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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

ALL THE REAL ESTATE BELONG
ING to the Central Maine Potato Com
pany at Solon, consisting of the fol-
lowing PARCELS One modern. up-to.
land located directly on the Maine Cen
trail Railroad track Mt Scion Station.
The 30 called Hopkins Farm at SCION
Village. also the so-called Ella n.
acres of this land are already plowed
and ready to plant. Apply Central
Maine Potato Co., Room 409, 40 Clin-
ton St., Boston, Mass. tf21
LARGE HOUSE LOT. 9Oxl1O FIT. ON
Beech ST. Clough Motor Co.. Madison
RID a. tf21F
SIX ROOM COTTAGE AT SOUTH
one acre. Fine large veranda over
looking the ocean. Also three lots
on point overlooking Little Christmas
Cove. IL. Il. Spear. Madison. r. +. ID.
No. !. Both telephones. tfl7F
TIFF MATES CABIN ON HAYDEN
premises. w. N. Ward tf17
A FARM SITUATED WITHIN two
good high school, stores. r.. r. station.
potato house, creamery and several
manufacturing plants. Good comfort
able buildings, nice well OF water,
pump In sink, large hen house, pas,
summer. This farm has some wood
and growing timber. Cut 20 tons of
nice hay last year. Apple and plum
basement. Price IL taken soon $500.
@. r. Hayden, abbott, Maine. Phone
6A-I1, Gutlford tfl7
EAsTPORT, LUBEC AND PERRY
FERNS are fertile, fine for potato rails
ing. Close to boat and rnH trans
pOrtation and big local supply cheap
Ash FERTILIZER. Good buildings. Price
| tidioulously low. Write us for des-
icriptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency. PASSPORT. tf17
90IRE HOUSE LOTS For SALE.
tsC1niIw snient terms IL desired. Very
Reasonable prices. Box 36S, Skowhe-
Enm. tf16F
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Help Wanted
No Charge as anyone 4or ads 'Rnder this
.BxeadinG

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK. Mrs. c. Il. Richardson, 1A2
Madison Ave. Telephone 225. 2w24F
WOMAN no DO BARRIER SHOP
washing. One who can call for and
deliver same. Clevelands Barber
Shop. Skowhegan. 1w2bF
a G0OD JtE9aiI ABLE GisEW 20 CUT
my hay. Must furnish all equipment.
Also hay on my lower farm for sale
standing. Miss Jeanette Hill, Park.
man Hill, Skowhegan, RID 6. Far
mers' phone 2-l10. 2w25F
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN.
ERAL housework. One child In fam
ify Apply Mrs. r. "A. Gordon, Oak
St, Skowheenn tf26F
MAN s8R hoy aT BLOOMFIELD
Farm. Skowhegan. Telephone 1881.
2w2SF
ENPERENCED NpaOOBE5FE,kS ON
Infants and Dolls Sacques, .Bootees
and Hoods. Steady homework. Post
age paid both ways Send sample
stitches most familiar with. Cupid
Knitwear Co Inc. 35 East Goth St,
New York. 2w25
H0grsERBFsFDR WANTED. MIDDLE
aged lady preferred. Good cook. APP
Ave. 2w25F
KITCHEN 'GIncI. AT HOTEL OK
FORD. tf24F
GIRL OR WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE
for family of three at outage at Lake
wood for season. Work light. Write
giving age and wages expected. Mrs.
Don M. Towne. Madison, N. Il. Phone
1873.
p4,PrL NtWsEs wANVHD--ACCRE-
BITED School. Thorough and system
attic course of tnstr,iction. Affiliated
with one of the largest hospitals in
Boston. SIS per month, hour day.
Two years high school or dts equivh-
lent required. Arlington Training
School for Nurses, Arlington Heights,
Mass AVA
MARRkIoD COUPLE FOR GENERAL
farm work. Woman must be good
plain cook. No children. $40. State
experience and references. Wolf Neck
Farms, Freeport. 4w2a'
HOUkF1EClJEPER WANTED AT ONCE
Good wages. Inquire of Mrs. j. s.
Williams, Scion. RID 2. 2w24'
A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENER-
'bs,p by the hour. Mrs. Anna F. Mer-
riil. 2sS Water St., skowhegan. 2w24F
WOMAN TO 10 HOUsEwORK IN
small family. References required
Telephone 1874. Skowhegan. tf23F
WANTED MEN BETWEEN AGES
of fs and 40 to train during spare
hours for Salesmen or Traffic Mana
gers For information regarding
training and positions, address L. q.
Cotton, Gen. Del. Wateryille. 4w23'
MAN WANTED TO WORK ON
Farm. Carl S. Hunnewell, Madison
RID i. Farmers Phone 6-3. tf22F
COOK WANTED AT KENNEBEC
Valley Hospital at once. tf22F
WANTED AT THE WRENTHAM
State School, women attendants, ages
rs to 40. for the care of children. The
school is beautifully located one mile
from the town of Wrentham. Initial
salary $40 per month and maintenance.
with increase of $3.50 every 8 months
up to $50 at the end of one year. DR..
George L. Wallace. Supt.. Wrentham,
Mass. sW19
A GIRL TO no H0UsEwORK. MRS.
Geo. IL. Sampson. fe Maple st.. Show
hegan tf18F
WE HAVE SEVERAL. TYPEWRIT-
ERS that require minor repairs. We
are anxious to hear from someone in
skowhegan capable of doing this. In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. TITS
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VERY NICE SEWING MAuHI

VERY NICE HFWAF9
for SIC. Mrs. Fred Parkman, 10 Lea
witt street. Skowhegan. tfzo
xRoS AGE POTATO sPRAYER, IS
Gallon capacity, excellent condition
Inquire of Leland b. Currier, Skowhe-
gan. RID e. Telephone 209-3. tf20F
SECOND HAND FARM MACHINERY
consisting of land roller, plows, har-
rows cultivRtors, rakes and mowers;
also all new machinery made by the
international Harvester Company IN
Guiding the Primrose cream separator.
Horace s. Withee. Skowhegan RID I.
Telephone Norridgewock. IL. tf2of
SPECIAL PRICES ON WATCHES,
diamonds, jewelry, silverware and OPP
tieal goods Old watches taken In ex-
change for new. American made
watches and jewelry repaired. Germs
IL desired) Merle ]. Mahoney, Y. M.
7w20'
UpRxGsHT PIANO WITH MANDOLIN
attachment. VIII sell very reasonable
If taken at once. SO Summer ST. tf3o
JUST ARRIVED. NEW SPRING
Oxfords. l lot with new Rajah crepe
rubber soles at prices that Will sur
prise you. See them at Kincaids Shoe
Hospital, 157 Water ST.. Skowhegan
tf19
A SECOND HAND SINGLE HARNHSss
In good repair. Geo. Il. Sampson;
DRY STOVE WOOD. LEAVE Or
DERS with Peter Turcotte or CALI
1862. tflS
BEECH NUTS. SIXTY CENTS
quart, 2 quarts for S1.00; OTIS, Sl25:
Postpaid. independent Reporter. tflSt'
ONE OsCHATING ELECTRIC FAN.
ITO volts, 6 cycle, three speeds. ran
IL inches In diameter, has grand over
shades. Used very little, looks ana
works like new. Price $500, new
would cost $4,000 Geo. A. Innes. bo
Winter street, Skowhegan. Tel. Tell:
tf17
A FEW BUSHELS OF VERY EARLY
seed potatoes. Also a few bushels
of Early Rose. L. L. Sanford, SHOW
hogan, r. F. d. No. 6. tflfF.
Two WOODEN HANGERS. THESE
were made as supports for counter
shafts Measurements about 11'x2s
Ten Jag screws with same. Outnt
would cost 5000 or $500. VIII sell
for $3.50. Independent-Repor 90
tf16F
PRICE $500. TYPEWRITER IN
running condition. Independent-Re-
porter Co. tii4
ANYONE BUILDING AND IF IN
TERESTED in cement blocks for cellar
or any building purposes should see
Joseph +. Roderick for same. III
North st. N. +. Phone 116-21. tflS
NUBONE CORsETs
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WaAted-To Buy
AGA. uaass tKas Asas erss - -sss
8ub0exfbeRas

WANT TO BUY. If FOR SALE At
moderate price. an old fashioned ordin-,
AIRY bicycle The Kind you viii re-
call with one large wheel trailing
small one behind. Please let me know,
IL you have anything Of the kind and
i will try to go and see II. r. T.
Patten. 'tf24F
Aa0UD SECOND HAND ROW boat
Howard Steward, Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 1922. 2w24F
DISC MORSE NOE WITH OLEAR-
ERS. State price and condition. L..
H. Rich, Madison, RID 4. 2w24F
FURr no I BEARS OH. STATE
price In FIRST letter. ]. L. Stone, Mon
son. 4Wz5~
-CaDAR posts wANTED--AId. SIZES
and lengths. Money advanced to pay
cost of cutting. Don M. Powne,
Madison. l0w2lF
suGOND sIAKD GUIDE's MODEM.
Canoe, In .gnOd condition. Price must
be low. what have you to offer? Ad-
dress Yull particulars to Charles q.
Jsnness. Roohester. N. u. tfl6F
WANTED Q tOR - THOUSAND iFT.
good one ann two dnoh dry pine. Can
also handle Q few thousand IT dry bass
boards. st. Ledger Mfg. Co.. rear OF
Hotel Oxford. tfa5F
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Buried ut Woodstock
(COntributed)

lCOHIflDuL6uv
Mrs. George Gurrie wishes her kind
relatives and friends to know when
she arrived in Woodstock, N. B., Fri
day, June list, ut 1890 p. m. after the
very sad and lonely journey with the
remains of her dear mother, she was
greeted with many kind relatives and
friends who were in much sympathy
with her in the passing OF their dear
one: also the Woodstock herse and
four pail bearers, plenty OF autonfo-
biles to convey the funeral process
sion to the Woodstock cemetery
where Rev. Frederic Todd spoke very
touchingly of the noble Christian life
and character of Mrs. B. T. Connolly
OF whom they all we'll knew and Rev.
Maclatchy offered very able prayer
and so we committed her earthly
body to the tomb in her own family
lot, but mother WIS not there, she
had gone to meet the Blessed Christ
of whom she loved to serve and her
many loved ones who had gone be-
fore. She will be greatly missed in
our home and among her grandchH-
dren.
A CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks thru
the independence to our kind
neighbors and the Ladies' Circle Of
the M. r. Church, for the beautiful
flowers sent us, and very especially
we wish to thank Mrs. Frances Spot
ford for her much appreciated help
and kind attention during our dear
mothers very serious illness; also
Rev. Fl. l.. Nichols for his words of
comfort and our undertaken Mr. Lord
for his very careful attention during
our hours of sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Currie
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bishop
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Hinton
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Currie
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cromwell
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Currie
Skowhegan, Me-, juno 81, 1923
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Owe F0mb T1tUCK. CHEAP. wHITE
w Gliding Co., Skowhesan. tf23

Owe F0sHB T1sUCk. CHEAP. WHINE
Welding Co.. Skowhegan. tf2S
x&6MTf3ES pOOT aaDT0R SCAT IN
good condition. Price reasonable. In
quire of A. r. Jeweft. 10 Madison Ave.
4w28~
MODEL 1sSD OVERLAND DRIVEN
$4,000 miles,. New tires and In Voc
condition. Will exchange for mht
truck or sell. Should be seen to be
appreciated. p. A. Rowen, SolOn.
Both phones. 3w23
ONE BODICE WOERING CAa, GO0D
running condition. five good tires. just
overhauled $3.50; Overland touring,
varnish good, five good tires. $3.50:
sord. ave GOOD tires. uoa; one Steward
truck, brand new. body, motor just
oyerhauled, $500. Address postofice
Box sos, Skowhegan, or call j. d..
Sym0Hs. 4w2S~
SEVERAL MAKES USED CARS IN
good condition and very low priced.
Also 8 h. p. 2 phase electric motor. used
very little. Peter Debe, Water ST..
Sko vinegar. Tel. tS-3. 4w22
sANFN0RD an TONeHRU PRIODB
s400. Henry Crewsll, Is North Ave,
SkowheEan Tel, a2-2 4w22s
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Lost

SHAWL, DARK BROWN AND TAN
stripe. on State Road between Show
hogan and Waterville. Leave at Re-
porter Office and receive reward. 1w25
MAI9ESE AND WHITE CAT AN
SWERING by the name of Toodles,
one year old Mrs Stella Dinsmore
1913 Water St. Skowhegan. 1w25F
BETWEEN MADISON AND THE
Forks, brown travelling bag. proper
ty of Liggett Meyers Tobacco Co.
Finder please leave at Independent
Reporter office, or. notify Lawrence
Beale. Pennington. 2w25
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v,s TRANSFER.

,s.yxAY,s TRANSFER, :,
,obbing or furniture mn, mo'
and long distance. us ~'
Mckay, 227 North A'
suNy saoEs FOR R sias|
mail TO Kincaid's Shoe ,,, i
h,a man new. Full ~,
work and dress Shoes
In town.
DEVELOPING. Pai .s,1
,argine. For prompt -
Accent work. send OF y, so|
10 q. C. Head . w"
finish desired. -
rwrwRTTD.ss ,, =" r
sale on tho instsiinss".
smith and other msA
Reporter - -
,no,o 10, on Post Card L,..x
, ynv vsit. Develops 10
Hish grade amas''' rslsb
-FOUR hour serv'os'
skowhsgas
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A COUPLE or crr
II You havs ons Ws nRAn,I
c u vow NTH think You S W %p, !, 4
York Village. Me, York Pra
AN EXPRESS
what you have wagon,
p. %. 42l. Goldberg |
ALL KINDS op NJ.
TRY. Write lsind soNk An
Be- Box 's assi prices paid. o a1%l
,. AMP EouR LIVE par
aairy butter TO Wisemsou
Maine. Highest n Se,lnan Fad
m s.urhs - guaranteed. 1 pi psia|
= COPY OF 4Kr..
0ehsr Poems" BY Tan,sh
r. T. Patten. " Louise u
-, LIVE POULTRY VIZ
kinds. Drop me a I'M
Der. WIN 20 anyv isro ataS
son. N. n. Phone iss ess' 4
LIVE R6UITRY-vnl
batter. kind and n,,,fH
Harry Cohen. Skowhass,s
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asro yuses. NON SKID aexsn.
SpeciHl ,at -. Mail orders 15c extra.
.. n. Symons, Water St. Skowhegan.
- tf24
SET OF TIRE CHAINS 33x4h. econ
as new, .Noald cost $500 Will sell
for $3.50. Add 35c for packing and
postage ~ 10 he sent by mail r. 4.
Patten. tf2s
DaCFl4ia eIn>cs. seEB KNOBBY
tread, Apsgiaa TAT <i.50. Mail orders
10c extra. J. d. symons, Water St,
SltowhegHn. tf24
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TO DO HOMEWORK WHERE TWO
dogs would not be an objection. Miss
Ula Strsle. Madison, Care OF Clyde
Getchell. 2w25F
u.RK1FERABLH IN T4zE 6EFQOE OF
hotel and If possible in a hotel or
camp devoted to summer business.
L. C. Nalois. 216 Water st., Skowhe-
gan. 2~ZbF
AS0dyIiD aA1eE a Bob AS fsseRAND
boy or anything else ! can do during
summer vacation. Am ten years old.
Lyman M. Rundleet, 80 South Oak St.,
SkoWhegan, 2W26F
MOVING LAWNS. DROP ME A
card or call -21. w. G. Lewis, Care
OF George n. Marleham. 76 Il. Front st.
3w23F
Az MASON aENDER, w. &C. ulE6yIS,
Care of Geopge III. Markham, rs EAST
card or call 1921. W. G. Lewis, Care
Front st. Sw23F
MRS. IHAxARH ~. CULLEN DESIRES
to make engagements to dressmake at
customers homes by the day. For APP
pofntments telephone 20e-3, Saturday,
or write. 6kowhegan RID 9. tfi6F
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STUDEBAKEH
1921 touring Special Six. Newly
painted. Five good tires. In Epsrfect
condition. $S25.
1922 touring Special Six. newly
painted. Good as new, 1850.
Buick roadster, 1920, newly painted.
Fully equipped with extras. 1880
Dodge 1922 touring, in perfect run
ming condition $500. Waterville MO-
tor Co. Skowhegan 1w2s
OVERLAND FIVE PASSENGER
Touring car. 1920 model May be seen
at corner of Beech st. and Madison
Aye. ]. w. Small. 4w2As
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT M
the day or week at No. 40 Cross 81.
Mrs. w. n. Trask. Sw23s
FARsG, FUssNas1sED AND IN 100ess
condition. Probably fest suited for
one looking for summer home, $40 per
month. inquire of Otto A. IRaager,
Phillips. Maine. 4W2AF
AM HOME, WANT 10OMeRs.
Two large, good rooms, one double
ROOM Also one small room down
stairs, couch beds, chiftioner closet;
nice for young lady. Olive s. Dealey
81 Pleasant St. 4w22%
BKEOK ssIHIfDFsG REAn OF ON
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden 4 Russakoff, Sisowhegan. tfle
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kiisoellaneol

CTR STORE Is xa.
across from the WooIsn n,
Front st. Open from a
?. m. n. f. Tel. ls9.,
Bros, Box 328.
HUSBAND AND u,,.
four or five room rent y
N. Vassaiboro, Box II.
IF THE PARTY wuo n.
Racer viii return the MAJ,
atefy nothing will be s r
will send the officers af,ss
will cost him something
THE NEW DIscoyp
Be careful in your dali,
wear a smile upon ya,l
And, If while passing alasa
And some down-h hearted
chance to meet,
Give him a kind word a.
smile,
Twill cheer a lonely |.
worth your while.
There is one man in town
to have you meet,
While you'er in town and,
while to wait.
Take a walk up Main strI
you will see flowers \
window every day in Il
There is something more
to say. If your heard
you think your hair
passed away,
There is something | posI,s
Or. White has discovered
that will make your hal
l have seen it tried and know
1t has grown mine and Il
yours too.
2w25~ c. II. PR
WANTED YOUNG LADtn
School graduates to enter
training. Glass starts in
Three year course. Registd
ing School. First year
$144. 3rd, $16S with full nd
Write for prospectus. SUP
Morse Hospital, Natick, Mas
PARKING SPACE For
DULY 4th, Mt l0c each.
few stalls for horses, lec
house south of Cold BrOOl
Erskine, 412 Madison Ave.
WANTED FOUR or FIN
on South side of river.
II. b., Box So, SkOwhegan
WOULD LIKE RELlABu
woman to board for tn
Would take n child not 4
years old. Guy Il. Tuttj
Care of Athens Stage Drive
PUBLIC GARAGE AND
Lunch Room, would be a p
ness for some one. on State
half way from Bangor
lakes. ] have just the rio
with buildings suitable, a 81
ment Is all that Is required
In. Any one interested see ,
76 Mt. Pleasant Ave, skow
WANTED SMALL con
Lakewood for two weeks
July 16. West side prefer7
Casweu, Bingham.
SECOND HAND FTRsli
and sold. We are now locl
from the American WooieH,
East Front st. Write or
YOU have. y. +. Tel. lS2-I
brothers, Box 1928, Skowhea
CALL 2e8 FOR OIDsM61
Lie Auto Service either lo1
trips. Stand. Water ST.
Furbush. Auto Accessories
Greene.
CHILDREN BOARDED
country, good care. any ag'
a week. Mrs. Lois 4. A'
Anson, RID /.
sIyRyJCE AND QIabr1
watchword. Modern equ1
years of experience give y,
in developing and printing
Water St, SkowheEan'
FAMILY WAsHINGs WAY
Bessie Libby. 9S East Map'1
two MEALERs WAN
I'll EMEN preferred. l2S ny
HANDSOME LADY o1
would marry II suited, tS'1
Box 7S7. Dennison, ohio'
WEALTHY. PRETTY. Al
ATE girl, would marry,
closing envelope. porls !
Euclid, Ohio.
AM LOOKING FOR A o'
Would prefer "A house Wy
,,,o,,ld accent double tenem7
ton was right and surround ha n
ant. six rooms and pay
Would take seven or even
II necessary. If you na,'|
tial, neat. pleasant , on,rs
can trade, If your nsu tnTj
within reason. can iu ~
ences, II. l.. Anderson
oodanf pauOrter.
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

1920 FORD TOURING CAR. FOUR
new tires. spares. Perfect condition.
WIN sell Mt bargain. Charles B.
Walker n Arson, RID 2. Farmers
Tel. 321. 4w2bF
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HAVE YOUR PIA 4, .,
This spring. Cost Is ~
work guarantee, ron
Tel. 54-3 or 37-lg' ,,.j
,6-4. With SnlthS
SkOwhegan.
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HE BOUGHT A NASH. ONE
Studebaker Light Six touring car
at n bargain. Somerset Machine
64-4. lied
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH-COT-
FACES, hotels stores and booths
to let and for sale. Lots for
sale. Harmon Realty Co., OLD
Orchard. Maine. ,9w21s
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F0RD cAR. RACER MODEL WITH
wire wheels. In good running order
Price $s5 cash. 20 Mechanic ST. 4w25'
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10 ehurEe se Muvune Tor .slu ns6cr shis
dasaAhWg
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minds one Of "Buddies." Plays and
movies of this class talk to the heart.
1t will warm you with gladness and
thrill you with the knowledge that
there is such thing as real friend
ship.
The story is a simple affair-it con-
Germs a wealthy girl and her two
sweethearts. One Is wealthy, the
other is not. Even when they were
children, they played pirate and
buried a $40 gold piece in a public
park. This little game Of childhood
has great bearing upon the adult life
Of these three characters.
There is so much beautiful senti-
ment and so much good acting in
Children Of Dust" that I feel I
cannot go wrong in recommending it..
The cast includes such worthwhiles as
Lloyd Hughes, Harvey Raymond,
Bert. Woodruff, George Nichols and
others. Some Of the best work Is done
by a man playing the role Of Dad. +"
He is the gardener of the park. I do
not recall his name but his work will
linger many months in your memory.
This movie is such a welcomed re-
lief from the things one expects on
the screen. 1t is not all sentimental
mush, the director is too wise to make
it too slushy with sentiment. The
actors know how to act, not overact.
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boy, ANGEREDAT
FATHER, ADMITS
HE STARTED fire
Alexander Box Company
Plant Destroyed With
$4,000 Loss.

Thomas Pearson, Is, colored, 1929
Hiawatha ST., today faced a charge OF
arson. He is said by police to have
confessed he set fire to the Alexander
box factory, Hiawatha ST. and Indiana
Ave-, Sunday night. The fire caused
a loss estimated at $4,000
The boy had been carrying lunch
for his father, employed as a porter
in the factory, for 10 cents a week.
A month ago he asked for a raise,
which his father refused. The boy
confessed he tried to fire the plant
at that time, but failed, police say.
He Is alleged to have admitted he
broke a window in the rear of the
factory and tossed a lighted match
into a pile Of shavings Sunday at
$50 p. m.
Five automobile trucks were taken
out of the building by neighbors be-
fore they were damaged. The build
ing was ITO feet long and 100 feet
wide. The buildings were owned by
Alex Alexander, SIT w. Morris ST.
Warren S. Smith, one Of the owners of
the factory was driving his automo-
bile across. the Fall Creek bridge at
Indiana. Ave. and discovered the fire.
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like g. hero, then
puts on his black
clothes and ends
up as a real hero.
CASTOR Glass is
t h 9 social IL 9 d
"black sheep" and
John Sainpolis is
the "Alice-sit-by
the-fire type Of a
son. Barbara La
MARI Is one Of the
near victims Of the
sheep" Here we
have a melodra-
matte theme ham
died on a more
than an average
are two acting tri-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-25
FOUR HELD AS WARRANTS
Girl Arrested May Be Escaped Ward
of Girls School.

Three men and a girl were arrested
by Sergt. Sheehan on vagrancy
charges early today.
The men gave their names as Henry
Middleton, 514 w. Henry ST.; Joseph
Troy, 541 w. Henry St.; Henry Phil
lips, 1113 Kentucky Ave. The girl
gave her name as Mary Troghtman
1s, Of Michigan City. Police say she
is Martha Cotton, II, Of SIT E. Ohio
St., who ran away from the Indiana
Girls School at Clermont. Sunday
morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-25
INJURED IN SAFETY ZONE
: Driver Arrested After Two Women
Are Struck.

Miss Lucy Alexander, 224 Blake St.,
and Miss Tenna Weaver, 1912 Yandes
St., were slightly injured today when
struck by a car driven by Orville
Strupe, r. R. P, Box r., at Pine and
Washington SITS.
Strupe was arrested on charges Of
assault and battery and driving
through safety zone.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-25
HELD ON BAD CHECK
Walker Stute Turned Over to Vigo
County Sheriff.

Charged with issuing fraudulent
checks in Indianapolis, Columbus and
Terre Haute, Walker Stute, 81, today
was turned over to Fred Armstrong,
sheriff of Vigo County, by Judge
James A. Collins in Criminal Court.
Stute jumped a $4,000 bond in Terre
Haute where he was also charged
with embezzlement. police say. He also
is wanted at Columbus for violating
parole, according to officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-25


Garon is in the
C a S t and she
brings some ma
tural freshness to
q difficult role.
There Is a touch
Of d e Ii & h t f u
fantasy. rather
r e m in d s m e
Of g S m / | | n
Through" n o t
that the themes
have anything in
c o m m o n, b u t
there is a sort of
a heart beat there
which will warm
you. Children of
Dust" b el o n g S
to the better class
of movie enter
tainment. T h e
story Is different
from the regular