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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
LOWELL, 1907 14th ST.
'"fI. TTWOoD. 1G9 S1'f i42l 18th ST f;'''''
room: ro"%: and and 5s's ss's SssSS:$$SS sS:$S :$S
WENDELL.
1883 CALIFORNIA ST.
rooms rooms and bath bath s95 g 'oo 90
HAWARDEN. l4lo r ST.
~ i220 II ST. NV.
''''' IL i725 :"'T 'LTANIER PL.
'GST.~ GIADSTONE, 'I]; iSiS l42,5; Il ST.
oOS b ST. S.W.
PASAMH. F;SSi a'S K. 'oi3' NJ ST. NV. y
'f'Ft %pVf%GSTON, Is? s; i74l i ST.
McDONATD. SIr 1 3126' 10th ST.
'"'I- H%RTFORD 81, Fl COURT, '''''
1454 Harvard St. NV.
rooms and bath; receps9n hal $4,000
2-FAMILY FLATS,
UNHEATED.
503S O ST. NV.
'S1IS SOS 'f& fD&GCsMsiBARTi'ojN Cssi AVE. is..'''
I74l 4. CAPiTOL ST.
rooms and Ssih i7.i. 'c;I,,''+ '0'''"
rooms FI.%TS. Fl S'iP HEATED. ''''"'
1910 IRVING ST. NV.
HEDGFS + iES'( F. ( & NIIDDLETON' Inc.
| NEAR 18th ST. & PARK RID.
! IN finest and largest freproof elevator
building. Very convenient. TO stores. schools
.nd .f chuThe 10 ap,s mns ss wsk hs yna
room. bedroom. kiichen, tile hath concrete
"c nords 3ss Gss sr oHv 'h @ sG FH: in sr
came availabIe. Note: These apts contain
s"T s e ASK 'Ge' fer Mrs e o"fs SRAwT
VERY LOWEST RENTS FOR
| FINEST APTS. ON PA. AVE.
| Overlooking park. near Government depts.
| frepfoof bldg. 24hour elevator service. I'm
! usual front apt. of 9 rms rec. h. tile bath.
| Completely renov waited like new: only S92 so.
real home for q s"od-sixed family, Similar
| apts in this locality rent for nearly twice
that. Also : large rms and bath. S45.
rms. breakfast rm. and bath corner apt
ouN $3.50. Act quickly. Call at the
PLAZA Pa ave. and Washington Circle at
,,nd st or phone Main S431.
ONE BLOCK FROM l4th ST CARS AND
18th ST husses delightful airy, outside
ROOMS ~ unusually attractive suites con
SiSting of living room. kitchen. dining al
cove dressing room. bath and large porch.
Priced low. 533S Colorado ave. See JAM
tor "sil
THE MCNSEH TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept Main $3.50
2OO7 EYE. ST. NV.
Two rooms hall hath: " rooms. bath
furnished y desired reasonable: Ink. ron
tlnuous hot water. sunny, warm.
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GT,ADMAN,

NO. 90 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV.
An unusually large and particu-
larly bright six-room house with tile
bath hot-water heat. and electric
lights. Excellent condition through
out. Rent reduced to S67: so per
month will give lease. Call Po-
tomac $40. am to $40 pm.
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. & O r CORAN COU r T s
23rd and ID Streets NV.

.CORCORAN COURTS
23rd and d Streets NV
Overlooking beautiful Potomac Park. Lincoln Memorial
and facing large Government Reservations
and bus line and Government departments.
Note These Unusual Values.
$3.50 $3.50
Reception hall. very large Reception hall. living ROOM
living with dressing large bedroom fully equipped
and Murphy bed tiled kitchen, attractive dnet and
bath with b,ilt-n tub and tiled bath with but-in tub
shower. and shower.
Excellent cafe. maid service and valet in building
23rd and D Streets NV.
CORCORAN COURTS.
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TIE SENlI LIE

"II9 18th IT. y w.
Ant lo-S rooms and bath 90
1907 rARK Hn. NV.
Ants II rooms and hath ........ $50 90
Act. l0c--. rooms and bath $50. 5000
$3.50 CONN. AVE. NV.
Arts. cf 3 rooms & ha;h So - 10 - 80
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO.
Real Estate Dent.
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OWASCO APT,

OWASCO APT,
| II K St.
newly Eye :ssi :sa :ss {:
ms preeiatsd ee See ;anitor Tor Z ieys ysen "' -
COLORED APT-S4o.5O.
THE NEW LINCOLN;
STs. Gnd a1ss sT ed ssh .xs.i.n
| janitor service.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
a4a 18th St. NV. Main se4a.
THE JOHN MARSHALL,
1910 X St. NV.
Thoroughly modern including refriEers-
sS ana ssstH e i"s reduced
William Corcoran Hill Co..
Main 1888. 10 Jackson Pl.. Latayette So.
RENT TO START DEC. |.
34o1 18th ST. NV.
rooms. Fi'ehss is,s sns : sa!h 81 NV 1000
sSsS SS5pAY p%YseSssiN Is 81! .aS %Sk sas s4
rms kit aps g eath !. sr. N%. a. so to $4,000
Ssd :., ars's:Ies s'ss,f Ei' and bath Rent
HALEY & CO..
1902 st. NV. NJ a016.
| l7O5 P ST.
! Several particularly desirable suites to be
diidiy located between Dupont Circle and 18th
st.: living room. dining room. bedroom. tiled
ary tub in kitchen. ample closet space: splen-
| did ianitor and elevator service: within .
few squares Of downtown and convenient to
!
moderate rental Of S66 and SS2b Apply
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
Main 1919. Rental lofs Afsrtih 18th St. NV.
FLAT.
| Four large rooms and bath. in good ne
location, convenient to two car lines good
's.u, S.,n ss cHAs. D. 3. sAaEs ,9,b St. NV.
1747 CHURCH ST. NV.
! Ant. 1-6 r. and b., $50. including elec.
| 2OO6 N ST. NV.
"Alend.ls:" Apt. so-S r and b., hall. .
l450 N ST. NV.
| Apt. "a r. and b.. ami: sb5 me.
533 2lst ST. NV.
/ 2 rooms. kitchen and bath; $40 mo.
N. F.. RYON CO., INC,
1929 St Main $3.50.
DOWNTOWN APT.
| Front apt rooms kitchen. bath: steam
heat; $3.50. Apply jswslry store, 71s 7sh
THE VALLA VISTA,
| Attractive, modern, s-rconi kitchen and
hath '{Ess'~ $50 ses and $3.50. Apr,,
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SCHUYLER ARMS,
1854 COLUMBIA RID.
A BUILDING
/ and h--5ro
OPEN LIGHTED
SHANNON & LUCHS,
st.
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EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
IA 18th 81. NV.
COL0RED
FOR COLORED.

Nine rooms and bath IN convenient loca
ton of 9th and " ats NV: new heating
pIant cleo: modern rent.
frame dwelling in sane location. six rooms
and bath and rents for only S95.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AT LAST.
FINEST APTS. IN CITY.
ANEA rzTAYrT nxxy nCNyyI>

AMAZINGLY LOW RENT,
s.: + 4: a.:s 4 ss $srS 1s!:
Ssis syery,SRss' 8G'oR Rs.t.ar.n. srus :soss W.;
Every bidr: eomDIst.lX detached Al S%s, t,a:
fss ss.rs HeeomnoSs'ions and service nn:ar-
S: .s.: IN: s:.: Ii:
nm A:S iS" TO-" hshsa
:e. hsR:r r. .ns s:;s s;S.
ca srr.s: Co En;4. IN Hs; sst
eS.rsl cts9n Hsh 81 School and
DON'T WA1T--INSPECT
NEW, MODERN, SIX-ROOM
and bath apt; all large, attrac-
tive, front. rooms on LIST floor
quiet. exclusive. location, near
Naval Observatory and Mt. Alto
Hospital. Call Columbia 40So.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
2S27 28th ST. NV.
rooms tiled bath. unusually large closets;
excellent iAnitor service.
RENT, S49.5O A MONTH.
kooss sEsfbESr AHR FA%s MGR. APT. III. ''o''0
THE Joseph SHAPIRO CO.,
ala 10Th st. NV Main e949.
RENTAL, 500.
A very attractive apartment of reception
hall living room. dining room. bedroom.
Kitchen bath and large rear porch 1.-TWO
rooms can be used as bedr0Omsl: Newly
E0ns over throughout and splendid residen-
tial section. conveniently located to stores stores
closet space; Very moderate rental. Apply
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
RENTAL AGENTS.
Main 1912 1913 10Th st. NV.
COOL AND QUIET.
A delightful spot to. pass the. Summer and
8 1t. No trafFic. surrounded by trees. .at
section in city. few choice apsrtments
left vi three and four rooms and bath In
modern building Low rents.
2220 BANCROFT PLACE.
twest from Conn. ave, ave. on .!,. 8 St to 2sre and
STONE K FAIRFAX.
8O4 18th ST. MAIN 2424.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


TLTRA-MoDERN ,APARTNINTs. AMI:
corner suites left: elevator; . to rooms.
Us 1shes per ama MONTH Appiy 70 manager. Gran
dall's Colony Apartments. Georgia ave. and
Earraxut Of. NV.
improvements: Convenient downtown loca-
ton.
1871 HARVARD sT-a ROOMS, KIT. AND
S.,s tsss ss9s.Ossfon invited 'fa.
QUIET PEOPLE WANTED III T{RsT I, FLOOR,
xaadss: ssx ss.t e e:'
M arss ros%: aas ne BATH: S.-w;s,; a!;.ilsssslIs
40 RAYMOND ST.. CHEVY CHAsE-NEW.
roems rHod. and bath H. housekeeping apt 1%
s.o 1.r SS!0Ss MONTH s"s..l Rooms 81 a$D
RS WEBSTER ST. K.w,T7s or I ROOMS:
h:'~'h., sf.s. ss:' isi: :oa'hsfn :11::, T:s'
JUST OFF 9Th ST. l476 SPRING PLACE.
airy 5.n;'Sr no. SD or phone 1 n % aiss pos ss4s
nRl9 Rooms < KIJTSKEH {1 u ASp sATH: H,M;Jl
EEISsI IS, 70 'AA' 'oN ""N'' A1'" anu
1920 WILLOW sT.-ENTTRE snd FLOOR
M 446s roon; r.toBs bath :ksepins porch Hd:"'
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH ALI.
S rsespsion 'Si Saii fitehsn. BAH and b.leonS; '
reasonable rental Sec resident manager
THE ARGONNE,
1929 Columbia Rd. NV.
RENTS REDUCED.
252O l. Street NV.
Extremely reasonable three-roSm apart'
s al .sn "t ~.
| being put IN perfect condition
1snsoE Etcs.n II has to
- Only Three vacant. 'O'
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 21OO. 92b 18th St. NV.
FINEST IN CITY.
/ room and bath: 2 rooms. kitchen and
kitshsp and . baths: rooms. kitchen and
THE kELEHER.
1909 10Th St. NV.
Northeast Corner 10Th St. and
Fla. Ave.)
North 1O4O4. Representative on Premises
$48.5O.
hall iI hSIns r"om a Nth S Mnrphy " bed H din.
ing alcOve kitchen and bath.
$3.50.
Nicely ARRANGED apartment Of ,s lsss. .,dr, Inv
nice soh sna
spendidy located at Meridian Hill PARK
.soss to
modern corner building. Apply janitor, 2%ol
'f'E DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
Main 1912. Rental 1871 t5is 10th St: NV. a
642 9TH ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS,
kitchenette, ami. good loca-
ton, $40 per month. Phone Lin
coin oO24-J or call any time.
FLEETWOOD"
New and Attractive
Apartments.
woopLEyy7 y7dL ANp Rovs5sG w5scoNsIN ~ AVE
Three apartments som.,lnsns; ,s Large dr living ing
rsS% rssspton %sd5sn hs sso n and ss $500 ''''
Open-Tnspection Invited.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. Main 6888.
THE TIVOLI,
PARK ROAD AND HIATT PLACE:
lRs
THE FILLMORE,
1920 N. H. Ave. NV.
2 rooms. largo reception hall kitchen and
s rooms, large reception hall kitchen and
H xpuiy MANAGER. 1121 N. H ave. NV.
200 CONN. AVE.
@n' nesg sssass .nG
NEW APT. BUILDING,
1901 l. ST. NE.
c9fSbE RRSbS sb6PFYsRHnRG sb61F DNcnMbEs he4n' !
New apsrtments, containing J and 2
side rooms nicely finished. Convenient to
i room. Kit and bath $40. 90 to $4,000
THssp sPs Yons
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lOO a25 18TH St. NV.
SOLO Thirteenth ST., NV.
CORNER SPRING ROAD
Two and three rooms. bath: ample closets:
in-a door bed one With porch: dining al
sS cs stS ASs: e. sss Ass a''den' .0'
1900 S ST. NV.
Apartmen. for ient-3 rooms. ,ki.ehenstts
and SoFi sash isss Il good condition. Il d.7 e.
THE ARGONNE,
100 Col,,r,hia pd
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THE VALLA VISTA,
g4lOf Goth ST.
Attractive modern Groom. kitchen and
hath spt. $50. seS and S7t so. Appjy
Apt. Ito.
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CAHILL g. NENSH
Franklin 1871 Insurance BLDG. u
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
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1873 A ST. E-Brand-new apartments
immediate possession: 3 rooms, tile bath
and rooms. reception hall and bath
S45 90 and 500 90.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PHILLIPS TERRACE,
1901 Argonne Place.
lust North of 10th and Col. Rd
Washington's Most Desirable
Apartment House.

A few OF the delightful porch apartments
left Apartments of one room. dining alcove
kitchen. tile bath with built-in tub shove,
and Murphy bed. to rooms. reception
hall. etc. Beautiful 4-rOom apartments with
pOrChes 500
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DOWNTOWN APT.
Front apt 3 rooms kitchen bath: steam
heat; $3.50. Apply jewelry store. 716 7th
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RENTAL. SO.
Nicely ARRANGED apartment of recepuon
han hy1nS rnrm. bedroom. kitchen. hath
and SIDE porch Excellent condition and
conve1IPnttv }o.afea To itfN street cars and
stores nu-.s- ami within 4 few minutes
Ns}k of dow ntown Modern freproot corner
hulid.rg Norv low rental Apply lanlt"rs
1870 < 81 nv
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8OIs o ST NW-FIyE 80 ROOMS
bath. kitchen porch; light. freshly decorated.
S47 80. Phone North 9963.
THE SOUTHERN. l501 ST APT. BOO
Room and bath 81? 50: southern exposure.
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THE LANSING. ll6 NORTH CAROLINA
AVE SE-Very desirable apartments OF
rooms. bath and large rear porch; most rea
sonabe rents In town.
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GLASGOW COURT $50 R. 1. AVE. Ne
Brand-new corner building: . rooms Murphy
bed and tile bath. $37 80: rooms. recep-
tiou hall and bath. $50. 80, and rooms
reception hall and tile bath. all OUTSIDE
rooms X63 so Resident manager.
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CLAVERLEE 846 IRVING ST. NV.
Front apt OF 3 rooms. bath and porch: 500
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
By Vida Hurst

/ She screamed: Tel. him I'm COM
ing right away. I'll explain every
thing, Vera"
Her sisters voice came, despair
ingly, "No, he's dead"
Sonia must have screamed. A
maid came running 10 her door. She
opened 1t. crying, It's nothing. Just
bad news."
She closed 1t on her sympathy,
muttering: 'Oh, God, it can't be
true"
She saw his anxious. worried face,
as IL he stood beside her. She put
her hand over her mouth to choke
the cries.
"Oh. I must get hold Of myself.
must think.
At last she went TO the telephone
and called the real estate office.
In voice shrill with pain she
asked for Franklin. She told him
the message, begging What Is the
quickest way home?"
His tone was instantly reassur-
Ing.
Pack your things, Sonia I'll
take you in the car. We can make
1t in three hours"
Afterwards she had no memory
of leaving the hotel She sat stiff
and straight In the seat OF Frank
Inns little car.
Go faster. Won't you please go
faster?" Then, sobbing, 1T doesn't
matter. He's already dead"
Flying through a canyon, mile
after mile OF desolate, level road,
the car was urged on its way
"Oh, Franklin, he killed himself
on account Of that newspaper story.
He believed IT. How could he have
believed it?"
Darling, don't feel sa badly. He
couldn't have been In his right
mind"
"He has always been so crazy
about me. / told him." she cried.
almost angrily, tears streaming
down her face, "I told him he
shouldn't love me so much. 1 never
dreamed he'd believe anything
against me-"
Something remorseful in Frank
Inns face made her add, And it is
true now, isn't It? We made 1t
true.
Sonia, he'd have done it any
way"
She shivered in horror. While
she lay oblivious in her lovers arms
her father had killed himself, had
died believing her guilty.
"And I am" she repeated,
stunned. "He had warned me all my
life and it hasn't done any good.
The one thing he was always afraid
off,
Franklin's voice was ragged with
sympathy, tortured with remorse.
"Oh, God. I'm sorry. But If you
had been on your way home it would
have happened just the same"
I'm a murderer" she whispered.
i've killed him."
By the time they came to Stock
ton she had reached dry-eyed de-
spair.
This is the end of everything(
Franklin. You must never try to
see me again"
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
THE STORY so FAR

SONIA MARSH leaves Stockton and
comes to san Francisco TO live her NE
as sne pleases. DON STILLWATER, a
young doctor, helps her get a JOB IN IN
Believing she has captivsted FRANK
LIN CRANE. petteo young salesman
Sonia allows him to make love to her,
crediting his explanation that he cannon
marry her because the breaking OF ms
engagement 10 Geneyieve Erickson,
pretty society girl might prove fatA 70
his invalid mother, -.
Cranes drinking causes an auto
wreck in ThiGbh s2niiS, s,ii, sqdier7 osrtntend
her Though Sonia still loves crane,
she is disguised with HIM and marries
- They Keep the news from all but their
parents. -
Don insists that Sonia 40 to her par,
ents while he makes q four months
trip to Berlin. and promises to release
her if she still wishes 1t when he re-
Before Sonia tells Crane she is mar
ried lie mentions the breaking Of his
engagement. Sonia says she viii be Tree
wealthy itfh WALTER HENDERSON,
whom Sonia refused 10 marry, Is found
" At the inquest sonlas enemy, BERTIE
DONOHUE tells of Crane threat
against Henderson Crane is suspected.
and TO save him Sonia falsely declares
she was with him that night IN ms
Marin County shack; oi,rn,rgs NJ tbo
sonia does not resist when she finds
Crane is driving her to his isolated
shack They plan TO spend the Elght'
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
CHAPTER XIIV

Contrary to her own expectations
morning brought no regret to Sonia
Her heart sang. AT last she had
been brave enough to take fate into
her own hands Should there come
barren days and empty nights, she
had once known exquisite Joy. Moth
ing could snatch the memory from
her.
Her eyes were sweet with dreams.
When Franklin asked. anxiously:
Sorry, Sonia?" she tossed her
head and cried, I'm gladr'
God, / love youI More than ever,
sweetheart. 1 can't let you 60"
You'll have to darling. We are
going right back to San Francisco.
and I'm going home this afternoon. "
You can go to Stockton now?"
1T will be easier now, Franklin.
1 can never be quite so hideously
lonely again.
She added: ANY way, you have
to go abroad with your mother"
II don't want to. 1 can't, that's
ALL"
But don't you have to?"
ooh, Lord, I suppose so. might
be able to stall it off for a month OF
So Shall / try it, Sonia?"
NO she insisted, prettily, feel
ing exceedingly self-righteous. III
really have to go home"
They left the shack reluctantly
kissing passionately before they
opened the door.
Wen come again when we're
married"
II hope so. 1t won't be long. I'm
going to be awfully patient"
"Well, I'm not. You'd better gel
free"
Sonia tasted life to the full that
morning. She drank deep draughts
of the fresh, clean air. When they
reached the ferry they left the cal
and huddled together in an outside
seat. She loved the sight of Sar
Francisco peering through its vel
of fog. 1t seemed doubly enchant
ing this morning.
Her exultation carried her to the
hotel where she entered, alone. A
the desk she found a note, stock
ton calling"
She entered the elevator, frown
ing. They had seen the papers. Bu'
why couldn't they wait until she
came home?
"Oh, damn, life is queer. Blamed
for something / did not do. ther
get by with murder and no one
knows"
She told herself her one night
tie fire in her heart. Warming hei
whole life!'
AS she came into her room the
telephone rang insistently.
Stockton is calling"
Yes. it would be her mother, de
manding, Sonia, are you coming
home?"
But it was not her mothers voice
which answered.
who is it?" asked Sonia.
TITS Vera. Something TERRIBLE
has happened. 80"
''Tell me, Vera. :"
tits father" sobbed her sister. HE
shot himself Sonia. -"
Sonia stood like mad creature
banging at the telephone.
Operator. givc me better connec
ton. l can't hear
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
POET TO GIVE RECITAL
Barton Rees POgue to Read Before
Nature Study Club.

Prof. Barton Rees Pogue of Up
land, Ind head of the school of ex-
preston OF Taylor University, will
give a recital at a meeting of the
Nature Study Club of Indiana to-
night at the John Heron Art In
stitute. He will give a number Of
readings from his latest book. For
tunes in Friendship"
Pogue's work as a poet has been
highly praised by many critics. His
first book. Songs o. the Soil" was
received.
The club meeting will be open to
the general public, S. E. Perkins, III,
president, announced. Ar informal
reception viii be held for Professor
Pogue following his program
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
CLUB OFFICERS
BACK MOVE FOR
TAXLEW VOTE
School Legislation Pan
Given Impetus by irving
ton Body.

The newly elected officers Of the
South lrVingtou Community Club
are whole -heartedly behind the
movement of twenty -four east side
clubs to enact legislation whereby
the citizens will vote directly on
school tax rates and budgets, it was
announced today by Oscar Stoehr.
the new president.
The movement resulted from the
school boards refusal to consider a
petition for an Irvington high school,
based on the depleted funds Of the
board due to the recent tax cut.
IndOrsed S1.09 Levy
Our organization adopted "a
resolution indorsing the levying OF
the S109 rate" Stoehr said. Some
other method Of regulating school
tax rates should be adopted besides
leaving it up to a body of three men
(the State tax commission), who per-
haps have no children and haven't
gone into the thig.
"As a matter Of fact, the Indian
apolis school board has been build
Is schools for 26 cents per cubic
foot, which compares favorably with
the 80 cent average in many other
cities.
Meeting Monday
1--WE sympathize with the boards
financial situation and our delegate
to the union meeting is authorized to
expend every effort To give them
aid
The board Of directors of the club
will hold a meeting Monday evening
to further discuss the matter, Mrs.
A R Morgan, secretary announced
Other officers recently elected are:
R G. Sinner, vice president, and
Mrs Charles Dorm treasurer
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
NEW TO SPEAK HERE

Harry s. New, postmaster general
of the United States. will speak at
the Butler University Founders
Day exercises in the university chap
Ell Feb, 10, A banquet as finale to
the days exercises will be held at
the Claypooi that evening.
New attended Butler University
'or two years.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
Test AnSzVerS

These are the correct answers TO
the Bible tex questions which ap-
pear on page 4:
1-Joseph's brothers find a silver
cup in BenJamin's sack.
liking Herod.
5-As a sister.
I'm Cana OF Galilee.
5-Paui,
6-To prove his faith and devotion
to God,
Twelve.
S-God caused him to become a
leper.
9-Because the Amalel1ite killed
Saul.
10-There are more books in the
Old Testament.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
TO DISCUSS PATENTS
Attorney Will Address Society Of
Mechanical Engineers.

Arthur M. Hood, patent attorney,
Will speak on Patents and the En-
gfneef" at the December meeting OF
the Indianapolis section OF American
Society Of Mechanical Engineers,
Tuesday. Dec. IA at the Chamber
of Commerce.
John r, Wilken. chairman OF the
local section. will give a report on
the New York meeting of the so
ciety
The Indianapolis times., 1926-12-11
SONIA D.s.::ss, A. s:s., fs,. is

He stammered, But you'll feel
differently when this is over"
NO, there is something evil in
me. Any one who comes near me
is doomed"
That's nonsense, darling. ! won't
90 away without seeing you. I'll
wait forever until l hear from you"
She longed to bury her face on
his shoulder. But. the reason for
her fathers death ! stood between
them like an angel with a flaming
sword.
Go BE Continued)
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ANNOUNCEMENT

/ hereby announce myself, q candi-
date for nomination for House Of
Delegates, on the Republican ticket,
subject to primary election to be held
later. If nominated and elected /
promise faithful performance Of
the duties of the office.
l am in favor of repeating many Of
our useless laws, amending those
laws that do not give justice to all,
am in favor Of repeating the "Gross
Sales taxi further promise to keep
the people informed as to the work
ings of the Legislature. Platform
later.
l stand for "A square deal and
AMERICA FIRST.
Soliciting your support; | beg to
remain,
w. A. STREET.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE UNDER DEED OF TRUST

BY virtue of deed of trust exec
cuted to Ray Wilson, Trustee, by
Monroe Moore and Cora Moore, his
wife, dated March 18th, 1925, and re-
corded in the County Clerks Office Of
Barbour County, in Deed Book No.
Q, at page 377, to secure the pay
ment of a certain promissory note Of
$476.59 due and payable to Lloyd
Wilson and default being made in
payment thereof, and being required
by the holder so to do, and second
deed of trust executed to Ray Wilson.
Trustee, bearing date on the 18th
day of July, 1925, by Monroe Moore
and Cora Moore, his wife, and re-
corded in the County Clerks Office of
Barbour County in Deed Book No.
Q, at page 481, to secure to Lloyd
Wilson the payment Of a certain
promissory note of $121.92 due and
default having been made thereof,
and being required by the holder of
SAID notes so TO DO, Will on the 24th
day Of April, 1926, commencing at
one o'clock P NJ, at the premises of
said Monroe Moore and Cora Moore
proceed to sell by way of public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, the prop
erty conveyed by said deed of trust
Said real estates lying and being in
the City of Belington, West Virginia
and is known as lots No. 6, 7 and &c
feet off Of lot No. 8, in Block No. A.
in the BeTington Industrial Company
addition to the said City of Being
ton.
TERMS OF SALE. Cash.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of March, 1926
3-18-4t, RAY WILSON, Trustee.