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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-25
Is Miscellaneous for Sale
PUBLIC AUCTION

THE c., c., c. & ST. L. RY.
CO., THE CINCINNATI
NORTHERN r. R., THE E.,
/. & T. r. r. AND THE p.
& e. R. R WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION THURS
DAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1925,
AT $3.50 A. NJ. AT THE UN-
CLAIMED FREIGHT STA
TON, CAPITOL AVE. AND
SOUTH ST, INDIANAPOLIS,
IND, THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED OVER, DAM
AGED, REFUSED AND UN-
CLAIMED FREIGHT UN-
LESS P R VIO u S Y
CLAIMED BY RIGHTFUL
OWNERS.
10 Drums Roof Cement tsold
Household Goods. Furniture. 10
4 7. Engine Fence Wire. Crit.
! Tube Cong; Rug. Desk and Buff
fet Tons. Lubg. Oil. | Sugar Jack
Water Heaters, 9 By. Water Heat;
Holster. ? Ctn. Sales Tickets. /
Ctn. Toilet Soap ? Bx; Animal
Bolts. ! B SaS Truss s rs s ctn. G hss
Psint H1n bT Paint P in Pa Oh B Bx
Case and 1 Ctn. Confectionery.
| Case Shipping Tags,. AZ 2ass
E St9f sws Sft E EfT ST Tire. ct nd
] Tube, ] Brl. Boiler Preserve. /
Drum Boiler Treatment. Grind
Track, 9 Brl, SSssl;;ssods 2 Laun-
3 Sinks. I Water Closet Tank.
Empty Barrels and Drums /
Elect. COMPENSATION. 4 Cases Wa
ter Softener. / Steel Range Can
GINS SRy Bullying Pnri I'll Rle cdoI Gin; 6 Tin
! Ctn. Gloves. l ri Nickleoid.
Sugar 1 Ctn, Rug Pads 3 Empty
Milk Cans. Steam Cooker and
Back. ] Bread SSlice%s. 2 Metal
Tank Heater 9 Laundry Trays
Bgs. Pipe Covering. Marble
Slabs, Glass, ] By Cess Pools ]
Shocks Battery Latay' boxes Gs 3 Pals sRs
Buttermilk. Sitting Machine.
4 300-Lb. Cap. Metal Ice Caps
Groceries. ! Radiator. ! Radiator
Shell and l Hood for WHY'S
knight numerous other articles.
Terms of sale: Cash or certi-
fed check payable Immediately at
conclusion of sale
Description of packages are
copied from freight or waybil.
but. neither the quantity nor con-
tents are guaranteed.
All lots are subject to exam
ination Wednesday. Aug. 90. he
tween 8 a. m. and 4 80 .. n.
J. X. VANCE.
Freight Claim Agent.
McFADDEN AUCTION Co.
Auctioneers.
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BOUTS AT AURORA

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Ray Miller!
Chicago featherweight, has been
matched to meet Chick Suggs. New
Bedford (Mass.) negro. in a ter
round bout at Aurora. Monday night.
Connie Curry, Sioux City. bantam,
will meet Archie Bell OF New York
in another ten.round contest.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
State Golf Scores
French Lick Monday
eighteen Holes)

Eil Hsa9h VS aSheie F IS4554 444S0
r. Grant Riverside, 46-50-9e,o GO
II. l.. Cooper South Bend, 44-42-S6
D. H. Whitcomb, Shelbyville, 49-4s-
A. L. Schneider. shelbyville, 59-52..111.
Frank M A AaPrio sfOSMf anSle. 44S5f-SS.
4. 7. Cailender, Marion, 43,46-S596o
2. P. >McHarga Riverside. 5!0e,5O,-l,00o,;
J. c. Banta, Muncie. 49-50-9g.
Dwight Mitchell, French Lick, 4@-42-
william Barrere, Highland, -51.5In7o1o2
B; B. Taylor, Lafayette. ,43:4o--7S2; 90
William Eiers. south GROVE 42-45-s7
Don Baker. Terre Haute, 4665;ol19@93;
R. Rlnf E R Huord foF R1e GFSee 4sl;289
j. j. Mossler, Broadmoor 47-47-94
Frank Carroll, Highland. 53-44-c97 -.
William Lincoln Indianapolis u u ~
A. NJ. Moore. South Bend. 4I;43-s4;
Robert Rese1er, Kokomoi ~ ,39oo0oSo'
G, Holloway, indianapolis, c. C.. 44-47
John Burnham. Michigan City. 42-44-
c. ]. Grain. Richmond 45;59a5s7.
B Bobbtt Kokomo. 42-46-SS,
T JsS 5 R50wn R EIyfTsdlae l aSf
johnny Ledbetter. Michigan City, 43-41
J. E. Bixler, Lafayette. s9.4s1s1
n W, Miller Lafayette. % -49-d10e
G. a. Hisey, South Bend, 4s9e;457oG98s
j. A. Bruggenman. FIT. Wayne, Alb
Or. G. Link. Highland. 4s-51-99. .
Dan Coburn. indianapolis, c. c.. 43-46
Joe BrqdericlI, N Maup%sts; ; 45-4 4t-z$s o,
B Bne R RSTeSev aeri R2ers 1' 8S
Bin Rea$ ESiy 5i d$Siv. 4e4sZ 4$S94s~oa
SR'{.si H 5hsS%{ eSSGsas5@ 9 d RS9o
+ A Brunham, Michigan City. $500
William Moore. South Grove 4e-41-s7.
B,u c YRgns F h9i7y{Sttst. 445544fYSs2
Bob Bowen. Indianapolis c, c.. 1888
Rr,g.v B Hs g gSssffSy Hfe'e 45 44t4go
John Lehman, Gary. 43-441S7. ~
W. A. Calhson Jr. LAFAYETTE o2-ol-
Msior. Downing, indianapolis. C. c.
S % Et. 4 EiS5% sS5 $751; 32,2e15B0
E. II. oNeai, Crawfordsyille, 3s,42-s0
Luke Lincoln. Indianapolis, c. c., 43-42
Giif WAGNER Riverside. 41-4O-s1
H. D Sparks Terre Haute. 44.47-91.
Ed Flanagan, Crawfordsvil.e, 45-41-96.
Robert Trimble Highland, 4645-91.
G.. w. Hunt. Highland 44-44-SS.
B. Curran Connersville. 30 1915.
J. R. Patten Kokomo. 41-43-S4.
Jack Tlite Highland. .43-3S-s1.
Paul Shafier Riverside, 45-4Q@oS5.
!. 4 Lehman Gary 6G.93.-129,o no
Harry Park Ft. WAYNE. 40-41--S1.
G. Thomas Marion 47;50--97.
L. c. White. Indianapolis, c. C.. ~ AS
!. NJ. Daily Riverside. 4e-47-9S.
r. F. Barnard Shelbyville 4S-44-92.
Henry Echmeyer, She byville.N 90 81
L. NJ. Muhgan. Muncie 47-5O-97
Ray Robertson South Grove. 53-49-
William Lewis. Lafayette 81 -44-95.
L. b. Grey. Riverside, 43-42-S5.
J. H. Collier. South Grove. 47-52-99.
Eosdick Goodrich, Avalon, 45-35-sO.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

indianapolis Ind. Aug 90. 1925.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Public Works of the City of indianapolis
Indiana. that on the 21st day of August.
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Legal Notices

showing the prima face assessments for
ment as authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1871.
FIFTY NINTH ST.
From east property line of Central Ave.
To west property line of College Ave-
BY grading the roadway from curb line
to the edge Of the concrete pavement on
both sides. TO uniform, width of 30 #;
from curb TO curb; grading the wings of
the interesting street and alleys to the
widths as shown on p,Rbn eITI4 sdg pom ,s
stone Berea Sandstone. Granite or ska
inch Concrete curb curbing the wings of
similar sim manner to the widths. as shown, on
plan providing 70 lin, II. OF CIT. radius
25-ft. radius granite corners resetting 2
iron inlets TO curb grade; constructing =
new manholes; constructing l ,catch-basin
na and n syne 6a6 n T. OF pe IancR
drain pipe with connections made TO inlet,
drain sewer in Sixtieth ST.. as shown on
'' Ali to be as shown on plan and as speci-
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
o o ssd e ey has BG aed d1SG Wo&I
ggst %6 1879 p w he re cate p"S on
heard. against the amount assSsed against
each piece OF property described In said
roll, and wi determine the question as TO
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll o or in greater roi or less
Said assessment roll showing said priina
facie assessments, with the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed is on Ale and may be seen
at the office Of the Board Of Public Works
- CHARLES e. COFFIN.
W H. FREEMAN
NJ T. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works City Of Indian
apo apo "a OK 1908
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8 Legal Notices
LEGAL SALE

LEGAL SALE
Nouce - HEREBY given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned. conducting
a public storage house. will on Thursday,
Sept, "A. 1929, sell for accrued charges
charges nmpad beo Sn Gi To- Rere follow E5sn
Georgia ,'AsRbaugh B9952. American
Llooaa 90; Bl05OI American, Loan Co
l H94 i, M NaSz Ida Berry B104S1 Mrs May
rs Boyd h B5i6s S SferG John BBB ToMR
s ames s9 gable Cf Bs5ae Mfs RloGGsS
R RI9995 K Y 5S4a Coleman Bl659@ d
BSSo4 " l. Bynes R B9s47 Wibur Df byRe
1rs tosG Ca Ba TgerFEdS sy Bf Ioa5 e.
Nv Loan CO: B559533a' W N. $Fay, B1oG56.
RIO4sS B9rtis Hicks HI ts' Bitosesr Harry larry
WH2 aieT Ha Bio31ilo PatrS HpAye9 R29S4
BBi506g@9e {ghn {{sakj9s ,B;1 646$s i l. jqRn
Lirscombe B1O359 Wade Lsngford
BfS5SS55 Albert Mss Rs 5s Mfi 55SSnsne ar.
silvia Morgan B1031s. Mr.. 7. j Miller
neRae B1os4s q arfHs Ma8 i8hS4S B7 3ae
w. !. Marold B10332. John Miller B9207
89 NS MR. Bd5 t6 No Mrs. K9tf Nf RS1
Powell BI02s3. Mrs. Delbert Patterson
riet Ritter B735s Arthur Roseberry
B10305 Leonard Robson B10373 Edw
Skiver Estate B10529. Mrs. Elizabeth
s Ir p BlQ363, "; B. 5sosh BIQo09s Mrs.
son B1649S f'Y Mr. wbert 1878 B7ssi h
land Wells B10375. Joseph + Williams
B9066 Mrs. Laura NJ 70. Williams B9069 Jo-
seph Weakly B10324. Janna Williams
SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE co.
227 n. New Jersey St.
Indianapolis Ind.
LEGAL NOTICE
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive
sealed proposals for a full line Of supplies
Telephone Equipment. Motor Driven Ma
chimes and Electrical Supplies untI 10 a
m. Friday, Aug. %, 1925. at Room LAT,
Also al the same time and place the
Board will award the contract for Milk
for one year from Nov. 1, 1925, TO Oct.
Estimate Book. for the above supplies
will be on file az Room 147. Statehouse,
from and after Monday. Aug "a 1928.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals
BY order of
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Aus. "a 25 % 1925
GOODS stored in the name of Mrs Byrl
Moore, National Builders Bureau. Travis
Cantwell Turf Riley and Chas. Ison will
be sold for storage charges Thursday.
Sept. 3, 1925. at Q 80 a. m. Goods having
been in storage the required length OF time
and charges unpaid BANNER STORAGE
co SOS E Wabash St Circle 2677
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The Jewels A. B. C.s lost q pitcher's
duel TO Dunkirk, Sunday by a score Of
2 to 9, The A. B. C.s VIII play Farm.
and they would like to hear from state
teams. Address Edward Dickerson. S57
Edgemont Ave, or call Randolph 1495.
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Death Notices

BECHERT, JOSEPH CHARLES-Son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bechert, died Aug.
"a, age years l months IL days Flu
neral Mi,al Aug; e: ?; -mIi At residence of
terment Floral Park cemtery in charge
of Max Herrllch g. Son.
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Delmonicos lost a hard fought game To-
the Richmond Eagles Sunday al Exhibition
Prak, 4 TO g. Sunday Delmonicos will
play az Newcastle. The 9th and 18th Of
September are open. For games call Web
ster 1905 or write James Fleming. 1A15I
Newman St
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The Christamore A. Cs easily defeated
the Holy Trinity nine, IL to 10, Sunday.
holes, but Jenkins. the pitching ace of the
A. C.s. managed TO pull out o. H..
the winners Turck and Ivan starred for
the losers
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The Indianapolis Mellon Club defeated
the strong Elwood Legion team. 9 70 81
Sunday al Elwood, Ind. Hunt pitched !
the later innings The hitting OF Roberts
and !, Kelly a'so featured. The MeldonN
like TO meet some n fast team Tna' For FoT SSmes
call Drexel 1921 r. or address L. ]. Steha
lin, DIS Olive St.
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The St. Anthony Y. P. c. will play the
College Cubs Sunday al $3.50 p. m. al dia1
mond 2 al Riverside Park. For games
call Belmont 0593-J or write L. c. Ham
ley, 206 n. Pershing Ave.
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SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE co
227 n. New Jersey St.
Ir..Ian ~ LII
Aug 25 and SEPT /. 5. 1925; --ll
Aug. "a o5 % 1923 VI w . i''1'''

GOODS stored in the name of Mrs Byri
Moore. National Builders Bureau. Travis
Cantwell, Turf Riley and Chas. Ison will
be sold for storage charges Thursday.
Sept. 3. 1925 at 80 a. m. Goods having
been IN storage the required length Of time
and charges unpaid BANNER STORAGE
co COS r Wahash ST. CIRCLE 2671
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All members Of the Morris St. NJ. ~
players are requested to be at Garfield diaS
mond No 3 Wednesday az 80 p. M
sharp for practice.
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The Midways and the indianapolis Cubs
Pierson. Midway pitcher went the fun
route, striking out eleven men and allow.
Sunday. when the Midways will battle the
Tartar A. Is. The Midways challenge LIZ
Edgewood. A. As, Telephone Drexel -
and ask for Paul
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The Rural Red sox defeated the King
ners want State games for Sunday and
through September. Write william Pake,
2742 Roosevelt Ave, or call Wednesday
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Five Point Grays we're in great form
to 8, and the Tartar A. As, 10 to a
Featurss were hitting of Cook. WIlhelm
Beech Grove 80 and ask for Ed.
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o--Musicol Instruments
b-Pet ana LrUe Stock

DRUM corps drum. large size brand new
moving away; cost $50 SO Will sacri-
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IL Help Wanted-Male
|0SfrucfIOuS

MEN tc earn barber trade IRI-CITY
BARBER COLLEGE, $40 E Washing
ton St. Indianapolis Ind. Circle 0757
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED
Old established concern wants salesman
for central Indiana territory. AL refer
ence and bond required Real position for
right man. Call Thursday. Room POS. 215
E. New York St.
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The Kelly Eagles defeated the Unlver-
sal A. C.s 10 to 4, Sunday after knoclSnr
Tour OF their pitchers out Of the box. Each
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e-Miscelloneous
81 Real Estate for Sale

ASHLAND 1926: reas: flreproof garag,
for Morlkshop or storage Lin. 172O.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

NJ, J, SPENCEK. .
Board OF Public Works City Of Indian
apolis, ,oo-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-28
lets Go
Americas"

Because many of our members away vacations
the officers of the club have decided to postpone the
lar meeting scheduled for tonight. Pals take nights
rest and let's all be hand at the meeting ready
gofor Americas and Georgia. L. Turner, President
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-28
Lets Go
(eo 9 J

sounded the most brilliant notes of optimism that have
been heard years The old cry of hard times for
getten for the new cry heralding prosperity.
The Palladium club has faultered in it's faith in
Amercus and Sumter county and South Georgia and the
Empire State We believe there section second
ours and no people who are finer or more loyal
We know that what others may do, we do We have
banded ourselves together work for this section call
home; for these people we call friends.
Yes let's go, Georgians and again lets bring
home and each Of us shout tothe wide world
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Local Stocks

FURNISHED by W. B. Hibbs Cob
Tvs shIA gton., Alexandria and MI.
Vernon CT. of Dep. IS. $1,000 g 10.
washington Gas IS '33. $1,000
1913.
Potomac Electric Power pfd Wd..
s@10I, 5@1O4. 7@104, 100104.
Washington Railway and Electric
Com, 10@235. 15@235.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., l0G901s, 10@90h
Liberty National Bank, 9Q2O5.
UnJon Trust Company, log Z2S,
100222, 10@221. 20022O, 20Q22O.
Columbia Title ms. Co.. 40Q8h.
Real Estate ms. Co.. 2@164k.
LaLston Monotype, 10@65%.
Nat.onal NJ. and Inv. pfd.. BOO
91s.
washington Market Co., 1o@Ss.
After call
washington Gas IS '3s. $1,000
IO3.
Capital Traction SIS AT. $500Q99.
Washington Railway and Electric
Com, 20@235, 15@235.
AFouexy-(salI Ioana SOS Der cent.
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BIRTHS

william and TheIma Goodman. girl
Richard and Esther L. Henderson, IT.
girl.
Maurice and Florence McClanahan
Prinuino ana Anna Williams. girl.
Roy and Pearl Truett girl.
Homer and Ella Biue. boy.
Harry and Frances Siiverman. boy
Elmer J. and Addie D. Shane. girl
BENJAMIN and Blanche Pettis. girl
Joseph and Frieda Fleichman, girl.
Paul and Alice Berger, boy.
Benjamin and Margaret G. Christ
John and Nettie Lloyd. boy.
irving and Bert Gold. girl.
John ann Helen Colliere. girl.
Jake and Adelaide. v. Cook, girl.
Jack and Nancy Scheaeber. boy.
clyde and Una S. Isham. boy.
George and Hazel Markham. 3r.. boy
Samuel and Margaret Jones. boy
William and Margaret Eads, boy.
Eugene ]. and Kathryn E. Higgins
Strauther q. and Mary e. Moller. girl,
Lee aud Mary - Friday. boy.
Marion and Grace Knott girl girl
George and Elizabeth Baur. boy.
william and Kathryn G. Hendricks
girl. -,
Stephen ana Minnie Dale, boy.
Harry and Myrtle q. Chezum. boy.
Carl H. and Bernice II. King. girl.
Charles and Kathleen q. Rowens. boy.
Chester and Florence Reich, GIRL
Charles and Caroline Fenwick. boy.
James G. and Viola Anderson. glri.
Lynn L. and Elizabeth Stratton, boy.
william and Markarst r Gcetz' boy.
Robert and Elizabeth McNeal. boy.
Edward and Mildred Riley. girl.
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and clairvoyant reader, who has
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OLDSMOBILE 1926 SEDAN,
De Luxe model only run 1000 miles,
balloon tires, disc Wheels; done IN
navy blue; with nickel equipment;
gasoline gauge on dash, trunk. bump
ers; cost 31,675 this year. Remember,
practically q new car. Price, $3.50. A
beauty.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Thomas Bower, ss. and Maude
augusta Ford. q, both OF Richmond
Va The Reverend p. H. Swem
Morton p. Allen. 81, and Agnes
Hardy 81. The Reverend 3. L.
Eugene Franklin Compiler Fl. Of
Norristown Pa, and Dorothy Lee
Boulgsr. Is. The Reverend j. =.
WiIbert r. Knouse, rs, and Eva
Aschenbach. 30 The Reverend J. <.
Cartwright.
GLADYS Tere.a Wathen. Il. The Rev
erend T. A. Cunningham.
George Lawrence Zuch. 81 ana
GWinddyn H Bretthaupt. -. Tne REV
srend j. 8. Montgomery.
VALVE +. Pitts tr.. q. and Anna
Elizabeth BaItx. %. The Reverend
H F. Downa.
Harry Jackson, IS, and Naomi
I,oulax 10. The Reverend J. Richard.
William T. johnson, ~. and Estelle
Gaskins, II. The Reverend W. VEST
ray.
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MEN WHO Want woRK

Should watch the Help Wanted ads
Ia this newspaper every day. Ii
the type of work you are fitted
for Is not advertised you should
investigate Miss Deans ilituation
Wanted Service maintained by this,
Newspaper. This special service
offers an opportunity for you to
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FLINT 1925 SPORT TOURING.
Balloon tires; nickel radiator: full sport
equipment; only run 5000 miles. 1915.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
LOUIS LEON MARCERON

Funeral services for Louis Leon
Marceron. sixty-five years old, who
died last Friday, were held today
from his late residence, 1885 Monroe
street northwest.
Interment took place in Congress
sional Cemetery. Mr.. Marceron.
who was a member Of Hope Lodge.
No. 20, F. A. A. VI. and the Capt.
tai Council Of the Royal Arcanum,
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary
A. sMarceron.
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OPPORTUNITY

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you wide range Of choice.
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william Bond Harveycutter. 10 years.
No. 18Il Shepherd street northwest
Anna Ceakfey Clarke, 7I years. no.
1914 Rn1r6gut street northwest
KatlS ri NcDevitt. 50 years, NO.
a72e II rteenth street northwest
Elsie DeHart Saxton. 81 years. NO.
s2z Butternut street northwest.
Iaaenh Corcoran, so years. GallingeI
The Washington times., 1925-11-30
FORD 1924 SEDAN (LATE)
A.nAnR

Slightly used and showing but little diff
ference from bran6-new. Owned ~
lady and has excellent tires and in tine
mechanical condition. Extras include
lock-wheeI, motometer, parking light,
etc. One of the prettiest light sedans
In Washington. $500. Come early.
The Washington times., 1925-11-30
MME. CARIETTA

MME. CARLETTA
25 YEARS CONTINUOUS PRACTICE
IS A GUARANTEE OF HER ABILITY
STUDIO, 908 18th St. N. w.
Without knowing whom you are or
from whence you came, before you
can speak one word ! positively guar
antee (while in that mysterious,
astral. dead, trance-like sta.e of
mind, to express in words the story
of your life.
II 1t is necessary to convince you
that my WORK is different from less
gifted m sdiuTns you may have visited,
will call your name, names Of
frienda enentIes nd .rivals .
The Washington times., 1925-11-30
FORD 1924 COUPE.

This car ts In perfect condition and car
ries many extras, Including front ana
rear shadow lamps, bumpers, lock-
wheel speedometer, motorneters etc. a
bargain for e346
The Washington times., 1925-11-30

BUICK 1923 SPORT TOURING
All new u. s. Royal cords; painted dark
redI uphoistering and dash to matchs
!. tires and trunk; dandy. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1925-11-30
Studebaker
Confidence

We value the reputation gained
from many years of .honest deal
ings and giving honest used car
values. Our used car pledge is
just a further expression of our
desire to take the "guess" out
of used car buying.
The Washington times., 1925-11-30

EVERY CAR OFFERED
is a good, dependable
car and a bargain; mo
old, battered, worm
out ''Junk." Starters,
lights, batteries, cur
taims, carpets, tools,
upholstery, b II a k e s,
Tenders, tops, tires, all
are inn good condition.
All have five good tires.
All have many extras.
ALI cam be traded inn
Within S days from de
livery and we will all
low tine fula purchase
price ON amy other
used car inn stock.
III. B. Leary Jr. \ Bros,
1921 14th st. N. w.
North 1896
Open Evenings and
Sundays.