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R. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ATTORNEY GENERAL HARLAN F. STONE
addressing the Annual Convention Of the American Bar As
socaon last week. pontedy called the attention of the learned
barsers to the fact that law enforcement in America the
decline The able Cabinet official frankly stated that there
should be stimulation of that popular and official morale which
is essential the due execution Of the laws. and curtaimen
of those forces which tend to break down the morale OF the
law enforcement agencies.
And we pause to say Amen being mindful too that we
must retain normal optimism. series OF recent incidents
might be quickly offered in evidence sustain Mr. Stones
declaraon aid while all Of them call for prosecutor and
jury each and every one Of them depict mental attitude
the part of the scofe of law enforcement which leads down
the long lane to the situation decred by the Attorney General
In the first place. the classes bent upon ruling the
es The time honored institution Of American democracy
being repeatedly beset by an epidemic of Il boiler than
thou Americas moral advancement pictured by few
strong armed groups moving forward rapidly enough to
satisfy the whms Of various bands of superheosts. Educa
ton religion and welfare have been de-hacked let
the Supremacy Express run wild The result could be moth
ing other than what Dersion of the law with oncomng
violations which grow and grow 1t matters not whether be
prohibition constitutional or other enforcement the classes
to dictate the masses Money special privilege selfish de-
sire, and skin hue lead the procession and the struggling
BRETHREN are among the foremost victims of non-en-
forcement of the law.
Gods Law though here long before the law of man. will
itself day. and the public conscience will become
stirred into reaction and reform In the meantime ten mill
lions of Americas population will prayefuly continue their
fight for the emancipation from their conspicuous place
the picture painted by Attorney General Stone 1t won't be
long now can't be long, for God has never lied to anybody
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thinker he was, said that our colleges
polish pebbles and roughen diamonds
as a result become unified Tor the
work they were trained to do. Col
lege trained individuals have the
me-frst and you next, (if at all) idea
of usefulness Usefulness is, perhaps
the acid test to determine BEST Col
leges."
In college communities that have
visited it is common to find that the
students have little to do with the
common people of the neighborhood
whom they could help. If our group
is to be improved culturally, and If
the cooperation and confidence of
the masses are to be gained for the
college trained mind, rock-bed prin-
ciples upon which the A. F. of N. S.,
the Negro Youth Movement is found
ed, our college youth must divorce
itself from the blighting "HONORi
Me- attitude.
1t would be fine thing for our
youth to take upon itself the task
of counting popular favor by being
useful, tactful, diplomatic and, GER
tainly we need to at least seem in.
terested in the masses. This will be
necessary in order to cement our
group. 1t will not only be good re-
ligion, but also will be good politics
and good business. 80.
Quite different from some Of the
other schools I have visited Meharry
6nnof ~ n
have ever seen, seem to maintain a
close relation with the people of
Nashville. The Meharry students
need the people for medical prac-
tice who in turn need the stud Tents.
The same must be truthfully said
about the need Of the college stu
dent. The teacher, the artist, the
business people-do they not need
the public?
At the churches of Nashville many
Meharry students can be found. They
will make splendid doctors. Their
good training and ability to mix will
be an asset to them anywhere in
America.
Fisk, next door to Meharry, is a
walloping contrast. Fisk students
are proud. A Fiskite told the writer
while upon their campus that "Fisk
students do nothing but read the
sport sheets and revel in prestige as
Fisk students" This characterized
ton is hardly wholly true. However,
Fisk is not alone in having a proud
student group. Why are these Negro
youth proud of their colleges? Some
of them are as proud as Germany,
and, care no more for an A. B. from
Yale than for an A. B. from Howard.
There are reasons for this attitude
and under the title, SIX PROUD
| COLLEGES AND WHY, this phase
| of Negro college progress will be
discussed in the next install ment.
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A NEGRO'S FAITH.

am Negro. -
believe in Negroes because believe In myself
Other Negroes are like me. -,
They have an the virtues, all the faults that have.
Negroes have all the requisites with which to climb to utter
most heights. = SIX
Negroes have within them the possibilities Of sinking to de-
spairing depths and rising again.
Negroes gods unawares
Akfk4AE~sst.
Negroes gods embryo spite of savage instincts veeered
in civilizations culture
Negroes are today what the rolling of yesterday have
made them
Negroes are what they because of every condition behind
them and around them
Negroe do what they must
Some Negroes have reached the stage whereon they
times do what they will.
believe Negroes because day al Negroes will do what
they will and they will Will to do right.
am Negro.
ROBERT DANGERFIELD CRAWLEY
Richmond Virginia.
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BEING UNEXPECTEDLY CALLED TO WASH
ngton few days ago, decided to dosa little sghtseeng
and after mncng hot dog and Virginia goobers out
ambes took to morning of the Board Of Review
of the Labor Department. which we reached just in time to
hear the Marshal call the Court to ORDER We were agreeaby
surprised whe found the Marshal be genial gentleman
of coaor whose is Carlos r. Blackwell Moreover as
the session continued, aounded by the mutfarious
duties which Mr. Blackwell performed in iconess style; and
after brief observation concluded that Jim Democrat
the mascot of the Democratic Convention would feel Ill at
the presence OF this efficient, afabe executive We
found that aside from being Marshal of the Court Mr. Blaek-
well Chief Messenger the Assistant Secretary of Labor
and that he has charge of all immigration files relating to in
coming and outgoing foreigners whose status the subject of
official considerations.
We found that Blackwell knew by name, the various
attorneys praccng before the Board and that by some
OF preliminary system of generalization he knew just what
files they interested when they entered their
counsel Here just brief two-mnutes period with
Busy Blackwell, of the Department Of Labor. Draw your
own conclusions:
Good morning, Mr.. Jones'"
How you Carlos?
Oh yes you here the case Of Yen Sen-a Chinese
case ME No. 1855. Here sir; but wait until I've seen
the Chairman about it"
:. Dan (assstant) take this in please
Telephone rings
"Caros?"
Eyes, sir
What time can get a hearing before the Board?
oh, this is Mr. Smith, isn't it2 Well come in the first
thing morning and III try to get you in promptly
Carlos
Good morning. Mr. Carter"
HAS the decision been made YETI"
you mean the Italian case, No. 1922"
YES"
hnk it has, SIR but you'll have to wait official notice from
the Secretary of the Board
And ambed on to the Capitol We thought: "Here
coored gentleman who doing things; and the white folks
seem o'know he's doing things because they treat him as
though he's doing things
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OR. WHAT COLLEGES SHOULD
THE COLORED YOUTH ATTEND
NEGRO OR MIXED COLLEGES?
SAYS |. ]. K

"deins from some colleges have visited. had Trend
or relative to send to college, would make light study OF
the caaog but would give credence with reservations to
the cuncula pasted in them. Many are much like time
tables Of our linn Crow railroads In some cases you can
ev upon the time of arrival and departure of trains but the
rest of the published accommodations not likely to be
had ~.
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OTHER PEOPLE JUDGE
YOU NOW BY YOUR
FURNITURE

When you can get FURNITURE and
RUGS from an Old Established House
Like JURGENS-that's known to sell
the best quality goods, just as reason
able as elsewhere-why not give your
friends good impression. 1t VIII
give US the greatest pleasure to show
you our wonderful stock Of home
making, comfort giving FURNITURE
and RUGS and-don't fail to ask our
Statesmen about our BANKING PLAN
which gives you s, 10 or ID months
in which to pay for any purchase.
CHAS. c. JURCENS SON
ESTABLISHED 1880.
ADAMS AND BROAD
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LARGE NUMBERS OF JAMAICANS WHO HAD
planned to enter the United States during July and August
forthwith mpack their vases and make up their minds
that there's no place like Home Sweet Home And rela-
ves and friend: of the prospective immigrants cancel the
welcome which they have planned for the home-fo.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE Or THE BOARD.

Indianapolis Ind Nov. H. 1924
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice ia hereby given by the board Of
public works Of the city OF indianapolis
Indiana. that on the 10Th day OF Novem-
Der 1924. they approved an assessment
roll showing the prjma facie assessments
for the following described public inn
provement, rs authorized by the Improve
ment Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 1889
INDIANAPOL1S AVENUE,
From north line of north walk in Thir-
ty-First Street
TO south limo OF south walk in Thirty
Second Street.
By grading and paving the walks with
cement placed next to the property line
TO uniform width of , feet; grading the
lawns to uniform width Of Z y feet.
AL TO he as shown on plan and as
specified
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the board Of public works
of SAID city has fixed Friday, Nov. II,
1924. 2 p. m. as a date upon which re
mOnstrances will be received or heard
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described In said roll
and will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or will he benefited IN the amounts
named on said roll or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments, With the names of own
IT'S and descriptions of property subject to
he assessed, ID on file and may be seen at
the office of tn Board of Public Works
of said city.
CHARLES z. COFFIN.
w. Fl. FREEMAN.
NJ j. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
Nov. IS. Il. Is. II. 1s. 10. 20. 1924
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LEGAL NOTICES
iCOntinuen

81 800 certified good by reputable bank
or trust company in indianapolis, to IN
sure the execution Of the contract Tor
which such bid is made.
Copies Of the plans and specifications
and general information. may be obtained
at the office of the board Room POS, City
Hall indianapolis, Ind
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, and also reserves the
right to deter final action in the making
of awards on said bids or in the reject
ms Of any and all bids. until the 18TH day
Of January. 1925
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
or THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF IN
DIANAPOLTS.
BY 4. c. LNGENFELTER. President.
RUSSELL T. VI Fall. Vice President.
JAY A CRAVEN
W. % Ilc..
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SO LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTTS EME$T
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind. Nov 13. 1924
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works OF the City of Indianapolis,
bcr 1924 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prina faC1G assessments
for the following described public i'm
provement az authorized by the Improve
mcnt Resolution named
Improvement Resoution No ISIS.
DEARBORN STREET.
From south property line OF Newton
Avenue.
TO north property lire OF English Ave,
nue..
BY grading and paving the walks with
cement placed next to the property line
to uniform width Of > feet: grading the
lawns 10 a uniform width OF T Il feet.
All to be as shown on plan and as specl-
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works
OF said city has fixed Monday. Nov oath.
monstranCes will he received or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described IN said roll.
and will determine the question as to
been or VIII be benefited in the amounts
named On said roll or in q greater or less
sum than that named on said roll
SAID assessment roll showing said prlma
facie assessments. with the names OF own
crs and descriptions Of property subject to
be assessed is on file and may be seen at
the Office Of the Board OF Public Works o..
sand city.
CHARLES f COFFIN.
" II FREEMAN
NJ ! SPENCER
Board o. Public Works. City q Indian
Nov. Il. h. Il IS. 10 % ~ 1921
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS


OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis. Ind Nov 49, 1924
TO WHOM m MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the BOARD or
Public WORKS. Of ths Cityy Of lndiaHapols
hrr 1924 they approved au assessment
roll showing tho prlm8 facic assessments
for the following described public improve
ment, Rs authorized ny tina Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1l01p.
BLOYD AVENUE
From east property line of Hillside AVE-
To west proporty Iino OF Rural STREET
BY grading the roadway to sUh-srade
from curb line Ia curb line. 10 uniform
width Of 30 fGet; grading TO sub grade the
wings Of the interseCtins streets and al
lcys to the widths shown on plans. curb
ing both SIDES az tho roadway with strait
fed limestone. HereR sandstone. granite ar
6x24-mrh concrete curb. to a uniform
width Of 30 fcet, curbiuG the wings Of
tho intersectng streets and alleys in
similar manner and 10 widths shown on
plans: providing II lin. IT, Of - IT. gram
il radius corners providing BAG lin. IT,
Of 10 IT granite radhs corners. providing
3O1 lin. IL of eft granite radius corners
resetting @ iron inlets to curb grade.
All to hA RS shown on plan and "a
specified
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the BOARD ~ PUhllc Works of
SAID city has fixed Wednesday. Nov. 26jh.
1924 @ n III. as a date upon when re
moustrances will he received or heard.
against the amount assessed against eacn
piece of property described IN sand roll. and
viii determine the question As to whether
such lots or tracts Of, Land have been or
viii ne benefited III the amounts named on
said roll or in greater less sum than
that named on said roll
Sad assessment vOll showing said prilna
facte assessments, with the names OF OWN
ers and descriptions OF property subject to
he assessed. is on file and may he seen at
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
~~.>~-~~N~~~N~~~~~~~-
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

o. ~ =, 400,
lndl an3poI+ mo, Noy -, Iva.
TO WHOM iT MAY CO$CEKN
~. Notic@ ~ hereby s''en ny ne hoarI OF
LuDnc "9TH7 81 me ,,iE o. 1dolT
HiIid1@ 20 ,hat on .no lo,n u,.5 VI ~ riIi
Fr' - NJ 1870 %n lT,.,.,,
- SiiY" ing ,Iin y" ~
LOT tnc iolo"lnt - ~ ,'' I"i ,.., ~,
prov ''I'"1 ~ ''t'I"' "" ~ INC 4i'ii'fS
mcnt H3"iuuon named: ,,.
improVenGnLr h~.2 u t.1?Ii 20 40, il0t''
~ iD7D' y arr
from south property Inc OF Neorsla
Strn"I
70 norm property inc o. hd'c4 N'r,Vt-
ny SrdoinE ana paElhS thN T2a'l"1y "'ln
AHtphat; A7pnaluc CongF'le. Doh'Ie,e or
hrl'h, iald on u-Ih'n E'a'ei colCi,to
Iouhohtnn. from 'usP nv /" c'Iu 'IIr;
70 q uniform "iHlh on ~ 'trV' h!"Nl"s tllI
paving 'ho WINS "' I"o In'viSett'hS @i3.S9
IN a SlunIar manner aiu 20 IN" WYNN!
as shown ON plans ccurp!nng pom sldeS OF
me roadway WIN NtraIHc4 limestone
bcre7 Sandstone C'r"Hlo or oN~4 ,lh% ,
concrete curb; curnlhE Inc wings OF inc
intcrsecuug alleys in similar manner
and TO tho widths az SHOWN on pian; pro
ylding 40 hneal ieet o. lNiNInch Strati +
ned Limestone Mar&na. Stone or = -
fod; providing 81 lineal feet Of 6-foot
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IF You have any Ice boxes to sell. Just
call Drexel AGO.
HIGHEST prices paid Tor good used fur.
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ana that the construction OF a local sewer,
intended and adapted only for local use by
the property holders whose property Gputs
thereon, and not intended or adapted Tor
receiving sewage from collateral drains, be-
and the same is. hereby ordered in and
along
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF HOUSTON
STREET
From Twentieth Street
To TwentyFirst Street.
More particularly described as follows:
Beginning at sewer in Twentieth Street
at first alley east OF Houston Street thence
north III said alley east Of Houston Street
to point b , feet south OF the south
property line Of TWenty-First Street.
SAID sewer shall consist Of Vitrihed Pipe
12' IN diameter.
And SAID sewer. with all its appurte.
nanccs. shall be constructed in accordance
with the profile and specifications now on
file in the office Of the Department of Pub
lc Works OF sad city. The cost of said
Improvement shall be appOrtlOncd against
and paid by the property holders whose
property abuts thereon. and upon the city
OF indianapolis if the city IS benefited Dy
said Improvement. all according to the
method and manner PROVIDED for IN an Act
of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Indiana entitled An Act Concerning
Municipal Corporations approved March
s 1905. Assessments, If deferred. are TO
be paid in ten equal annual installments,
with interest at the rate per cent per
annun. A bond or bonds shall be issued
10 the contractor IN payment Tor such
work, unless the property owners pay said
assessments before said bond or bonds are
issued, Under no circumstances shall the
city of IHdiauapolis be or be held respOn-
slbe Tor any sum or sums due from said
property owner or owners Tor said work.
or for the collection of same, or Tor the
payment OF any bonds or bonds. certificate
or certificates. issued to said contractor IN
payment for such work. except for such
moneys as shall have been actually r..
cPived by The city from the assessments
for such Improvement, or such moneys "a
said city Is by said above entitled Act re.
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Board q Public Works. CITY Of Indian
Nor H l. = y Is 70 70 1879.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


ptp-,,rr-N~r Nt- t51-pTu "a, WORKS
ltf Al --'' ~ w ''--'0
-.., - 80. ,.l..,r,
OF ioH N' li.
lnclfil5n1l l- tHl.. 10y -. i'-7'
10 WHOM u MAI 'V->S - ,,, .
>t't-. X -.'4sNt KY ~ 1-.-'.'.,,
EHt'ir " "t>s et the tt'F o. 4-'g''i- - 80 =
indiana tuai u IS desired tAG 0.,lt'' q u
necessary % na-e we .v'-'N lus 80 -, .',,
p41-l1 mp ot ~. - Az ''9 - fIIv,;-,-
1i.1ti-. - -. 70 ,,,ls
sumo -' ., I-t H. 3
HAeIttFt 10y S'etH h'.A.'' V'I ire 4 ''~ 10y -
N9Frmoer. i"~4 r.,.t
i@F@A sewer diii - IVY ~, ''' '''"
.,. ~ ID, IA. y,-l..i-s
1850 va nv ii'' ''''1N 90 "ViN
~ i3r '.'E 90. ii'tit 'l''''" ~ .'V o. -'
ttt4. it-tt iA" rn ~li ltt' 'I} ~ % iu'a So" ..
.Httl-dt71 ~" i''ih'sH ".lN '.' "7
iA" property '"'1t.- "ii'~r iN"i,I'E 5".tr
f..errou. H'j i-'i Iht'pdtN ar to tPt'N tuI
r'atiFH- ~"Wa~t from '"liSl,rt. ut iIi7' u'
tlN mo same II Atl''Y NiN'' IA IA '-''N'
along ,,,,.,
SIBERIAN Univ ~
From ihiF{rtu street,
y" p point QUO IT, uoV'h +-,-.
More particularly d'S-FlftN - ~. 'o O.,
Beginning at Nam sewer III AhlIl "a
Street and sherman prNe ihe"es h"Ttu ~
vest side of sherman briVe 10 . point
l.Uup IT. norm 80 49,
sand sewer shall consist OF FiTihHo Flps
j. m diameter.
And said sewer, with all It's anpurte-
uaECes. shall 10 constructed IN accOrdaNce
VITA the PRONE ana spe'1hc3tlons now on
NE ~ N" ounce OF me beR2flh"ilt OF
Pubhe WORKS OF said cry 1ne v',9t ..
Sala oe 80
SsdFSt a4d l,ai' ~ Wy ~ ny i'o., :, >
y h"St apu,S ',' va, 80 49,, -
.I7 ~ - i'''. 80 ~ Ss;,,
y > ,,,' a., fl ~, 5'1
Az Of me General Assembly OF the st ,.i
~ ii-ti"iiA 'ffii''VC ~ n 'i'-e
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE Or THE BOARD.

indianapolis Ind. Nov. Is. 1924.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works Of the City OF Indianapolis.
Indiana. that IT Is desired and deemed
necessary to make the following described
public improvements IN the City OF Indian
apoUs. As authorized nv the following
numbered Improvement Resolutions,
adopted ny said Board on the 18th day of
november 1924
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution,
No. 1211S
Nov ] s. 1924.
Resolved by tho Board of -Rnblic WoEi0s
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'TV- ~. ~ - - ~ ~ = WI
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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Easy Used Cars Change Owners Through Times Want Ads
&c MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

.26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
~-~~~D~~~~~N~-N~~~~~~~N NN~~~~~>~~"-"">o~"~~>'>>N
CASH for I to 8 rooms OF furniture. Call
IF You nave any Zee boxes to sell. just
cail DreXel 476O
HIGHEST prices paid for good used fur.
.iture Call Drexel 1890.
% BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
-~~>~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~>~~~>~
FEATHERS bought. sold and renovated:
leather mattresses and pillows made
z. Z. BURkI z. 40 Mass. Main 1923.
RUGS. 9Xl2, thirty clnd s.. All work guar.
SUPERIOR CLEANERS. Ken 44ta
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
Sharpened. TUTT1-EDGE. POI Indiana Ave
MTLLE3R8-s HAT SHOP,
% STORAGE AND TRANSFER
-~N~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~~~S~~~~~
LOW rates on overland hauling. return
loads from Chicago. Cincinnati. OTTO
J. SUESZ Main 362S Main 1859. Web
eter 069S-W Webster 4579.
NORTHWESTEsN TRANSFER co. Cali
az al times. Randolph 374l.
MIKE O'BHIEc,
Transfer and storage Main 1907.
so AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
'~~~>~~~~~~~~~~N~~-o-~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~
CHEVROLET roadster, good tires; has an
exceptional motor. Just the ear to drive
to work $3.50; small down payment; easy
terms.
STONE CHEVROLET co.
80 y Meridian s.. Omen Evenings.
CHEvROLET toarsns. 1879 bargain
Ccntral Ave $3.50. Ran. 1900. Omen eve
FORD3-FORDS-FO
1921 20 1923 touriuzs
AT COST-AT COST
Your own terms
" ll4i.ti& ti EN ROIfsF co.
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HELP WANTED-AIALE .

HANIED-FouDE man with touring car
% make deliveries and collections Must
give Al reference salary ana commission
with allowance for Use cf -ar Go1t on
portunIty 20 right party H@~uauent no,
sltion. In application state a-a- previous
employment and whether married or sins .e
etc Address BOX A 1909 Times
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CHARLES T. COFFIN,
W. n. FREEMAN
NJ. ! SPENCER
Roard o. Public Works City of Indian
Nov. i3. il n. II 1s. n. 20 1924.
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CHARLES r. COFFIN.
So w F~r,T~FaAE

BOARD ~ Pubic Works city 81 Indian
aDOlls
Nov il is. u. II. 10 90 - 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT