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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
SOCIETY WRITERS
RECEIVE SETBACK
EarI's Play Runs Fourteen
Performances.
BIZ Times SpecidI

BIZ Times Special
LONDON, Sept. S.-Society play
wrights, besieging theatrical manag.
ers with their GRANDCHILDREN, have
received their first setback.
1.-The Way You Look at It," by
the Earl of Latham, has been with
drawn after fourteen performances
in which its takings averaged only
$3.50
Critics attacked the play fiercely,
particularly because of it's plot, which
involved the life of a poor young
society man who was supported by
a rich society woman.
Another play of Lord Latham's-
who has been trying for years-con-
cerned the life of poor woman who
let herself be supported by rich men.
This one, however, has only been
performed privately so far.
Other society playwrights are un
deferred by this failure. The Dow
ager Duchess of Sutherland has
written one-"That Fool of a Won
an"-and it has just been announced
that another society play, called
"Outposts" and dealing with life on
the frontiers of the British Empire
has been written by Lady Vaughn
wife of Maj. Gen. Sir Louis Vaughn
in collaboration with Mrs. Heller
Guest, wife of labor member of the
House of Commons.
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Legal Notices


temporary loan Of Three Hundred and
INC Clty OF Indianapolis payable from the
current revenues Of said City Two Hun
greg and Fifty Thousand $3.50 0000 0)
dollars OF which shall be delivered on the
10Th day of September. 1926 and shall
run for period not exceeding three
T mongs heSrseaafter6 o End One HUNDRED
sum shall be delivered on the 18th day Of
october. 1926. and shall run for a period
not exceeding two months thereafter No
tlce OF the determ nation TO issue bonds or
other evidence OF Indebtedness for such
temporary loan or loans has been duly
published as required by law. All bids to
be on the annual rate of interest asked or
not to exceed six C6%) per cent per an
mum, to which a premium may be added
and the loan will be awarded to the lowest
and best bidder. but the right is reserved
to reject any and all bids. certified
bids
The obligation issued by said City will
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand $3.50,
00000) Dollars of which shall bear the
date date OF rs Septembber 3 1926, and One Hun
shall bear the date of Oct, Is. 1925 and
the, date Of delivery of said money speci-
nee ned and all the said note or notes bearing
and payable on the 18th day Of Decembsr.
date Of Oct l5 1886 shall be- Sea due and and
1875 and viii III be oi IN the total amount eoeOe Of
$3.50 600 0O) Dollars
Legsl, opinion Of the legality. of the is
Counsel S Of tbe &c City T OF Of Indpsnnapelis
By JOHN T. pUvALL. Mayor
AIvAA J. RUcKEk, c SaS5 Sc2 6unssi.
Sept 8 1926.
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M'KINLEY is BETTER

BIZ United Press
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Sept. s.
Senator William B. Mckinley of
Illinois, seriously i'll at the Home
Lawn sanitarium here, was resting
today after a night described by
DR.. r. II. Egbert, his physician as
Illness"
Although very weak, the Senator
has no fever and is able to recog-
nize the few friends admitted to his
bedside, the doctor stated He is
unable to talk long.
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FRATERNITY ELECTS

w. G. Holmes, director of the man
ufacturers' division of the Indian
apolis Chamber of Commerce, was
unanimously chosen president Of the
Beta graduate chapter of Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity meeting Tuesday
Holmes succeeds Harold r. Victor OF
the Eel River Coal Company.
c, Leroy Austin, was reelected
secretary and treasurer and MajoI
P. Harrison was chosen vice presis
dent.
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CITY TEMPORARY LOAN = DEPAR-
MoENT OF FINANCE ICo

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
Of General Ordinance No, 81. 1926. the
lis. State of Indiana. passed on the 4th
day Of September. 1925 and approved and
signed by the Mayor on the 9th day of
September. 1925, the undersigned City
Controller OF the City of indianapolis will
receive sealed bids at the office of the
City Controller up to IL o'clock a. m. on
the 14th day Of September. 1925. for q
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GOTHAM FIREMAN
SPENDS AZ YEARS !
IN CITY'S SERVICE
1T Isn't Fame We Think of
When the Bell Rings
Says Chief.
BY Leon NJ. Siler
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 00.-It's q lit
tie more than forty-two years now
since Smoky Joe" Martin went into
the fire-fghting business.
Destiny so ordered things that
Smoky Joe" was born and grew up
just half block from a fire station.
This was down on Thirteenth st.
He listened to fire bells all through
his babyhood, and gravitated unfail-
ingly around to the nearby station
each day after school when he be-
came of short pants age.
No member Of the Martin family
was surprised when at 10, Joe an
nounced that the New York fire de-
partment was to be the field Of his
quest for fortune and fame.
He's assistant chief now, and
known the country over.
His record is long succession Of
citations for courage, fidelity, good
judgment.
But it isn't fame a fireman thinks
about when the fire bells ring. a
Smoky joe" firizzled, and pas
60, remembers plenty of close calls.
Back in 1898 he tried to make his
way across the third floor of a burn
ing building on Walker st. He took
few steps, then went crashing
through to the basement.
On this and half dozen other &C.
casions Smoky Joe" had to go to a
hospital. Scars on his body are al
most as numerous as words of praise
on his efficient record.
But it isn't Of his own safety of
which a fireman thinks when the
fire bells ring.
Here in New York, the picture
that flashes through a fremans
mind as he slaps on his helmet is
picture of people crouching, terror
stricken, in redeemed windows.
Night Is Worst
"Once you see them jump, you
never forget it," says Smoky joe"
might time is worst. AS the
truck goes roaring along the street,
you wonder how many there are to
be rescued, and whether you will
get there in time.
IF you're going into a congested
district, you know that in a single
building dozens of families may be
cooped up.
people lose their wits-for which
it's hard to blame them.
"They rush madly around trying
20 save a cat or a trinket instead of
closing all doors-to keep down
drafts-and going to windows to
make sure that they themselves viii
be saved.
"And then if they do go to the
windows, instead of climbing downk
the fire escapes or waiting for ladN
ders. they jump.
"It's a strain to think of these
things every time there's an alarm,
I tell you I've had forty.two years
of i'll know"
Jumps to Ladder
But there was no lack of self-con-
troll on the part of man Chief Mar
tin saw rescued in a New York fire
of about a month ago.
Il saw him in a window seventyN
FIVE feet from the ground as I got
| there" Martin tells.
Smoke was pouring out around
him, and 1 said to myself: He's
gone
But an extension ladder truck
swung around on the fly.
1.-The ladder shot up, and saw it
was barely long enough.
1.-THE point of it swerved toward
the window. But the fellows perch
was too hottie couldn't wait. His
only chance was to meet the ladder
half way.
"He jumped. And he caught the
top rung, and held on. 1t is en-
couraging to think about things like
that - ,
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Legal Notices
= : = - =,

LEGAL SALE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned conducting
public storage house will on Friday. Oct
|. 1926, sell for accrued charges the
household and other goods belonging to
Ethel Bushong B1103S Ethel Bushong
B11241 Mrs, VIM. Bennett B1050S Mrs.
Fannie Crockett B11197. Mrs. Amelia Held
B11259. Const Freeman B11247. Const.
Freeman B11239. Const, Freeman B1l22.
Const Geo. Davis B11254 Ancient Order
Of Hibernians B1052O. poshie Davis
B112l6. g. J. Gebhardt B11219 IndBis.
Public Welfare Loan Co B11204 Marion
Neal Mccormick B11246. William Ross
B1f137. Mrs. Stowe B111l4. Mrs. Nora
Sampson BI0473. Roy Sahm B106S9
SHANK FImhRNIrpRE AND STORAGE CO..
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CARGO Polo, ancient Venetian
traveller, is said to have given China
the name Cathay.
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Automobiles for Sale

FORD tudor. 1926 model sedan. lock
wheel, balloon tires Job shows very lit
tie use: for only S145 down.
44s Virginia Ave. Drex: 5000.
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Lost. and Found
Help Wanted Male

TOOL makers and die makers,
and all kinds of tool room
workers for automobile plant
in central Michigan. Give full
particulars in first letter. Box
1877, Times.
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Help Wanted Female

wANTED-Ladies to do hemstitching at
home Apply THE Mend Shop, 20S
STATE Saving and Trust Bldg Lin. HOS,
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Srtuations Wanted Male

BOOKKEEPER wants extra work Two
hours a day. Call Web. 5175. after >.
: EXPERIENCED colored night porter wishes
work in hotel or bell boy Lin. 1910.
aA1 FRY COOK experienced Can do other
I work Randolph 1928.
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Situations Wanted Female

HERE is an opportunity for live. wide.
awake. disappearing single young lady
20 start business career with definite
future in the advertising department Nof "a
progressive concern. Must have pleasant
personality. quick TO understand and will
ing and supervision. knowledge of the
city and the ability to speak clearly and
hear well over the telephone are desirable
qualifications, See MR. COPLEY at The
Times. Apply nj person only. Do not
phone.
LAuNDRY---And halliday work. Har-
rison 4903-W
4Q03-W
LADY to care for children Hour. day or
week. Mothers care. Irv. 2090
LAUNDRY work to bring home or day
work. Ken. 20S1
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Business Opportunities
Storage and Transfer

SPECIAL hauling rates on small lots
= low rates on California and Florida
shipment.
OTTO J. SUESZ STORAGE.
Local and overland hauling
Main 3628-2353. Web. 4579-2699-w
LET us figure with you on your moving
Local or overland. PARKER TRANS.
FER. 1873 Oliver Ave. Bel 43O7.
MOVING and trucking, Reliable men. Call
RoRNMAN. Web. BOIL.
I NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO,
Call at all times Randolph 3741
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Coal and Wood

w. vir.. Logan CO., Ain. lpl fkd so
J. g. l. COAL CO.
1905 Rosche. ST. Ran. 2471.
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Houses for Rent

ONE-HALF MONTH FREE
927 Ewing St 4-room side. semi modern
bungalow double, fine condition, only
$50 per mo. Call
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY

FOR RENT = FURNISHED COTTAGE
@n "n on Tatep ssh
oomnodates =: immediate possession. Phone
who viii he congenial neighhor: lot desir-
a6sNSaR p tahs sAs sSadys Sd Washington"
MASON BEACHmFoR SALE OR RENT, Ar
S:s 7 Vim 1 sTs nv f ps fISs
pd2Rs. o.SnE .Sr SONS
bunting So 900; terms; Rem. si5 for Seek
rom, po on salt waer q miles from
Washington: fine trees, excellent improve led
cad sd and sa sa"o or 500 t for ra
Telephone GRAY. Main 46a6 a.
PRICES ON sOuTHEkN MARYLAND VA
knocks--he wise. buy nows JAMES {,
R,RCH. Ieonardtown. Md. sell
CEDARHURsT,,o ON THE BAY: RESTRICT.
lsrre lots: prices low: terms 10 per cent
81 "Rn!hs fes ss n. s%
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSES. Bun
sslows. cottages and apartments: modern;
i Rs1ey sSe ssin r s.srb of Nd beach G.
POINT PATIEfLE
. end s,sr scsd Msssr :ya.m
En- ?s' faisf Tst scFiglsT e ssa9';.
xs SSA44SESNTA E EERkc FFRcs5
roxnt 9N eHESH WibF ERA sAf REACH
FlSk fHt tpEs s. nEEE w MfpAETER'
E5 A45sk'E4h9?SSHEr ES$Sss S., TSsss{Tsfs
A RARE oPPoRTt NiTY@yOIN Us NOW
ec12 r. /. AVE re POT. ara.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II K ST. NW-6-Roo AND, BATH
brick home. EDw: p SCHWARTZ, INC"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BE1UTTFUL CORNER NwlcENTE

PE4qTIFUL, coRNER N:W:-cEETEH;;
1sr%s co awmb shF aossjy garage
CALIFORNIA ST. NEAR 19th-s ROOMS.
fsSS :isHS;' sc s "a 18TH s's ss
ROOM PRICE, suSs s 20" $500 cAsa s san
"a Gss 's Nd ok6 gar xer ni 5s
:So pbw stGwlSTz isc Piss is.
s ST NEAR ssd l3.n ono R e.sb.n BATH m
TSc goi; stn NV sse H. s1eks.sa
FROM & WNER. Is ADAMS NEAR NORTH
caetS ra rse%' garage :''s $3.50
HANDsON E BAY-wINDow.. BRICK TEN
room resiA ence, near Central Hish School
S Sm .r rye psntry ef hard~ God oors and
:'s f iSs aS 20 'f isS It; FH*
aSsEs and s2M Ho soa yaneE N in
s;sG pfee saSsSeE It.
F Tasiy as az ~ 1eE your time lss"s
brick: hxS.: baths Prone p"sshe rran slanr
s sifst' SUBMIT Of.
sen,idet sched brickA modern house: % feet
reat scFssa Address ss' Box
Star Office. --- T.
By OWNER BEAuTi FUL CORNER, MOD
ern. year old: beds ooms. inclosed break
i soi ets,sr y s;as ass sl0aS0 ADDRESS
10 f assssorso 14a Il ca A. sSSD sSos
s ga: ' tsrm see Ad %as s5s large
A BARGAIN-EASY PAYMENTS: 6;R0OM
house: good location. JAN Es P. LARNER.
4O2 9Th At. ne.
samy yRy ypst;m sn Y SeA! is 9Th
%ss;s:. b: fssv 81: ss,
liz: . AaK n saa sssr ssak SssS
!avatory;, electric lights; h: h. E; !: Pitts
nf RE 5Ts1E!rS i Pos H NV .;s'o.
1858 GARFIELD ST. NV. NEHAR WARD
10 r. and ) baths: nv @"s e lT. sts, ss e.
W 5sfftI If 1863 1903 H0T nw $4,000 VIM
HON HON EsEEKERSs. INVESTORS. q ROOM On
brick n hiw avs baths porEshes
submit offer.
ONLY $500 CASH WILL BUY A TN DOM
and bath brick house: electricity: do lble
brick garage: this home is convenient to
downtown and is located in nice sectA IN;
price. S., $50. balance on easy monthly "A Y
P PfRes 81 kE fASHs CO. Mai" Oil sH \
BY OWNER-ON ST Ne. TWO SQa
north Lincoln Park. two-story. six-roovA
brick tile bath. INV h.. large cellar. lauIN
dry tubs. etc: $1,000. Address Box 22O-vA
Star office
I WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE OLD
colonial home I'm Georgetown: eight rooms:
garage ami: semi detached; this is real
bargain. Address Box 45l-v. Star office.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. Ais HARRISON
Shy owner seven rooms. three baths.
large attic. three porches. sleeping. porch
screened: garage: large lot price. S14 800:
moderate terms owner at home every morn
ing. Phone Cleveland 1850.
BEST BUY IN CHEyY CHAsE-BEAUTI;;
on on, fine corner 1s or Elec; gas huIt-1 bath
e. e. auto 4, =. cxMPBEiL, 4io insurance
FOR SALE BY OWNER-BEAUTIFUL
bedrooms. large glassed-in sleeping porch. sun
parior with heat. tiled bath. with shower:
heat. heated garage Sacrifice for quick sale
Phone Cleveland 1893. After 3 pm.
| Main 1850. Branch 1879.
IN 40
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FOR S.ALE-ACREAGE.

I, ACRES on STATE RID. .ll6 FT- IN .
rds near cars: Will subdvide into IL large
2is "a IAo2 1909 ST NV.
FOR SALE FOR OUF-OF -TOWN CLIENT
valuable tract OF land. containing about 9
acres. west of Rock Creek Park. near Daniel
q For further particulars apply EDw. p
SCHWARTZ. INC. IA 18th NV. tSee Mr.
Birckhead.l
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST ACRE
age tracts north of city. near District: wide
frontage on pike; about 100 acres For
IPNr apply EnW r SCHWARTZ,
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sAI.E-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SAI.E-SUBTRBAN PROPERTY.
sunsaex Win sns s~s so e; "a
m mnnas Sddaes. Box 4iss. Star once o
s-Rt,oM NJ NGAII0W. LOT :,oxlto; ONLY
spf fsr "c yah ss. 3; onlS s
cash and sa5 r T Month NJ hRrAARg DiF
Baltimore BonievaSd and Logan ST..
Omen Rs n 10 HTi fs s s.s Sunday
slx.RoOM RUSGALoW. MODEM q = Il
4s" or zee ": a. BRooks Hvst,sville Sd
OPEN Until - PM.-ATTRArTIvE. NEW
asS a1y. s GA M" ave to
Md. turn left hi. NJ, 1898. 1909 II
OPEN rSTlle as,l RM:-BEATTIF I'll S a:s
A.. stat tubs cedar clos. drive out Ga. ave.
r G fa on voe p n a ss'sf s ga
NEAR CONDUIT R0AD-:TTkACTIyE
house bath nd bsnttfSo e.sctrtyn tg
e. house. sSsds sas En- "a
BROOM HOUSE AMP 900 SO: TT; OF
Ps@ne for sd sse s5s GOOD '0'a0" terms 'S
II RrTY IS. lot de sis any S so 81.
Very easy terms Move right in. Phone for
auto. a. 7. CAMPBELL. 41o Insurance
FINE CORNER PROPERTY. IN RIVER
dale-Well built .,room dwelling %ith isrse
Nc Finely located: two large lots 8tlxi by Ss
feet each. Close e cars Ffns . place 1T, Tor
Barg ala TO quick buyer. Two extra lots
available. Phone for auto. 4. = IAMf-
BELL. 4l0 Insurance Bldg. NJ 4l5..
BUNGALOW BROWN SINGLE. 3 ROOMS.
elec fine shade: close to bus line NEARBY
Virginia: repanered and repainted. Very
small down payment. From owner. r. r.
CARTER. West 1872.
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FOR SnALE-HOIjSES.

/ HAVE An En- cELLENT. 14-ROOM HOUSE
in hieh.class risi rhborhood near Library OF
CONGRESS and Ho Use Office Building; this 10
sn ideal rocm,ng house in z section Ct. . where
lars apny to Box 230-v. Star office.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
IEnnf fnnAd l

QUICK MONEY
to Ts ssp On ne Ms sRa sh b5R Esp saee
EReSEss asEE dSGHsrEC S cssHaeE
c. F. WARING, =.
1915 = ST. NV. MAIN e172.
MONEY TO LOAN
rk kESSfET!Af fsA4FS R kssi lis.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.,
1913 X st. AEALrq Ms'n ro1s 1917.
BRING Us YOUR LOANS.
First and second trusts.
Quick action. ~.
\. l.. SALISBURY CO.. Inc.
1919 Eve st. NV Main 5a04.
QUICK LOANS.
Nj 1T, vs. snd "A AM 2 aard 1 TRus sr;..
Go e Y m an" Ro { n ifiN ;fe
18th and Il ST., .G SE Ms sls:a ssz -z.'
MONEY AT 9 PER CENT AVAILABLE FOR
sy
WARDMAN.
1890 st Main 1870
$4,000 to Loan on LIST, End and
@3rd Trust
From ITO years. To be paid in small
weekly or monthly payments arransed &C
we'll "a large loans.
Rates Surprisingly Low.
Our plan entirely different. Strictly con-
fdent,al. No red tape; The quickest serv.
sble deed. certificate OF title or payment
book: II YOU cannot come to my office my
HENkY. Bird floor TO The right Of elevator:
310-312 Bond Bldg. s.w corner OF 18th and
y. Y. ave. NV Main lOO9S. -.
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. CO.,
Loans at Lowest Interest Rates Thr ,ush
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1918 Vermont Ave NV Main as
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MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY To IOAN.
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOS
and trucks: YOU keep oar: no delay: cons
Dental MONK 9a3 n. Y. ave. NV. NJ e14e.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. TRUCKS
Bring bill 81 sale: ride while you nay: open
sseininsso su9da TToI no asisF; commercial
MONEY LOANED on ATTOMOBILEs--
You Keep car, nay monthly: con1dentisl
bring bill of sale. Steger.s Gafase. 64h Nd
ave. ne Line. LIS. Open evenings ana
Sundays. SEA
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOk SALE OR EXCHANGE.
fi Fob 60 c AcRE s ABoE E. g .I M1Es
EsSpp.d for f rssn 20 cheRen. on pe
Box b. TO sc 1' s,sr !"
sSTs sSS$$F -. nsHs haze j s5HH
E !JISH.ooGN.ILA :. PLAYER PIANO for slightly
FOR B. 6. RooNING HOUSE or SMALL
spsrtment bldg TWO fine suburban homes
fmed cs.b and ,S. on .sc,fiG line Or vii
- OWNER. 1925 Ives Pi Sc
SPLENDID LOT IN PARK VIEW SECTION.
l12 feet wide by 13p feet deep. Suitable for
ON the 10. =, the present time g brick
District: Positively the first time offered
See Mr.. Ugast.
nos' 6 5 pa RnTSHEEEkriEs
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1872 e. St. x R&s.''or.. Franklin ssea
sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.
TWO BRICK HOUSES. NJ ST Sc NEAR
Navy Yard; So. 500 for both. EDw. P
Birckhead.1 1 +''' ''' '''" NJ" SCI '
e9 from nesh as Of F Hs 1853 R ss
Story sosb Sde ioo ren.ed TO- ...
Can Nerh 47i or es. TO R.a
estate agents need not cali.
! Apartment House For Sale.
This is one Of the best real estate
investments IN Washington to-day.
brand-neV freproof apartment house
of modern type in every wav and the
very hest OF construction located in
abere hs ns, reocs %g
he attracted.
Price and Terms Appealing.
,., Withir our knowledge .here is no
McKEEVER & GOSS.
14l5 X Street. Main 4752.
TAKE ADVANTAGE.
OF THIS
BARGAIN.
2-familv fat, near Eastern
High School; each apartment.
5 rooms and bath: separate hot
water heating plants electricity.
Price. $3.50.
Subject to a LIST trust for S., 500
at 6X9e.
See Mr.. Groome.
Business Properties
Department.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1912 Eye st, x% %"''"''' Franklin asos.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-17

world awakening to new demands and new desires, there can be no permanent depression.
 There never was an instance that call recall within 50 years that the country was more prosper ous and the outlook better than 1t is today.
 Don't take every shadow to be a substance
 Dr. Cattell presented a striking figure with his snow white hair. old fashioned mutton chop" wh'skers. He seemed to take great delight in joking about his age. which Is esti- mated to be anywhere between 65 and S5. He tells with delight of a poem written by friend. who in trying to ascertain his age. went back as far as Adam. only to learn that "Cattei was here when came" Finally, according to the story he tells. the poet had the temerity to ask the Creator and was informed that before the world had been created and was just mass of vapory protoplasm whirling around In space. "Ca'tell was there and his hair was white. even then"
 He has been said to be the only man who could wear a Tuxedo and with no makeup. successfully im- personate Santa Claus
 President A. F. Corbin, who has been in Bermuda for the past sev-
New Britain herald., 1926-12-17

west and in Texas. going thence to Island Run. Penn.
 In 1886 he returned to Surry where he was elected town clerk. 1889. but resigned to engage in the wholesale, grain. four and feed bust; ness at Cold River (Walpole.) Dur ing 1892 he accepted a position as supervisor in New Hampshire State hospital. Concord. Resigning. he became associated with Doctor Channing's private sanitarium at Brookline. Mass.
 Between 1894 and '9S he was a professional nurse in Maiden and Boston. and later held a position in Providence, R. I. In the spring of 1904 he went to the Pacific coast where several months were spent in Seattle, BelIingham, and other places in the state of Washington. going thence to San Francisco. In the fall of that year he purchased 8 farm in the north part of Shirley. Mass. where he resided about nine years, when he settled in Sandwich. Mass. which was his home until he returned to his native town last Oc- tober.
 For more than 40 years he was a member of Nashville (Mich.) lodge. No. 225. A. Y. and A. M.. and he was also a member of Maiden (Mass) lodge, No, 2o1. I. o. o. F.
 He was interested in archa eologi-