davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1897 l. ST. NW.--I-nder new nlanagenlent :
double and single rooms: twin beds. newIv
furnished 10
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1941 CALVERT ST. N.w.-COMPLETFLY
furnished apt 20 rooms. kit. and bath: light
and gas furnished. Adams 77"6. f7'
2SO7 ONTARIO RD.---TWO ROOMS. KITCH
en- bath hall. porch: we'll furnished; all
nntsida rooms. near :! car llnes
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

REQ REQ
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
1926 Nash Coach.
1926 Nash Coach.
1925 REQ Sport Sedan.
1925 Dodge Touring.
1925 Dodge Touring.
1925 REQ Coupe.
1924 REQ Touring.
1924 REQ Sedan.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1924 Ford Touring.
1923 REQ Touring.
1923 REQ Sedan.
1923 REQ Brougham.
1923 Essex Touring.
1922 Dodge Touring.
1921 REQ Coupe.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1909 14th St. NV.
Main 4173-4-5.
REQ Open Evenings REQ
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LARGE, we'll furnished room. semi-private
bath. continuous hot water, plenty of linen
bedside and desk lights, unlimited phone
walking distance: gentleman. Phone Frank
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1920 21st ST N.W-Double and single
| room, attractively equipped anne; neXt
: | North k022-X 1Ne
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: All G. NW-First floor. 2 rooms yard
;. | gas range. electricity: also light housekeep-
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
SELECTED
TRADE-INS.

The cars listed below, repre-
senting the most popular makes,
have recently been traded in to
us on new Hudson and Essex
cars. Some of them have been
overhauled, and all of them are
now in the paint shop, some be-
ing finished in Duco, and when
completed will represent a, most
selected lot of used cars. See
us about them before they are
placed on display.
Evening star., 1926-09-17

1OO7 l. NW,-Large room with twin beds,
suitable for two gentlemen: also single
Evening star., 1926-09-17

81 r. /. AVE. NV large rooms. second
and gas range in kitchen, large windows
in front, southern exposure nicely furnished
use of phone $40 per month. Phone North
Evening star., 1926-09-17

4IO 9th ST NW-Comfortahla rooms,
S3 80 to $500; housekeeping, 81 to $40;
telephone. electricity steam heat. continuous i
hot water and five bathrooms downtown To-
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1913 VT, AVE. Thomas Circle--Large. at
tractive furnished room, Ind Loor. next 10
bnth. aIs single rooms
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peridr idcation rniio ami; rooms q private bath
furnished or. unfurnishcd; 2 rooms With
elPeDing porch garage if desired " 1910
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1920 r ST. APT. 5"7-FRONT. / R. x. r
attractlvely furnished in mahogany; ideal 10
catnn Potomac 1000
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WILL SACRIFICE SOME FURNITURE OF
2-roOn kitchen and bath ant Also apt. for
rent Mrs WAMPLER 1913 Mintwood pl.
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1888 10Th ST E.W.--COZH ONE ROOM.
kitchenette and bath
1923 MONROE ST. NV OR . RO'JMS.
bath kitchenette and porch; southern eX-
pOsure: adults trausleuts accommodated.
MT PLEASAST-TWO ROOMS KITC HEN
cite bath porch. completely and attractive
ly furnished: southern exposure. adults
1899 Lamont st NV.
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9O5 B ST NE-2 rooms and porch. house
keeping: modern; gas. electricity, phone con-
tinuous hot water exceptional heat adults.
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1I2O 9th ST. N.w-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath: can accommodate 4 $50
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES & 4 RMS:
S55, incl. elect. & gas. delightfully."- warm
fOr N1rt hot RS0E
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= Dell OAKC.
REDUCED PRICES.
EASY TERMS.
Late model Dodge victoria coupes run
very little; balloon tires fully eauipped
low. low W ' - ''
Flint Big Six Touring.
1928. Powerfyl and SPEEDY In good
Studebaker Special Six Sedan.
derfai i' condition throughout. Many extras S
Hupp Touring.
Sport model: disc wheels excellent run
ming ORDER good tires, bumpers, etc.
Essex Coach.
1923: Good condition. Make offer.
All these cars may be purchased on easy
terms with small down payment.
Paige Brougham. Late Model.
Balloon tires. many extras. Priced low
for quick sale.
paint job; rubber all good. Real bargain.
Studebaker Blk Six Sedan.
1925. 7.pass: Looks and rnns like new
upholstery and paint perfect. Front and real
bumpers: many other extras.
Chandler 7-Pass. Sedan.
1925 Pixies Peak motor; in perfect con
dition. Traf1c transmission. Front and
rear bumpers. two spares, good paint and
rubber
Dodge Coupe. 1925.
l' ccnasUa 's Good car upha.s IN ns
fnish. Two bumpers and spare.
Studebaker Special Six Touring
1924. Ready to drive away. Paint and
upholstery in good shape. Front and real
bumpers. Snare.
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1918 L ST N.W.-Nice. bright hall room.
southern exposure: closet; near bath; cen
l.. ,nhI
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WILLYS-KNIGHT great six
4-pass. coupe, fully equipped; ;
like new; 3Oeo below delivered
price.
Willys-Knight, model 65, d.
cylinder, 2-passenger coupe; /;
fully equipped; runs and looks
like a new car. You will admit
$1,000 makes it a bargain.
Chrvsler. 1926, 2-passenger.
4-cvlinder coupe, fully equipped
and like new. A find at $7S5.
GEORGE c. RICE,
l+;h st. at 9.
TelephOne North 5273.
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14OI EMERSON ST-Beautiful corner room
in modern detached home: all cOnveniences;
moderately priced 1Ss
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FURNISHED ROOM in apartment; Use OF
kitchen: Southern lady preferred. Adams
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1914 LAMONT ST. N-W-Rooms for IN k,
also rooms and private bath; child no ob!ec-
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LARGE room and closed-in sleeping porch
to couple or mother and child Of school aee !;
will take care Of child until mother re-
turns from work. Address Box 216-H. star
office. IL
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THE FARRAGUT. Apt 30s-Refined; un-
usual. attractive surroundings; large. hand
somaly furnished room adjoining tiled bath
private, home: no other roorers; downtown:
modern apartment; continuous hOt-water.
cafes nearby; references: reasonable. 19e
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600 M ST. NE-Two Ink. rooms with
porch; second floor. Phone Line. 2eOS.W e.
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1904 N THOMAS Circle )---large, well fur
nished room second floor; continuous ho'
NJ &7 Sd week.
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CHEVY CHASE-Double room. home cooI
ing garage. Cleve 325S-J. IT,
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| II2O LAMONT N.W-Large. clean, second
| floor. southern-eyposure room; h.-wh., e.ec-
| unlimited H. SIT,
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| 1873 18th ST. NV. Apt. Corner room
| and smaller room. facing NJ st. Call Frank
| liz SSQ6 Redr1ap IL"
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DOWNTOWN: 8 Grant pl. NV. bet. 9th and
10th G. and H-Well furnished large front
room and kitchen. bath. electricity.
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HOLLAND MOTOR CO., INC,
1919 18th St. NV. (Bet. K & II
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main oO50.
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| 1913 CALVERT-Front room. southern ex-
| W1fcr. nriyatp home 1os
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

COMFORTABLE room with breakfast and
dinner with private family, within 10 min
tltes' walk Of President Theater. Francis
Fraunie, President Theater.
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14IO NJ NV. Iroquois. Apt. 405-..Cheerful
| attractive, reasonable; ami. renneu sur
| rnnndngs rr1nst convenient lOCatlOn
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315 TAYLOR ST. NW--Largo. room for
employed couple or . gentlemen: home priv
ileges; small Jewish family. Adams 2972.
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NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND T SIT.
Attractive bedroom: person employed: up-
to-date apartment house: every, convenience
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2O7 NW-Two large furnished house
kceping rooms and kitchenette; new: mod
ern: hath: 50 -v.eelkly: electricity: gas.
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nosiire: priyate entrance Apply between
$3.50 and pm. Apt. II. 2305 18th st.
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-Nicely furnished
single room in nrivate home: ami. unllm-
tied phone. 442 Luray pl. NV, cor. War
Ger and LlraY nl. Adams 6966.
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And IS Other Bargains.
STUDEBAKER,
17o6-17lI l4th St. NV
Potomac 1858 1851.

~ Sx.IISLt-y
Pontiac Coach Demonstration.
Also Pontiac coupe demonstration. These
two cars look and run like new in every
resDect. They carry a newcar guarantee
and viii be sold at substantial reductions
in price. Your car will be taken in trade
and eaey terms can be arranged Adams
Motor Co. "0l5 18th st. NV.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

D. c. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
TERMS.
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1921 18th NV.
North 6826.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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LIE, 1124 Vermont ave -
n. kitchanette: third. house
C0G y,1nf1thlV
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THINNER TRUSSES
HAVE AIDED MANY

II. e. thinner, 413 Meyer-Kiser
Bldg, is one of the veteran truss
filters ow Indianapolis.
For thirty-six years thinner has
studied truss demands and require
ments. He has made a speciality of
truss fitting and Is perhaps the best
informed man of that field in the
State. He was won countless friends
by his counsel and assistance in
proper truss fitting.
TOO many persons who are suf-
fering from some break in the hui
man system are content to try to
fit themselves with a truss, not
knowing what sort of an adjustment
is necessary. but being misled by
the advice of friends regarding the
sotr OF truss they can secure" said
thinner.
Skill in truss fitting comes only
after years of careful study. just as
in the case with any surgeon or
other professional man. We have
given exhaustive study and time to
research, and practical experience
has enabled us to diagnose a case
accurately. Countless numbers of
satisfied clients have been our best
advertisements"
He also carries a complete line OF
surgical instruments, elastic stock
ings and abdominal supporters.
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MANY BELIEVED
BY LOAN FIRM

Advent of winter has meant
"pinched purses" for many persons
and the Capitol Loan Company. &C
cording to L. L. Bishop. manager,
has been able to afford relief to a
large number Of families in which
misfortune has come.
1--WE are able to give financial as
sistance to persons who are respons'
ible and who desire to keep their
credit good" said Biship.
"A person who desires to pay his
or her bills is able to get money on
easy terms with us and we have
been able to render real servic6 to
large number of individuals in re-
cent weeks.
There come times when certain
bills are pressing and payment Of
them, if delayed, may mean trouble.
to persons who are able to pay OFF
their indebtedness and get on the a
feet again, as they put it.
Through loans we are able to
help many persons regain their self
respect and readjust themselves fin
ancially. We have refinanced num-
Der of automobile loans for persons
whose original contracts called for
heavy payments. We have been
able to help such persons cut down
the size Of the payments, which en-
abled them to divert their money to
pay other bills"
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He has opened his oyster house for
the second season at the Ohio street
address.
With the advent of cold weather,
the oyster appeals to many persons
as a change from the spring and
summer meats and foods and the
oyster business picks up, he ex-
planned.
Because of the fine food qualities
of the oysters" Everingham de-
clared, "it has become highly priced
by dieticians. The oyster contains
more chemicals necessary to proper
digestion and nutrition than almost
any Of the products offered for sale.
1t contains plenty OF iodine, which
enables persons to thwart golfers,
and it contains other chemicals,
which nature demands for the sys-
TEN.
I'VE make a speciality Of serving
only shell oysters, because we can
give the public the real. nutritive
qualities of the oyster. When oys-
tiers are shipped in bulk they lose
much of their real value as food,
the rich natural juices being lost, alb
sorbed or deterioriting after oysters
are removed from their shells and
then shipped"
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tonnage of October, 1925, of over
260,000 pounds. The first ten months
of 1926 as compared with the first
ten months OF 1925 shows an in
crease in tonnage for the period of
over one million and half pounds.
The Union Traction Merchants
Despatch freight consignments are
forwarded IN passenger train ser
vice and make the same fast time
az the passenger cars. Through this
service 1t is possible for shippers in
Indianapolis to put shipments in
the hands Of consigneeS in Ander-
son, Muncie, Kokomo, Logansport,
Peru, Wabash, Marion. FIT. Wayne,
Lima, Ohio, Kendalville, Waterloo,
Goshen, Warsaw, Portland, Button,
Union City, Newcastle and hundreds
Of other points north and east of
Indianapolis or to receive shipments
from these points. within the space
of one to six hours, depending on
distance. The rates charged for this
service are but little more than reg
ular freight rates, which. coupled
with the dependability Of the excel
lent service rendered, accounts for
the growing popularity of the Union
Traction Merchants Despatch eDi
press freight service.
Plans for increasing the capacity
and convenience Of shippers at the
indianapolis station are under con-
sideration and 1t is possible that in
the near future more adequate facili-
ties may be provided at this station
for the handling Of this important
branch Of the business.
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Homemade Supply
Of Fine Cough Syrup
Better than ready-made cough syyups.
and saves about 81. Easily
prepared.

If you combined the curative prop
critics of every known "ready-made"
cough remedy, you probably could not
get as much real curative power as
there is in this homemade syrup, cas-
lily prepared in few minutes.
Get from any druggist 21a ounces of
Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and
ill the bottle with plain granulated
sugar syrup, or clarified honey, as
desired. The result is q full pint of
really better cough syrup than you
could buy ready-made for three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause OF cough and
gives almost immediate relief. 1t loos-
ems the phlegm, stops the throat tickle
and heals the irritated membranes so
gently and easily that 1t is really as
tonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and it is splendid
tor bronchitis, hoarseness and bronch-
ial asthma.
Pinex is a most valuable concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract and palatable guaiacol,
which has been used for generations to
break severe coughs.
TO avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "215 ounces of Pinex" with
directions. Guaranteed to give A
absolute satisfaction or money rNs.
promptly efu II e d. The -.
Plnex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. s
7pO1I[NlEAZ
j. for COu9hS-N-
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M'NARY-HAUGEN
BILL OPPOSED
QUESTIONABLE Shows Feeling
of Indiana Farmers.

Indiana farmers are opposed to
the McNaI-y- Haugen farm relief plan,
TO resolts announced fol
lowing a QUESTIONABLE undertaken
by the Farm Journal. agricultural
newspaper published at Spencer Ind.
or 1854 Hoosier farmers who
voted, 2.091 were opposed to the plan
whole only 463 favored 1t, the Jour
nal announced today.
However. the Journal reported a
heavy majority in favor OF the plan
in Minnesota and North Dakota.
The staten .ent was made IN an
swer to an attack by William II. Set
tie, Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
upon the Journals straw
vote.
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Births


John and Esther Coon st. Vincent Hos
George and Elizabeth stotty, St. Vincent
= william and Roso Taylor. St. Vincent
Ralph and Daisy Lndamood. st. Vim
jaw and Alberta Thompson. 81. Vincent
Charles and Bernadine Mountain. st.
Frank and Charlotte Judd. st. Vincent
William and Amelia Tsylov. 24oa
Gorins and Mabel Mitchell, 31s5 Min
John and Florence Jackson. 222oh q.
Stoughton and Maud Shaw. 22o9 s. Ne
James and Amelia Plummer. 234o
Brookstde.
Leo and Clara Landwerlen. st. Vincent
:. James and Jeanette Wills. 81. Vincent
Hospital.
Albert and Lenora Gerth. 81. Vincent
Hospital.
Theodore and Marguerite Schneider. St.
Harry and Charlotte Mayer. st. Vincent
Robert and Floss. witherpOon. st. Vim
Arthur and Edith Singer. st. Vincent
Fl. and Katherine Hunt. ga Spring.
Carol and Elsie Smith. 1912 BeIfon-
Frank and Arletta Brame,. 712 Fayette.
John and Julia Lock. 222 South Sum-
Herman and Hermanetta Adam. 1914
Gilbert and Marjorie wildr1dge. Metho-
dist Hospital.
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D|ETIC|ANS 0. K.
OYSTERS FOR FOOD

Mankind has always been eager
TO try some new food product. the
appetite changing with the seasons
and era, but for many years not the
oysters has come to be accepted as
one Of the finest foods discovered.
The oyster appetite is greatly en-
HANGED by proper preparations of the
mollosk. according to ]. w. Ever
ingham. proprietor OF the Philadel-
phia oyster House. los f. Ohio St
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YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE
WHEN YOU TURN TO HUSKY
Results Prove This Medicine Does EVERYTHING Said
and Claimed for 1t and
Even More.
indianapolis Sufferers Have
Learned the Truth
of ThiA

The results secured by thousands
OF people in this city through the
use of Husky prove that any per-
son suffering from stomach, liver,
kidney and bowel trouble, head
aches, dizzy spells, constipation, in
digestion, gas and sour stomach, loss
OF appetite, nervousness, unsound
sleep, rheumatic pains, and weak,
tired feeling, will make no mistake
when they turn to this medicine.
husky has proven that 1t wifi do
everything said for 1t and even more.
MRS. FLYNN SPEAKS:
We cite an interesting case in the
story Of Mrs. J. c. Flynn, 1O49 S.
Delaware St., which follows. Mrs.
Flynn's experience is like thousands
OF others here and just adds fur
Their proof as to the ability of Husky
to do the things claimed for it.
Il suffered greatly from stomach
trouble. had to be very careful
as to what I ate, for indigestion
seemed to come after after almost
stomach, causing a bloated feeling.
During these attacks | thought 7
would smother. Constipation added
to my misery. My nervous system
was In a weakened condition.
Il began taking Husky. and
thanks to this splendid medicine, nv
health has improved wonderfully
The stomach trouble is relieved.
can eat heartily without a sign of
indigestion, gas or bloated feeling
afterward. AS a result no longer
endure those awful smotherine
spells. The constipation is relieved
and l enjoy regular bowel action
My nervous system has been great
.ly strengthened
Il am gaining in health and
strength each day and am still talk.
ing Husky. This is a remarkable
health building medicine and 7 rec
ommend it with confidence to other
sufferers"
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CALL AT HAAG'S

Every person in Indianapolis suf-
fering in any way Husky Is recon-
mended to relieve is urged to call
at Haag's Store, ia N. Pennsyl-
vania ST., and have this medicine
explained to them. Husky Is help
ing thousands right here in this city
and will also help you IL you will
only give it the chance. All Haag
Stores and other reliable pharma.
cies distribute Husky.-Advertise
ment.
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Of
POOR HOUSES IN
COUNTIES SOUGHT
Eagles Lodge in Favor of
PenSionS-Legis!ation
Planned.

Pushing before the coming Lagis-
lature Of bill to abolish county poor
4 houses, and substitute "a more hu.
manitarian and economical way Of
handling the situation" probably q
mpension system, is being considered
by the old age pension commission
of the Fraterral Order of Eagles of
Indiana, following a meeting here
Saturday.
Thirteen district chairmen, headed
4 thy Otto p. Deluse, a national officer
Of the organization, went on record
as favoring immediate passing of
such a law.
Taking as their basis a survey by
a committee appointed four years
ago, the committee pointed out that
lit cost SS638 a month per capita to
care for the infirm wards Of the var
* ious counties. Against this they
place the maximum of $25 per month
allowed under the bill which is pro-
posed.
States Adopt Pensions
r. Several States have adopted old
q age pensions according to Deluse,
cRAAOA6 lIlSIu 4NSNdClcl, N1OULdnd, w Is
consin and Alaska. In Pennsylvania
5 the State Supreme Court declared
the act invalid, because of con-
stitutional inhibitions. The Gov
Is errors Of Washington and California
Z vetoed the law when passed there.
!. According to records to be pre-
scented for consideration of the State
lawmalIing body, 500 out Of $500
e infirm inmates of the various county
institutions died in 1923. The aver
2 age length Of life In such institutions
y is shown to be but three years.
~ Sixty-one percent OF those now in
!. such institutions are more than 65
y years old.
=. Frank e. Herring, South Bend,
~s chairman of the national commits
q sion on old age pensions for the
r Eagles, was head of the commission
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TO STAGE INITIATION
Wreck" Of Forty and Eight SEIZED
uIed for Saturday.

Wrecks of tho Forty Men and
Eight Horses. American Legion fun
making society. are announced in
advance, but the passengers must
beware.
Initiation OF the Forty and Eight,
known as a wreck. will be held at
4:s0 D. m. Saturday at the Hoosier
Athletic Club, Ben A. Wieneke, cor
respondent. announced today. Din
ner and election Of officers will fol
low.
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Deaths

Nellie Horn. 40. 535 Agnes. pulmonary
tuberculosis.
Eva Grubbs. SO. 734 N. Capitol. broncho
pneumonia.
Charles Allison Stuart 4, AZ N Keal-
ing diphtheria.
Edna Phillips, 81. 230 N. Liberty.
Bertha Elsiqs. y. aos E. Twenty Fifth.
cardiac dilatation.
Donald Cleary. 3 months. st. Vincent
friedrich stecF. ". 1912 Fayctte.
'' Lucille . Mason Hill. 20. ZOOS Almont.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
susan 4. peming. 81. 3o4s N. Della
ware diabetes.
Daisy Young Lindamood. SO. st. Vim
cent Hospital. inanition.
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OFFERS SHIPPERS
AFAST SERVICE

That the merchants despatch ex-
press freight business over the
Union Traction lines is increasingly
popular with merchants and shippers
is evidenced by a report just com
pleted by r. D. Adkins. joint agent
at the fractional Terminal express
office in Indianapolis.
This report shows that during Oc'
tober OF this year the tonnage
handled through this station, via
the Union Traction lines. totaled
720.140 pounds, an increase over the
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which made the State survey and Is
taking active part in the preparation
of the present campaign.
Outline Education Campaign

1t was the consensus Of opinion
at the meeting that the only obstacle
was feeling Of distrust on the part
of the taxpayers. To overcome this
feeling a campaign of education on
the subject was outline. In Ne
vada and Montana the cost per CAPT
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Any person suffering in any way
Husky is recommended to re-
lieve and who really wants re-
lief, will make no mistake when
they turn to this medicine, for 1t
not only does all that is said for
it, but even more.
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A yard where lions, tigers and 9th
er animals and serpents are bought
and sold Is a feature Of the East End
Of London.
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A lone COW derailed the last three
cars of a passenger train en- route
to Vancouver recently by running in
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BUILDING Permits

W. F. Maisoll. enclosure 1905 N Capt.
+. B. Jackson. garage. 419 N. Chester.
S. A. Morrow. dwelling. 727 s. Emer-
S, II. Lockhard. dwelling. 3142 Hovey,
william Cooley. dwelling. 1921 N. Riley.
SO ZOO
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ia has been reduced to SIT per
month by this system.
Those who attended the meeting