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AVERAGE WHEAT PRICES
ABOUT SAME AS YEAR AGO
World Crop for Past Season Re
ported to Department of
Agriculture.

The world crop of wheat for the
crop season 1925-26 was estimated by
the Department of Agriculture TO-DAY
ut approximately 1000. 100000 bushels
on the basis of returns received from
practically all producing countries eX-
cept China.
The latest estimates have indicated
a production of 1880, 900 900 bushels
outside of Russia, and the most re-
cent reports from that country have
placed it's crop at 646, ,O00. 900 bushels.
The Argentine crop was estimated at
2l5 900 900, and the Australian at
10 900 900 bushels.
1t seems that this years world
wheat crop may be consumed at an
average price not far out of line with
that of last year.
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POTATO BUYING FAIR.

CHICAGO. January u LP).-Pota-
toes trading just fair, market weak
on Northern stock, about steady on
Idaho; receipts, l53 cars: total United
States shipments Saturday, 75s; sun
day, A; Wisconsin, sacked round
whites. 3.75a4 90; fancy. shade higher;
Minnesota. sacked round whites. 3.65a
$50, according to quality; Idaho. sack
ed ruSsets, 4.25. few sales.
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CHEESE LAW UNSOUND.

MADISON, Wis. January IS (Spe-
ciaD.-The Wisconsin law regulating
the manufacture of cheese has been
declared unconstitutional, though in
effect since 1895. Wisconsin manufac-
turerS make as much cheese as all
other states combined and test of
the law through the highest courts is
expected.
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ROCK ISLANDS TRAFFIC.

NEW YORK, January Is LP).-
Traffic on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific for the first IA days OF
January was slightly under the vol
ume for the same period last year
loading of revenue freight having
been 58,474 cars against 59,23S.
Evening star., 1926-01-18

DOWN STAIRS STORE
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1arquisette Curtains, S1.15 Pr.

100 pairs at this special price Full size
curtains in white and cream with ecru
lace and ecru with natural lace. pa
yards long. Well made and particularly
desirable for this time OF the year.
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LIVE POULTRY PRICES

CHICAGO. January IS fP)-Poul.
try, alive. steady; prices unchanged
receipts. cars: fowls, 23a26: Springs
27i2: turkeys. 81; roosters. 20: ducks.
25a30: geese. 21
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V Cretonnes for Spring Specially Priced

Small, large, medium and all-over designs.
Included are the new PANEL EFFECTS.
broken stripe effects and floral, basket
and bird designs in an entirely new range
OF colors. Cretonne is often used for au
tomobile and furniture covers.
RS sToRr
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Sizes II to 20
and SO to 48

All the shades including the French tones: Holly
wood green, Italian blue, Bo de Rose beige cork,
rose, navy, phantom red, gray and black.
The quality OF crepe exceptionally good these frocks
Soft utterng and ustrous. And the styesevery frock
in this remarkable sale Of absolutely style arrived
You will be missing unusual opportunity to
trock at very low price If you do not these.
Evening star., 1926-01-18

Ruf1ed White Curtains. 78c Pr.

Hemstitched Rufflcd Curtains. OF scrim
or marquisette, with tie backs. All plain
white. these make lovely additions 10
bedroom or kitchen windows. These are
unusual values purchased very specially.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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New Scrims, Special, 2Oc Yard

New, plain and fancy weaves with wide
or narrow borders in white, ecru and
cream. Figured block effects, diamond
block effects, plain with wide hens and
plain. These are the newer styles in
curtaining for Spring.
Evening star., 1926-01-18

With thoughts OF Spring comes the home
keepers desire to liven up her house. And
we recommend these cretonnes as the best
means to give her home lively and yet
subtle appearance. These new Cretonnes
display large number OF new effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

HEATED FLATS.
PA a. Whittier sts-rt !. q b. 49,. !. ses 90
1872 7th st nv. IS IL, d b ....ss 1000
ia Quincy ct. nles---3 III. X. q b.. $500
B. F. Saul. co..
Main goo. a25 18th ST. y. ":
TIE Sc. PAUL 1872 18th ST. n,
No. 6--5 rooms and bath /. !. go. 400.70
IHE Tu 5fIIss .n sio Dssl Ism 81. NV 49,
70 s fHT L ieERs ssd Psi HsSa, d ST. 10000
THE cLIFFB0URNE.. 1855 Calvert So N.WI,
The DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
No. 81 rooms and bath S07 80
No. bR--5 rooms and bath q. 1900
8. THE ESSEX 1922 n 81. NV.
THE cALIFoRNIA, .I775 Calf. ST. NV.
N4 1I S-- 11v rSo1s and bath. $500
no. 22--3 rooms and bath :. SAD 80
= THE PE EsHsIns an ss6 Ss'h isth ~ y 80
All soE 2H rHeRe an ~ bath AZ ss0 %
Day ph. u. AVS. nighf nh on. 6610.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fCOntinued.4
1880 LINCOLN I'D. Ne. N. CAP. . Re-
-Four rooms and bath. over store. private;
$500 800, :, zzy77 wv
BATH: wei furnished: beautiful view over
ch asins Z: rom Adams rsss J gSsSa go
REAL OPPORTUNITY 10 PURCHASE
@ cIsy viii unnsIal spsr.nsnt
ss s9 asss rasS sv ssryse
hG ont roc ss sompsssy sarse
$40; without Earage. $40. Col. 1870. o.
CooL; QUIET ,APT, AZ 1881 2sth ST. 81;
cor s%sr r hGs al. 81 g. .e sas
$3.50 c1LTFoRNfA ST., APT. 605--PoR orch.
SsSSRs HSSaf slna roG saes
THE KEDRICK. 1901 < 81. NV Ar.
ad iSs stb roG ses ha
psss i. na ssor N S%aa. sSSss 5aTa
rates. q N
1907 CLIFTON 81. SUITE OF 8
lovely rooms, private bath: excellent board |;
i4ia KENNEDY sT--DET1cHED RESI-
6sncs snS ss sos nssaAsss ossn
Al NEW YORK AVE NICELY EuH-
nlshed. rooms private bath. cleo. go.
OPPOSITE LINCOLN PzRK-TURNIsHED
c eenffse a. ph s4S Ii Sd o sSo
ing porch apt.: 6eautliylly fHrnishea n.
saSas pssna h soor SS near H0a
Can Pot. 6D6 u
BROOM APT. FURNISHED, 2nd.FE0OR
aso apsr Hasa v ssooF Ssek % so
~. IL ) = "
I'I 4 "a LAncE NISILY EUh
s SaS sss sd eec @ month";
l40l COL. RD--ONE ROOM. KITCHEN
months. Rent, sAS. Phone Col. 8S44. Or
8 EYE ST. NM ANp Rooms. $40
ard $50 per month ipssHlndins electricity 4. and
SlS es Sc o.S ss n sS,Ss AN FL n SAg5
IL ii ST. NE. OPPOSITE CHPTT0T--x
and large rooms. bath kitcnenette COM
2 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. phI-
nicely furnished: back porch 20 yard elec.
a02 Mass. ave. ne. 8.
1910 KAL0RAMA RD, - FOUR. ROOM
apt. completely furnished; two bedrooms.
each with twin beds, accommodating four
aoul' MsziRsRSLEY BETHEA. Pot. 4es.
IT Iss sahGsHF 81, k@
nisksd; csssnSsraiiy lcSSisd Se.si ssivIss; Sto
e 800 month Wen heated and ven ri,
'1d aEe@ ssss!ssA saasr
THE ADLLPAiA. 1877 caeePlp s., 49,.
' THE a AVoN a6a i7s4 = 81 sp NV.
cASxS1ueH o y u vi i8ss inn 81 Nv
f9 aak i plS;Rek'MsS sS bei faas i; so
rooms rooms s ana BAN Bssh n. is SS
R 4sns SHS cso SUI IRIS f7tn ST. NV =
TaR sTAfgo2RD.n i i1s ss Lander n. N NV. s
IA TAI il W E& a..a sssso
VISITORS TO CITY
1os ss ,sa sk e. e. besss .sss hotel
bidrs Ii -, and most sccesbis ressnsIa III
legations: beaYutul. large outside rms. tile
b b..h garaues dlocgs rms sS6 rms md
10Th 1893 q e ssss if,eaI ]. 1 NV
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
% sp ssri as.iss a e ies thar hs
hotel rates in the finest magnificent group
q FsproSdf sg, Sldss o,. hc slsv aa
ia aH "a. osh SsaRsss SS eoneTsss
g. p e - :G q IN ne r.ns s ana :
svsils6is. Act quietly. cal cliiiion Ts.Tacs
S SSr'a 74s s'S ra ms S Ssson e. ~ phons
TT WILL PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE THIS.
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CARLTON TERRACE.
2313-17 CHAMPLAIN ST.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. .S4E I
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DECATUR. 2l3l FLA. AVE.
) ROOMS. nfchHEN AND BATH. :. s S1.SS,
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NEW CoRpoEA, 1909 soth ST.
: ROOMS. kifc AZ AND BATH !. s55 $3.50
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Rooms E HUN a aR8 sAiETE $4,000
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. ;. 5000
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!. no S0NRpo 2Eh 2 so.h AND FLA. AVE- -
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cARyEL HALL, 1915 K ST.
ROOM. GRILL AND BATH. $40 80
I BOON. KIT. AND BATH. .$i3. 800 41.50
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,oo,,s coYwoop, 1925 I ST. ..o.o
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5 ROOMS. k1rdaaEEsss I zS st. barn. $500
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lii IOMMODORE APT.
s:.: 81 S.ss
THE PENTILLY,
1872 X ST. NV.
Z !, sun few honsekeeping aBts. ayaiIsble In
8, Apps a9 mansssP % S pTs%s.s
Y New Fireproof Building
csuS END ,w Ss SSSn aa ss bi a.
] room, ana nm SE% BuiIDiNs: ..o 90
iss%' " S Ssii u s:A Wy "a 5000
r roon,s ana snd S Sa.hh. 1929
~ siie KAsLIioRAMi RID. NV A~0'OV
& rooms snd z baths sII e %
Y $3.50 $3.50 ADAMS viii ND. -0s'0O
rooms and bath. porch. :. $500
rom 81 ses Sss coSES. xvE. NV. =. so'Oo
rens rsc spi m Sali fiicGen. han oOOO
room. Eiies sa rscs a1Sa n ali ana aM
. rooms room kitchen and BAN. ..... $50
1'0n i isss ei az Rn1i ii. NV. s..0O
Fes1a. a diniS Ss'h room. kIieksn ma oOOO
oa'1T HE fofaER. Iii End 81 81. 81 81. .1'oO
7 l00ns va a,S Ss'1 1iik III. NV. & $500
IS rooms and bath 49,. j. :. $500
rooms ZIG 1893 8a PzR R4rf ab. NV. s.oOO
rooms and bath ~. $50 90
I '00ns u f! Hss1f i. Avs. Nv. y. OoOO
2 rooms ana Da ~ 1 81 Nh l. :. 5000
100n i0Ss aa sss 4 avE. NV $3.50
ICONS II i7 Iasi PA. Avn. INV. $3.50
r00ni $50 20 e eaia NIx ST. Wv. 49,
rG faE AK sSsf6 aad o Rs.a aoih s4 g
looms sna so nv. sis. 81. NV: ]. !. soo-oO
9 r00ns1 a asS Kpasin16RAMi RID. NV. 1000
rooms Aii iioa i fnd 81 ~ NV. s0O.OO
room. dining alcove. kitchen md
ga Sol 3. 81. NV. 's..' =
rooms ana i saithe 81 NV $3.50
resaa. dinins aic sS &c fI.c6is 81 800
. go ;g40 siil 81. Nv '0'0's...0 =
room. al sT fl.e "a Az Y. q SMsiA $500
7c2 25nd So. NV. u.
sa's - 400 lii 81. NV. - ss'os
1 room. kitchen and bath. 5000
49, . III 81 M. LiNKiNs, -
,op poss n M.s sEIEs s a1ii
1901 MASS. AVE,
2 and 2 rooms. ,. and porch S56-to $500
WAKEFIELD HALL. aIol y, +. AVE.
% 3 rooms and bath SeO.OV e SlAv.VO
THE JEFFERSON. 1900 ieth 81. 8.
rooms, Kitchen and bath $50 70
THE AI-RoY. 1918 KENYON ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. 5000.
1909 10Th ST.
~ rooms and 3 baths. -. $4,000
THE RIVERSIDE, 2ia6 q So. NV.
4 TO rooms and bath. SAT 80 20 $77.bo
I'd TIE Ts sSRs ssa s ssas l.ss 20 3
THE PREsIpENTTAT.. 1929 istn 81.
> 10 ; rooms, 3 baths. 100 p $4,000
THE COLUMBIA, 1901 eIRARD ST.
, rooms Kitchen and bath. 5000
THE LEoNMAR. aioo n 81.
3 rooms and bath 800. 90
: rooms kitchen and ss.h. :. -. $4,000
rooms. li, ssssss "a ESR b. sE NV $500
room. ai.sA.ssi AZ ll Ss|A sT $500
zoos 18th ST.
: and Z roons and bath 80. $50 70 s7a.50
1880 CHAPLIN 81.
rooms. kitchen and bath. q. ~ Il 4 $4,000
THE CONGRESSIONAL. 100 EAST CAR. 81.
s10shs ana patn So $50 {. :. Sou.uU
27EO i4tn 81.
- pasn. So. Z. {. u. !. ~ osVV
., v. i. WEST COMPANY
Il THN ALBERT. 1898 b ST. NV.
rnle., hit. bath and porch 8. n. 81 S7b 90
3 rms kits balh and porch. \. =. 6S .S0
11ih Ay0NpALE. 1874 r ST. NV.
, rras:: hs ana besh &. $50 800
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GOOD TENANTS WANTED.

lcokinr Rock CrsaE PARK: tile baths. open
With q, extra Large "A x10-f 9lasssd and
qcfpaned sleeping porch: onIy $40; one
iront. $50. This q positively the finest and
best bidg. ID Mt. Pleasant. See tanitoe. the
Argyie, Mt, Pleaeant ~ and Park q. z;
4 rms. an frDnt. $06. rms. $s7. 90. Rhone
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ApATpMMIEtTfIIlf.s@YYH I'll IEIfS
n Nfs NM ! 4 . 4 ~
,a / g, ~ :, I I DIN ! 4 c = w
.nd large rms 81 a y Ist tls r ssse
:ssssF % p ass s5t "a AM 4 TO m
BEST FOR Z Ess.
7.sIo 70 Ti irepr sss Slds sisy ssiyies
pny ops ls zs oassds
a ssslas RSn e s ave. sss aci aais
D phone Main szaz ioT saso roe .
All APs. - /. Z ~ y; a MI.
Al. Ia 49, g. i as;s sT Ina fS Ssib.
AL AL To-: ~ iissisSSsn,r u ana Sssh.
Adj. s--s saa ~ ~ Ssdassa y sos.
ST. b.: newly pspsfed and painted. al
oufside rooms Low rent.
sa 2 4. z p; s s!ssss n pe sT lpNs awl
81. = b. el $50 enc q g gssis heat included
Apt 2---B r. q 81; cleo. h..w.h.. $50.
II. 3: RYoN g co. NC
asis g Isia = J ~ g gS siI "
l:::. ss:.s:E.s ' s al. 4 A.
Wight and airy: : z-rnn. corner ant AL FAC.
p psrsS n poslsvey Sss @ II money 3 ss6
is iSss. s.s;s zgSs
- = -STSTTT-
+ lJNQUESf lONAbLH lie
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ROOM n41NR p S2Inl zso EYE l 81 so.s4a 50
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
zs5l QUE STREET.
Reduced Rents.

Entire building redecorated
throughout.
One room, dining alcove,
kitchen and bath. ... .$42.5 so
Two rooms, dining alcove,
kitchen and bath 5000
Three rooms, dining alcove
kitchen and bath. ..... z2.5o
All apartments have Murphy
beds. Tables and chairs fur
nished for dining alcoyes.
Open for Inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

z3o NEWTON ST. NV.
New apt. havine only four vacancies.
? rooms. comb; q. s, hit = bath SSl IN
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SASS CONN. AVE. NV
Drnnd.nAw aparsmsnt bulidine, HAVING
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1.,GET our APARTMENT FoR Rent LIST.
|6D4 Ell, So NE.

3407-o-l1 10Th ST. NV.
MeIl Arranged 3 and i room apartments
10 Cleveland Park, about one square rom
which make these especially desifable for
fnnltiioo with ehiidfAn.
8 rooms. kitchen and bath III. 81. .&03 ESQ
8 f0omB. Kitchen and bath. 80 49,. $3.50
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ntent: Eccsns and adicining BATH nice new
iDEZL TS'0 MOONS AND KTfCRENEF7E:
eor11cffnblS furnieheds modoips n4nr cara
and otct1et private home VI ehod nolfkhof~
hood, Nedpoed rent Tor nertnnn1l,t tonNAe.
suit: can 800 TULIP ave- 1skoa,a Pal: G
ssss u ~ ss 81 i ga e.
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Pill DEL. AVE. S.N.

New buiiding, close % Capitol and L4hrarye
2 rooms, kitchen and bath /. :. :. 30
a room. kitchen and bath 81 $50
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1908 CONN. AVE. NV.
Modern afkht.stcry lirspr6Of ELEVATOR build
Ing. overlooking the beautiful Dean tract,
Iooma kitchen and bath 4. -. $4,000
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VxCA4fNd $50 APT. s6Efsii1 $40 Ekfalg
ssissasss5alsF sss ssHas. . b
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1919 VERNON ST. NV
roofnn ana hAtlSe. i. Il. II. /. Il. Il. 4100. 100
J ro0ne. eilchen anq path 80 seQ
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Inspect Today Rents Reasonable.
Bay Street Apartments Open for Inspection.
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H. L. RUST COMPANY,
1ool 18th ST. NV.
Main 1888.

THE COMMODORE APT.
y. h. AVE. q r sT. NV.
70 a. rooms and bath: housekeeping:
new 6uildlnz: reasonable rent. Pot 1900
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1921 HARVARD 81. N.W.---LafTe. well fur
nished front room for two: owners home.
and service: REASONABLE. Col. 6O93. es
1852 FILLMORE ST NV communicat.
ing rooms with lavatory: accommodate 4 per.
sons: with Or without board; twin BEDS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
FOR CRIME Department
Schortemeier, in Address, Favors
Central Information Bureau.

A State crime department with a
central bureau to tabulate informa-
ton Of criminals was proposed by
Secretary of State Frederick E.
Schortenaeier Monday night in an
address to Irvington Republican
Club members.
There is lack Of coordination be-
tween county officials and that
makes it easy for the criminal with
the modern means Of transporta-
tion," Schortemeier said. Claris
Adams, John F. Walker, Thomas
Carr Howe and Byron K. Elliott, also
spoke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
GOLF GREEN TO
Be PRESERVE
City Boards Decide to Save
Course.

The loving care and tender solici-
+11de a. golf green requires was the
subject of discussion at a joint meet
ing Of the park and works boards
Monday.
woodstock Club members object
to curving Clifton st. through the
park because they say a golf green
It will cut off will require two years
to replace" said Emsley Johnson,
park board president.
"That sounds like bunk" com
mented Roy c. Shaneberger, board
of works president.
Clifton st. viii be routed only
from Pomander Pl. to Golden Hill
DR., the boards decided, thereby pre-
serving the golf green and eliminat-
ing temporarily a turn to which
business men Of North Indianapolis
objected.
The business men sought to ex-
tend Clifton St. straight through
Woodstock Club links to Northwest
ern Ave, near Thirty-Eighth St,
but a. lease Of the park board
property the club uses prevents the
undertaking, Johnson reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
REV. HEROD NAMED

The Rev. H. L. Herod, superin-
tendent Of the Flanner House, SO2
N. West ST.. Is new secretary
of the fnterracial committee of the
indianapolis Council of Social
Agencies. The Rev. Herod succeeds
Charles O. Lee, who recently became
secretary Of the Tulsa, Okla, Com
mnnitY Fund.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
JohnG. BechtoI

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months thought would have to go
to some other climate, which l did
not do, but began using DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and after
taking about one and a half dozen
bottles in connection with DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets I was again in good
health. 1 am satisfied DR.. Pierce's
remedies saved my life. They also
relieved me of a bad case Of indi-
gestion '-John G.. Bechtol, 70S Har-
rison ST., Eft. Wayne, Ind.
You can always find these medi-
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borhood drug store. Write DR..
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to 20
lice belong to:
Erwin C. Latta, SIT Sutherland
Ave-: Ford, 522-21S, from near
Robert Long Hospital.
Carolyn Field. 4O2 N. Meridian
St; Ford, 5O4-62O, from Pratt and
Meridian SITS.
Arthur j. Bicknell, 1918 winthrop
Ave-: Ford, 1851, from Penn
sylvania and Louisiana. SITS.
Ellsworth E. Reid, 1858 N. Ala
bama St; Ford, 27-537, from New
York and Meridian SITS.
Clarence Huntsinger, 1908 w.
Michigan St., Ford, 510-699. from
Sixteenth ST. and Capitol Ave.
Ruth Hill, 427 N. Capitol Ave;
Studebaker, from in rear Of that adj
dress.
Frank GrinneIdi, 2O3 Bright St;
Chevrolet, from st. Clair st. and
Capitol Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
RHEUMATISM PAINS
ARE NOW IN SEASON
Says glass of Salts helps to
overcome Rheumatism
acid.

Rheumatism is easier to avoid
than to cure, states a well-known
authority. We are advised to dress
warmly, keep the feet dry, avoid
exposure, and above all, drink plenty
of good water and avoid eating
sweets of all kind.
Rheumatism is caused by body
waste and acids resulting from food
fermentation. 1t is the function Of
the kidneys to filter this poison from
the blood and cast it out in the urine;
the pores of the skin are also a
means of freeing the blood of this
impurity. In damp and chilly cold
weather the skin pores are closed.
thus forcing the kidneys to do dou-
BILE work; they become weak and
sluggish and fail to eliminate this
waste and acids, which keeps accu-
mulating and circulating through
the system, eventually settling in
the joints and muscles. causing stiff
ness, soreness and pain, called rheu-
matism.
At the first twinge Of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces OF Jad Salts; put a table
spoonful in a glass Of water and
drink before breakfast each morning
for a week. This is helpful to neu-
tralize acidity, remove waste mat
ter, also to stimulate the kidneys,
thus often Kidding the blood of rheu-
matte poison.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is
made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with litiha,
and is used with excellent results by
thousands OF folks who are subject
to rheumatism.-Adve
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
Puzzle a Day

Many people have found learning
the Charleston such strenuous work
that they are turning to the quiet
old-fashioned dances for relief. Miss
Bina West of Port Huron, Mich, SUI
preme commander Of the Woman's
Benefit Association, is helping the
more awkward ones. She has asked
many" local bodies Of her organiza-
ton to form eld-fashioned dance
classes. By many" she means q
number which is Invisible in four
parts, in such a manner that the
first part is 500 times, the second
400 times, the third 80 times, as
large as the last or smallest part
While the sum Of the digtts in the
number is four and one-half times as
large as the last part.
Can you tell exactly what number
she means by many"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
WIFE SHOT BY MATE
Officers Seek Husband-Two Had
Been Separated.

Police today sought Buford Ewing,
80, Negro, 644 Johnson ST., on a
charge Of shooting his wife with in
tent to kill. Mrs. Louvenia Ewing,
the wife, is at city hospital in a seri-
Gus condition with a bullet wound in
the head.
Said she and her husband have
been separated and he lived at his
mothers home, with their children.
Early today he broke into her home
at 1899 Coe ST.. dragged her from
her bed and into the kitchen and
fired the shot, she told Lieutenant
Claffey. He told her he hoped the
bullet would prove fatal and threat
ened to kill a man he charged she
has been keeping company with.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Get at the Cause and
Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant. sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
fly but firmly ON the bowels and liver.
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any of
the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickening,
gripping, cathartics are derived from Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping
pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. f. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with bowel
and liver complaint, with the attendant
bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
will know them by their olive color
Take one or two every night for week
and note the effect. 15c and 30c.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
BACK HOME AGAIN
reported found by POI

Automobiles reported found by po'
lice belong to:
Grover Redic, S22 Highland Ave;
Ford, found at 1850 S. Capitol Ave.
Joseph r. Ballard, 1919 N. War
man Ave; Overland, found at Pratt
st. and keystone Ave.
Lucian Jones, 2111 Martindale
Ave-. Ford, found at Ohio and New
York SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-02
EVIDENCE is CONSIDERED
Petition for Injunction on Improve
ment Under Amusement.

Judge Clinton H Givan Of Superior
Court Four today had under advise
ment evidence presented Monday at
a hearing for an injunction, asked by
property owners, enjoining Harry
Dunn, county auditor, from certify
ing to the State tax board re-
monstrance Of the Indiana TaXpay-
ers Association to a joint bond issue
Of city and county for $l2S,0OO.
Judge Givan gave attorneys until
Wednesday to file briefs.
The bond issue is for the proposed
Improvement OF Baltimore and Hill
side Ayes, from Thirty-Fourth St.
to Bloyd Ave. The remonstrance,
filed Friday, charged the amount
asked is $4,000 in excess Of the ac-
tual costs Of improvements.