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WEAO EXPANDS

Station WEAO, Ohio State Uni
versity broadcaster at Columbus, is
one of the most progressive college
broadcasting stations in the coun-
try. In addition to its campus
studio, 1t now has an elaborate down
town studio where orchestra music
and other important features are
put on the air.
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NEW RADIO GAME

A new radio game as played over
WMAQ, Chicago, has become popular
with listeners. The fans follow
directions of the ''radiograph man"
in making outline drawings OF
various objects,
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY carriage: light gray; like neV. $40.
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COOP MARKETING

Two million Of the country's $500
00T~farmers are member Of 10,903
cooperative farm organizations Got.
ton marketing has made q phe-
nomenal increase In cooperative
channels by decreasing from $780,
600 - la1s a eaAnapos ooR m M
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE
You are hereby notified the goods you
n5Ee in saTd viii be sold for charges
20, 1923. +. Collins. Frank Sanders
Cook, Harry Jones. NJ. Curtis. -
N CLYDE NAY. TRANSFER AND
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Houses for Sale
NEW FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW.
Easy Terms

Semi modern complete bath. cement
porch. shades, one-car garage. paved
street one-half block from car line Price
only 81, 300 See Mr.. Fox. FIEBER &
REILLY. Realtors. 124 n. Delaware St.
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sTATE on INDIAN.Al. pEPARTNENT on


=, STATE
m r. r. Schortemeier. Secretary of State,
10 al 10 whom these presents shall come.
O. r, r. Schortemeier. secretary of
t 1t1te on tne state OF Indiana. hereby GER
CAPITAL WAREHOUSE COMPANY
mas TINS day fled i'll the Office of the sec
retary OF state of the State Of Indiana
tne properly signed and attested consents
statements de n and papers required by Section
4 OF an act entitled. IAN Act prescribing
tthe method and procedure for the volun-
Iary dissolution of private corporations
ana voluntary associations and declaring
an emergency" approved March ID. 1917.
co2 Ala l further certify that said written
consents; statements and papers SO filed as
aforesaid. show that said company and
the officers thereof have compiled with
me provisions of said Section / OF said
acI ana mat said corporation is now In
process of dissolution. az" AZ
nv n wi witness whereof, I have hereymto set
OF Indiana, at the city of Indiananolis'
THIS l9th day Of November, A. D. 1929
+. 10. SCHORTEMEIER,
~ 6y CH5AaRLJdES, 4; DARE. Asst Deputy.
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Business Opporfunities

or viii trade for clear real estate. Drex.
1926.
WILL trade $500 equity In good going
business for automobiles. Box 172. Times.
RESTAURANT for sale or trade. Best
offer takes 1t. Box 173. Times.
RESTAURANT:- cd. loca.: nice bus Owner
leaving city. Must sell. Box ia. Times.
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SOUTHERN TRAINS
TO Be 'DOLLED Up
Bright CoIors Will DispIace
Sombre Black.
BIZ Times Special


SPENCER. n. c., July 23.-Dis-
placing the sombre black which has
been the universal garb for locomo-
titves on American railways in re-
cent years, the Southern Railway
System has adopted a color scheme
of green, gold and barnished steel
for twenty-three heavy Pacific type
passenger engines, now being re.
ceived from the Richmond plant of
the American Locomotive Com.
pany.
These engines which will be used
to pull the Southern's crack trains,
have tenders, cabs, smokestacks and
other projections above the boiler
jackets, drivers and other wheels
painted rich dark green with gold
leaf stripping. The boiler jackets.
driving rods and other running parts
are highly polished. Four of them.
to run between Washington and At
lanta. have their tenders lettered.
Crescent Limited,r and three. to
run between Chattanooga and Me-
ridian. Queen and Crescent
Limited,
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death OF his pet dog, rode his BIZ
cycle at full speed into a pond here
and was drowned.
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To DR.. w, B. Caldwell, of Mon.
ticello, H., practicing physician for
forty.seWen years, 1t seemed cruel
that SO many eonstipatad infants and
children had to be kept stirred up"
and half sick by taking cathartic
pills, tablets, salts. ealomel and nasty
oils,
While he knew that constipation
was the cause Of nearly all children's
little Ills, he constantly advised
mothers to give only a harmless iaxa-
tive which would help to establish
natural bowel regularity" q 8
In DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
mothaFs have a regulating laxative
which thsy can depend upon when.
ever child Is constipatad, bilious.
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to know If he's with Floss
MIR. Dexter's residence" a deep
voice greeted her.
"I'd like to speak to Mr.. Dexter,
please!' she raped on the words.
Mr.. Dexter's not at home" the
voice, evidently that Of a butler, re-
piled. Hes gone out to a party at
the works
Mary Rose sagged against the
wall, as she hung up the receiver.
So they were together! Hilary
Dexter and the little sister, in her
silly costume of a ballet dancer-the
scant pink dress in which F1ossie
had looked like a rosa rose that
is so frail a thing that it can be
crushed to pieces by n ruthless
hand.
ITO Be Continued
Will the rose be crushed? See
tomorrow's mstallment.
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kid" And, as she remembered it,
she knew that no girl was safe with
man who looked at her in just
that way.
But wherever F'lossie was. or with
whom, there was no point in letting
Sam Jessup know about It. That
much was certain. at any rate.
she's probably gone to stay all
night with one of the girls from the
office. You must have missed her,
Sam, in the crowd" she said, try.
ing not to let her anxiety show in
her face. IF l were you, I'd just
go home and go to bed. She'll proba-
bly, call up after a while, when it
occurs to her that we might be wor.
rying about her"
Sam hesitated. But, good lord,
couldn't sleep 4 I didn't know she
was safe and sound" he said, with
something very like a sob in his
voice. I'm going to dash to the
Office and take one more look
around. Maybe she got sick and
went to lie down In one or the
rooms. She had quite lot Of the
punch"
He was half way through the hall
as he spoke. "I'll call you up If I
find her" he said.
And IL you don't. you'd better go
home and have a few hours Sleep"
Mary Rose told him. Good night,
Sam. and don't worry. She's all
right"
The minute the front door had
closed upon him, che darted to the
telephone and gave the number of
Hilary Dexter's house.
IT suppose I'll lose my job for
this" she thought as she waited
for an answer. But I've just got
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Business Kisses !"
By BEATRICE BURTON
Author of GLORIA, The Flapper Wife,
BIZ BEATRICE BURTON
READ THIS FIRST

n The names anne p IN iss stG psE.sr are P % are not " " taken 70
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briskly as they looked at each other
There was fear written in the eyes
Of both of them. Did Fiossie start
home with somebody else7"
II don't know where she went. I
don't even know when she went"
Sam answered, twirling his hat with
nervous fingers. "All of a sudden
she just wasn't in sight. Everybody
was dancing and waited until the
end of the dance, and then 1 started
to look for her. I got Miss Minnick
to look in the Mushroom to see If her
coat was there"
And was it," Mary Rose asked.
She was white to the lipA
Sam sheok his head.
And was anybody else gone from
the crowd?"
Nobody but Mr.. Dexter" Sam
answered. And he only came for a
little while, anyway, he said. No,
she couldn't have gone with him,
because he said good night to me a
good five minutes before I missed
Flossie.'
Mary Rose pursed up her lips. The
mystery Of Flossie's disappearance
from the party was no longer a
mystery to her. She knew that she
vanished with Hilary Dexter. and
that wherever she was, she was with
Hilary Dexter.
But was she safe with him? All,
that was another question. A ques-
ton that Mary Rose hardly dared
to ask herself
She remembered suddenly the hun.
CRY look that had come into. Dex-
ter's eyes that day when she had
come into his office looking like a
dryad, and hailing him as ''Dex, old
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-23
WILL COUNT BALLOTS
National Party Board to Determine
Who Are Nominees.

Referendum ballots for nomina-
tons for United States Senators and
State ticket will be counted by the
State advisory board Of the National
Party Saturday afternoon at the
party's headquarters. 336 American
Central Life Bldg.
Members; of the board are Mrs.
M. z. Mantle, Kathryn Elrod. John
Bahnd. Wiley ]. Rominger. Louis
j. Denzer, Edgar Petit, DIR. D. L.
Prall and DR.. E. c. King.
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AChid's Laxative
which Mothers
Can Rely On

feverish or sick from a cold. tn
digestion or sour stomach, All chill
dren love Its pleasant taste,
Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just sec
for yourself how perfectly it cleanses
and regulates the bowels Of infants
ana children.
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laid down By ths League g Nations
in 1924. although q places Tsirl,ey
secures 4 substantial nodifica ton
In her favor.
Mosul ana its oil fields remain in
Mesopotamia, and under British
supervision unttl the British man
date ends
Turkey win receive asa reward
for any loss OF annour-propre alau
territory. 10 per cent OF the royaat-
ties payable to the MeaOp0 tainsa
BY the international syndicate (conl.
posed Of American, British, French
and Dutch interests for their en-.
jOyment Of the OIL conces sion. on
the other hand, e 1t wishes, the
Turkish government has the right.
within the next three years. to
capitalize its percentage for two and
half million dollars
From the Turkish point OF view
the chief feature Of the treaty e
not only that It puts her again On
q footing OF good wi with Britain
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PHANSF R0LIC
At GLEN ECHO

Glen Echo Park today will be
turned over to 1900 orphan chill
dren for the twenty-first annual
outing of the Washington Lodge
of Ellks.
Special street cars began gather
ing the children at 3 a. m. today
and ran on two-minute schedule
until all were accommodated. One
hour later they left Eleventh and
f Streets for the resort.
Manager L. B. Schloss, of the
amusement park, has all of his fea-
lures in tfp-top working order for
the youngsters, and the regular
anusements will be augmented by
the Ellxs' Band and Elks' Clown
Band. Refreshments will be served.
The institutions whose wards are
going are: st. Joseph's, with p. j.
Foley in charge; Washington Home
for Children, John D. Powers;
Jewish Foster Home, C. d. Kehoe;
German Orphan Asylum, G.. w.
Brahler; Gospel Mission, Frank
Rose: washington City Asylum,
q. e. Beckman; st. Rose, G. J..
Montgomery; st. Vincent's, julius
Wenig; Central Union Mission,
Robert Hoy; st. Johns, r. F.
Crowley; H. I. School, A. #. .Zim-
norman; Baptist Home, A. b. Evans,
and Bell Home, George Humphrey.
The Elks in charge Of the outing
include William @. Neumeyer.
chairman of the executive commit.
tee: J. w. Freeman, Samuel Rich
ards, J. A. Hegarty. and f. ].
Mersheimer.
DR.. w. F.. Walter is chairman Of
the medical staff that is attending
in case any Of the youngsters get
sick from too much ice cream and
cake.
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sAvANT THINKS HAMLET
BURIED ON BRITISH SOL

LONDON, July THAT Hamlet.
Prince Of Denmark shakespeare's
Hamlet died near Munsley. Here.
fordshire. England, Is the theory
advanced BY the Rev. i. q. Hunt,
rector OF MunsIey. in an interest
ing pamphlet, The Munsley Stone. ..
Hunt, who traces the inscription
on a curious old stone in Munsley
Church, writes:
Nearly five months ago, made
a rubbing Of the inscription in an
attempt to make out its meaning.
but without success, until ] hap
peIied to look at 1t upside down,
or. what / am now led to believe
! right side upi then made out
certain letters which revealed them.
selves fairly clearly. For instance,
the first letter looked like an II,
the second might be an A, the third
an M the fourth an I"
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I Town BOASTS
SINGLE PHONE
nv International News Service.

HUNTERSVIILE, ~. C, July Z,
This little Carolina hamlet now
boasts Of d world record, but 1t is
soon to lose that distinction.
For almost a year Huntersyille
has had only one telephone.
determined that their town shall
have modern, up-to-the-minute,
seven-day week, 24-hour day tele-
phone service.
At a conference Of the towns.
people a committee was named to
canvass the town for subscribers
for telephone service.
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TREATY
ENDS DISPUTE
b international News service

LONDON, July The Mosul
treaty Of peace. recently signed Be.
tween Great Britain and Turkey,
inaugurates new era. which Is
expected to facilitate the British
evacuation OF Meaopotanaia BY
1929. or before. 1t settles the long
and dangerous dispute between
Britain and Turkey concerning the
final deIimitation 3of the boundary
between Turkey and AIesopota. mia.
The definite frontier to which the
Angora government has now agreed
SLOWS the so-calIed Brussels line,
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TAKoMA PARK HOLDS
BELATED CELEBRATION

Dazzling fireworks and patriotic
tabIeaux were witnessed last night
at Takoma Park, Nd, by more tran
5000 spectators holding aapost cele-
bration of the Fourth.
Under the direction of DIR. WI
liam A. Hooker the program was
given. Assisting him were Rudolph
The Washington times., 1926-07-07

ments committee: j. G. Nellls, CHI.
Kiefer, z. r.. Angler. John Find
lay, A. GliclIerman. Harry Silver
man, Albert A. Stear, ]. 8. Fraser
and H. e. Seidel.
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ana restores the ola commercial
intsrceutne. but 81 giving her
So erin friend Ia Europe Il adds
So her Internal ionaI status ana
frees her from the menace of an
Italian 81 Italo.e Greek attack
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Gossipsr Oh, doctor. bIab,
bIab, bEab, blab, etc., blGb, bEab,
bInb. Pm % sick.
DoctOr-Your temperature il
normal and your pulse IL all
right.
GOssiperOh, but Doctor.
bl4b, bIab, blabs bIab, etc., bIab
bIab, bIab. Il ny tongue
coated?
DoetoyNo, madam one
neVev finds nsosb on raee
trock.
Eva B. McIIinnis, Of 1920
Flower Ave-, Takoma Park,
Md, sweeps II the dollar bill
today. More dollar bills are
waiting for people with funny
ideas.
, 1926-11-16
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