t1inmg stsAs Gsinp government ~ l~r1
dUAnTw essAnsttssss~s tsIn Allies Ihsai
<nInns<e ~ sxYateax rsuasMsSSmA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
HsshsS - 1As~Y 1as~~cssss.

0UE - WY Av0
as&slt S1s A4Rfss Alssss~~'fssse gxA&s1s
81 s@V~w ceszSfcA lnl ssnsii 33a Issse
sU&p3t dsSs saAusss ~ ssrc~ns~sssi 40
~ rssxtwnsa sar tsssrsAaws cs~csnesf "a
wsjixsi se1tssw ySsssy ~ ths sAsM~e SAe a
s1wsmNwx isssss~nA or ~tfea llsssA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

Rs.at the Ad-E Rn9-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
BOARD IS DIVIDED
ON NEW ORDINANCE
Proposed Introduction of
Nuisance Measure Opposed
bV Lucius Swift.

Proposed introduction of an ord
nance declaring the city garbage re-
duction plant, the Kingan hair plant,
Smith Agricultural Chemical Works
and other factories, which West In
dianapolis citizens claim produce Of
fensive odors, nuisances was opposed
today by Luc,us B. Swift Of the sani-
tary board. President Jay A. Craven
and Vice President John L. Elliott
have told councilmen they viii not
oppose the measure.
Swift contended the board should
not admit the garbage plant is a nuis-
ance, but he favors replacing it with
modern equipment at once.
Elliott said he was certain Kingan
& Co. and Cther affected concerns
would fight such an ordinance in
court, but he believed the time had
come.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
NE " FRESH AIR
SCHOOL ASSURED
FOR SICK k|DDIEs
tuberculosis Association 10
Given Promise of School
Commissioners.
START WITHIN
YEAR
Trouble Over Engineering Prob
lens Is Holding Back Inn
mediate Construction.

An appeal by the officers and d.
rectors Of the Marion County Tuber
culosis Association evoked from the
Indianapolis board Of school commits.
sioners today a qualified promise that
construction on the proposed new
fresh air school for hciIdren VIII bs
started within the next year.
Sol Schloss and Judge James A.
Collins presented the case Of the Tu'
berculosis Association.
Charles L. Barry and Adolph En-.
hardt Of the school board replied that
the board realized the need Of such
an institution and that the only thing
holding back its construction is trou'
bic over plans and specifications for
engineering.
The school board entertained a re-
quest from the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, through its representative,
Bruce Mcintosh, for voting $500 to
defray expenses of a Go-to-Schoas
week educational campaign. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
WATSON TO SPEAK

VIII Fire Opening Gun IN G. o. p.
Campaign at Lake James.
Senator James z. Watson will fire
the opening gun of the Republican
campaign in the northern part Of the
State in an address at a northern In
diana rally at Lake James, Aug. %.
Among the State candidates ana
party leaders who win be present a Ia
Albert J. Beveridge. senatorial candf-
date. Clyde A Walb, Twelgth dis
trict chairman, expects 10000 people
to attend the meeting.
Miss Etelka ]. Reckenback. of Peru,
vice-chairman of the Republican State
committee and head Of the woman's
division. has opened headquarters in
Room sos of the SEVERN hotel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15

MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and
contracts. FRANK K. SAWYER. Ne
ridian Life Bldg. 307 n. Pennsylvania
street. Circle 1861.
MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L. B.
MILLER. 127 n. Delaware st. Main b762.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
CLOUTS HER ON HEAD
Negro Swings Milk Pail Because Wife
Forbade POwdering.

James Perkins. coIored, 1889 Yandes
ST.. told City Judge WIlmeth today
that his wife would not permit him
to use powder on his face, drink pop,
or smoke. Perkins was charged with
assault and battery, after his wife
had told the officers he struck her
over the head with milk pail The
court withheld judgement on a prom
Use of no further trouble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
Cnmentionables

Silk underwear proved attractive to
the burglar who entered Apartment 6.
at 1907 Broadway, accohrding to Miss
Betty White, 2143 Central Ave, who
reported that $40 worth of the under
garments were stolen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
STRIKE NOT BLAMED
Falling OF In Recorders al
Indiana Lakes.

Indiana summer resorts report 3
falling of IN summer visitors this
year. Lake Makinkuckee reports the
number Of cottagers and visitors less
than at any time during the past ten
years.
One business man Of Culver, near
the lake, attributed this to the fact
that many persons are touring the
country by automobile. The strike
was not blamed to any great dehree
for keeping tourists away from the re-.
sorts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
AUTO HITS BOY
Driver Reports Slight Accident to
Police.

Frank Bray, 1343 s. East ST.. rez,
ported to the police that while he wa -
irving south on Broom ST.. he struck
Felix LuskaZevich. 993 w. Pearl St,
and slightly bruised him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
Thief Takes Snare Tire

While Roscoe Hand, 1910 Hoyt
Ave, attended a boxing exh bition at
the Empire Theater last night, his
car parked outside was relieved of
spare tire valued at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-15
CHURCHES TO HELP
Civic Clubs win Also Assist in Ar
menian Pageant.

Miss Grace Keichle, who is to direct
the staging Of the Armenian pageant
and bazaar at Cadle Tabernacle. Aug.
80 and 81, announced today that the
churches of the city and the civic
clubs would furnish a large percent
age Of her cast.
Miss KIechle, who is a member OF
the Stuart Walker Company, Is great!
ly pleased with the pageant, written
by Mrs. Kerop Ashjian, local Arne-
Man woman. Mrs. W. D. Long, dra-
matte reader, will assist.
All church groups. and particularly
those who are to appear in the Ar
menian wedding. are asked to meet
at Roberts Park Church Wednesday,
evening at 730 o'clock. It has been
decided to make the pageant and ba-
zaar free to the public
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SUES INSURANCE FIRM
Owner of Stolen Auto Says Company
Refuses to Pay.

When George w. Schaffer bought
an auto last year he had visions Of 1t
being stolen and insured it for 1895
with the 0. p. Afford Company. His
fears mater allied and he entered suit
In the Superior Court to collect. The
company refued to pay, he charged
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AUTO WASHING
Our specially. 334 N. Illinois.
S & S Auto Laundry

TIRES. all sizes. 81 and up. Rebuilt cas-
ngs with NEW THREADS. We also re-
pair or Tetread your tires ANDERSON
STEAM VULCANIZER Co, GIL n. Capitol,
Sd floor.
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WILL TALK STRIKE
Scale Committee Of Indiana Operators
to Meet at Terre Haute.

A meeting Of the scale COMMITTEES
Of the Indiana Bituminous Coal OPP
orators Association will be held at
Terre Haute, probably tomorrow, NJ :.
L. Gould. president, announced today
He said the conference would take up
the strike situation, but declined to
say what phase Of the question
would be discussed.
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$4,000 JEWELS STOLEN
Robbers Leave No Trace In Summer
Home Robbery.

By United Nes1S
NEW PORT, R, L, Aug. 15.-Jewels,
valued at $4,000 have been stolen
from the summer home here of Mrs.
Isaac Kelley of st, Louis.
No trace of the robbers has been
found.
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FIGHT SMALL FIRES
FTemen Make Two Runs-LOsses
Amount to $3.50.

Fire Of unknown origin caused a
500 loss to the home of Bert Nc
Cracker, 2283 Union St, Monday
night. The department also was
called to extinguish a flame that
caused damage of $50 to the store of
Martin Stickwish. sol n. Noble st.
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LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
or PUBLIC PARKS, CITY
OFFICE OF THE BOARD CITY HArL.

I
OF INDIANAPOLIS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD, CITY HALL.
Notice is hereby given by the board OF
park commissioners of the city of Indian
apolis. Ind. that 1t Is desired and deemed
necessary to make the following described
public improvements in the city Of Indian
bered improvement resolution adopted by
said board on the 22nd day OF July. 1922:
Improvement Resolution No. 30. 1922.
To improve, repair and rebuild the Wood
stock clubhouse with the insurance money
received from the recent partial destruction
OF said building by fire. which building IS
located on the Woodstock club grounds. now
owned by the city Of indianapolis. and Is
part OF the park and boulevard system of
said city, and said improvement ia for park
purposes and IS 10 be made with said insur-
anc6 money now on hard and available for
such purposes. all as shown and IN accord
ence with the plans and specifications on file
IL the Office of the board Of park commits
sioners OF said city. and which may be seen
at the offics of the architect FOR said build
ing. Mr. Frederick Wauick, 3OS Hume-Man-
sur Bldg. indianapolis. Ind
That said board OF park commissioners
has fixed Saturday, Aug. 20, 1922. at 10
O'Clock a. m, at the office of SAID board in
the city hall. as the time and place for the
public consideration of the. proposed I'M
provement, at which tlmo said board Of park
commissioners will receive bids tor such
work. The successful bidder viii be re-
CURED to comply with the specifications now
on file and which may be seen In the office
OF said board He shall deposit q certified
check IN the amount Of two and one-half
V = % per cent OF the englneers estimate
OF the cost OF such work bid upon, but in
no case shall any such check be for less
than the sum of one hundred (S100.O0)
dollars, said check to be certified by a repu-
table bank doing business IN the city OF In
dianapOlls, Ind.
In case no bid is accepted, this check will
be returned to the bidder. but II one of the
bids is accepted. and the bidder shall refuse
or neglect to enter into any contract with
the city Of Indianapolis within five 80 days
from the time he shall have been notified of
the acceptance of the same said check shall
be forfeited to the city Of Indianapolis as
ascertained and liquidated damages for the
failure TO do SO.
An affidavit of non-conusion, as required
by law, must be furnished
The board Of park commissioners reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHARLES A. BOOKTALTER.
FRED CLINE.
A. NJ hAGUIRE,
SARAH f. SHANK
Board OF Park Commissioners OF tho City
of indianapolis.
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State OF Indiana department Of State.
To all TO whom these presents shall come,
greeting: l. Ed Jackson. secretary of State
of the State of Indiana do hereby certify
tt at the Simplicity Incubator Corporation
has this day fled in the office Of the secre-
taly % ota.e; tn9 propety sI1heu anu at
CURED by section "a of an act entitled AN
act concerning the organization and control
of corporations for profit" approved Feb.
%, 1921.
And I further certify that said written
consents, statements and papers so filed az
aforesaid show that said company and the
officers thereof have complied with the pro-
visions of said section "a OF said act, and
that said corporation is now in process of
dissolution
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
(SEAL) the State of Indiana at the city
of Indianapolis this 9TH day OF
August. A. D. 1922.
ED JACKSON, Secretary of State.
By FRANK DENIUS, Asst Deputy.