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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
CHRlSTAMORE BALL CLUB
Is BEING REORGANIZED
Morrison Takes Hold Baseball Team;
Play Militarys Sunday.

A reorganization Of the Christamore
A. c. baseball team IS under way
Shorty Morrison, Manual Training
High School coach, has taken charge
and plans 10 put high-class indie
pendent team in the field.
A new schedule is being arranged
and fast city teams are asked to
get in touch with the Christamore
A. c.
The inheld at present consists Of
Harmeson, Ii, Meehan. 2br Woolgar,
IS; Baldwin or Snowfall. 3b, Peter
son. Tech hurler. is one of the pitch
ers and Ellis is doing the catching.
Another pitcher, infelder and out
fielder are wanted.
The Christamores meet the Mill
tarys Sunday at Riverside diamond
No. 4. All players are asked to be
out at 100. including any who wish
tryouts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
SWIM MEET
HERE AUGUST is, II, ia
Dates for Aquatic Tourney Approved
BY s. A. l. Committee.
BIZ Tim IS Special
NEW WORK. II

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, June 23.-The chair
man of the A. A Z. swimming com
n1ittee Friday announced the approval
Of the dates Aug. 16, II and IS for the
national aquatic championships in In
dianapolis under the auspices Of the
Chamber of Commerce at the Broad
Ripple pool
The events are as follows: Senior
100 yards for men. senior 220-yard
breast stroke for men, junior 80 yards
for men, junior 100 yards for men,
junior one-mile for men. senior $50
yards for women. senior 220-yard
breast stroke for women. junior so
yards for women, and junior one-mile
for women.
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poses didn't come natural to me. They
We're forced when I assumed them.
Works For Natural Form
so 7 began to work out the blows
that came natural TO me. I had been
told before that that I could de-
velop knockout punch. that had
the power to deliver haymakers, but
I just laughed, for my knockouts had
been so few in all my years Of fight
ing.
But when I began to work out the
blows that came naturally to me, 1
began to feel the power 1 could put
into them. I found that my left hand
was the one with which l could do
the most damage. I learned 1t was
best 10 hold my right in reserve and
use it for defensive purposes and TO
finish up the job after my left got
my rivals in distress.
And thus I developed the KNOCKS
out stuff"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
Tires WITH 500 NAIL
HOLES LEAK NO AIR

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Binford Withdraws

Other results of early morning play:
George Kanouse. 95; Frank NIcNeelzy.
86, Frank Binford Cvlthdrew); r. D.
Rutherford 81. William AIc1Iasters.
50; r Colby, los; F. E. O'Reilley. 90:
Harry Bartlett, 81; Harry J. Stewart.
81; John Blair. IS; Webb Wallace. SO:
c. Holloway. IS F. f. Augustus, So:
Ray Clark. 81; ". H Davis. 106;
Larry Hartman. III.
Among the late morning scores for
eighteen holes were: J. N. Daley. 107,
c. G. Wallace. 81; 0. S. Hixon. SO; H.
A Knochemus. 104: E. B Rabb. SO.
B. Butler. IS; G. Spraska, rs; H. Funk,
So; H Hadley, 81; Sol Meyer with
drew; Carl Bauer 107; a. ". Farley,
81; a. W. Black, IS; DR.. E. s. Gil
GSrist, go.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
EAGLE CARD COMPLETED
Five Bouts on Fight Program for
Monday Night.

The complete boxing card for the
Eagles boxing show at Eagles Temple
Monday evening has been announced
AS follows: Bobbte McGovern and
Heinie McDuff. eight rounds at 1876
pounds: Jackie Ables and Kid Roberts
eight rounds at l1s pounds; Paul Shu-
bert and Gene Risk, six rounds at 1873
hounds; Kid Phillips and Jack For,
man, four rounds at LAP pounds; Jack
Gardner and Al Dagger, four rounds
at 1855 pounds.
The hsticuff show is being staged for
the benefit of the Eagles drill team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
CITY CAR LEAGUE GAMES

Home runs by McCool and Swartz
were big factors in the victory of the
Louisiana barn nine over the w.
Washington boys in the feature game
of this weeks round of games in the
City Street Car League. Swartz hit
two for the circuit The score was
10 to 8.
In the other game Mclean nosed
out Highland, 16 to Is. The club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
ADVERTISING CLUB WILL
STAGE GOLF TOURNEY
Qualifying Round at Riverside Next
Monday; Flight Prizes.

The qualifying round of the Ad-
vertising Club golf tourney will be
held on Monday, June %. at the Riv-
erside course. The entries viii be
placed in flights according to the
scores turned in on the qualifying
round.
On Monday, July 2, the first round
of play will start Prizes will be
awarded in the various flights. The
committee in charge is ]. NJ. Me
haus. Floyd Hassler and Ed Hunter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
BUTLER MATCHED WITH
BRIDGES ON FORT CARD
CAPTAIN Wilson Announces Complies
Program for Tuesday Show.


Earl Butler of Cincinnati will be
brought here Tuesday night to meet
Bobbi@ Bridges in the semi-wind-up
of eight rounds at Fl. Benjamin Har~
rison. Butler recently gave Frank1e
Jones a hard fight in Covngton. KY
The main go Of ten rounds Tues
day viii bring together frankie Jones
and Sammy Ciminelu. The latter
halls from Youngstown and he is said
to be a mean" swinger..
Captain Wilson completed the fort
card today and the prelims will see
some new knuckle busters in action
The prelims tall four-round bouts fob
low: Eern Camp. Fortville and Kid Pet
t'grew. Anderson; George Freshman,
Indianapolis and Andy Schrosch. Gin
clnnati; Hub Newkirk. Spring Valley
and Silk Lyle, Lawrence.
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For Metro Title

BIZ LNUFI Ffts8
NEW YORK, June 23.-Watson NJ
Washburn, national tennis star. was
to meet DR.. George a. King today in
the final round for the Metropolitan
clay court championship.
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FOR THE FEATHER TITLE
Criqui-Dundee Date Is Changed to
July 26

b nUFQ fFFSS
SYRACUSE. y. Y, June 23.-Robert
EudI.ine, manager Of Eugene Criqu..
world champion feotherweight boxer.
announced here Friday that the cham.
pionship battle between CIRCUIT and
Johnny Dundee. which, was scheduled
for July so. in New York. will be
held July &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
IRELAND METERS LOSE
French Players Eliminate Shamrock
Team From Cup Chance.

BIZ United Fetos
DUBLIN, June 23.-Ireland lost
her chance for the Davis tennis cup
Friday.
Two French players, Lacoste and
Brugnon, defeated Campbell and
Scrope, the Irish team, SO. IS. 1412.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
Zev at Latonia

By United Press
LATONIA. Ky. June 23.-zev, the
star Of the 3-year-olds, will compete
in the Latonia Derby. June 80, for
900 added. Zev probably will be
brought here next week from New
York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
ALL KINDS OF
STORIES HEARD
REGARDING JACK
He Appears to Improve, but
RumorS Whisper He's Not
the Man He Was,
BY HENRY FARRELL
United Press SPORTS Editor

GREAT FALLS, Mont. June %
With only eleven days remaining be
fore he defends his heavyweight cham
pionship against Tommy Gibbons, Jack
Dempsey went into the final period Of
training here today
In the last week Dempsey seems to
have improved. He is faster on his
feet and he is boxing better, but he
is still missing more than he ever did
when he was getting ready for his
other fights.
Misses Frequently
He gets his straight right over ac-
curately. but his left and right hooks
and uppercuts are landing as many
times on the shoulders of his sparling
partners as they are on the jaw. The
champion also does not seem to be as
effective in close hitting as he used to
be
All kinds Of stories are going around,
as they usually Go on the eve of a big
heavyweight fight. Some say that the
champion is working under wraps
to influence the betting and that he
is doing his real boxing in private. He
did that when he was training for his
fight with Jess Willard.
Others believe that he is out Of
shape and that he has lost the power.
strength and punch that he had when
he fought Georges Carpenter.
Champs Face Drawn
Some critics say that he IS not
working enough and that he Is too
confident He boxed only seven rounds
Friday and went through four minutes
Of shadow boxing.
Others maintain Jack is doing the
right thing in not getting ZOO quick.
" on edge. His face is rather drawn
and thin and II seems that he might
he in danger of getting too fine. Jack
Kearns, his manager. has become in
dignant over the stories that he is not
In shape.
Hes as good as he ever was and
he will show on the Fourth Kearns
said
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Tee Of in Order

The meet got away to a running
start according to schedule and a
stream of contestants teed off
fve-minute intervals.
Chick Evans was the center Of all
eyes as he teed of for his first round
He played in a. foursome with some
Of Indiana's best, including J. Simp-
son. z. thinner and P. Shafer.
The first golfers through reported
that the relentless sun had baked the
greens to a brick-like hardness and the
course was extremely fast. The ball
rolled and rolled.
Early morning results today eight
cen holes) were as follows: J. Delker.
SO: Ray Meyers. 90, c. 1IcGaw. 81: J.
NJ Niehaus. IS: ". Cookingham. 81:
J. Ward, 81; A. Heitkam. 80. / Guth-
RE. III: ". F. Fox. 107: DR.. BlakesIee.
90; G, Hoag, IS; DR. w E. Clark. So.
]. W. Carr. 90: c. Hodges. 104; John
Simms, 80; G. NJ. Parry. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
FIRST DAYS PLAY AT
q COFFIN CLUB FORECASTS
INTERESTING CONTESTS
Members of vngon Organization Have Honor Of Open
ing Big Event by Teeing Off Before a. M
early Scores Fair.

There wide of for the first eighteen holes
in the national amateur nvtatona golf tourney the Coffin
today. Good bad and Indifferent golf displayed
Spraka led among the earlier golfers finish the first eighteen
of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
Change Was Made,
By WILSON ROSS
NEA Fiqht Expert.

SHELBY Mont, june 23.-Tommy Gibbons who fights Jack
Dempsey July in this boom-town has been ring
fighter for eleven years. but till four years of
his that he developed into knockout fighter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
TRIBE SMEN OPEN
FOUR-GAME ROUND
WITH COLUMBUS
Tom WheIan Ready for Duty
Again and Entire Team
Shows Improvement,
Two Games Sunday

Senators and Indians will play
d0uble-header at Washington Park
Sunday, first game at o'clock. The
Monday contest has been moved up
to provide the twin bill Monday win
be an off -day, therefore, and the series
will be brought to a close Tuesday.
They are fielding better, the pitch
ers have improved and the club is
maintaining its strong hitting" Man
ager Hendricks said this morning as
he talked of his "rejuvenated" In
dams, who returned home late Friday
night after winning six out Of seven
games on the road.
The Tribesmen were to open a
series with the Columbus Senators
at Washington Park this afternoon
and Hill and FJtzsinmons were said
to be first out" for the pitching as
slgnment.
Whelan Ready For Work
Tom Whelan, utility star, re-joined
the team here after spending some
time on the hospital list and he is
ready for action again.
Jay Kirke has been gradually re-
covering his form and he is display
ing some of his old pep His left
wrist, broken early in the season, is
getting its strength back and as a
result the big fellow is feeling more
ike PLAYING ball
The Indians drew we'll a Columbus.
but NOT so good a. Toledo. mainly be-
cause the Hens are down in the race.
Better Support Expected
An Improvement in attendance at
Washington Park is expected now that
the Indians have had winning
streak and a big crowd doubtless viii
turn out for the Sunday hosuhries.
The Tribe was in sixth place today
and not far behind the Brewers in
fifth position II Is the ambition Of
the players 10 slip above Milwaukee
before departing ON the road again
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

Most of the early scores were well
up in the eighties, with quite a few
over the 100 mark.
Approximately 175 golfers were ex-
pected to get into action. Up to 1870
today $50 golfers had teed off and
more were expected.
The first foursome in the meet got
away this morning at 40 ard the big
tournament was under way. The
meet is a 72-hole medal play affair
with So holes today at Coffin and SO
Sunday at Riverside
Four Irvington Club golfers pried
off the lid this morning. The first
four to set out were J. Del
ker, Ray Meyers, c. ATcCIaw
and J. NJ Niehaus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

The Y. P. C. baseball team has added
ome talent to its lineup and will meet the
Indianapolis Giants Sunday at Pennsy Park
IN Sunday, July l. the Y. P C.s meet the
trays and on July 10 the Spades A. c. JULY
is an open date. State teams wanting
James are asked to address Lloyd A Wilson
sox 1901. or call Belmont 2605.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

The Favorite A C.s viii play the Indian
Ipolis Stars a double header at Douglass
Park Sunday, the first game starting at 30
favorite A. G. players are to report at the
Tub room at IL 80 a. m Casey take notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

New Bethel comes to Spades Park Sunday
or game with the Spades baseball team
FOR games with the Spades write W c
IoelI1ng. 1924 Roseline St.
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JEWELS A B. C.s have July /. s and Is
pen. Any hrst-class clubs desiring a real
ttraction should get in touch with Warner
ewel. 172S Northwestern Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

And there you have startling
parallel to the case of Eugene Criqui,
the doughty little Frenchman. who
staged the greatest fstic upset OF
many moons when he knocked
Johnny Knbane cold in the arena at
the New York Polo Grounds and
grabbed off the worlds featherweight
crown.
The Old Kick Counts
For this Criqui. like Gibbons. had
been a fighter for many years before
he developed into a Knockout punch
or. Criqui had been merely a tap
per who outpointed his man until the
last two years Of his ring career
Then he suddenly developed a hay
making wallop that left a trail of
victims helpless on the canvas.
Criquis string of kayoes is hardly
as impressive as that Of Gibbons.
who. ike Criqui. will go into the ring
for his biggest battle very much the
under-dog in the dope.
Gibbons has fought thirtv-seven bat.
ties in the last three years and has
won all but four Of them by the kayo
route. Before that his sleep-wallop-
ers were only about six in all eight
years in the ring.
So naturally the first question I put
to Gibbons on landing here was
how he accounted for the sudden
b1cssoming out as kayo battler.
Obtains New Ideas
Said Tommy: Until four years
ago was fighting under the
style and system. Of another fighter.
my brother. Mike His favorite blow
Is the right cross over the other fel-
lows guard after feintng his rival
into a lead.
But one day was up IN the INT
vers!ty of Minnesota medical college
where they had a lot Of human
bodies dtssected to show the different
parts and muscles and began to
rec ze that no two human bodies
were built exactly alike and that the
blow that might be fine for one fighter
10 use wouldn't be as effective for an.
other. even II that other were his own
brother.
II found that Mixes favorite blows
got my body out of alignment and tina.
I didn't get the force behind them ]
should 7 confirmed this by studying
Mixes fighting poses as shown in
his pictures and I found that those
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The NapIeton Maroons will hit the high
way IN machines Sunday for Lawrence. Ind
where the nine of that place VIII be taken
Tor a conflict in the national pastime Man
Ager Oscar Queisser will send Ewing to the
nil and place Arthur Quessar behind the
BAT. He requests all twelve men VINO are to
make the trip report at Capitol Ave ant.
Cwenty-Sixth St. at II 80 .. N. Sunday.
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All Indianapolis Stars are asked to re-
ort at Douglass Park at Il 80 SUNDAY.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE-Bos at y 7. Gin
at Pitts CHI at st L. Phla AT Brklyu -
games
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The Selmiers viii meet the Southeastern
l. G. team Sunday at Garfield No 8 at 3
m The Selmiers want games with fast
ity and State teams. Beech Grove, Acton
4ilesvile. Franklin. Greenfield, Markleville
nd Brooklyn take notice. Call Drexel 3692
nd ask for Mark, or address Mark Person
100 Terrace Ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
TOMMY HASN'T ALWAYS
BEEN IN THE K. O. CLASS
OF HEAVY CHALLENGERS

Gibbons First Copied Brothers Sye but Found He Wasn't
Built for That Type of Boxer and
Change Was Made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Games TODAY

AMERICAN ASSN-Col. at IndpIs. Tol
At Louis. K. c. al Mil St p. at MiRn
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

tOnly games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington ..... zoo 600 1903 8
Phuada, phia ...... 00l Dol 600 .
Johnson. Ruel: Harris T, kins
New York .-..... 010 zoo OOl-4 a
Boston ..---.-... 600 600 COO 3
shawkey, Hoffman; Quinn, Piciuich. De
vormsr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

The Marion Cardinals viii meet the May
vSwS Grays at haywood Sunday at $50
49, The Cardinals viii be handicapped
'NSie absence Of Kendall and Johnson who
ire on the hospital list. Miller probably
will pitch.
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The Riversides are out after their tenth
traight Sunday when they meet the Key
tones at the Keystone diamonds on Shelby
{. The Riversides have scored a total OF
% runs in nine games and the team batting
verage is $50. Schmutte and Schou viii
the north side battery. The umpires will
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IFAGrE

Only games scheduled )
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AMERICAN LEAGUE-Chi. at bet 81 I
az Cleve. Wash at PhIia. \. Y at Bos
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tOnly games scheduled
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Boston. .......... 600 022 ocl-5 II /
New York .......-. 800 80 OOs-9 IL
Mcnamara, Benton. Marquard. Smith
Scott Snyder.
Chicago. ...... 100 600 O2O-3 s O
St Louis. ........ 600 020 000--2 3 3
Aldridge. O'Farren; sherdel. Clemens. Nc
Curdy-
tOnly games scheduled
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D0nohle, JOuch. KICK, McQuade, Hal
grave. Meadows. Schmidt
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The Broad Ripple A. C.s will play at Cler-
iont Sunday; at Carmel on July 4 and at
IcCordsvile on July s. The club desires an
ut-of-town game for July l. Address man
ger of baseball team, Broad Ripple, or call
Fasbin10n AS42
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CLERMONT. Ind. June 23-The Cler-
O. schedule for the next four weeks is as
-: June "a. Broad Ripple. here; July
W1liteetown. here; July s. Ben Davis. here:
TX VALLEY AFTT1s
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

- - ---- 49,
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DEATH NOTICES

CUNNINGHAM. WILLIAM Husband OF
Mary Cunningham and father OF Mrs. W;
H Hays and Mrs G. NJ. Goodrich, passed
away at his home in Brookfeld Friday,
NAY is. Funeral Monday. May p. 10
A. m. at j. c. Wilson's funeral parlors, 1870
Prospect St. indianapolis. Ind Burial
Crown Hill. Friends invited
STTNNETT. DOROTHY E-Daughter of E.
y Stinuett and Geneva Stlnnett, deceased
passed away al the home of her grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs c. J. Stiuuett, Gal Olive
St. Friday, May IS. Funeral Monday. May
Of .. m, at First Nazarene Church at
Washington and State SITS Burial Crown
Hill.
STELHORN. IDA Beloved wife OF Harry
Stelhorn sister Of Oscar Boecher and sis
ter-ln-law of William McCOrkle. died Friday.
May is, II a. M Funeral Monday. May II.
al ;. p. m. at residence, 1883 Graceland Ave.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hlll
LANE WILLIAM E-Died Friday, May is.
age IS years beloved husband of Bertha
Lane: residence. 327 S. Randolph Funeral
Tuesday. May 30, at y. m. at shirley
Bros. chapel. q46 n Illinois. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
NET. ADA FLORENCE-BeIoved wife Of
John Neu. mother of Helen, Rosalyn. Bill
lie Marvin and Arlyn Neu. passed away
Thursday May II. lO.45 p. m, age Il
Funeral at her home. 1916 Boyd Ave. Mon
day. May 81 10 a. m. Friends invited
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Experienced SalesWOmen
SITUATIONS WANTED

a-Male
SHOE MANAGE 80 married. graduate
pracdepedst. executive and advertising ex
perienCe, wishes to connect with good shoe
store in Indianapolis. For interview address
S NJ. H.. Times,
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Erie Cords

If you buy an Erie
Cord of us or else
where look for the
name and serial num-
Der. Our tires are
all firsts wrapped
in the original fac
tory wrapping, in
cluding flaps and
carry name and Sc
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b-tEOuses


FREE BARBECUE SUNDAY
At the Live Wires" T. r. Jones & Co. s.
acre tracts, which Is one mile west of Stop
- on the Greenwood interurban line and
Madison Ave. Just nine miles from the
monument and Shelby St. Road runs right
through the farm and is Just three miles
south of Edgewood. We have five woods
tracts left yet and can be bought with
$500 cash, balance easy terms This ground
Is all in "A high state of cultivation and is
adapted for flower growing: also this is the
pest quality Of ground for truck gardening.
Come early Sunday. bring the whole family.
stay all day. nice woods with wild flowers
enough for everybody to eat and drink: II
YOU want real days outing and a good
barbecue dinner don fail TO come out.
We want YOU to feel that this Is free and
for you to make yourself at home. but be
sure and buy a small farm before you go
home Live Wires T. r. JONES s. CO..
5O4 Roosevelt Bldg Nam 5159
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ROOMS FOR RENT
a-Light Housekeeping

CAPITOL, N, 912; modern front room;
everything furnished. $3.50. Sleeping
room. So 90.
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