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ALIEN LAND LAWS

Decisions of the United States Su- preme court sustaining recently enact ed anti-alien laws in Washington ana California are not surprising to resi- dents of those states, where the ln- Aux of Japanese and other aliens are a menace to the agricultural districts. The courts first decision was to the effect that the laws forbidding aliens ineligible to American citizenship from owning or leasing land in the United States was not in violation of the constitution and that in view ol the fact that there is no treaty be- tween the United States and foreign countries affected, no legal barrier to state legislation enacted exists. The second decision sustains the statutes prohibiting such aliens from owning stock in land-holding corporations.
 After the laws affecting land owner ships were passed, Japanese attempt ed to contravene the prohibition by organizing companies, in which they hold most or part of the stock, with an American as a dummy official, and also entered into contracts with nu- merous American land owners for a division of the crops. Laws forbidding such practices are declared to be valid, the majority of the supreme court holding that this was a subter- fuge and was tantamount legally to leasing.
 It may be expected that the inter- pretation of the highest tribunal will not be welcomed by Asiaucs, but it will stand because it is the highest ruling obtainable. Moreover, it will serve a good purpose in removing all doubts on the validity of such legisla- tion and in putting an end to attempts to evade statutes which have the backing of the American people, par ticularly in the states which have to deal with the problem of alien owner ship and control The law too, estab- fishes the entering wedge. If an alien cannot own or lease agricultural lands in the United States, can they not be prevented from owning or leasing any other kind of property? The dividing line is so thin that it will take a su- preme court jurist to distinguish it.
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HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETES
 PREPARATIONS FOR SUPPER

The High School students have al- most completed their preparations for their big supper and dance IT. Odd Fellows Hall Sa,ui,lly night
 The purpo,a ol the dance is tG raise money. his nHer will D.. used for various things. Some of it. will be used to buy Edith Mcintosh, who will be the first graduate from the new four-year high school graduating ring. Some of it will be used to buy @ stand for the dictionary in the high school room. Some ot it will be used to buy new playground equip ment. The diiierunt school orgaLiza. tious hay ealready bougn, and put up goal posts, 1as -'bl.i posts, see, saws, and basketLa!i;, footballs, voliey balls and other athletic equipment. It is planned to buy giant stride and chute for the smaller children. All of the money made will be used for school purposes only.
 Parents will be asked to donate something in the line O. food for the supper.
 The plans are as follows:
 Supper to be served iu two or more situ-,5s, from six to selen cuntinu- ously.
 Gard games in ante-room and child Tel $ games in main room.
 trIuing from to 12 m.
 tuIi plans will be announced later.
 fleets for the dance and supper will sell at 50 cents for adults and % cents for children.
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MARATHON KISS TO BE
 CUT SHORT IN THE FUTURE

CHICAGO, Dec 5.-Federal prison CTS so luckless as to be arrested in Chicago will be unkissed in the future Deputy United States Marshal Sam Howard announced today. While Clar ence Stone was on his way to federal court today on charge of selling mar cotics, a pretty girl was sob threw her arms about his neck and kissed him fervently. Deputy marshals. who were deeply touched by her emotion, did not interfere with the caress A few minutes later a tube filled with morphine was found in Stones pos session. He admitted that it had been passed into his mouth during the mar athon kiss.
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FRANK H. FOSTER BELIEVES
 REPRESENTATION BE CHANGED

Attorney Frank H. Foster, who has been in Seward the past few days en- geged in legal work, will leave tonight on the Watson for his home in the Copper City. MT. Foster, who was a member of the last territorial legisla- ture and one of the Third division
 bloc, states that he will not be a can didate for reelection owing to pres sure of business matters He believes there will be no division of the Terri tory, but that representation in the legislature will be changed to conform with population on a basis of one rep resentative for each $500 population
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REACHED BY
 U. S. FIRM AND ZEPPELIN CO.,

FREDERICKSHAVEN, Ger, Dec. 5. A recently completed agreement be- tween the Zeppelin Co. and the and the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.,, of Akron, O., U. s. A., makes it possible for the aircraft manufacturers to con tinue in business here, but under American management
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ENGINEER DIES AT THROTTLE:
 OVERRUN NUMEROUS SIGNAL!

ALBANY, Ga., Dec. 4.-Members of the crew of the Southland Limited, Florida tourists train which collided with the Southern Railways Florida Special at Nahunta, Georgia, believe that Engineer Evans of the Southern fore the wreck 2s several danger sig nals were O. e.Gun, causing the crash. I've. ! ao4-s were injured.
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SUN VAT SENS TROOPS
 TAKE A NUMBER VILLAGES

CANTON, Dec. 4.-Sun Vat Sens forces have driven back the North China troops opposing them in Kwang tung province, capturing two more villages. Sun Yet Sen announces he will not use his cavalry next week as his horse is sick.
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SLEGf AND SNOW IN TEXAS
 TEXLGAANA, Texas, Dec. 5.-Re- ports received here Saturday state that there is sleet and snow on the Texas panhandle.
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BABY CdITldSr OF elIpliSfs ItE tINlGS8 "a COil-
ditiOn Lincoln 1894.
q BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT
~>~~~~~~~~~N~S>~s~e~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~sN~~~>.~~~~S~~
FEATHERS bought. sold and renovated;
feather mattresses and pillows made. E.
f. BURKLE, 4l6 Mass. Main 1923.
HEATHS Barber Shop; union; warm. COM
Portable bathrooms. 132 W. Market.
CARPENTERINGa bungalows and garages;
repair work a specially. Webster 1885.
FURNITURE repaired and refnished: up
holstering. Drexel GAS.
FURNITURE repalred and rahnished. Web
a4aR 04A0.
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=
10 all II may concern. You are her by
rCtiEed that on Friday. March SO. 1928 Al
clock .. 10. at rhe town nall al Beech
Grove. Marion County, Indiana, t@e board
OF trustees OF Beech Grove viii receive
sealed bids for the Improvement o. the 1Ol-
lowing named street:
The Improvement OF the roadway or
Seventeenth St. extending from Main ST.
south to the corporation limits. by grading
the same and by paving said street sixteen
feet in width. q distance Of 1864 feet
II IS further resolved and ordered that the
cost OF the Improvement hereby provided Tor
shall be paid by sufficient assessment 10 be
levied upon the property esCeCIaIIv bsneTited
assessed therefor IL accordance with tbs
law. but under no circumstances shall the
town OF Beech Grove be held responsible for
any sum OF SUMS due from any property
such money as shall have been actually re-
ceived by the town from the assessment for
such improvement. or such money said
town 10 by law required to pay 10 the amount
inn Ovement b.. said town. Assessment OF
$40 and moro against each lot II deferred
20 be paid u ten equal iustall1ents, with
interest at the rate OF 8 per cent per an
num- A bond or bonds viii be issued TO
the contractor 20 tbs amount Of such de-
ferred assessment IN pro-rstB payments for
such improvement.
Each bidder Is required to dspos4s with
his bid a certified check for any amount not
less than > y per cent OF said estimate. to
insure the execution OF the contract for
which said bid Is made. Also ne VIII bs ~
CURED 10 execute s nou-collusion affidavit IN
the usual form.
The board reserves tie right to roiect any
BY order OF the board Of trustees OF
Beech GIr9yss, Ind, this he 2nd day Of
E. LEE CLARK,
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RENTALS
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FOR RENT-Storeroom good location: can
be used for barber shop tailoring shoe re-
pairing. bakery. dry goods. hardware or drug
store. 200 Speedway ave Cal Belmont
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Try ] ton Ill. 10-inch egg $3.50
This egg is as large as lump coal.
Indiana forked lump ....$7.00
Illinois forked lump 1925
Linton No. 4 ..........$7.15
West Va. and Ky. lump. 5000
Poca. NJ. r., very hmpy. $3.50
If you are having trouble with your fur
mace or stove try l ton of our special fur
mace coal Hand-picIed and boom-loaded
Try / ton and If this coal doesn't meet
with your approval, send 1t back.
MERIDIAN COAL co.
Lincoln 6237 Lincoln 6237
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Special
Best Ill, 2 TO Gin. lump, forked- $500
2 tons, $1175,
III. egg, clean forked .......S5.90
Ind. egg. clean forked ......$5.90
2 tons. $11.50.
Best Ill. block, forked .......$7.10
2 tons, $14.
Best Linton or Ind. lump, clean
foTked ............... 81 90
tons, $13.75.
High grade nut and slack. $500
PROMPT DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN CITY
Bethel Coal Co. Drexel 0250.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS SANITARY SEWER,
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH SITS.
To All II May Concern;
You are hereby notified thst on Friday,
March 80. 1928, at 8 o'clock p. N. a. the
town hall Of Beech Grove, Marion. County,
Indiana. the board of trustees Of Beech
Grove viii receive sealed bids for putting in
new sanitary sewer in alley between ThiP.
tenth and Fourteenth streets. south Of
Main street, as shown an plans sud sDect6-I
cations on file in the clerk s Office.
The cost Of said Improvement TO DO peid
by the town out of is sewer fund. The
are 45O aggregate lineaT feet The bids shall
be per lneal foot. which viii include all
labor and materials necessary to make said
improvement.
Each bidder Is required to deposit with
his bid q certified check Tor an amount not
less than . y Go of SAID estimate. also he viii
be required TO execute a nou-coLuston AFT
davlt in the usual form. He viii also be
required 10 execute an approved bond within
i've days. after acceptance Of bid, in the
sum OF 50gs of the estimated contract price
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
&. LEE CLARK.
Clerk OF town.
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Special Illinois EGG

Special Illinois Egg
Large, clean forked Illinois egg.
free from slack, slate and clinkers.
We guarantee this coal to be as
large as some lump coal $3.50.
Illinois lump .......$6.75 and $725
Indiana lump ...-.............$7 $500
Indiana mine run. 70eo lump $500
No. 4 coal ....................$T .20
West Va and Ky. lump ......$9.0O
poca. NJ. r., very lumpy ....$9.50
More Heat Per Dollar
II You have trouble with your furnace
Goa try one ton of orr large. clean forked.
asneci1''v prepared furnace lump; guaran-
tcc1. $3.50 per ton.
Page Coal Co.
MA in S&2G. RIA ndolph 1912.
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NOTICE OF APPOTNTMHNT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,
Notice is hereby given that the under q
signed has duly qualified rs administrators 0 4
estate of James NJ. McCready. deceased, latsE
OF Marion County. Indiana. Said estate Ia
supposed to be solvent.
No. 20926. AMANDA j. McCREAOYs
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator OF
Marion County, Indiana. Said estate Is sup
posed to be solvent.
No 2092S. WILLIAM g. POPPIE-
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator OK
estate of Alice Fisher Winntngham, decSased
late of Marion County Indiana. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
No. 2O966. JESSE ". WINNIGGHAM.
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MONEY 30 LOAN


To All 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on Friday,
March 30. 1928. al s O'Clock p. IN, at tho
Town Hall at Beech Grove, Marion County.
Indiana. the Board Of Trustees viii receive
sealed bids for the following sidewalk I'M
prOvemeut in said town;
The Improvement Of the sidewalk on
both sides OF street OF Seventh Ave, from
Ineal feet, or 1920 square feet, by grad
Ing and paving said sidewalks with concrete
not less than four inches in thickness.
Ii Is further resolved and ordered that
vided for shall be paid by sufficient assess
ment TO be levied upon the property espe-
claly benefited, TO the amount that the
same may be legally assessed therefor in
accordance with the law. but under no cir
cumstauces shall the Town Of Beech Grove
due from any property owner or owners for
said work. except for such money a. shall
have been actually received by the town
from the assessment Tor such improvement,
or such money as said town IS by law re-
qulred 70 pay to the amount of benefits
bound 10 be derived from said Improvement
by said town. Assessment Of $1,000 and
more against each lot If deferred to be paid
in ten equal installments, with interest at
the rate OF per cent per annEut 4 bond
70 the amount OF such deferred assessment
IN pro rata payments for such Improvement.
Each bidder IS required 10 deposit with
his bid certii.e Cd check for an amount not
less than . y per cent of said estimate 10
Insure the execution Of the contract for
which SAID bid is made. Also. be viii be
required TO execute a non CO fusion affidavit
IN the usual form.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any ard all BIDS.
BY order Of the Board Of Town Trustees.
Y vr~ CT 4pV
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I'd reserves the right to reject any

NOTICE FOR BIDS-SANITARY SEWER
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH SITS.
To All 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on Friday,
March 30. 1923 at s O'Clock p. m st the
Town Hall of Beech Grove Marion County,
Indiana. the Board Of Trustees OF Beech
Grove viii receive sealed bids for putting
In a new sanitary sewer IN alley between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth SITS. as shown
on plans and specifications on lie In the
Clerks office
The cost of said improvement TO be paid
by the town ont of its sewer fund There
are 1890 aggregate hneal feet. This bids
shall be per ineal foot which VIII include
all labor and materials necessary 10 make
said Improvement according to plans and
speCia cati0ns.
Zach bidder Is required 70 deposit with
his bid q certified check for an amount not
less than "a per cent of said estimate. also
he viii be required to execute a non-col-
fusion AFFIDAVIT in the usual form. He will
also be required TO execute an approved bond
within five days after acceptance of their
bid in the sum of 50 per cent of the esti-
mated contract price OF SAID work.
The Board reserves the right to reiscs
any ana all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees. March
=. 1928.
Fl. LEE CLARK
Clerk OF Town
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C-Apartrents

EIGHT apartments less than cost to build
showing IL per cent on $40 900. or "a
per cent on $4,000. practically new Terms
reasonable Make offer Randolph GJSI
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FINANCIAL

WE MAKE and five second mortgages on
improved farms and Indianapolis real
estate
AETNA MORTGAGB & INVESTMENT co.
sos Fidelity Trust Bldg
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North Meridian

Cheapest lot; North Meridian; on high
ground. l00X227 feet. On the Esplauade
MAIN 1868 RES. PHONE WASH 2692.
FOR SALE-One acre frontage on Brook
Vile road. one square from interurbau.
$500 cash, balance $40 monthly Webster
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% BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

HARDWOOD floors laid. old floors scraped
and finished 81 years of Indianapolis
business. Call IrvingtOn 1869.
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Cl1ildren's Hose

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New Brand of F1apper
Revealed in Walter Movie

Eugene Walter startled this old
world some years ago by writing a
'sewer Drama" by the name Of
''The Easiest Way"
He is now given the credit Of
writing THE Flapper" for the stage.
1t has been made into a movie by the
name Of What Fools Men Are"
A goodly number of men walked
ever to the Ohio yesterday to see
what kind of fools" we be now. If
the men in real life are Of the same
brand as they are in this movie
well, pity the poor men and let US
organize a woman's party to run this
old world.
The central figure Of this story is
& typical Eugene Walters character
cation. She is more than a fapper.
have always thought that a fiapper is
a female who at the age Of 16 attempts
to be a mild Peggy Joyce. Not a
really harmful creature but sort of
&Aental adventures. A fiapper f1irts
0&ciously, but she doesn't wreck
homes.
The gay little bobbed-hair fapper In
this movie is q vampire. She knows
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how to wreck homes and she does it.
She accepts gowns and jewels from
any one who will give them to her.
She is the widest thing 1 ever have
seen without being actually morally
bad. When she wrecks a home, she
doesn't marry the man. She sends the
husband back to his fireside a wiser
man.
Faire Binney is the f1apper who
wrecks Huntley Gordon and ]. Bar
ney Sherry. At the end of the picture
she becomes remorseful and becomes
as good as pie. She sprouts wings
suddenly and decides she will flap"
nobody but her own husband.
So all ends well.
The real feature of the bill at the
Ohio is Al Sweet and his Singing
Band. Here is an organization that
knows it's business. The band music
is pleasing and their singing pleases
as we'll. Their musical impression of
circus parade is a gem. While I
was there the audience gave Sweet
and his players big reception. They
deserve it.
At the Ohio all week.
+ + +
New Jack Hoxie Movie
Being Presented at Isis
Back Fire." the feature picture at
the Isis for the first half Of the week.
is strangely suggestive Of another
picture in which Jack Hoxie was
g haT
different, but it has that same idea of
a man wondering into a little West
ern town. getting mixed up in all
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Wesley is mighty sad during these
scenes because he is a son Of the
copper who gave his life while on
duty.
Street." is not sad all the time. It is
a regular mince pie. discovered
drama and melodrama, comedy and
farce and a dash of satire now and
then.
This movie surely was made for
boys who read the Alger books, as
the hero turns detective and outwits
a master MIND in crime The hero
nearly meets death at the hands of
the villain. but our hero of the streets
comes up smiling and with his freckles
sparkling.
This movie may turn out a large
crop of youthful detectives in Indian
apolis. Who can tell? This is the
sort of am improbable yarn which
will appeal to a chap who is passing
through the Alger period of life.
believe it will do him no harm. be-
cause right always triumphs. Not a
saxong movie, badly directed in spots.
S#Although the Barry movie is the
featured event at the Apollo this
week, I received several good laughs
In 1.-The Champion" which is an Our
Gang" comedy. A number Of children
play the chief parts in it.
THE Champion" is a boys idea of
what a fight promoter should be. The
boxing scenes between the children
arc ''knockouts." Rather think chill
dren from 10 to go will enjoy THE
Champion"
At the Apollo all week.
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Sophie Tucker is the featured player
a. Keith's this week. Larry Harkins
and his Monarchs Of Melody Is the
announced headliner at the Lyric. The
Palace is featuring Edith Clifford.
1.-THE Band Box Revue" is on view
at the Broadway The Rialto is pre-
senting ooh, by lingo"
Agnes Ayres in "a Daughter of
LUXURY is the movie feature at the
Colonial Mister Smiths is present
ing MY Dad" and the Regent is Of
ferlng Spawn of the Desert
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By WALTER D. HICKMAN

* ANITA CLAUS with
- Wesley Barry impersonates.
Am speaking of that freckledace boy The chap who has
spots his face than any other lad.
Barry becomes unhappy Santa Claus in Heroes of the
Street, when policeman killed Christmas Barry with
his eyes full of tears puts Sana uniform and plays Old Santa
disappoin the children policeman
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Hurry mother! Even a cross. sick
child loves the "fruity" taste of Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" and it never fails
to open bowels. A teaspoonful to
day may prevent a sick child tomor-
row. If constipated, bilious, feverish,
fretful, has cold, collie. or il stomach
is sour, tongue coated, breath bad,
remember a good cleansing of the lit
tie bowels IS often all that is neces-
sary.
Ask your druggist for genuine Gal
ifornia Fig Syrup" which has direc-
tons for babies and children OF all
ages printed on bottle Mother! You
must say California" or you may get
an imitation fig syrup.-Advertise-
ment.
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enable as many people to see the pic
ture as possible doors will open at
10:45 a. m. daily. 1 advised all to
attend the early shows last week. and
repeat the warning today.
I have gone on record praising this
picture as 1 never have done before
in public print. 1 still think it is the
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best entertainment ever put on a
movie screen.
Fairbanks and Enid Bennett play
the leading roles.
AT the Circle all week.
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CREToNNE--Light and dark~
colors, floral and smart nov.
city designs; regular %
400 quality. yard ......EEC
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Fairbanks Movie Begins
Second Week at Circle.

w / { h " r o b i n
Hood" last week,
the Circle man.
agement is hold
ing the picture
over this week.
The 8 Q CO n d
and last week of
this Dou g / a )
Fairbanks pic
ture began yes
terday. = know
1t to be a fact
THAT MANY peOplO
were unable to
get into the Cir
Gle last week.
At times, one
was lucky to get
within a foot of
the box office, let
alone 6. seat in