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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Celia Gibbs is left sn orphan by the death
VI her father. wtr~ hequeaths her to ths
care and charity Hilary Fraser. one OF
his few trierds. Hilarys sister. Laura ,,r Evri -
sham relieve- him OF his charge by placing
celia in a French convent and. when ,s,h she
is is. takinS har into her horne 70 n'e.
Two years later Laura dies and Hilary ,,t m
greatly disturbed az 10 what TO 90 aoous u.
celia. young Russian SCULPTOR proposes 70
her but she refuses his offer: and Hilary. VI
ner"e alton. monoses to her himself ~ or%cl roc
nriety. Celia : happS in the arrangcmen,t.
and her white marria2e. She learns 10,
tho FIRST time that her father had lett nei
nnnniless. Hilary goes to Eurone ana Cena d
d~"'""s to sc: her self a lob. She appbes 10
Ahe Siaburg of the Sieburg Theatet. VINO
aerecs to take her on in fancy diving SUN.
She gives up her job the day hefore Hilary ,i;r
Is due hack in the country. She tells MN
Of her adventure and. greatly to her surprise
he is amused by it,. Celia becomes restless =,
AT the inactivity of the life she Leads In
Hilary. house She meets young muslc an
padraic OShea. who is greatly attracted 70
'"r Hilary believes that Celia ,s in love WIN
r. p1"alc ant would like divorce; Padralc
calls on Celia and tells her of his love ehe
epulscs him when he suggests that sne a.
vur,e Hilary and marcy him. hut ,he hnailE
-.T'f nrcuis"~ To 90 away with nm ana iet
Hilary dh owe her. Hilary Interrupts tho
c"ne between them. and Padraic leaves the
h"usC,
a U'optipiIed from YeSterdav'S Star)
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PRIVATE OPINIONS FAIL
TO MIX WITH FASCISM
Deputies Who Express Convictions
Promptly Expelled From
Party in Italy.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ROME, March 26.-Members of the
Chamber of Deputies who try express.
ing their individualities against the
dictates of the party directorate are
either suspended from the party for
indeterminate periods or expelled out.
right. punishment which usually
means the end of their political ca
reers.
No fewer than seven deputies have
been expelled and three suspended as
result Of Secretary Farinacci's cam
paign to weed out party members who
insist on having opinions of their own.
They are: EXpelled-E,doardo Tore,
Massimo Rocca, Clio Batta Rebora
Battlsta BiodO. TommasO Benassi
Aldo Oviglio and Michele Tersaghi
Observation-Disclosures Bolson, Pietro Pi
Santi and Amadeo Belloni.
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NEW CHURCH FOR ROME.
Memorial to Eucharistic Congress
Here Will Be Near Vatican.

ROME, March 26 R.-A subscrip.
tion has been opened to build in Rome
a memorial to commemorate the
Eucharistic Congress to be held in
Chicago in June. The memorial will
take the form of new church in
honor Of Saint Juliana Falconieri,
founder Of the Congregation of Nuns.
The church will be erected on the
north slope of the Vatican hill, so that
the Pope will be able to see it from
the Vatican garden.
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HELP-MALE lContinued,.

YOUNG MAN wanted Apply F. W. Wool
worth. 18th and = sts nv. n.w.-
YOUNG MAN. for moving picture theater'
YOUNG MAN. white. 1s years old. to drive
truck and make himself useful in electrical
store: $l5 per week to start. Apply o%o
raphy and typewriting and selling ability.
ness: must he well recommended: SO 2
week to start. Robey Motor Co.. authorized
Ford dealers. 1929 l. st. ne. -
YOUNG MEN. with small cars. TO drive
statesmen around: no scllns: pay every
night. 113 Columbian Bldg.
YOUNG MAN. white. to work at service
station; must know how TO change tires.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for 3
qualified ealesmen with relia organtzatlon
producers only desired: drawing ACCOUNT.
Haven villa Corpn.. 20 Investment bldg:
ACCOUNTANT
One experienced in public accounting WoI>
and capable to conduct and audit lndepenu 20.
entity position temporary local work 1or
out.of-town firm: state 9uali fications anc eA-
perience fully. Address Box 47-E. star once.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Prominent realtor has opening for one ex;
properties: excellent opportunity TO make
strictly confidential. Address Box "ss'A'
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CHICAGO DOG SHOW ON.
100000 Worth of Canine Flesh
Placed on Exhibition.

CHICAGO. March 26 @.-A half
million dollars worth of canine flesh,
with dogs ranging from inches to
feet in height. were viewed by
more than 5000 persons at the
twenty fifth annual show of the Chi
cago Kennel Club, which opened yes.
terGay.
Ashford Minerva of Strathway.
owned by Alex Stewart of Chicago.
was awarded the grand championship
for bulldogs and War Bride of Davis
Hill. from the Davis Hill Kennels
at Fort Thomas, KY. took the gra nd
ribbon for Airedales.
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I\ST.tIl.NENT XN\NI.
Celia Breaks Down.

~ ELLA glanced M at Hilary.
who was watching her with
those kind. cool eyes of his.
NJ and. remembering the blazing
glare of PadraiC's eyes close,
close to hers. she shivered again.
Still chilly" asked Hilary with
concern. That means five grains of
nuinine before YOU go to bed. Seren-
ity.'
II am not serene. said Celia
whose cheeks had begun to glow. Il
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Bogota Again Swept by Fire.

BOGOTA. Colombia. March 26 P).
The two blocks of business houses
remaining in the business section of
Maniza1es. Colombia. after the disas-
trous fire Of last July, were burned to
the ground Saturday evening last. A
church which adjoined this property
also was destroyed.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

20 Civil Service Examinations.
Begin Monday for special intensive courses
Tor under clerk -tvpist exam. stem. ana typlst
exams. all clerk promotion exams. com
putor exam. Salary. 81 $3.50. Patent Omce
course. One tuition covers all coiirses. every
day and every night for all clerical exams
Inc CIvil Service Preparatory School. Sc
cor I2th and NV. Phi. Fr. 2OeO.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTs-INSTRUCT
in elementary Latin. Phone Cleveland 1431.
ar MH s,udo oer.
viii interview only those desirous of making
2os:z. Star odh once. p'0'''''0'- l,uue'' D0N
can fsco': School, &c. 81 Also 4h Tree Work Hair
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS for operators
nished: Can Foster. r. s7s7. 30.
NIT By Expert sstisfaction pMs susranteed 4 s ss-
RENNEpYe Xds@. .ay 4sy1s Gar l"'"lSneo MT
Is Ronih: HhT f s Asp Or moSIbs sps4s
teacher: students doing Work Rs' for best FIRMS FIRMS
eq a sss fSE HsT fni aNb
ShnaS SSGhiEaNGEs; ia;; % years in Washington. 1917
ANOTHER SAYS. IN YOUR SCHOOL. 81
aeef BOYD ranhlf sSorsSand ,enss 'Sp
'eS ? rnd Est 1
NV NV s. classes :: now forming. Boyd school.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. ExPE.
Call Lincoln ss. " '"'''' Ae''" '"'"e''
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU
snS sss eatmens "a Apply SECOND oor
517 11th st. ---------
RADIO-sAIARY OF ST .a20. IN ADDITION
to all living expenses and 4 months vaca-
ton Also salaries of S175 to $500 per
month. These positions await our graduates
Great opportunity for young men II to as
Rapid promotion LOOMS RADIO COL
LEGE. 406 9th. 26s
THE REEDER SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CUL-
ture: all branches taught reduced rates.
enroll now. Colored only. North 646S.
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN.
Hotels. clubs apartments, institutions. tea
rooms, restaurants. cafeterias. need trained
men and women. Demand incre easing daily
Every day openings in D. c.. Florida: all
States, for managers. asst. managers. host
esses housekeepers, accountants. room
clerks. stewards and other executives.
Night classes now forming. Glass limited
Enroll early. Prepare in few short months
for big pay. with bigger opportunities. Open
40 am. to pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
''''< SCHOOLS,
Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd St.
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HFLP-FEMAIE.


A,ID,yEERTIsING SOLICITORS. Room 2oe
l417 81. NV. c6s
BOOkkEEPER: one. with wholesale Erocery
e1perenGe ent~I ,e preferred competent fof double
Address Box ssa-A. Star Once .s.
ccn1nETss c1o4 TER 5, Girl must be e1oenss:ed
GIRL as cashier and to make out bills: must
to $50 per month. Address Box 42s.A.
fshEssfi6f FshsT iSia asn ssn'y 4 oT experienced W H
SALE SSALEsLApY, with eyperiencs in millinery:
p j FARLEY. Inc. 737 9TH 81. nv.
sAEs.ADEs sas 5. tJ rons
position: Apply Mr.. sezal. j. z. Cunningham
SALESlADY. S j.so Ia capabie Of making alterations
party, New York Cash Credit House,
sALESsLADIEs., experlenced houseto-houss
11trslshs salary, car fare ] and bonus. m See MT
2aHhAii5Fn to,xesr. ai5 F St. n.H III lAD,
sALESLADIES, exDerienced. for ladies'
wearing apparel. Maison Blanche. 1919
SSGEAMsTREss for slip-cover work oaa..s2
STENOGRAPHER-2 or 3 hours work
daly may lead to inl bor time m i9snre d
dress Box 434-A Star office. -
TAILOR must he experienced. App,yy n.
Sinrod. 607 Pennsylvania ave Sc ~
Lunch. f3s sth =. - ----,-
WOMEN. for accident. health and HE m
snarance part or full time. Address Box
y0I7NG WOMAN interested in .eif-deveiop-
nlent; free 70 leave city and willing to work,
Belief III education essential: perm anent no
MILLINERY SALESLADIES,
thoroughly experienced and
competent. Creeron. GA 18th
st. NV.
PRESSERS - Experienced on
plain and fancy silk dresses.
Steady work. The Vogue Clean
ers. l4th and Spring rd.
SEAMSTRESS - First class.
Raleigh Haberda sher, 1910 F st.
SALESWOMAN.
Experienced. for our pattern
department one capable ol TAX
ing charge OF stock. Apply En-
ployment Office. The Hecht Co.
+ st. at 9TH.
SALESWOME.N
For our toilet goods. Those hav-
ing demonstrating experience
preferred.
Apply Employment Office,
The Hecht Co.
+ St. at 9TH.
FILTER
thoroughly experienced on women's dresses
JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
MILLINERY SALESWOM-
EN-, experienced and smart ap-
pearing: apply Nine. Ash, l2l7
Conn. ave.
! SALESLADIES Must be
thoroughly experienced; coats,
dresses. Call ol7 F st.
PRESSER. experienced woman,
on ladies gowns and pleating.
Apply Tavenner & Co.. dyeing
and cleaning. 1905 H st. NV. 2o*
) Al j. SHADES. experienced
coat and dress department. The
Loeb Co.. ia 9Th st.
stenogs. typists, hookkprs., clerical help etc
CITY Employment Service.
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sITUATIONs-NaLE. FEMALE.

CARETABERS brother and sister want tn
care for home in Washington during sh-
sence OF owners for the Summer or act ss
cook and working housekeeper. IN city or
capable and reliable man is excellent cook.
sister trained az housekeeper or SECOND u1atH:
ployinK them leaves for e:st.nded Eurors an
trip frshnf April and wishes to plare them;
referenoss. Address Box 413-A. star ofiice.
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CASHIER and record clerk: 500 per week :.
give age and experience IL any: must fur
n,sh surety bond. Address Box .5}-A star
Evening star., 1926-03-26

CARPENTER FOREMAN. union. able to su-
pervise general construction. willing to work
with tools when necessary: state salary ::
good Opportunity Address Box 35S-A. star
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Continued tomorrow.)
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WRINGER MAN experierced Barry Laur.
dry. 14th and r SITS. Sc. ~
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SITUATIONs--MALE.

HR!CKLAYER. jObber colored. wants work
ADDRESS Bricklayer. 1346 RiKRs ST. NV.
BUTCHER. manager for market and grocery.
best OF references Phone Franklin s14s.
2Rs
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MAN. experienced AT asserting face brick.
Room 605. 901 18th st. NV. ) to pm.
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MAN wanted who has had some experience
"a collector. preferably one with car. Ap-
nIy OF q International Bldg after 10 I'M
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I. wishes position: com
ddress Box 3ia- Star
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MEN married preferred: direct sales work
to customers: SIS per week guaranteed: ad.
vancement Fuller Brush. 6l9 Metro. Bank.
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ATTENDANTS for gas station. experienced.
must be able TO furnish best REFERENCES see
Mr.. Block. Room AZ, Franklin Saiionai
Bank Bldg. Call this afternoon or Satur-
Evening star., 1926-03-26

MEN WANTED 4) as train news agents.
cash security and blue suit required perma-
nent work to right parties. The Union News
CO. ONCE No. 3. East Basement. Union sta
Evening star., 1926-03-26

CEMENT F!NlsHERs. hrst-cla... Second
Evening star., 1926-03-26

CABINETMA good perma'
nent employ yment for those who make goUl;
omen shop. Apply Lewis & Hitchcock ::s
at sw
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NOTICE.
NOTICE SF rE rs HTAXPA3sR or THE THE cT BE
TEAHINA1Tb0GNs TO ISSUE BONDS OF
MONEY TO BE USED IN BUILDING
TTN9A N 6Nr E RRI RFEsn,s oyE r. TIE TIE
FORD ST. AND THE cANAL. AND
RHR aNHRR E6ER THE TINE SH ZIP
BONDS, AND RECEIPT OF BIDS FOR
THE SANE Me- . TOGETHER G5 WITH THE
FLYING A TIME WHEN THE SAME
SHALL TAKE. EFFECT.
Notice is hereby given 70 the taxpayers
Of the City OF indianapolis. State of In
and through IT'S Common Council BY ec ny
eral Ordinance. No. Ito. 1878, duly passed
on the 21st day q December 1925, and
Forty three Thousand ts43. 900 oo( Dol:
One Thousand Isl 0Oc OOl Dollars each,
amounting 70 Forty,three Thousand tS43.-
100000 Dollars. said bonds to be known
Two Of said bonds shall mature and be
payable At the rate Of Two THOUSAND
$1,000 go Dollars zach year Tor Seven
1928. and Three az bonds for One Thou.
sand Isl .0000o) Dollars each for three
bonds e s5s Sanr Interest Ten al 1 Se rate d
four and one-half a v per cent per an
mum payable semi-annually on the LIST
day of January and the / st dav of July
of each year for the period of said bonds,
and. said instalment of interest shall be
evidenced by interest coupons attached to
said bonds. Said bonds are issued for the
purpose OF procuring money to be used
to build two bridges. one over Meridian
81. aRd the Canal and the other al Black
ford ST.. and the Canal or the City OF In
dianapolis Ind
All as provided for and authorized by
an Act of tho General Assembly of the
State Of Indiana entitled:
AN Act concerning Municipal Corpora
tons" approved March g, 1905. and acts
amendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto
Unless objections are made by Ten (10)
or more taxpayers, other than those that
pay poll tax only, in the manner pro-
pursuant TO said determination and order.
proceed to cause said bonds in said amount
to be issued and sold for the purposes
~ - - 8. L. SHANK,
Mayor
JOS. L. HOGUE,
Ian. 1925 wy Non'roner'
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THIEVES ARE
BUSY in CITY
Two HoId-ups and Purse
SnatChing Reported. -

Two alleged hold-ups, purse
snatching, pickpocket case and
several thefts and attempted burglar
les were reported to police today.
Robert Robesons 1871 Windsor St.,
foreman at a garage. S21 Ellsworth
St., told police he visited the place
late Thursday night to fix the fire
and a Negro stuck a gun in his face,
took a bill fold and SIS and ran.
Charles Anderson, Negro. 100 Ma
pie ST., arrested on an intoxication
charge, said he had been held up
and robbed of $22 by two Negroes.
Miss Jean Geiger, 1879 N. Meridian
ST., said she was walking near Sew
enteenth St.. when a youth seized
her purse containing Sc and fed.
Miss Virginia Duckwah. 1913 N.
Delaware ST., purchased a ticket for
New York and discovered that $3.50
and the ticket had been taken from
her purse.
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RAIL WAGE INCREASE
Illinois Central Gives Shopmeu Ono
Cent an Hour.

BIZ U.iited Press
CHICAGO, Jan. S.--Wage increa 81
es Of one cent an hour to shopmen
OF the Illinois Central r. r. were re,
vealed today by the United Statea
Railroad Labor Board At the SAND
time the board announced that thu
Baltimore & Ohio road had granted
salary increases totaling $500, 900
annually to its clerical stan.
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LEGAL NOTICE


Default, having been made IN the pay
ment of a certain chattel mortgage ex-
ne ' County NJ s1 az Maron state 81 fndsns on
the 4th day Of June. 1925, to the Inter
national Harvester Company of America.
and filed for record with the Recorder for
Marion County. Indiana on the 9th day of
June, 1926, In Chattel Mortgage Record
No. 300, page No. "a. and upon which
mortgage there is declared to be due and
unpaid 81 036.51 principal, and 80 cents
interest. or a total of 81 .037 40. we have
taken possession Of.
One International Model ISL" truck
and attachments Motor No. KB-
154034-H. Serial No. SLI474-B.
being the property described In said mort
gage and will sell II az pubic sale TO the
highest cash bidder at the Service station
of the International Harvester Company
of America, 125 Kentucky Ave- Indian
apolls. Oh Saturday Jan. 18TH 1926, at
1 o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COM.
PANY OF AMERaCA.
nv ". NJ. LYONS.
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20
3 Legal Notices


r OF REAL ESTATE ''s
,,,a me ne unuerslgned Commissioners by yir
T THs q cant an order 81 Probate Court d MAJ
IN a cause therein pending entitled It'll c sstf
e sl - Payne VS.. OrTis A. Curry and
oi hereby Siye notice that 0 a The snf far
2 21sT an Rational Eaak B o9I0e RU99rS Ne
on THURSDAY the 18th day OF FebruarT
d dg@ tror az 100 oelock; ?: y; Of said az
they win oer for sale 81 p s Ie Te5 59d
S Sna az tb e1s ess than The fp sppFas
estate n Knox COMFY indiana dIssoed NH
west Quarter ~ ssStfos sr T & I'VE s9gY5s t
49, West, containing Forty l40j acres - =
Also the Southeast. FRACTIONAL ouartel
a. North Of Range Eight az I West s c9n
:, Also the IN, SS,pE beast FRACTIONAL ousrtet
(4l North, Of Range Eight (s) West West. en- unl
tanning 1880 acres In Knox County. In
And said Commissioners by virtue q
and pursuant % the order aforesaid da
further hereby, give notice that At the iaw
Sc 9anEers TF sna B SlfE 4 Il F No c
"a gTh v M The I2th daS ~ FeBTusrs
and at not less than the full appraiaed
value thereof the followinE described real
Marion County. Indiana to-wff:
Lot Nipeteen (l9l in .Shotwel1's eubdf
now n part OF the City OF Indlanapolld
Marion County, Indiana.
estate Aforesaid 81 saa P PfIc Rs s s1d IT. tracts
in lots or parcels 10 suit purchaeerSs ~
one-third OF purchase. price cash. one.thin
in six months and one4fhird IN nlnl
months from date OF sale the ptirchaef
or nurchasers 70 secure the deferred nav
ments as the case may he. by notes bear
date OF sale and secured by first mort
gage on the real estate sold
ANY sale made will be subject to thu
approval Of Abe Marion Probate Court
y. FRANK CULBFHTSOE.
CHARLES y. CLARKE,
Jan. 8. Is. 20 ana e.. ap28. go on's'
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WOMAN SUES ESTATE
Says Wealthy Hamilton County Man
Promised Her Property.

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Jan. g.
Mrs. Nettie Littleton Kane OF I'M
dianapolis has filed claims aggregate
ing $4,000 against the estate Of
James w. Smith in court here. Sha
was a step-daughter Of Smith. Fot
keeping house for him she says nd
promised to give her all OF his
property for life, but he left no will.
Smith was wealthy. Mrs. Kane ID
sister of Frank Littleton, railroad
attorney Of Indianapolis and formet
speaker Of the'Indana House Of Rep
resentatives. Smiths only legal heit
is a grandson, age II, son of Eugend
Pulliam, Lebanon, Ind, newspaper
man.
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CAMP PLANS MADE

Citizen-SOldiers Will Be at Ft:' Ben
jamin Harrison During Summer.
Two thousand citizen-soldiers will
attend the citizens military training
camp, which will be conducted at
TT. Benjamin Harrison, July Is to-
Aug. 10, 1t was announced today.
Plans for the summer camps are
being made at headquarters of the
9Th corps area, TT. Hayes, Ohio. -
other military POSTS in this aroa y
maintain camps. They are Camp
Knox, Ky, and Ft. Thomas, Ky.
Reserve offices OF Kentucky, In-
diana, Ohio and West Virginia will
be on active duty at FIT. Harrison
during the summer. Field training
for the Indiana National Guard will
be given at Camp Knox. Aug. to
Sept. 6. About 1000 troops OF the
State will attend.
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OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
Seven Camps Of Royal Neighbors Of
America Have Ceremonies. -

More than $50 officers of $50
camps Of the Royal Neighbors o.
America, women's auxiliary to tho
Modern Woodmen Of America. have
been installed. Ceremonies were held
in the Red Mems Hall, N. Capitol
Ave. and w. North St., THURSDAY
night. Mrs. Fannie B. Volz is State
oracle.
Camps joining In the ceremoniea
were: Center, Northwestern, Iron
wood, Eastern, Liberty, of Beech
Grove. Liberty Of Indianapolis and
Mayfower.
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RS-1 MAY TAKE AIR
Army's Newest Acquisition Expected
to Make Maiden Trip Today.

BU United Press
BELLEvILLE, ILL.,. Jan. s.-Tha
RS-1, newest air acquisition ofazkt
Army and the largest semi
dirigible of the air force. may taxi
the air on its maiden flight today.
The Army will use the new
dirigible in training airmen in cross
country flying. 1t will carry ninl
officers and men.
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$3.50 CASH.


ONLY TWO OF these wonderful bargains
left; New Broom bungaIows with large
balance like rent. lin 5646. Ran 1892
$50 DOWN and $3:s a month for new
five-room bungalow with half acre OF
ground southeast gopd bus service Wash.
OST2 Lin 5646
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NOTICE.

NOTICE SHP 70 s TAzRAEGEs OF Of THE
sSss SJR INT $SSp5s $SH q
10 PAY THE NS cfTNY,s PAgF r OF o HE
Q Q9RSET From re MIMrRakEoyNINs BAd IT MORE
TTTYrTTso Su 81 e. ALSO To PAX y T III
PRQv1NGG HILLSIDE AYE. FkoM THE
R$SGg BSo ETE e % The The s. s. p Z OF coz 81
Sd F 81 R&A All E$HE XVI HyySS RR8SESEFBS
SNR RE%S5H S Pm q 81 vJ BHITRsS Fer III
AM TERMS ~ sA YHEFA AT NbE FfMx qfRRE
A TINE EVE, WHEN THE (sAME SHALL.
of the City Of Indianapolis State OF indi-
ana. that the City Of Indianapolis. by and
Ordinance No. los. 1925. duly + passed i'i on N
the 9TH, day, Of December. 1925. and APP
proved by the Mayor on Dec. 9th 1925,
Dollars Of new bonds Of the denomination
each. an amounting to Sixty one Thousand
H qSE9 SNps SFa E fSss ANS Said Rdqb8bd
T o Ss S FSs II rxfnsy sers series
shall be for three t3) bonds each OF One
Twentieth (2Qthl series shall be for -Four
Dollars each. The first series shall ma
ture~ on the LIST day of January. 1928, and
one series on the LIST day Of January there.
after to and including Jan. LIST 1947. Said
bonds shall bear interest at the rate OF
4 ~ per cent per annum payable semi,
annually on the LIST day OF January and
the LIST day of July of each year of the
period OF said bonds. and the installments
OF interest shall be evidenced by interest
coupons attached to said bonds. Said
bonds are issued for the purpose. of pro
curing money to be used In thef improve
ment OF Baltimore Ave. and Hillside Ave.
in the City of Indianapolis, Ind,
All as provided for and authorized by
an Act 81 the General Assembly Of the
IAN Act concerning Municipal Corpora
tions" approved March 9th. 1905. and all
acts amendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto.
Unless objections are made by ten t10)
or more taxpayers. other than thoses that
pay, poll tax only, in - the manner pre-
pursuant to said determination and order,
proceed to cause said bonds IN said amount
70 Be issued and sold for the purpose
~ s. L. L. SHANK, Mayor.
:. JOS. /. HOGUE. City Controller.
Jan i q 1925
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-08
Death Notices

GAVIN. JAMES T.-Son Of Mrs. Anna
Gavin, brother of william P. Mayme
Gavin and Mrs. Anna Goger, died Thurs
residences, 619 S. West ST. Funeral Mon
day Jan. II. at $50 a. M at At residences b,ln
at q a. M Friends invited.