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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

lNHdniTArp2Hg R To Ir36SSrSSeIH SEPT 1929
Notice is. hereby. given by. the Board Of
SdRe wHrk Of t5e S 81 ada bs
o. M. on Monday sept. il. ioa5. for the
following described public Improvement
In the CITY OF indianapolis. as authorized
Improvement Resolution No. 1908
WYOMING ST.
From east property line Of Wright St.
To southwest property line Of Virginia
:, By, grading and paving the roadway with
Concrete. laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete
O Uniform from Width fRS Of ING ;uT rPans
and paving the Wings OF the in{er,.ec'iiphg g
wi tdfs IA as shown A on pipn; cSfbins both
sides OF the roadway with Stratthed Lime
as s o e Gqn lite S Wings s.2 &
the intersecting alleys In similar manner
and e. The widths az shown n.d 9n plan plan
inch Strained Limestone Marginal stone;
i Ss 60 Rr0{d8F a dfn pf Ds r LEX
sad ss%sr esshS e f msno ssh o SP 70
grade: prov iding SO lin. II. of loft.
c e Eapts sorneF sj sysB II So yds
new cement walk, at Wright ST, and q VIZ:
g gin Aye due to Changing The width of
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already In.
All to be as shown on plan and ae
Ali work done IN making of said De.
scribed public Improvement shall be in. &C
eerdansee with the teF pns and conditi9PPs
general and detail plans, proflles. draw
ings and specifications which are on file
and may be seen in the office of said Board
of Public Works of the City of Indian
apolis.
'lAn' - fecs CHARLES d y. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN,
Board OF Public Works City ~oR Indian
sepE alan0sp. sasnB.
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HANGS SELF IN JAIL

BIZ Times Special
NEW HAVEN, Ind, Sept. O.
Curtis Weaver. A. New Haven
laborer, hanged himself with his
necktie in a cell in the local Jail.
He had been arrested on an intoxica-
ton charge.
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NOSE BROKEN IN FALL
Chicago Aviator Has Minor Injury
in 500 Foot Plunge

BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, Sept. 9.-Falling 500
feet when he suddenly lost control
of his airplane, John Huber, 10. of
Chicago, suffered only a broken nose
as his plane crashed to earth near
here.
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CITY ADvERTIsEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


N SPS4a9apG AS d IpS ssPtr 1925.
Pubic Works see II hs E City o 81 s
Indiana, that sealed proposals viii be re-
eeiyed BY i at ITS 9nIee oY1nm IoS Ssei9}S SS
r he fo ON MoH deseSsdP pubic mproVs
ment in the City Of Indianapolis. as au'
Improvement RssoIHti9n N No. r1 52e9s s,r,,
FIRST ALLEY sf MShTE OF TWELFTH
From West Property Line of Illinois
10 East Property Line of First Alley
By grading and paving the alley with
Asphaltic, Concrete. Concrete or Brick laid
on 6-inch gravel concrete Foundation
from inches Of PropertSyIilGnSsS to inches
IA feet or by. grading and paying tho
alley with sphaltic-Concrete laid on a A.
inch Asphaltic Concrete base to the above
4xi6.inch Strained Limestone Marginal
Stone. or 416 lin IT. Of 2x1o-inch wood
packing.
property line, where not already in.
AL TO be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be In &C.
cordance with tho terms and conditions OF
said Improvement Resolution, and the
general and detail plans, profles: drawings
may Be seen in the Office OF said Board Of
Public Works of the City OF indianapolis.
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right TO reject any or al bids. -orv,>,
". H. FREEMAN.
Board, of Public Works. City Of Indian
sent a IA 1923
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Local Bank CIearinqS

Indianapolis bank elearngs for today
today totaled S6.223, 000
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

=, II you see any automobHes pear1ng
The Indianapolis Times. The owner may
be able to do the same for you some
time.
Automobiles reported stolen be-
long to:
John Patrick, 2o1 N. Mount St.,
Ford, 562-S3S4, from Ohio ST.. and
Senate Ave.
Parks Harrison. 1925 Reisener St.,
REQ, 465-3S2, from Union Stock
Yards.
Merit Cook, SAG Chase St., Ford.
from in front of same address.
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GIRL MAY LOSE HAIR

BU United Press
ANDERSON. Ind, Sept. 9.-Miss
Dollie Brooks, is, accidentally dipped
her head in boiling water while
washing her hair. She may lose her
hair.
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In the Sugar Market
Nv Thomson g. McKinnon

NEW R %EoF FROT ss5t a MoKiPPOp Stock, Of
refined in distributors hand at the lowest
point in. some time, renewed buying
be DELAYED much longer, 1t appears prob
able that refners will advance their buy:
ing ideas above 2 9-16c. at which level
no transactions were possible yesterday.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Pubic Works Of The City V 81 Indanspols
Indiana. that sealed proposals will be, re-
,. m. on Monday Sept. 21st. 1920, for
the following described public improve
ment, in the City Of indianapolis. as au-
improvement Resolution No. 1920.
FORT1ETH ST.
From west property line Of Byram Ave,
TO east property line OF Conser Ave.
with Wooden Block. Brick Asphalt or AS.
phaltic Concrete, laid on a .6-inch gravel
line to uniform width Of 80. feet; grad
Ing and paving the wings Of the inter
secting alleys in a similar manner and 10
the widths as shown on. plan: and pro-
Yiding 30 lin. II. of 4x1S-inch Stratffed
Limestone Marginal Stone.
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections TO prop
erty line. where not already In,
.n.Ae||s.55o be as shown on plan and as
All work done In making of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be in &C.
cordance with the terms and conditions Of
said improvement Resolution and the gem
eral and detail plans, profles. drawings
and specifications which are on tile and
Public Works Of the City OF Indianapolis.
The Board of Public Works reserves this
right to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES q. COFFIN.
Y. H. .EREEMIAN.
Board c4 Rubfio works. CITY fsFndiznr
s.rs X~TH 4oox
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80 Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
pERARrarENT OF PUBLIC woREs
ugyTCB OF THb BOARD


pERARrnrENr OF PUBLIo woRKs
ugETcS OF THb BOARD
no wE ESsSSl4 FE YH34 8 8aSosSsggss g. 1925
sgSls Z s'SSO As S SSy p q iSsdissSsDo:
sssaHS 70 sn9s MAKE Is tSs oS% S'o dsssSd
pnstS smcys%isSts the GbV I16
SG S92eS BY sss% board on the stS day q
1mprorensns assolut!as s0R b. = @ggS,
FORTY SEVpSTH (47TH) STREET.
=. Prom West Property Line OF Illinois
- East Property Line of Hanesiey
Except the Intersections Of Kenwood
Avenue and Capitol Avenue.
By grading the roadway from ,curblipe
feet G TPadlag the winEs Of the S'h nterseSt
ing streets and alleys In e similar manner
and to the Widths th a. shown on plans
stratifed Li9estone, Berea sandstoAe.
Granite or 9x24ineth ,SoncTete curb;
s sreSss u1 1do a Ens o. similar ssnef ana
TO the widths az shown on plans; provtd-
ing 113 lin, IT. Of oft. radius granite cor-
srantee rS SOraes lS SgoVdns new oa %
let's; and laying l56 lin, #. OF l2-inch
drain pipe with connections made to In
lChn hilQ thLCil- bdnAAlo
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified.
All work done in the making OF said
described public improvements shall be IN
accordance with tho terms and conditions
of the Improvement RESOLUTIONS. as num-
bered, adopted by the Board, OF Public
Works on the above named day. and the
detailed drawings plans, proales and
specifications %hich are On r ne ana may Pc
Works Of the. City Of indianapolis.
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Monday Sept. 2sth. 1926 az Q p.
M. at its office In said City as the time
and place for the public consideration OF
the proposed Improvement, at which TING
said Board of Public Works will hear all
persons interested, or whose property -
fable to be assessed for said Improvement,
and will determine whether the benefits TO
the property liable to be assessed for such
Improvement and the benefits 10 the City
Of Indianapolis will equal the estimated
cost thereof.
CHARLES 2. COFFIN.
W, H. FREEMAN,
NJ j. SPENCER
Board of Public Works. City of indian
Sent aRo11ss 1923
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Delphi Youth Edits
De Paw Paper

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind. Sept. g.
The De Paw, campus newspaper at
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CALL MONEY
ADVANCES TO
HIGHEST POINT
Imminence of Rediscount
Rate Increase Basis for
Selling.
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty industrial
stocks for Wednesday. Sept 8. was 140 SO.
off "A. Average price of twenty rails Tor
Wednesday. Sept. 8, was 10l.5S. off 90.
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Local WAGON Wheat

indianapolis mills and grain elevators
are paying 81 90 for No. red wheat.
O'her grades on etheir merits.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
wI E58slaP r. &Sr l9 G6sS SER 8 1895
Notice is hereby, given by, the Board Of
ndaS w tRa q Is 'ae G and S deemsd S
public improvements in the City Of Indian
apohs a. authorizes by the
adopted by said Board on the 4th day of
improvement ResolutioS s'P n. 4 1859 1893
DELAWARE STREET. -
-, From South Property Line Of Fifty
To South Curb Line of Fify-Ninth
By grading and paving the walks with
uniform width OF 3 feet grading the
lawns to . uniform width of 4 "a feet.
All 70 DO as shown on plan and as
All work done in the making of said
described PUBLIC improvements shall be IN
OF the Improvement Resolutions. as mum
bered. adopted by the Board OF Public
Works on the above named day and the
s speccations Which sre on and maS
be seen in the Office of said Board of pub.
the MoT ssd Of BOARD tsf CITY ~ p Pube Wdrs
fixed Monday, Sept. 2sth; 1929 At p:
~, at Its office IN said city as the time
and place for the pubic consideration OF
The. proposed improvement, at which time
said Board of Public Works will hear all
persons interested. or whose property is
liable TO be assessed for said improve
m mem and vii determine whether the
sessed for such Improvement and the
benente TO the City OF Indianapolis will
equal the estimated cost thereof
By order of the Board Of Public Works
CHARLES T., COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Sept. 3 i6. 1925.
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c, I + ~ sePt 9lIclOses Grr Whs1t n
d 1o1 h B yes g 46. Nc 81 2. log Oats
s15. 05; December. S14,75; March. s14'75.
Tgiipgoothy5nCssh; September and October,
ce SiIS sT4. IS: March. $40. Butter
90 q sic. Eggs-3Sc. Hay-No. 1, SIS.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

LEI AM 4uH-NA Nf t-tbL4S NOohS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Ig2a14RP} 2aRp IL H 9S Se2t sieeS.
Sq %d s'T c s sTSg by SS the nd BSarS
ceiysd by oI a. It's sS office uqab GSlGs
FOLLOWING low descriSed pubic inproveme ZEN ' IN
the, City Of lndiapaponsl as auth9rrised by
iripfo'e"ie"' BRoApW'43yY No' A-'-''
From north property line OF sixty-sec-
70 southeast line of pavement in West
By gnbiEg both sides Of the roadway
stone, Granite or 6Xe4.ineh Concrete curb
e uniform width q 30 feet eurrbins
simni liar manner 2nd Y fRe Tidth shown
f e. Of 3B eq Tadus ePa cornSrs 20
All TO be as shown on plan and "a
Az work done in making g. e !, SAID Z. de-
o esd TtR R@ and iRs
general and detail plans prohles. dr9w.
ana and s 5een in tSs G o are sd
Board q, Public Works of the City Of
'l5 The board Of Public Works reserves the
CHARLES p. COFFIN
n. j. sPEN SccENRAN'
Board OF Public Works City OF indian
Sent. Q and 6. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
1 SS6FiSRSP lEio tgRS9SrsSsYpttr5hS} oaS.
Notice Is hereby given by. the Board OF
Public Works OF the City OF indianapolis.
i i1HlsPa bv nat 8 seae s o 9Ep6o'S
3. M, on Monday, Sept, ia. 1928. for the
following described public IMPROVEMENT in
the, City Of IndiaBDapoli. as authortgcd by
SCIOrO ST.
From north property line Of Market ST..
By Removing the = PRESENT eI BRICK surface
way with Durax Block after ali holes
been brought to proper, Grade. from prop.
erty. line 20 property line to uniform.
other private Service connectioas % pr sSS
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
Contractor in submitting his BID rupst
Concrete to Be- allowed a. an extra
scbed T pu5is 99PS On shs b n a ae
coIrddance with the terms and CONDITIONS OF
29 ana Getn pSns pFas ana as
may be seen in the dice OF said Board 81
The Board OF Public Works reserves the
CHA gEEsS !. S0gTrS
X. 7. sFFEESS66EHkH N.
Board Of Public WORKS fsf7 nRs n2ssn.
ssSEsa.sna.a~aouh 4ls..-......S,
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rye. Q
CHICAGO. Sept. o-Wheat--No. 2 hard.
n r. % sS S2r1 17 G. N0 i1eda s9SSssSe:
Sec: No esq SaeSRG &c: no No. g.: yeg22S
SNs o Nv White sS 5ssg 1855 1885, M 30 8 5s3S
CSC. oats-No. 8 white. 40 a 4ic; No 4.
4o@ 4o4c- ;. Barlsy-e5 q 7dG- Timothy
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Chicago Grain Table

Sept 1895 1896 1880 1880 1897
Sept Nominal 1870 1880
Sept 90 81 S91 81 9oA
Dec. .95 .95 .e4k .o5% .95A
Evening star., 1925-10-07

with the surroundings OF the Capital
of the United States. Various athletic
games held in the stadium would
bring to Washington in the course Of
a year more visitors than all con-
ventions combined meeting in the
city. The Army and Navy. together
with other college foot ball classics,
national and international lacrosse.
soccer and polo matches. could all be
held there. Then there is the ma
tional A. A. U. track and field cham
pionships. with the greatest array of
athletes in the country in competi-
tion-and last, but by no means least
the wonderful Olympic games when
America pits the cream of its ath-
letes-both men and women-against
the best that can be mustered by the
other nations of the world.
The above gives but a general idea
OF the various activities the stadium
could accommodate. Many other fea-
lures would enter into the use of the
stadium, thus assuring Washington a
great drawing card.
Our committee recommends that
the Washington Board of Trade re-
iterate it's Endorsement Of an athletic
stadium and stand behind Col. Sher-
rill In his efforts to secure this project
for the Nations Capital.
PERRY b. TURPIN, Chairman"
Evening star., 1925-10-07
6O-4O PLAN GIVEN UNQUALIFIED
SUPPORT OF BOARD OF TRADE

Continued from Page Twenty-two.D
doubtedly would have passed had it
not been caught in the jam at the
close of the session.
Senator Capper, chairman of the
Senate District committee. is on
record as stating that 1t is one of
poses 10 urge early action on this
coming Congress.
The Hon. Fred ~ Zihlman
chairman of the House District com
mittee. is iu as strong in his in
dorsement of the measure.
with such support as this your
committee feels sure of quick action
this coming session of Congress.
3 The Fitzgerald Bill. = Under
your instructions this measure was
energetically opposed by your COM
mittee which succeeded in arousing
.se nrher business organizations of
the District, who Joined in the opposi-
tion and the measure died with the
last Congress.
This does not mean that il is
ended. because Representative F'itz-
gerald has served notice that he pro-
poses 10 bring it up again this com
ing Congress. We confidently expect
to have passed in place of his meas
ure enc that is similar in character
to that o. Virginia and Maryland, so
that our merchants and citizens in
their business and social rela tions
with their neighbors will not be
handicapped by unwise and burden
some legislation such Is the F'itzger-
aid mea sure. but. on the contrary. will
he on A par with our fellow citizens
on each side of us. and have equal
opportunity in our dealings with
them. DAVID NJ. LEA, Chairman"
Evening star., 1925-10-07

Commissioners Of the District Of Co.
lumhia to consider the advisability
of adopting the community chest
method of raising funds for social
service organizations of the District
of Columbia. There is a subcommittee
of this general committee which is
now investigating the question. The
Board of Trade is represented on this
committee by the chairman of the
committee on charities and correc-
tions.
I'm the coming year the committee
should be prepared to give careful
consideration to the findings and
recommendations of the committee on
public welfare legislation and also
should be prepared to study the mat
ter Of the community chest as it ap-
plies to ashington in order that it
may be prepared to submit recon-.
mendations to the Boar of Trade as
a whole when the general committee
appointed by the Commissioners of
port.
1T is understood that the Commits
sion on Public Welfare Legislation will
issue a report of it's findings very
shortly and that the Commission will
seek 10 have introduced In Congress
its bill for the establishment of pub
lie welfare board and will also pre-
sent bill for children's allowances
to dependent or widowed mothers.
new Juvenile Court bill and a bill for
the licensing and inspection of child
caring organizations. 1t is these bills
to which the attention OF the commit
tee should be directed during the
coming sea son.
IF. p. RESIDE. Chairman
Evening star., 1925-10-07

zoning laws of the District of Column
bia. Just prior to each Of these meet
ings the special zoning committee Of
the Board Of Trade met in conference
with the coming officer OF the District
and discussed thoroughly the changes
proposed. After each conference
meeting your committee has filed
written report with the Zoning Com
mission giving expression of our
views on the various questions in
volved.
During the year William r. Shan
non and Frank l.. Wagner found 1t
impossible to longer serve as members
Of our committee. and their resigna-
tions were reluctantly accepted with
deep regret. The president of the
hoard duly appointed Joseph b.
Bowling, Holcombe G. Johnson and
James A. Messer az members to fill
existing vacancies. These gentlemen.
together with Harry Blake, Arthur
Carr and your chairman. now con-
stitute the personnel Of the spe0hl
ZOning committee.
Your committee feels that 1t has
been OF real assistance to the Zoning
Commission during the past year and
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COMMUNITY
AFFAIRS.

''On May !, 1928. your committee
or community affairs, by special re-
port. recommended to a general meet
ing of the Board of Trade the indorse-
ment of an athletic stadium for Wash
ington. to be located on ground do.
for the purpose by the United
States Government. This report was
adopted and the Washington Board
of Trade Is today back Of the general
idea OF an athletic stadium for the
National Capital.
within the past few weeks Lieut..
Col. c. o. Sheriff.. L. S. A., In charge
of public buildings and grounds. has
revived the proposed project and is
now busily engaged in the prepara-
tion Of plans for the financing and
construction of the stadium. At the
coming session of Congress. Col.
Sheriff. plans to have introduced
bill granting the necessary land. au
thorizing the building of the stadium,
and creating a commission to have
charge OF same after it's completion.
The plans for financing the project
sary to appropriate funds either from
the Federal or District Of Columbia
treasury. 1t is proposed to have a
seating capacity of 100000.
Your committee is in hearty ac-
cord with the ideas expressed by Col.
Sheriff.. Washington. the Capital
City OF the Nation, should have
municipal stadium commensurate
Evening star., 1925-10-07

clinic for the early diasonis and treat
ment OF mental cases at the psyche
pathic ward Of the Gallinger Munich
pal Hospital.
THE recommended ton is again made
to establish a dispensary and clinic
for the early diagnosis and treatment
of non-hospital cases Of tuberculosis
and that provisions be made for the
education and medical care Of chill
dren under II years of age who are
suffering from this disease.
Your committee has been actively
interested and sratitied by the ef-
forts Of Col. Sheriff. OF the United
States Army to provide suitable pub
lie bathing facilities for the citizens Of
he District Of Columbia.
ID. PERCY HICkLING. Chairman"
Evening star., 1925-10-07
CHARITIES AND
CORRECTIONS.

During the past year your comnlt-
tee has been inactive. pending the
submission of recommendations from
two important bodies in whose work
the committee would naturally be In
terested. One of these is the Commits
sion on Public Welfare Legislation ap-
pointed by the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia. The second Is
the committee called together by the
Evening star., 1925-10-07

1t Is. therefore. recommended that the
committee he continued with authority
to act for the full Board of Trade in
matters pertaining to the coming sys-
TEN and building regulations of the
District of Columbia
"B. F. SAUL, Chairman"
Evening star., 1925-10-07
UNIVERSITIES AND
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

In connection with the plan to pro-
mote the interests OF Washington
your committee is to collect informa
Continued on Page Twentv-fourD
Evening star., 1925-10-07
ZONING.

with the exception of the month OF
August. the Zoning Commission of the
District Of Columbia has met monthly
to consider proposed changes in the
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ID his pocket, which they took. Tkevr
grew ugly and began to abuse hin.
Finding this to be of no avail, they
secured rope and tied it around his
waist, drawing it tighter and tighter
IS they renewed their demands for
money. After torturing him in this
way for some time and striking him
in the face~with their fists and ham
mer, they gave up and informed Mr..
Munchow that they would return the
following night and that he must
produce $500 dollars for them. They
reduced this to $1,000 when they left.
Mr.. Munchow did not return to his
home the following night, so he does
not know if they came back.
The men were total strangers to
him, but Mr.. Munchow says he
would know them again anywhere
Madison Western Guard.
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FARMER TORTURED AND
ROBBED By BANDITS

William Munchow, q single man
residing on his farm in the town of
Perry, had an exciting experience
last Friday night with two bandits
who came to his place about mid
night and demanded that he give them
money which they thought he had
secreted about the place. Before en-
tering the house they killed his two
dogs, after which they made their
that he had no other money except
ninety eight dollars which he carried
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There's nothing like few domes-
tic problems to keep a nations "des-
tiny" from becoming nuisance.
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There doesn't seem to be much re-
pentance now. The way of the
transgressor is hard-boiled.
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MRS. HUCK is HOTEL
MAID IN PITTSBURGH
Photo by Holland Studio.

to room 6S. There's new baggage
in there"
New baggage" meant a new
guest. He was a kindly looking man.
I picked up the papers left by
the departed guest, busted the
bureau and desk, emptied the waste
basket and was getting a supply
of towels and soap from the cart
when Miss Fall appeared again.
She founced into IS. and on into
the bathroom.
Just look at that" she snapped.
II was just going to do the bath
room" I apologized.
Didn't l tell you always to do
The new baggage" looked at me
the bathroom first?
pityingly.
1 tried not to look too pathetic.
But his heart was touched and
when I left the room, the joke was
on me. He had given me a 50-cent
tip.
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