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pleas OF guilty and non-arrests re
duced the number.
Among. those indicted
Roswell Q. Johnson. mayor OF Gary.
Lewis Z. Barnes. former sheriff Of
Lake County.
william II. Odds. sheriff
William NJ. Dunn. city judge Of
Gary.
Dwight NJ Kinder, prosecutor.
Blaz A. Lucas, attorney.
Clyde Hunter, former prosecutor,
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Ruth Bush, IA, Missing

Mrs, John Bush, 528 Chadwick St.
today asked police to search for her
daughter Ruth. IA The girl left
school at ! p. m. Wednesday. She
was described as being four feet
seven inches in height and has light
hair. She wore brown coat and
was bare headed.
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Central Ave. is the soubrette in
THE Golden Domino" Dorothy
Daugt,erty. Dorothy Marquette and
Irene Duffey Of Indianapolis dance
in several of the choruses.
Frank Cox of Indianapolis takes
the part OF Pearly Gates, a colored
valet Of Larry Marshall American
Relief worker. Herman Leber
and Victor Helm OF indianapolis
are in the choruses.
Walter Sttner, Charles Robert
son and Gleh Head wrote twelve
original musical numbers Lyrics
are by James S. Adams. Bertha
stein, Walter Stiner and Robert
Harris.
Miss Helen Coblentz has worked
out the nine girls choruses in the
show, including the gypsy, ur-
chins. red-heads. art paiamal Val
entine. green wig, winter garden
and struttin' choruses. The book Is
by James ). Adams, director OF the
show.
The presentation Of the revue
here is sponsored by the Indian
apolis Alumni Association. Of
which Mark Helm is president.
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writes; M V
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is 6 ettin e
worse all the
time. i am
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These reserves will aid firemen at
fires in their districts. They will act
as messengers, help guard danger
zones, watch for the spread of the
flames and report sparks on roofs.
Busy Weeks Program
Boy Scout vacation week, March 25-
81, will be a busy time for the cIty's
young students of scoutcraft, accord
Ing to- plans announced today. The
week is spring vacation week FOR the
schools, so the boys will be free to
devote their time to scout activities.
Church Sunday, hike, a father and
son banquet. exhibits and demonstra-
tions, a moving picture show and a
stunt night will feature the week.
The Weeks Program
Sunday, March 25, Scout Sunday.
Church attendance in uniform, in the
morning; 3 p. M, mass meeting, Rob
erts Park Memorial Church.
MONDAY: Inter-troop hike to
scout reservation.
TUESDAY,: Father and son ban
Quet, Central Christian Church. Fire
men reserve classes.
WEDNESDAY: Downtown camp,
camping demonstration and poison"
tournament, courthouse yard, 10 a. m.
to 2 p m.
Thursday; Window day. Exhibits
and demonstrations In down windows.
FRIDAY: Concert and parade, 8 a.
m, at Keith's.
SATURDAY.: Stunt night. Tomlin-
son Hail, p. m.
Model Camp at Courthouse
For the demonstrations Wednesday,
"a model camp viii @be set up in the
southwest corner of the courthouse
yard Prizes VIII be awarded for
camp setting-up, cleaning-up, cook
ing, etc.
Posters for the displays Thursday
are being made at Nthe three high
schools and the John Heron Art In
stitute,
A silver cup will be given the troop
winning first place in the stunt
competition Saturday night.
During the week the photograph at
Washington and Meridian SITS. will
run a Boy Scout message.
The Rotary. Kiwanis and other bust
ness mems clubs will put on Boy
Scout programs during the week.
Every scout selling ten tickets for
the demonstration night will be
given a fire-making set. The tickets
will sell for IS cents.
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Evening star., 1923-03-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
'BETTER CLASS"
Near Columbia Road and

Continued.
"BETTER CLASS"
Near Columbia Road and
Wyoming.
Tapestry brick dwelling. II rooms baths
porches. hot-water heat. slate roof hard
wood and mahogany fnis; screens and
shades; exceptionally large rooms and very
desirable; terms of sale, $1,000 cash. balance
on trust if desired
Chevy Chase.
Within one block OF the Circle is a modern
nungalow OF rooms and bath, white and
mahogany finish throughout. hot water heat,
iarge porch. screens and shades. house center
nail type and exceptionally large rooms: two
ear garage; extra large lot and shrubbery
very desirable and can he pure ased for
Sls,oO0 only $4,000 cash required
Pard Road and 10th ST.
Practically new brick residence Of ! rooms
ana bath, hOt-water heat, hardwood floors and
hnish, porches, screens and shades: garage;
t ,Iont ana rear yards: cellar under whole
,lo mouse. Price $4,000, first payment. 81 900
saul s Addition and Petworth.
we have number of reasonably priced
houses IN these sections and will he pieased
on request ma 'io'
Samuel r. Harris Co., Inc,
40 Fourteenth Street.
N,i,
Evening star., 1923-03-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES

OWNER MUST SELL 5-RooM AND Bath
brick. practically new: electric hw.h.; IRON. Go,
and back porches: located in best ne section
81. 600; terms. Call F. 1921. Mr.. Il. n.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
s3.SO0-I32 ATLANTIC ST. 81.

81 SO0-l32 ATLANTIC ST. S.E.
About Z squares from the end of the Con
rrcss Heights car line: q rooms. "lectTi"
lights: city water; lots lover la acrel.
Inspect any time Sunday. owner on PREM
skcs. Easy terms.
S9.OOO-Near senate Office Bldg: s rooms.
3 baths: hot-watcr heat; room for double ga
rBgp 81 600 cash.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

IT IS ~ MT FOR YOU, before buying
your future ..ume, to see that it is properly
structed and Of the best known time-resisting
materials. See 5000 and 3oo2 Porter st. NV.
cleveland Park, one block west of Conn. ave.
Sem-detached stone (blue granite) homes; eight
rooms, tiled bath and tiled lavatory; hardwood
floors throughout Kelvinator cold storage:
Pttsburg water heater; stone open fireplace;
garage. Without question the best new house
value. Moderate terms. Prices, S15,5oo and
$4,000.
T. P. SHEEHY ON PREMISES
Open Until pm.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Chevy Chase. d. c.

Chevy Chase, il. I.
Built for the discrmina ting purchaser OF the
home de luxe. Handsome detached brick; \
rooms = baths and shower: center-hali type
sleeping porch. maids room, buiit-in garage !;
modern to perfection; oak flooring throughout !:
flowers. Priced right at oo,0OO. Convenient
terms.
In the Heart of Mt. Pleasant.
A home that is sure to please. Near 18th
and Park road; splendidly constructed Tor
3 baths; oak floors throughout: trimmed IN
ivory and mahogany: beamed ceiling and hand-
some paneled wainscotng in dining room MOD
ern in every detail; many excellent features;
deep lot. $4,000.
Near 10th and Columbia Road.
A decided bargain in this locality of high,
class homes. Eight we'll planned rooms and :
baths; electricity and hot-water heat; Elassed-
in sleeping porch and breakfast porch; QUILT
in garage; open fireplace; beamed ceiling IN
dining room; maids room. lavatory ana
shower; hardwood floors throughout. You VIII
make no mistake at ST., 600. $500 cash
Saul's Addition.
Beautiful detached colonial house: unusually
large lot; between two car lines. This charm
ing home has four large. bright bedrooms ana
bath living room; kitchen: large attic; In
closed breakfast porch; open fireplace; com
pletely modern. Reasonably priced at sl5'ooo.
Terms arranged.
Takoma Park. Md.
Semi-bungalow. All modern Improvements:
rooms and bath; garage; lot 5OHl65: poultry
house shrubbery and sheds; beautifuliy 10
Gated The price is in keeping with the home
-sl0.50o. Terms arranged.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Surrounded by Washngtons finest residential Con
tanning million feet OF forescovered land with six miles
of improved Includes what remains OF
1.-THE TRIANGLE OF INCREASING VALUES"
Massachusetts aud Cathedral
CWoodley Rd) Oyer four million feet OF land sold Over
ninety 10000 built
Wooded villa sites lots and central and side hall homes
50 to lis feet front-32d and Cathedral Ave
WOODLEY PARK.
construction Washingtons best locae
detached sem-detached city homes Exhibit 2S20 Con
neccut Ave. adjacent the bridge Three baths. 2car brick
garages if desired $1,000 Cash. $50 Monthly SavineI
S94 Lots "a and 2o feet by l2O.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON INC.
Woodward Building, 18th and H SITS.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO.. INC.

MADDUX, MARSHALL & co, INC.
10th ST. HEIGHTS
a a
OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS HOME.
ne
CHEVY CHASE.
Just step on tonneicn one Of most attractive streets
and throughout
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Vicinity 18th Columbia surounding and
Similar Of sold
CLEVELAND PARK.
Very rac and ozyk o1c ;tusd 4 t.. * Ect
nsa a n I III 4 "a N
MADDJN. MARSHALL & CO.. INC
1lOS 10th ST. NV Main $40.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

MASS. AVE. NV. NEAR llth sI.-sun
stsntial brick dwelling; i3 rooms. pH Hrinr
hot-water heat and electricity: iangt ~
stable; price, SaJ, 900. JOHN SCRiN E-'h
Evening star., 1923-03-25

CoLORED. NEAR 18th AND FI-s AVEsm-oSS Es-oS
J. and bath. col. porch; good condition sooo
cash, balance, easy payments. II. 1895. q.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
THESE PROPERTIES DESERVE THE ATTENTION
OF THE EARNEST HOMESEEKER.

Near Rhode Island Ave. NE
Attractive bungalow: brand-new; seven
rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat. elec
close 20 car line and short run into Treasury.
Sec II before it's too late. $1,000. 81 ,OuO
cash, SIo per month.
Takoma Park, D. c.
Near Walter Reed Hospital; detached home:
rooms and bath; modern: sleeping porch:
open fireplace. You will like this home. Only
10000. Terms arranged.
Northeast Suburb.
Convenient TO Rhode Island ave. car line.
The chance of your life to obtain a new home
with suburban surroundings and close 10 city.
and tile bath; hot-water heat and electricity:
hardwood floors; hack and front porch and
sleeping porch Can be bought on terms Of
$3.50 cash down and S65 per month Only
SO $50.
Woodbridge, D. c.
Dainty bungalow. The kind you've had in
mind. but haven't seen. Five coZy rooms;
electricity and furnace: breakfast alcove: hardt
cellar; built-in refrigerator; band-new. Only
s., $50. $3.50 cash.
Chevy Chase, d. {.
This delightful suburb offers you remark
constructed for the seeker of the ideal. coy
home Brandnew detached home OF ) livable,
sunny rooms and tiled bath: large porch; lor
50xl50. Near Connecticut ave. Priced 10 SUIT
your purse. Only $3.50. 81, 600 cash. sT5 per
month
Evening star., 1923-03-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Confined.

,v..AE Ed HOUSE ON KANSAS AVE. NV,
l l. squares from 18th: r. and b.; h.-w.i.
and elec.: glassed-in sleeping porch: screeneu-
in breakfast porch: semi-detached; servant s
room and bath and lavatory in basement: sta
tionary tubs; lot 45is IT. front. Price. S0.S5o:
small cash payment; no agents. Call Columbia
5000
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>Olive Poberts Barton
MISTER DIPPER

who sent you word about Mrs.
Bear and her boys being after
Tommy Trout?" asked Nancy. when
Buster Bear and Bunch Bear and
their mother had gone home after
promising never. never never to
fish again.
Mister GalIop. the cowboy fairy,
rolled up his lasso and hung II on
HIS saddle. 1T was Dandy Dippor
who told me-" he answered. do
yeu knew Dandy Dipper?n
NO said Nancy. what Is he
called that for? And what's he
lite?1
"He's bird" explained tho fairy.
man. But jump on your ponies
and I'll take you to his house. It
isn't far from here
80 the Twins climbed on Snow
and Blackie and they all rode along
Until they came 20 a place where
eihe creek fell down from al high
place 70 a low place and then went
rushlng of as II It were scar'ed.
Here's where hg lives, said Mis-.
ter rallop. Jump down and fol.
low me"
Before they knew what 10 was
about Mister Gallop had waded out
into tie water In his high boots
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that you meant for ME"
TITS tho ono 10 the right" Ned
answered. somewhat unhappily. lie
followed her along tho deck. indl.
eating tho room sho and her
daughter wcro 10 occupy. Did
you think he WAS slipping some.
thing over on you. taking n better
one himself7s
II didn't know. You can't ever
toll about such men, Ned; you know
tina. very we'll. or course. II 1, IL
the one you intended for me. I'm
only too delighted with it."
TITS really the best on the ship.
IT'S not big craft. you know
space is limited I'm sorry IT'S 80
small and dark. and suppose
you've already missed tho rsnnins
water. do hope il won't be toe
uncomfortable. or course, sou can
have tho one on the other side,
but itA really inferior 20 this
That's tho only other one7 Ned,
want you TO have the best
one"
I'm sorry 10 say I'm not going
TO have any. Miss Gilbert has TO
have tho other. But there's a
corking berth in the pilot house
I'm going TO occupy
I'D never let Miss Gilbert have
ltr The woman's eyes flashed.
II wouldn't hear Of it--you putting
yourself out for your servant. why
can't she occupy the berth in the
pilot house"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Cynthia Grey
as 1t Exclusively Mans Right 10 Select Life
Partner2" Queries a Reader - How About II,
Folks? Should We Remodel an old Convention to
Permit Women to DO the Proposing!
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Should eUerB gear be leap year as far as marriage pro-
posals are concerned? In other words, should the dgeoH
convention OF man taking the initial step in niatmony be
TeUersedl
These questions are contained in letter from reader
and should prove interesting subject for discussion IA
these columns
Read the following letter and then t0re your velos:
Dear Miss Grey: The divorce rate indicates that great
number of marriages have failed Evidently these couples
mismated.
have been told that should choose her mate,
her instinct in this matter is far reliable than
mans reason is this statement so? If it u.s. then society
should urge the ladies TO do the proposing in order that we
may have a more lasting family life
lis the present system relic of the period? If
it then is about time that allow the mother of the
TO have say TO who shall be the father of her
children.
Is il exclusively mans right to select life partner? If
So where did get that right and who gave 1t to
us? Is it law of nature; if so, why? II not WIZ
You divorced women, you perfectly satisfied with
the that you married would you have looked for
another if you had felt that 1t the conventional thing
TO do2
You girls who are engaged do you feel that "he" is just
the mate for YOU would you like to encourage someone
else?
Men, do you consider that she is the only one,
you just taking chance2
Doctors, you have studied human beings what is your
opinion?
Is the mating instinct fully developed before the age of
20 is reached2
Let's hear from everybody
Respectfully yours,
SEEKER AFTER KNOWLEDGE
AND FAIR PLAY.
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visible foes of WEAKNESS and
worry.
Note the paneled walls, with the
carved columns, which provide a
rich background for the dignity of
the heavy chair, and make the
painting in Its massive gold frame
seem quite at home.
The chair Is upholstered In gold
en- brown velour. which is adj
mirably suited to the dark oaken
panels of the walls. It's wings are
slightly curved to relieve the angu-
lar severity shown In many winged
chairs. and to harmonic with the
curved arched stretcher between
the front feet.
The small side table with its
smoking set, adds the final touch of
peace and nominees.
Write to Marian Moore, care of
this newspaper for advice or lnfor-
nation about homo furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped ad-
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question What kind OF spread
can I make for Queen Anne bed,
with bow efid
Answer: A plain pIccc Of linen
or whatever material you like to
cover the surface OF the bed, with
deep rufflc. extending from edge
OF bed to floor all around. Tho
bolster cover Is a stralQht piece OF
linen extending from side to side,
with a deep rufflo at ends reaching
the floor.
Copyright. American Homes Burcdu.
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and walked straight into the water.
fall. II was because he was n fairy.
no doubt, but anyway, It was most
astonishing.
IT'S n good thing We nave our
magic shoes along" laughed Nancy.
"or we never could follow him.
Come on. Nick. hero goes"
The Twins put down their hoada
and Owed right in, and 10 and be.
hold when they got inside II was ns
quiet and dry as could lie. This Ia
where Mister DIpper iives," said
Mister Gallop, but he isn't al
home. Oh. here no comes now"
As he spoke little gray bird
came splashing III. over his eyes
were little curtains 10 keep the
water out. Then he lifted the NJ.
tic curtains and hhook himself.
why. how do you dor' he said
hospitality. II didn't know had
company. Thank you for saving my
friends, Tommy and Jimmy Trout
Iva been greatly worried
YOU'RE welcome" said Mister
Gallop. III anything clso goes
wrong please let mo know
II sure willg' declared Mister Dip
per positively.
TO BE Continued
Copyright. 1928, by Seattle STAR
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Only Ted wyuham'a voice was
left. trailing on at the high pitch
hn invariably used in trying TO
make himself heard in noisy
crowd. ii sounded oddly loud. now
that tho laughter was eeaAed. Ted
paused in tho middle OF word.
startled by tho silence. and Sc
erot sense OF vague embarrassment
swept all his listeners. A tall man
was pushing thru tho crowd. po-
litcly asking right Of way. his black
eyes pecring under silver browa.
For some inexpllcablo reason the
sound Of frolio died before hla pene.
,ra,lng gaze.
But tho groups oaush, them.
selves at once They must not
show fear Of this htaiwart. aged
man with his prophets eyes. They
spoke 10 him, wishing him good
day. and no returned their bows
with faulticss courtesy. An In.
slant later no stood before bis aon.
Mother couldn't SO, down"
Godfrey cornot said simply 'sha
sent her love and good wishes. A
good trip. Ncd-bui not too good
a trip
why not--foo coed tripT-
"a little snow. little cold
maybe charging Kodlae bear
fine medicine for tho spirit Ned.
Good luck
10 gavo his hand. ihen turned
to extend good wishes TO Mrs.
Hardenworth and Lsnore He
seemed 10 have queer. hcsitant
manner when he addressed the lat
ter. ms II he had planned 70 give
sorao further. more personal, mes
sage, but now was reconsldeFing
lt. Then tho iitilc group about him
suddenly Haw his face grow vivid.
where's Miss Gilbcrt--7"
Tho group looked from ono 20
another. An always. they were
paying the keencst attention TO his
every word. but they could not re-
member hearing this name before.
Miss GilhcrtT' his son echoed
blankly. "oh. you mean tho seam
stress
"of course--the other member Of
your party"
She's right there. talking to her
mother"
A battery OF eyes was suddenly
turned on tho girl. Seemingly she
had been merely part Of the land
scapo before. unnoticed except by
such clandostino gaze as Ted wyn.
ham bent upon her: but In an In.
slant. because Godfrey cornet had
known her name. sho became a
parsonage Of at least some small
measure OF Importance. without
knowing why she did II. Mrs. Har.
denworth drew herself up to her
full height.
cornet walked courteously 10 the
giris side and extended his hand
Good luck to you, and pleasant
Journey" no snid. smiling down on
her, And, Miss Gilbert, I won
der IL could give you charge
IN do my best--anything you
ask"
II want you to look after my
son. Ned He's never been away
from the comforts OF civilization
beforehand II a button came off
he'd never know how TO put Il on
Don't let him come TO grief. Miss
Gilbert. I'm wholly serious
know what the North Is. Don't let
him take too great risk, Watch
out for his health. There's moth
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HANDSOME WING CHAIR
HAS CARVED STRETCHER
With tho Slightly Curved Wings
This 10 a Pleasing Variation.
Ry MARIAN MOORE

Majestic dignity. combined with
beauty and an air Of restful relax
alton, Is the message this chair
brings to US. In its depths a man
can forget the cares OF today and
the woes OF tomorrow, dreaming
only OF the success and greatness
10 be achieved in the future. Every
mans home is his castle. runs the
old saying. and with chairs like
this, a man can Danish even the In