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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

18th ST. HEIGHTS. DETACHED FRAME.
RS. and b., h.-w. h., elec. and gas garage: Iarrs
iot: real bargain: easy terms. Price, sIf 800
ROBT. H..-LEWIS. 90 18th ST. NJ a2la e
Evening star., 1923-09-05

BARGAIN JUST OFF l4th ST.-HANDSOMD
brown stone front. arranged in 8 apartments:
terms right ROBT. H. LEWIS. s2I 18th ST.
Evening star., 1923-09-05

GOOD HOME FOR COLORED PURCHASER
ON q ST. near 22nd: first commercial zone:
rooms and bath: good lot; needs some repairs.
but can be bought as il is for $1,000 Rea-
sOnable terms.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
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RENT HoUSES--.FUREIsHED.

Ss5 PER MONTH. S.W. SECTION ROOM
cottage; no bath; completely far Apply TO
lith st. NV. Room 209. Telephone Fr. 2s2l.
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RENT HOUsES-FUR, & UNFUR.

l62o L ST, COR. Nh. AvE-TEN ROOMS
am a,m.i: elec. lights, hardwood floors; winter
M r0aI III ceIIar Call after pm. IL
IAkoMA PARk-5-ROOM BUNGALOW, GA
ffase; spiehdid location: ami; $50 mo. partly
M IMnrhiShed; $40 unfurnshed. After $50 p
wi pt---J.
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BLOCKS EAST OF CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,
new o-rm. bungalow: lot 40x150: it's q bar
gam az $3.50; easy terms. Phone builder,
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| CALVERT ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RID. TO
fraternity or club Give phone number in
answering. Address Box ABB, Star Office,
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toR RENT. FURNISHED. OCT. IS, SUBUR
pan pan bungalow. s rooms, baths. hot-water
ntht' electric light, garage; ami: Is min
utes on Alexandra electric; SlO0 per month
ADDRESS Box STR. Star Office
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KANSAS AVE. NV
beautifully furnished house consisting of q
rooms rooms ana bath. hot-water heat. electricity;
GEO. W. LINKINS,
1910 ST. Main soos %
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE ENTIRE SUBDIVISION OF
Harding Heights, $4,000 clear, and add cash
for apartment house, clear or one trust;
this tract will retail nt $3.50. 900 at prices ad-
Joining Subdivisions are selling at; agents, at
tenton. Address Box 32-R. Star office. ~
Evening star., 1923-09-05

SIN LARGE ROOMS AND BATH CORNER
mouse, nicely furnished, for months, S75 com
pete: in ne. Address BOX 80 b. Star office .
Evening star., 1923-09-05
WANTED-LOTS.

VACANT LOT ON CORNER NV, FOR
building suitable for grocery store: must be
bought in ten days. L. E. BEACH. 800 7th
ST n q %
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SALE-INvEsTMENT PROP'TY.

on CAPITOL HILL-4-FAMILY FLAT; H..
VIII; lot 57x99: room for 8 garages; net
rental, 81 200. Sacrifice $3.50. Main 4729 or
address Rox SS-R Star office 7s
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NOTICE TO HEIRS CREDITORS, ETC

-NNAANsA~ 4 - 1t4-LAh-Es 49, , NAAA1s LII
No 5S-ISi26
In the Probate Court Of Marion County,
March term, 1928.
In the mat-,r OF the estate OF Newton NJ
Taylor, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Nellie Taylor
as administrative with the VIII annexed, Of
the above named estate mas presented and
Med her account ara vouchers IN final Set
ncmeut Of said estate and that the same viii
come up for the examination and action Of
said Probate Court, on the Slst day Of
March, 1928, at which time all heirs. cred
iJors or leEatees of said estate required to
appear n said court and show cause. II any
there be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs OF
said estate ara also required to appear and
make proof Of their hCirshlp.
Z
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G. 0. P. WINS AT VERNON
Republicans Land Offices in Regular
Biennial Referendum.

BU tfHifS SDf"tEa
VERNON. Ind. March THE
biennial election of city officials for
Vernon which was held Tuesday. re-
suited in victory for the Republican
ticket. Heueh Randall was elected
mayor and Fred Vincent, marshal.
This city is governed by a special
charter granted in 1851 before the
sdoption of the present constitution of
Indiana.
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reserves the right to reject
G Board of Town Trustees,
r. LEE CLARK.
Clerk ri Town

NOTICE FOR BIDS SEVENTEENTH AVE
Io gil It may concern: You are hereby
notified that on Friday, March SO. 1923. at
) o'cIocZ p. m. at lhe town hall at Beech
Grove. Marion County, Indiana, The board
OF trustees of Beech Grove win receive
sealed bids for the Improvement Of the fol-
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SEARCHERS WATCH RIVER
Body of Third Girl Drowned at LO-
gansport Still Missing.

.ALOGANsPORT. Ind. March T.
PARTIES of searchers still watched anx-
iously along Eel River today. trying
to locate the body of 10-year-Old
Geneva Wainscott. who fell through
the ice with two companions Satur-
day morning. All were drowned. The
other two bodies have been recovered.
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Admits Taking Children

BH United Press
NUNCIE. Ind. March Mrs. Mar
saret Rooms viii receive a sentence Of
two to fourteen years if she fails to
bring her two children into court Mon
day Mrs. Rooms admitted in a di-
vorce trial that the children. who dis
appeared from the county home Feb.
. are now il OHIO.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
<,otjS is hereby given, that the under
signed mas d4lr qualified as Administrative
OF estate of William II. Kramer. deceased.
late of Marion County Indiana. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
No, 209Os.
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l REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b--HOuses
44th and College

Substantially built five-room modern bun
g8lOw. Long living room. dining room,
kitchen: has pantry, two good sized bed
rooms with bath between. Ample closet
space hardwood doors, splendid built-in fea-
lures. Full basement, garage. shruDbery and
fruit. Price $500. Terms. For appoint
ment call Jack Morrison, realtOr. Main
Ua32. Harrison 0I03.
MAGLIINErnN RAEK AND Trust co
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SCRIPPS-BOOTH light six. late 1920
model Just Ovcrhaued: runs and looks
ike new; for quick sale, $500. Irvington
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NOTICE or AHPOINMENI
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified az Administrative
OF estate of Thomas X. SINNER deceased.
late OF Marion County. Indiana. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
HELEN L. SINNER.
No 0OoR5
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FORD roadster on new tlres. good condition.
Only @2l5.
c. f. WALLERICH co.
E2g Meridian
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PRICES REDUCED.
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, 1000 lump. 5000
NO. coal ................... .$7.20
West Va. and KY. lump .,....S9.00
Poca. NJ r., very lumpy ......$9.50
More Heat Per Dollar
II you have trouble with your furnace
coal try one ton of our large. clean forIed
especially prepared furnace lump guaran-
teed. $3.50 per ton.
Page Coal Co.
MA in 1925. RIA ndolph S272.
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Try l ton Ill. 10-inch egg $3.50
THIS egg is as large as lump coal
Indiana forked lump .....$700
Illinois forked lump 800. 1925
Linton No. + .............$715
West Va. and Ky. lump. 5000
Poca. NJ. r., very lumpy. $3.50
If you are having trouble With your fur
mace or stove try / ton OF our special fur
mace coal Hand picked and boom-loadpd
You should try J. ton Of this coal at $3.50.
Try ! ton and If this coal doesn't meet
With your approval. send It back.
MERIDIAN COAL co.
Lincoln 6237 lincoln 6237.
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GAS STNEn HlH SALE.
CALL WEBSTER 1884.
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Special
Best ILL.,. 2 to Gin lump, forked $500
. tons, $11.75.
ILL., egg. clean forked ......S5.9O
Ind. egg. clean forked ........S5.9O
tons, $11.50.
Best Ill block, forked .........$7.10
tons, S14.
Best Linton or Ind. lump, clean
1orked Observation-Disclosures. $500
2 tons, 1878.
High grade nut and slack. .....$5.O0
PROMPT DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN CITY
Bethel Coal Co. Drexel 0250.
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s.N@NN~~~~~~~N~s~NNNN eN>o>N~NsN~~-N~~~F~
NOTICE FOR BIDS-NORTH SEVENTH
AVE. SIDEWALK
To Nov

~
- >~ =
800, -, - (,r-r,r,,--r,
| -'O1lCh hOh 11Do---&JhLH DE- G-N4h
- AVE. SIDEWALK
1o,1ll II nay concern:
1OU are hereby hOEhed JnaO on tFldays
March 80 20. 1879: at o'clock p m at the
Indiana Ia the Board OF Trustees VIII receive
seaIeu olQs LOT me following sidewalk I'M
pf2 3.l,51 IN SAID Town: a. -.,.-,,-
t.7 1uG - 1,lpF pr SIleH1 o. me sl1e"alA on
Albany St. to Bethel Ave a Total Of 3240
/ Iineai feet or ! & 300 so1iara faef nv Cad.
iua and 15vin- Said siler-9il5s [ritb co,'oraft,
NOT los mn fo11r i,cbes IL, t},icI,,.ss
| Il ia furthar rasoI1-ed and ordered thai
/ ~ - ''u IN 4lSu anu OIteIT1 SlIaS
vied fo ~ ilG @ Gnlen 1 nerln pro-
n nieIs to be ie{Ied upon the property esPe-
/ CI1.S oGll0li 'S-' 70 INC aIIOGAt u15t Ii1o
/ oa-Ie nlaS ps legal4y assessed therefor IN
49, . Illlc7 WIN tie ia", Dut uoei no CIR
5 tC I Ss44t5s sha! ghe Io"h OF beech Grove
~ 4leiu fes2oi 7Ih-e lot any sum or sums
/ G+ts from any property owner or owners for
/ SAID work, except for such money as shall
/ nave been actually received by the town
! from the assessment for such Improvement,
! quired to pay TO the amount OF benefits
/ bound TO he derived from said improvement
! by said town Assessment of $1,000 and
I more against each lot if deferred TO he paid
in ten equal ins-aIIments with interest al
the rate OF per cent Per annum A bond
or bonds viii be issued to the contraction
/ to the amount of euch deferred ,s-as.s,,7eT,r
in PRO rata payments for SUCH improvement.
/ Each bladder j. ra,Iiiral r., -0t,CSit 1-itI
hi IA certi ga l, 4leG 10 oeposll WIN
L. ~ D - - ~ a.!ou!t no t
ins,r - ~ y yer cent % 5i.' esttLlte' 70
( win said M u 1D "a, t- i7, LOT ~,
r @lIiyr 3-l4 Dlu IS mace. Also ne VII pe
in the fs1a1 form NON ''7i'' avn
, Lne Board reserves the right to reject
BY order of the Board Of Town Trustees.
/ March . 1923
Fl LEE CLARK
C1e~Ir ~ ~
( 7z---775 -. = ~ =
IQ gu II may concern: You are hereby
te5'ti5d tAat on frlGaF, IaFoh oQ. 1873, az
/ . o ciocK =. n- al he town nall at Beech
/ ~ oEe 'idfLOi county Lloiaua, the board
/ o. trustees OF Beeeh Grove Val receive
f Gealel olus i9f the improvement Ot the toL
/ ~ a. MI Adi-l'd street.
ne h4pt0FenleAt OF the roadway or
I otEtilttehtl ST. extending from Nam St.
. ~ e'l 10 iIF c4I9oiattoh hTlsi, bF grading
+ 80. l'-G 81" DS paFt.is $40 street. sixteen
( ~ ~ ~iutl' q instance y 1908 rect.
~ IS Istf ,Il@f resolved ana ordered mat ths
1 u t--e -5-gLoy eI.s.lJ i!ereyy provided 1or
levied up6D the rrorerTZ asrss.ailt ,et u.
/ assessed therefor in ace0rdgUce with The
law but under M circumstances -b5ll {ba
I town Of Beech Gro5-e he Tsl5 ,.lsT.~-,sii,ia ~
any sum or sums lue from stly I~071artt-
/ owner or owners for said work ayrert lar
/ ceived by The town from The assessment for
town IS By law required 10 cav 10 +i.a aI77o,F7f
sar r.FE~
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Notice is hereby given that Lille Brad
burn as executriE Of The above named estate
has presented and filed her account and
vouchers in final settlement OF said estate.
and that the same viii come up for the ex-
animation and action of said Probate Court
on tho oath day 81 March, 1928, st which
time all heirs. creditors or legatees Of said
estate required TO appear in said court and
show cause. if any there be. why said ac-
count and vouchers should not be approved.
And the heirs OF said estate are also required
to appear and make proof OF their heirship-
ALBERT Il. LOSCHE. Clerk.
A Y CD s VIZ A
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MONEY no LOAN

FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate. II B WILL
SON, 110l National City Bank Bldg. Lin
coin 6l04
MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and
contracts. FRANK X SAWYER M
ridian Life Bids. 3O7 n. Pennsylvania st.
Riley 142G.
MONEY To- loan on second mortgages. j. 4
MILLER. 1@7 \. Delaware St Main 5T62.
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departments

EIGHT apartments less than cost to build:
showing L. per cent on $40 1000 or ri
per cent on $50 900. practically new. Terms
reasonable. Make offer. Randolph 65S7.
IMPAIRMENT brick. north: annual rental
payment B. e. PLUMBER Real Estate
30 Guaranty bldg. Lincoln 1902. Kenwood
II775
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NUIIUE OF ATIOLNLME
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrators
of estate of Alice $ Peck. deceased, late
OF Marion County. Indiana. said estate IS
supposed to be solvent.
VI on0EA
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A Real Home

Located in north indianapolis. This is 9
brand new broom bungalow. Well built
with electric lights, gas, city water, and
toilet in bathroom. S400 cash Will give
possession with balance at S34 per month.
A BARGAIN FOR A THRIFTY BUYER.
McCord & Mckinney, Realtors
81 LemcIe Bldg Circle 1920
EVENINGS humboldt 1913.
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% STORAGE AND TRANSFER

% STORAGE AND TRANSFER
SN~N~~>NNN~~N~NNe~~"~N NsNNN~NN~N~N~e>~SNNs's
MOVE THE RED BALL WAY
Largest Trucking Organization in
America
RED BALL TRANSIT co.
National Household Movers"
802-3-4 Merchants Bank Bldg.
MA in 1881.
Offices in All Principal Cities
THE A. A Storage and Transfer Co; light
55l s. Illinois St.
80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
"~"SN>>~"~~NN~~~~N~~>>~ ~~-~-~~"~~Ne~N~rS~~~~
b-GasOline
Thirty Used Cars
and trucks: payments or trades. Some as
low as 500 down and one year to pay bal
ance. Financed on $50. Ali cars and trucks
III good mechanical condition
DIXIE SERVICE STATION.
Zoos Bluff Ave.
FORD BODIES AND PARTS
Used sedans. tourinss and roadsters
Hoods, shells and body parts
SWISSHELM & PARKER
800 E Market
COCPES, sedans. tourInss. late models, sew
eraI Fords without starters. Payments CT
trade TN locations.
L. T. ALLEN AUTO EXCHANGE
Two locations: T:3-9l7 VIRGINIA ave.
Ford. 1917 truck. soc.
Ford, 1917 touring, $50.
Chassis. $50.
Ford roadster slip on body, S12J.
20. VIRGINIA AVE.
STEPHENS. I92l roadster has been thor
OGghly renewed; hottest looking roadster
m town, Will sacrifice TINS car, small pay
ment down. balance y months. 2l2 E. New
York ST. Main 4446.
FORD roadster ON new tires vO0I condition
G. H. wALLERICH co.
633 n Meridian 81.
sCRIPPS-B0oTH hsnt six, late 1920
Ike now; for quick sale, $500. Irvington
FORD 1922 TOURING
Starter, demountable rims; other extras
Terms 619 y. Illinois.
DODGE Brothers roadster; Al mechanically;
c. Il. wALLERICH Co,
S33 n Meridian.
CHEEBCII- LI-49Q. TQCRING4 CORD TIRES;
sra A. TN 81 4 4NIq "a lyr 55 ~
BUICK. light six Al mechanically; $3.50
c. II WALLERICH CO.,
CHALMERS 6 ROADSTER
Very classy. Terms. 90 \. Illinois.
FORD. 1917 touring. good condition. new
ett = r. v-agSi,rt51 Mi, 9493
=
down balance monthly. GA Z. Washing
i-77T57 -1{--- : 5,.5i --1-7-I-- -,r-9 77-ez Any
ar iT Irsde. navr@1ts T. G. ALLEN.
917 Virginia ave.
-7TUT T050 +C---7--, sf17-1- ard s60,I-
DISORDER $500. terms 312 T. NeUA Y orl,
" ain 4I46.
N AXWLLL. 1917 touring / new tires: $50;
so down. balance terms. GA E Wash.
ii ain 3493.
OVERLAND 4 tour : new cord tires: $40
down. bal, weekly. 5lS y. Cap open Ives,
\ T5TCTFIT- sedan GOOD condition. 500
down, balance terms. 33+ n capitol
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Splendid Modern

Attractive fve-room modern home well
located, 64OO east, near Pleasant Run golf
course. First floor consists Of long living
ROOM dining room. kitchen and bre5 Sfast
room Two pleasant bedrooms and bath up.
( All rooms light and nicely decorated; oak
finish. hardwood floors, fun basement. Price
SO 800; s. 600 cash. Call Jack Morrison.
realtor. Nam 0792. Harrison OT03.
WASHINGTON BANK AND INlSI co
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INSTRUCTIONS
LEARN AUTO BUSINESS

Thorough practical course Day and nigi
classes. start now. Positions open Earn
While learning Cali or write for circulars.
open evenings till y. m
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL OF INDIANAPOLIS
5l2 y Capitol Ave.
m A n and popular piano music
tR A\U II taught in twenty lessons be
- " - - eLuuers and advanced. Re
duced rates. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL. JOG
Pom broke Arcade Circle {OSI
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North Meridian
Cheapest lot North Meridian: on high
ground; l0oE227 feet. On the Esplanade.
MAIN 1868 RES. PHONE WASH. 2G92
FOR SALE-One acre frontage on Brook
vile road; one square from interurban,
$500 cash. balance $40 monthly. Webster
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NOFICE OF AIFUINIWENI
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified "a administrator
with the viii annexed OI estate Of Andreas
Muesel also known as Andrew Meusel, de
ceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
ANDREW MEUSEL.
1
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a-Business Colleges

MEN to learn barber trade. TRICTrY
BARRIERS COLLEGE 300 E. Washing
ton ST. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle O757.
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zR-1 MAKE: ATTEMPT ID FLY
 n BOTH POLES
GREW NAMED WHICH WILL O'' RECT AIR VESSEL ON HIS
 TORY MAKING POLAR TRIP

WASHINGTON, Mar. 27-The nav al department this morning announced the personnel of the crew which VIII be on board the new dirigible ZR-l II the spectacular attempt which will DC made to navigate the airlines in a poie to pole flight and also to circumnavi gate the globe.
 Those announced were as follows Commander Frank R. McCrary, Com mander Ralph D. Wyerbacher, Lleu Commander J. H. Norfelt, Lieut.. Ar thur R. Houghton, Lieut.. Roman Mi' Ter Lieut.. J. Roth, Lieut.. John G. Ray mond, Lieut.. Harrington Tyler, Enslgn Chase Bauch,t Chief Machinist Emme1 Clark.
 In addition to these officers the dirl- gible will carry crew of twenty-five enlisted men. The first trial trip Is scheduled to take place on July l.
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SEN. $. ]. NICHOLSON IF COLORADO DIES DENVER AOME
 FRIEND SECRETARY OF INTER- | IOR SUcCUMBS TO RAVAGES
 1 OF CANCER

DENVER, March 27-Seaator Sam 'uel D. Nicholson, of this state, died
 last night of cancer. The deceased had
 only lately returned home from the
 Mayo institute at Rochester where he
 had gone for consultation and a pos Isible operation. Dr. Hubert Work, life time friend and physician, was called from Washington for consultation and advised that an operation was inexpe- Idient, owing to the condition of the patient. His demise will be felt in Colorado political circles and among a host of friends.
 Samuel D. Nicholson was born on
 Prince Edward Island; was educated in the public schools there and at Bay City; Mich; arrived in Colorado in 1881, and after working for several years in metal mines of Leadyille and coal mines of Trinidad as miner and foreman became mine manager and
 later mine owner; for many years he has been engaged in management and development of mine properties in a number of the Western States; elect led Mayor of Leadville in 1893 and served until 1S97-two terms; was twice defeated by small pluralities lD the Republican primaries for the nom 'ination for governor; was State chair
 man of Liberty and Victory Loan cam Ipaigns, State Chairman for Roosevelt memorial campaign, State chairman of national Salvation Army drive, and was a member of State United States
 Fuel Administration; business, mining farming and banking; elected United States Senator November 2, 1920, to succeed Hon Charles s. Thomas, the vote being 156,577; term would have expired March 3, 1927.
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Mme Bernhardt's own wish was to die in the midst of her triumphs. T shall play until death," she said, ''and the death I hope for is the death Sir Henry Irving died" Her English con. temporary died on tour, being strick- ien with appopleXy after a performance at Bradford, in 1905.
 The record of the date of her birth destroyed in the flames of the Com
 mune in Paris, but commonly accept
 ed as October g, 1S44, making Bern hardt just 7S years five months and six days at her death. Her percentage a Dutch Jewish mother and French official, as natural father.
 Although Madame Sarah Bernhardt was more than seventy years old and had suffered the amputation of her right leg, she came with her company Ito New York in October, 1916,, to 1ui fiji an extended theatrical engagement in that city and to make tour in Can ada and the United States, playing in some of her most famous successes ] On her arrival in New York, 1t was evident to the group of friends that it was with extreme difficulty that she was able to walk. Attendants vlr- itually carried her from her stateroom
 to the pier. She Nus greeted with every evidence of a warm welcome.
 After playing in Canada, she re turned to the United States and began
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ALASKA CABLE LAYING ID COMMENCE
 NEXT YEAR
AGING OF WORN OUT SEC TONS OF CABLE MADE UNI
 DER DIRECTION SIG. CORPS

WASHINGTON, March 27-The lay ing of the new cable, which will re- place the wornout sections of the AL aska line of communication, will be commenced sometime in May, 1924, and will continue during the months of June and July. The work will be done under the direction of the Signal Corps, according to Colonel Seaone, o1 the cable division of the Signal Corps. 1t is planned to make this cable one Of the most up-to-date in the service ot the American systems.
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FAMOUS CASE REVIVED AND GOES BEFORE
  GOVT. BOARD
AFTER QUARTER CENTURY THE CLAIM OF SPOKANE MAN IS
 AGAIN 1RoT TO LIGHT

! WASHINGTON, March 27-After ly- ing buried in the archives of the State Department for the past thirty years, the case of Barbaria Brown, of Spo- kane, is about to be revived, it being announced that the case was schedul, ed for argument before the British American pecuniary claims arbitration board, which will be held at the Hauge on July g.
 The opening of the case will recall the Boer War, of 1902-03, which 1t is stated was caused by certain claims presented by Brown against the South African republic.
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MINING LAW REVISION MEASURE KILLED
 IN SENATE
PROPOSED MEASURE WAS CON FUs,NG-kiLLED BY UNANI-
 NOUS VOTE MEMBERS

JUNEAU, March 27-Characterizing Senate Bill Mo- I, which was introduc- ed at the request of Attorney General Rustgard and which called for the re vision of the Mining Laws of Alaska, as confusing, confounding, and prob ably worse, the senate yesterday kill ed the bill without dissenting vot' on a direct motion for an indefinite tostponment It is stated by the senate members that the passage of such bill would only result in added conins- ion to the prospectors, Ayers ana Dunn. members of the mining commit ice were foremost in placing the meas ure or ,he table.
 A measure providing for the est&f = lishnent of Home for Pioneer No- men at Skagway, was, on motion py .Aldrlch, placed on the table. Aldrich' who was the originator of the meas are, may wish to alter it a little De- fore it is introduced for consideration.
 Pending action on the various pen Sion bills. it is probable that the No- mans Home matter will be left Ill abevance until the pensions matters have been settled.
 The senate passed the Aver ol!' ,yhich requires the employment ot 'n- 5iyiduals certified as to ability to act as mine foremen in coal mines.
 The House passed Senate Bill No 4. providing that non-support Is SUI ficient ground for divorce acton. u also passed seven other senate bills all of which were code amendments