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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25

lee LUIS Anger tlfpO, feclDldaS en- eS-,
ia Redacci6n precisamente dos dfas
despues de su infortunada pelea por
Il eampeonato mundial.
PALABRAS PREyIAS
La vida de Luis Angel Firpo es CO.
nocida por sus compatriotas, solo des-
de que comchz0 dedicarse al boxeo
Y a triunfar Ell el. Su existencia an.
terror es, ignorada y estos!ha dado oca-
sion de que Sc crearan ] asmas anto-
jadizas y. tcontradictorias ileyendas. Sc
lie ipventaban las mas diyersas profe-.
stones, Pero Ell general nadie Sc
ltreye afirmar NADIA de los prime
ros veinte allos de su vida. Parece
*,omO ST hubiefa comenZado a vivif 4ef'
flfa, alle Sc calz6 por primera vez. los
guantes de combate.
iQue hizo Firpo hasta entonces? !?
Pocos 10 saben. Tratandose como Sc
trata defsunas de LAS sfiguras mas po..,.
.pula del pals, es ;tarea necesariaI
liacer luz Ell toda siis existencia; !. Con
.sllo terninarelnos con las falsas leS.
xendas. " el pdblieof podra apreciar.l
,onociGndola por entero, la personalis
dad de este maravilloso atleta cons
temperance.
Los inf0rmes sobre los cuales ha
sidO escrita esta biograffa, f,Ieron to
inad0s de las fuentes mas autOriza
.las. HefnOs desechado todo 10 bueno
. malo. inventado por la imagination
lie muchos, para referirnos solo he
chos cuya veracidad fuera indiscuti-
bic.
!. y en- cada una de estas paginas he
mos intentado pOner, para que sean
lefdas sin cansancio, la yirtud que
mas. apreciaran los lectores: interes.
LA PR1MERA INFANCIA
En- el norte de la provincial de iBue-,
nos Aires, en- un lugar llano. sin ffos.3
lagos 0 alg0 tipico pintoresco que 10.
senale a la curiosidad del viajero. es-
ta ubicado ell pueblo de Junfn. NADIA
10 distingue de las poblaciones veci-
mas Tiene Gales rectas casas pintadas
de colores elaros: una plaza y una igle-
sia que sin ser muy alta, permite sin
embargo yer desde su campanario el
lfmite del caserfO v la campiiia cir,
cunvetina un cafe tlonde Sc habla de,
pohtica Sc juega al !bfllar, EN- una
mesa cuyas barandas suenan como un
tambor al choque de las cascadas bo-
las; un mocerfo que sc yuelca tarde
a tarde en- la retreta de la plaza, Y
una campana que llama a misa dos
reces por dfa, denunciando con su ta-
lido desconpuesto, la impureza del
metal que la forjara. En- ese ambien-
tie de aburridora placidez, deslfzase'
la vida de sus moradores.
A fines del siglo XIX. la existencia1
de aquel pueblo era la misma de hoy.
Solo la oposici6n polftica era mas en-.
conada v ell comisario mas bravo. El,
aspecto de la ciudad era sin embar-,
go bien distinto. Ranches y mas ram
.hos de tejas, cal Hes sin veredas que
transitaban en- comdn bestias Y per-
sonas. fangosen las calzadas peque-
mas lamparas de kerosene en- las ca
Hes cercanas a la plaza, que era ma
turalmente el centro de to5la Ia acti-.
vidad comercial.s Y habfa tambien
dos burros con dos toneles, 1lenos de-
un aqua no muy trahsparente que Sc
repartfa para apagar Ia sed del vecin-
dario.
En- Csc ambfente de caIma, donde1
Sc repudiaba por instinto toda lucha
que no fuera polftica, el dnico de-
porte era la carrera de sortijas = ell
palo jabonadc de las grandss festiyi-
da,ies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
LA VIDA IN Ell cAaIpo

lst Las taneast de hombre de campo
que Agltstfn Firpo Sc dedica lie imp
den cuidar personalmente de sus h;
JOS. Sc We obligado por clio dejaI
los Ell. mano de algunos parientes
Luis Angel cs enviado la estanci
lel General Roca, Ell Junfn. bajo l
sutela de un concuhado, Antonio Paw
oyich.
Destle entonces c0micnza su yid
campesina. Son largOs afios de exis
tencia EN- plena naturaleza. FL Mint
de siete aiios aprende pronto, quita
|el cuero alias reses saerificadas y ttlsa
diestrameilte el lazo y la boleadora.
Pero sebre todo en- las simulacio-
mes del duelo criollo que realiza por
divertiIse con chicos Y grandes, nadie
10 CANA: es el mejor 'chanchador" de
la estancia. yive asf tres afios bajo
el cuidado dc Pawloyich Y cnando ha
cumplido va diez, el padre va a bus
carlo ) 10 lleva.'a sli lado.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
Fur Collars
Add Loneliness
and Warmth to
ChiIdren's s Goats

For your little daughters
or sons winter coat we
have selected these de-
lightful fur collars just
the right size for little
folk-and most becom-
ing, as we'll as warm.
White Sheared Coney, 81.
Caracul Collars, in gray,
brown or white, $7.75.
Brown Coney, Sc.
Imitation Squirrel, $775.
Real Beaver, SIS.
Nutria S Ii a wi Collars,
$13.75.
Fur-Trimming Section, First door.
Evening star., 1923-12-03

Christmas FIARPER'S Bazaar
Nov, on Sale
In Our Book Section
glorious of smart fashions December H
the Opera kchd described
andFif
December
York life by Mildred Cram
Book Department. Fifth
have Il delivered and charged.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
Mechanical
Gifts

which will satisfy the active
mind and hands of the modern
boy.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
A Chemistry Outfit
ST.. so to $40

which is entirely harmless and
designed especially for a boy with
an experimental turn of mind.
Toy sectien. Land sf Santa maus. BsurtA AssA
Evening star., 1923-12-03
And From japan,

comes a lovely little red
Lacquer B OK, which
opens only to disclose
three dainty bottles of ex-
quisite perfume-S3.
And a little black Lac
quer Box with a handle
to carry it by, contains
two tiny bottles, $1.5o.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
Three UrnS

-o OF dainty thin-blown
glass hold three different
delicate fragrances, await
ing milady's pleasure;
they repose in a dainty
little gift box, which is
most attractive. $3.50
Evening star., 1923-12-03
He Likes to Dra,u

The Drawing Master will delight
him. Complete sets, with table,
paragraph, extra paper, chalks
and crayons, $40.
Other Sets, SOC to SIS.
Evening star., 1923-12-03

The Kind of Tool Chests
EUery Boy Wants
Have your folks ever said about
you, "He's handy boy about the
house.? If not you surely want
to show them that you are just
as handy with tools as any other
boy. Show them that you can
put up new pantry shelves or
build chicken coop or anything
else they want built. Get this
dandy set with the tools as shown
here. Packed in stained hard
wood cabinet, 123s x 8A X 3A
inches. Weight, Approximately
III pounds. $1.5o.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
A Djer-Kiss
Gift Boz

contains a charming
vanity with rouge, pow
der, puffs and mirror in
one; a dainty flask of per
fume and lipstick, $3.25.
Toilet Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
Orer and Under
Gilbert Toys
for Real Boys

include Ere ctor, Carpentry,
Electrical Sets, Magic Outfits and
many other wonderful things that
any boy will enjoy Christmas
and many days afterwards.
Come down to Santa Claus Land
and see just how these wonderful
Mechanical Toys really work.
You'll find someone ready to tell
YOU all about them.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
For the boy ,Vith a growing
interest in Mechanics

Meccano Outfits
ST. to $40
with which you can build
bridges, battleships, skyscrapers,
and machines.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
All Clear

Every young engineer can feel
his heart bound at the very
thought. And every young engi-
neer can acquire a whole railroad
system-tracks, trains, switches
and signals-all for his very own.
You can see these wonderful
Ives Mechanical Trains running
here in Santa Claus Land every
day. And a good engine, coal
tender. parlor car and s sections
of track may be had for as little
as ST.. Other Trains, 81 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
While q Pipe

which is a pipe, and yet
is not a pipe because it
is the very chic container
for delicate perfume, is
wrapped with gold tin
sci, ST.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
A Dainty Lady

dressed in the gayest of
gowns carries a fan-but,
really, she is the cover to
a box of Miro Dena's
L'Envie' Face Powder
$4.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
WORK OF NOTED PHYSICIAN
HELPS THOUSANDS IN STATE

nervous and tired--and then your
real suffering begins.
Tested by Thousands
Science has now come to the aid
Of nature in offering quick relief
After years of research and prac.
tice, DR.. Thatcher perfected a tonic
that contains no calomel or harsh
dangerous drugs. 1t is n syrup Of
purely vegetable ingredients now
known TO science for their correc.
tive and health.building properties.
II is designed to help nature cleanse
and tone the liver. increase appetite.
improve digestion. nourish and build
Up the system and send purer and
healthier red blood coursing thru
the veins. Thousands have now
found that 1t brings back the health,
strength and vigor of younger days.
Trial Guarantee
Try III Just a spoonful of DIR.
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup
after the next few meals. Notice the
quick difference In the way you eat.
sleep. look and feel. You will be
completely satisfied; otherwise drug.
gifts are authorized TO refund the
small purchase price. Clip this
article so you will remember the
namel DIR. TEACHERS is sold in Sc.
attic by Pioneer Drug Company.
First Ave. and Cherry: Lion Drug
Company, SO7 First Ave: Rainier
Drug Company. Inc, 915 First Ave:
Cascade Drug Company. Ballard
Station; Columbia Drug Company.
lS72 Rainier; Warren Drug Com.
pany, Cor, Howell and Minor. Cor.
tth and Olive; Washington Drug
Company, Madison ut 2Sth; and in
Enumclaw by the Enumclaw Drug
Company; in Kent by Nasmyth Drug
Company and by leading druggists
in every city and town.-Advertiso.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Comic Show
at Orpheum
Harry Coleman Scores
Hit in "Son Dodger"

"Tho Son Dodgcr," featuring Iiar-
~ Coleman the clever comedian,
headlines this weeks bin az the
orpheum thcater Coleman has n
sparkling limo OF comedy. which
gota ready response from the
audience. The second scene IN HIS
act Is particularly good, Assisting
Coleman are Richard DeMar. Lii,
liam Lester and iioda Enrol, c, u.
Maddox IL the Director.
Jim Mci.aughlins and Blanche
Evans offer "on u Little Side
Street" by Hen Ryan. comedy OF
New York apartment life. II scores
Il distinct hit.
William Sully, with good COM
edy line. appears In "calf Love"
with Genovievc Houghton. Miss
Houghton is very pleasing singer
The best opening net seen here
In weeks is presented By CART n
Emmy and his trained dogs He
calls tho act Ills Mad Ways"
Garry owen. playing the rolo OF
smart" cracking crook. presents
II Christmas mclodrama In four
actA which gets over big.
Elsa Rucgger, the popular celliss.
l. back again with her delightful
offering, She Ia assisted BY Ed
mnnd Llchtcnstein.
Dcxso Retter, The Man Who
wres,lea With Himself" closes the
bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
DR.. Thatcher Uses Vegetable
Syrup to Quickly Relieve
Stomach Troubles, Head
aches and Nervousness.

Medicines that give only tenn
pornry relief without correcting the
real cause OF your trouble often do
more harm than good They can
never give lasting relief"
This was concluslvely demon.
strated by DIR. H. S. Thatcher when
he sought to find why people suffer
SO often from such symptoms as loss
Of appetite, poor digestion. gas on
an acid stomach, biliousness, consti-
patton and a dull, tired feeling when
one wakes up in the morning. He
proved that these symptom are
often the result of clogged and
sluggish condition OF the liver.
Moreover. he demonstrated that re-
lief in such cases comes quickly
when the liver is properly cleansed
and toned.
Get Quick Relief
There arc three scientific reasons
why IL is necessary TO keep the liver
in good condition in order to feel
your best. Frirst-your liver puri-
flies your blood. Second-it furnishes
the essences that are essential to
perfect digestion and nourishment.
THRIFT supplies the secretions ma.
ture uses TO lubricatc the intestlnes
so that your bowels can move nat.
urally and regularly every day.
When the liver becomes cloggcd
and sluggish, Il cannot do these
three things properly. Consequently
your tongue becomes coated. digcs.
ton is poor, your bowels do not
move often enough. you feel weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
NeWCOnledy
Is Best Yet
P a irons Like Will
Kings Latest Show
nY NICK SCmWARTZ

There In only one thing lacking In
VIII Kings new SHOW. "rhe Naughty
WIFE" which he " presenting at tho
Palace Hip this week. That one
thing Is the best" number that IL
usually dominant In musical comedy
shows. And the reason for It's NIB
sencc Ii the fact that no one number
is better than the others-all are up
TO the same high point In entertain.
ment value. and the result iB that
"The Naughty wife" IN probably the
most enjoyable show that VIII King
has yet offered his many followers
In Seattle.
Several OF the numbers In the new
show are capable OF stopping the
show Mildred Market. with her
sweet soprano voice interpreting
Songs Ny Mother Used TO Sing"
has one OF them.
Those very few patrons who were
not onthused with Billie Bingbam's
previous offerings can hardly find
room for criticism this week, for
Billie is indeed charming In her sing.
Ing OF SANDY" and In the Scotch
dance number. Maurine Pierce, who
has always been a favorite, dances
Off with a big share OF the honors.
and Jean Singer. the new soubrette,
has number which Is more pleas.
ing than the one she had last week.
The female portion Of Saturdays
audience found Don Smith more
charming than ever before, and
Howard Evans. Ed Reese and James
Ellard all established themselves in
the ranks with Don as matinee idols.
Archie Johnson, Hermie Kings
crack ylolinist. is tho featured mem.
Der OF tho orchestra this week.
Archie played two solos that went
right into the hearts OF music lovers.
The comedy itself Is another bed.
room farce. adapted by King himself
from the New York selwyn theater
success OF the same name. key is
again the storm center. but in this
farce he lis not even suspected OF
doing anything wrong. He Is n witty
joke book author who has 10 stop
writing jokes for a while TO use his
wit in keeping his wife. All the
principals. with King. including Bess
Hill. Reese Gardner. Honora Harnil.
ton, WIN Hayes. Harry Davis and
Lew Dunbar, are at their best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

Mad" the new Strand feature,
which started showing Saturday. II
Is another Reginald Barker produc.
ton and has scored immediate sue.
cess in every other city where It
has been shown. The picture is
based upon Blanche Upright's novel.
THE Valley OF Content" and In
the playing cast are several very
well known and capable stars. in.
Guiding Mary Alden. Huntly Cor.
don. William Collier. Jr., Frederick
Trucsdell. Norma Shearer and wini.
fred Bryson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
COLONIAL

a story old in theme, simple and
direct, is told in "The White Rose, :"
the current feature at the Colonial.
The White Rose" has been ac-
claimed ons OF the most delightfully."-
artistic and greatest heart-appealing
stories ever interpreted on the
screen. The featured players. Carol
Dempster. Mae Marsh and Ivor No
vcllo, are all wildly true in their
characterizations. and they are sup.
ported by a good cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Sees Way Clear for
Light on Bainbridge

a lighthouse. long sought on tho
south end OF cambridge island. nj
Restoration Point. will he granted by
congress this session. IN tho opinion
OF Capt. Lucas Carr Of Port Blakely.
who II years ago started tho cam.
pnign for Il,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
LIBERTY

Anna Christie" adapted 10 the
screen from Eugene oNciirs stage
drama. which was n stnsation on
two continents and won tho 1899
Pulitzer prize for the best Amer.
lean drama OF the year. stands
boldly out as tho most uncon.
vcntional heroine ever brought 10
tho silver screen. Tho Picture in
now being shown on tho Liberty
screen.
Anna Christie II also one OF
tho most.,alkedor stories ever writ.
Ten. The goth century public studies
life fearlcssly and can watch with
apprcclative eyes tho unfolding OF
such drama. The characters OF
tho story are all wildly portrayed
on the screen with Blanche Sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Merger Plan Will
Be Told to Women

Vivian carkccls, win speak on tho
eounts'elty merger plan at tho
menthly meeting and annual election
OF officers 90 DO held nt noon
"Wednesday at the Y, w. c. A. cnfo.
terra by the Seattle League OF Won,
en- Voters, II was announced Mon.
day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Local Scenery to
Be Used In Movies

Northwest scenery win be utilized
in tho productions OF Robertson Colo
motion pictures during the coming
year. according to A. A. Schmidt.
general production manager. who
arrived In Seattle Sunday in the
interests OF that firm and OF tho
Film Booking OFFICE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
WINTER GARDEN

"The Village Blacksmith" the
Longfellow poem beloved OF school
room and library alike. whose mum.
bers have been llsped by every tyro
In reluctant search OF possible edu.
cation, has been developed from the
poets theme into a film drama
which IS now showing under the
original title at the Winter Garden.
The picture Is declared TO be of al.
most ineffable charm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
TODAY'S PROGRAMS

sCilLEN
blue MOUSE Little old New
YORK;"
COLISEUM Marguerite dc fAMotts
IA ''Wnat wife Learned"
HEiLfG~i.on Chaney IN Tho
iIunohhaek OF Notrs Dame
LIBERTY Blanche sweet In Anna
Christie"
COLUMBIA ''iopt" Gibson in.'efho
THRU Chaser"
sfitAND--eplaasur Mad"
WINTER GARDEN -"'rhs Village
Blacksmith"
cOLONIAi.-''rh White Hose,"
MARKET Norma almadse IN
'smilln' Thru"
STAGE
oitriiEuM -frhs Hon Dodrer." aud
other vaudeville.
fANTA0Es Triple headline vaude-
vile bill.
PALACE HIr--will King ard com
pany Ia THE Naughty Wife"
oAk-plek iiyiand and company Ia
f,Abie's irish Bon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
OAK

The amusing story of thrifty
little Scotch lassle who was over.
whelmed with her responsibility
when she suddenly inherlated n for
tune. is told In THE Fortune OF
Christina McNab." the new screen
feature at the Oak. The picture is
an entertaining comedy drama and
has always delighted its audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

The gigantic dam now being con.
structed at Burgin. Ky. viii be the
highest east Of the Rocky noun.
tains when completed. Two aux.
iiiaries viii generate more than
i25. 900 horsepower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

Eiffel tower IN Paris on the night
OF the premiere and heard n spc.
clnlly constructed radio receiver
pick up the overture rs broadcast
By the Radio Cooperation OF Amer.
lea thru WIZ in New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

Out OF every hundred American
men, II Is said that Sc resort to
moncylonders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
cnI.If,IRI,

''Hoot" Gibson's newest picture.
THE Thrill Chaser" which IL In.
deed chasing the thrills" at the
Columbia theatcr now. Is far differ
ont from the USUAL Western aories
that Gibson has been playing for
so long ON the screen. This new
vehicle Is a special production with
elaborate settings and scenes and
an unusual story. The story is
about n cowboy who rode his way
Into the land OF romance, fought
his way into tho movies and out.
CHANGED his rivals in the game OF
love. With "Hoot" in the picture
are Billie Dove. Mary Philbln. Nor.
man Kerry. Reginald Denny and
other screen notables
STRAND
One OF the most promising human
pictures OF the year is Pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
IiEIIIi

Carl i.aemmlc. president OF Uni.
versal. spent n million and half
dollars 10 produce The Hunchbaek
of Notre Dame" which Is now at
the HcllIg. and did not seo II until
eight weeks after II started It's sen.
sa,loual success in New York city.
However. he knew that tho special
musical seoro written by Or. Hugo
iIiscnfcid wax good because he
heard II the first night Il was play.
cd at tho Aston thca,rr IN New
York city. This seeming paradox
IL explained hy tho fact that Mr..
faemmlo sat in n ''l1ox seat NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
BLUE MOUSE

Little Old New York" Marion
Davies greatest picture. is now on
i,s third and last week OF showing
az the Blue Mouse thcater. Seattle
has received the picture with all the
enthusiasm that was accorded Il IN
New York. London. Los Angeles and
all the other cities where II has been
shown. according TO It's distributors.
The hlno Mouse has been filled 10
capacity a great many times during
tho last two weeks.
Little Old New York" has proven
worthy OF nil tho praise that was
given II before Il started showing
here. The story told In the picture
IL more AMPLY human than was
When Knighthood Was IN Flower"
and the role OF Patricia. In which
Marion Davies is great success.
has evidence OF more fInease and
dcllcacy than was Miss Davies IA.
NOUS part OF Princess Mary Tudor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
COLISEUM

and william Russell taking Ii
leading parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

COLISEUM
To pioneers Of the West. the mon
and women who have Ind hand
in the reclamation Of desert land
and arid country that today is
Incoming with crops. a mention OF
false irrigation projects Is like
waving a rcd flag in u bulls face.
4 hint OF the tragedy that has
oyortaken many n courageous fam.
ny. come West 20 return to the
soil. is given in what Wife
learned" the new drama OF Amer.
lean life. which IN being presented
on tho screen at tho Coliseum now.
The false irrigation project is
part OF the basis for the story.
which has been adapted 20 tho
screen with great fidelity. Marguer.
10 Dc I.aMott. John Bowers and
Milton stills portray the principal
characters OF the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

FREMONT DIATHIGT
Groc. No. 25-711-712 BleDett
Groc. No. 26-1201 Fremont Av.
QUEEN ANNE HILL ssf~pHiUe
Croc. No. 5-2215 Queen Ammo
Groc. No. S-6th w. g. McGray
EAsTLAIkE DISTRICT
Croc. No. 2f-20i EnHtlnke Nv.
CAPITaL HILL DISTRICT
Groc. No. $3.50 18th Ave. N.
RENTON hill DISTRICT
Groc. No. 15-1g20 y. pike 81
WEST SEATTLE DISTRICT
Groc. No. 50-4Ztf w. Alaska
groc. No. $3.50 California
EAST UNION DISTRICT
Croc. No 23-22rd 4 T.. Union
NO. BHOADWAY DISTRICT
Croc. No. 9-2t2 broadway r.
Groc No. 51-Columbih city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

AAbbh TUT WV
DOW NTOWN DISTRICT
Groc. No. SIS pike 81.
Groc. No. 14--Westlaks Public
Market
Groc. No. 7--south End Public
Market
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
Groc. No. Is--Uniyersity Public
Market
Groc. No. f2-ia0G ". 4stb.
tirOc. No. H. Market Place,
45th and Brooklyn n. n.
BALLARD DISTRICT
fsroc. No. f-5ff9 Ballard Az
WOODLAND PARK DfsTnfcr
Croc. No. 1g-73f7 Greenwood
NORTH END DISTRICT
Groc. No. 35-s5th and Green.
wood Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-19

Edith Stone. garage. 311 W. New York.
w. H. Bertelsman, addition, 1911 n State,
~: E. johnson. reroof. 2O14 E. Tenth,
John strahlendorf. garage. 1927 Cornelius.
Walter NJ. Evans, dwelling. 1923 Tecumseh.
r. W. Lewis, dwelling, GAL N. Bosart.
-, i. Heebner. dwelling, 7a8 y. Bosart,
Walter n. Evans, garage, 321 W. Forty
John ]. 'B9iger. repairs. 1925 N. Alabama.
George o HutselI, reroof, 1920 W. Thirty
Dei-o Realty Company. addition, 2O7 f.
Sd '. Fitzpatrick. reroof, 1924 y. Della
John Hinch, addition, 1914 s. Talbot,
American Can Company. elevator. East
and Belt $500.
Lilly vari.ish Company, repair elevator,
$40 s. California, 1900.
w. II. Block Company, repairs, 90 n Hi
William Canito. garage, 45s Blake. $780,
C G. Burford, dwelling SIS Summer
John H westphal. reroof. 1742 y. Rural,
81 Lilly Co, building, 788 S. Delaware,
George scbnepf, garage. 1888 Shelby,
Cl.bUU-
Ksamer Manufacturing Company, build
lug La Sale and Belt, S22 600
Benjamin Watson, garage. 1857 n. Capitol.
$3.50
i. J. Bailey, garage 1913 n. Chester,
$500.
Earl >. Keaton. garage, 213 E Fifty
First, S295.
D Camp, repairs. 2377 Adams. 5000.
Noses Bizzins, dwelling, 1884 \. Oxford,
Emma BiseI, garage. 721 Greer. s225.
. Mrs F. NJ. Koch. addition. 1878 Oliver.